The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-03
BELVIEW.
BELvrEw TIME TABLE.
RELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.


The foundation for the residence of
H. Abrahamson is being laid.
The Congregational Sunday school
will observe Children's day, June II.
Mrs. r. s. Pachin and Mrs H. Fish
were visiting at Seaforth, Thursday
and Friday.
| Martin F. Sandager graduates from
the Willmar seminary commercial
course this year.
Halvor Olson has returned from his
trip to the Pacific coast, not going to
Alaska, as was his intention.
Anton Weideman and wife were in
Madison last week, where a daughter
has been under treatment for appendi-
citis.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam. Sampson, residing north of
Belview, on Tuesday evening of last
week
DR.. o. H. West and wife of Ferina,
ILL.,, are visiting with H. Adsit and
family, Mrs. West being a sister of
Mrs. Adsit
Simon johnson went to Madison
last Sunday evening. He expects to re-
main there about two weeks for medi-
cal treatment.
The board of supervisors of s.Swedes
Forest are making arrangements for
repairing several bridges in that town.
ship this summer.
c. c. Enestvedt aud family went to
Wellington Sunday, visiting F. G.
Schoenfelder and family, returning on
the evening train.
NJ. E. lewis of Vesta and Ed Holt
of Swedes Forest returned from their
trip to Colorado Saturday, coming
through Redwood Falls.
The June sun shines on many fair
BRIDE made doubly lovely by the use
of Rocky Mountain Tea The brides
best friend. So cents. Hitchcock & Co
A. Leonard, wife and son, and A. F.
Portrait, wife and daughter, have been
visiting with F. G. Schoenfelder and
family at Wellington during the past
week
A number of Belview people and res
idents around the town. have been
paying tribute to the county at the
treasurer's office in Redwood Falls,
during the past week.
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gether with their wives, came down
from Todd county recently and have
since been visiting with the Ruckel
boys of Swedes Forest.
Rev. Aasen, A. 0. Gimmestad and
G. G. Enestvedt went to Watson as rep.
resentatives from the Belyiew Luther
an congregation to conference to be
held at that place June Sd and 4th.
Real estate taxes have, as usual
7 been fairly we'll paid up in Swedes
Forest, Kintire and Belview. Mr.
Gimmestad sent last Saturday to Treas
+, urer johnson So, 2S6. 80, tesides $78. 10
= sent Mr.. johnson some time ago, al
= for taxes,
J. The new creamery association has
!: elected A. o. Gimmestad president, L
4 Bredvold vice president, ]. NJ. Thomp
: son treasurer, A. Nj. Monson secretary
} who with Christ Knutson, Anton Wei
deman and H. Hagen constitutes tn,
board of directors.
An auction sale Of the personal prop
\ erty of the late s. O. Kolin will be helt
in the Kolin building next Saturday
commencing at one:o,clock. The per
sonal property includes uncollecte,
notes, judgments, book accounts and
lot of'ealoon fixtures.
Ole Hanson, well known to old tim
Belviewites, together with his family
came down from Elkton, South Dako
ia, several days ago, are visiting Mel
Stenson and family. Ole has close,
out his merchandise business at Elktol
and expects to travel for machin
, company, making Belview his head
quarters. The family will be gladl
d welcomed back to Belview.