The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-12-30
BELVIEW.
BELvIEW AND IT'S BORDER.

A party was given at the Holt farm
last Saturday evening.
Rev. Aasen conducted services at
Delhi last Saturday.
Erny Thorson worked ia Molvig &
MOnson's store last eek.
The young people of RockDell church
have social at the Odeon eo-night.
Gibbs con cert orchestra gave dance
at the hall last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. johnson brother came over
from Morgan the latter part OF last
week.
Oscar Berger and wife came up frosm
st. Paul last FRIDAY to spend Christ
| mas.
The barber shop will soon be located
in the Rain building next to the meat
market.
Tony Kramer left for Lucan last
Mondxyito take charge of his livery
business
Mr.. Rorter,Of Morgan. was here the
| latter part of last wesk, returning .on
Monday.
Theodore Braafladt is home frnm
Minneapolis, where Che is attending a
| business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Enestvedt spent
Saturday and Sunday with their folks
ia RenMille county.
The Congregational aid society will
give watch meeting at the halt ITO
| morrow evening.
New YEARS. services will be held at
the Lsa<lheran church, preaching lis the
English language.
The dance at the haiilast "Wednesday
was not largely attended, but all pres
ept had a good time.
DR.. Simpson spent Christmas with
relatives here. and left for Redwood
Falls Monday morning.
Several of the young people attended
the dance at Echo last evening. They
all report good ftime.
Miss Flora Patterson, teacher IN the
Redwood schools, spent portion of the
holidays with Simpson and family.
H. T. Helgeson aud wife arrived from
Regina, CanSGla, last week, to spend q
| few weeks with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Portrait entertained a
party of young people last Saturday
evening. Refreshments were served.
Miss Anna Berger, who has been at
ST. Paul since last Spring, came up last
Thursday to spend Christians with her
parents.
Andy Davidson, who has been in
Miller, Mimi, returned the fore part of
last week to spend Christmas with
relatives.
Christmas trees were in evidence at
the Lutheran and the Congregational
churches Christmas eve. Both We're
we'll attended.
Most of the young people who have
been attending school here, are spend
ing the holiday vacation at their re-
speetive homes.
Otto Goethe and family came up
from Redwood Falls Thursday evening
and spent Christmas with J. M.
Thompson and family.
The ten-year old son of CLAUS Cole
died at bis home in Swedes Forest last
Friday. The funeral was from Rock
Dell church, Rev. Aasen officiating.
The watch program of the ladies' aid
society at the Odeon Thursday evening
contains 20 selections, and those who
attend are assured of very entertain
ing time.
H. Il .Helgeson and wife of Regina,
N. w. t., formerly of this place, ar
rived here early last week and will
spend several weeks visiting relatives
and friends in and around Belvlew.
Mr.. Kravik closed the doors of his
store last Thursday evening, having
sold the balance of bis stock to other
merchants in town. He will aoon leave
for the west. H. NJ. Strandjord will
move his stock into the Kravlk store
this week, and r. T.. Patchin will move
into the Strandjord store
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