The Redwood gazette., 1917-10-31
BELvIEW NEWS

Tuesday. Mr.. Rhude is em-
| ployed there and it is under
stood the family will soon move.
Ito the sanity city also.
Chas. Scott Of Delhi, visited
Belview last Tuesday in a busi-
ness way.
A. M. Archer Of Delhi, called
here Monday.
F.. i. Gladd walked up from
near Delhi last Tuesday, having
sold his horses at auction.
"A. M. Anderson suffered a
few days last week from the
effects of a sore throat.
Mr.. Ristvedt was troubled last
week with an infected finger
which laid him off from his corn
husking work.
A very large number attended
the Rudy-Anderson wedding last
"Wednesday. An especially good
time was had by the younger
people at the dance in the even
| ing. The young couple will soon
be at home to their large circle
Of friends at the Anderson farm
which they have rented.
The Dramatic Club expects to
/ put on several plays here dur
ing the coming fall and winter.
Oscar Gimmestad is the man.
ager.
! The girls basket ball team
commenced practise Monday and
soon expect to be in shape to
announce a few match games.
! Otto Muetzel and crew Of men
are progressing nicely with the
graveling of the state road north
| to the Minnesota river.
! The case of Lars Martinson
against the State Bank of Bel
view was dismissed in district
court last Saturday.
The first number Of the ly-
ceum course last Wednesday
drew full house and was great
" appreciated.
i Mrs. III. Holt and son Harry
and daughter Bertha, attended
| the lyceum number here We'd
nesday evening.
| Henry Hettle will occupy the
.IC. S. Knutson farm the coming
Il year.
VIM. Hommill departed last
Thursday for a visit with rela-
tives at Gettysburg, S. D.
Mrs. Steve Katzenberger and
children returned last Tuesday
from a visit with relatives in
the northern part of the state.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Bernardy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ber-
nardy of Seaforth were business
! callers here Sunday afternoon.
I Otto Flom and wife attended
. the lyceum course Wednesday
A comic show drew a gooc
( sized audience last Thursday.
| Knute Qvisted Of Echo, was {
i business caller Thursday.
/ Mrs. Crosley and Mrs. Dun
] can were Echo callers Thursday
/ Several corn huskers from
5 Wisconsin arrived last week anc
secured jobs Immediately.
/ Chas. Martin returned Friday
i from his trip to Albuquerque
q New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Warnke O.
1IWood Lake, called here Friday
in a business way.
/ A. J. Van Zelus was investi
} eating the bargains to be ha(
5 in Belview last Friday.
i Editor Max Johnson of Mil
r roy, was here Friday evening
/ He is engaged in buying seet
E corn to ship and seems to b
4 injecting with good success.
7 Mat Kramer returned the lat
E ter part Of last week from
: trip to Mankato where he Sc
( cured his exemption from tn,
. draft board at that place.
3 The III. O. Nafziger famil.
!. were entertained at the Ray
! Roxberg home Sunday evening
3 A barn dance was enjoyed by
: a large number Of young people
= at the new structure on the Nicl
Sacmary farm Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Froelich Wer,
guests at the N. Sacmary hom'
one night last week.
!. Harold Lindel is aiding witt
farming operations on the Dol
!. Mckay farm this week.
. Archie McCorquodale ha!
rented the Cahoon farm ives
! lof Vesta for the coming year
: Mrs. McC Corquodale was expect
ed from Modesto, CAL, the lat
J, ter part of last week.
4 III The VIM nonnnr auction Sa1t