The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-05-09
BELVIEW NEWS

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with relatives and friends.
Dan Miller purchased a fine
mich COW near Redwood Falls
and brought her home Monday.
Charles Martin was a business
caller at Sacred Heart the first
Of the week.
M. E. Crosley began work for
E. F. Kohls Monday morning.
R. E. Crying sod a Stude-
baker car to John Gales of Sea-
forth the first Of the week. He
took in Maxwell car in trade.
Will Knighton and family of
Echo were guests of Miss En-
ma Wink Sunday.
John J. Ziegler was home Sun
day from his duties as agent at
Winthrop.
Clifford Adsit was quite i'll
several days of last week.
Messrs. Barber and Cahoon of
Vesta, were business callers here
Monday.
Jerome P. Simpson is now at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
and will soon be assigned to
battleship for further training.
He says he is very well pleased
with life in the U. S. navy.
Wallace Fish is slowly recov-
ering from a ten day illness.
Mayor AL. F. Koch of Echo,
was a business caller here Mon
day of last week. Being a good
soldier he thought nothing of
the five mile "hike" up the tracks
home. He come down on the
freight train.
Martin Mattson, oil man from
Redwood Falls, made a couple
of trips here last week.
Knute Olson and Frank Wit
chin completed a tile ditch for
Eric Sander last week.
Benz. J. Simpson has just
about completed the trench work
for the new garage and the ce-
ment crew of John H. Johnson
are busy with the concrete foun-
dalton.
Dolliff Lumber Co. built a ce-
ment shed on the railway right
of way and can now properly
house their supply.
The DR.. Aldrich family and
Miss Ada Scholz were Sunday
guests at the Holt home in
Swedes Forest.
VIM. Peterson shipped a car
of hogs to South St. Paul last
Wednesday.
h Chas. Thompson was up from
the county seat last Wednesday.
Glen E. Marcyes and w. Dun
can were callers at the county
seat Wednesday.
Glen E. Marcyes sold 'his vii
lage residence to Mrs. S. John
son who will soon occupy it.
Conrad Johnson was up from
Delhi last Wednesday. He is
an expert tile ditcher.
Mrs. Amanda Haugen re-
turned to her home in Virginia.
Mimi, Thursday, after visit
mere with relatives.
Mrs. Rev. A. O. Aasen of Mini
neapolis, was a business caller
here last week.
Louis Barger, Pacific EAva-
tor Co. auditor, checked up To-
cal business affairs here Thurs
day. p
Miss Dahlberg and a lady
friend arrived Thursday from
Iowa for a visit at the home Of
her brother, Gilmen Dahlberg.
Carl Holt was i'll a few days
during the past week.
Owing to a wreck on the M.
& st. l.. R. R. west of Water
town, we had no noon passen-
ger train Thursday, thereby
greatly mountaineering several
who wished to take that train.
Agent VIM. Ess spent Sunday
at his former home in Waconia.
He may not have caught any
fish, but he acquired a couple
nice blisters on his hands from
rowing the boat.
Glen Alexander was a shop
per here Thursday:
Hans Iverson is nicely settled
in his own residence north of the
depot now.
The Boy Scouts with Prof.
Taylor in the lead, enjoyed a
hike" in the country Friday. A
lunch was taken along, none of
which was brought back. All en-
joyed this, their first outing of
the year.
The senior class of the Bel
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