The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-03

cave near the Minnesota river north
of here last week The owner Of the
flour has not been determined for q
certainty yet
Grant Homme was i'll a few days
last week.
Rev. Holt of Redwood Falls deliv
cred fine patriotic address last
Thursday. .....,
The dance at the A. j. Van Selus
farm was quite we'll attended.
Miss Josie Hegdal married Lars
Selievold here Wednesday. Rev.
Mommsen performed the ceremony,
at the Norwegian Lutheran church,
in the presence of the large number
of friends and relatives
At the Henry Hegdal home in
Swedes Forest on Thursday night
occurred the free wedding dance CIV
en- by Lars Seljevold.
The boys from here who are in The
June II draw for the u. S. army
were given farewell party Friday
at the Odeon, at which time they
were also presented with comfort
kits. Those who go from here are:
Martin Bjerke, Lyle Fish, Alfred
Johnson, Berndt Schjenken and John
johnson of Renville county.
The Gimmestad and Hegdal famil-
les entertained company from South
Dakota last week.
Herman fairfield of Minneapolis
was a business caller here Wednes
day.
The Louis Leonard family were
guests of The Rob. Leonard family
in Currie Sunday
Claude De France, postmaster of
Seaforth was caller here last Tues
day.
W. C. Starr and wife were up from
Redwood Falls Saturday night to
get acquainted with their new grand
daughter.
Miss Eva Lash returned Thursday
from Echo where she had been en-
ployed- trainel nurse.
The Village Board of Review was
in session adjusting the assessments
of the various property owners, the
first of the week.
The primary election went off
smoothly here Monlay and the re-
turns show only one black. spot on
the Redwood county escutcheoa
ed in November.
Several little boys who are too
young to join the Boy Scouts, en-
joyed weeks tent life here during
the past week.
The H. O. Nofziger and DR.. AID
rich families attended the farewell
given the Renville county draft boys
at Olivia Sunday.
Mrs. HARE Star entertained her
mother and sister Of Granite Falls
last week.
Frank Clague stopped here short
time last Monday on his way from
Granite Falls.
John Mckay backed his automo-
bile into one owned by A. o. Gibbs
here on election day. About one
dollar would cover. the damage done.
Mrs. O. H. Mogen is slowly recov-
ering from her injuries sustained one
day last week.
Paul Holm is erecting fine barn
on his farm.
Floyl Butler of Echo, GONZALES
cling soldier was here a short time
Saturday.
Mr.. Thorsen, one of Uncle Sans
home on furougn, visited friends
here Saturday night.
Rev. Prosser of the Home Finding
association of Minneapolis made his
annual visit here Thursday.
Chas. Bergquist is erecting a fine
corn crib on his farm. .le1
All the Belview lraft boys who
went with the last contingent, ex-
cept Otto Nelson. are now at Camp
Kearney, Cal.
Ole F'lom and daughter, Emma,
returned last week from an automo-
bile trip to northern Minnesota. Mr..
Flom, who is good judge, says the
crops in this vicinity are better than
elsewhere, as he saw them on his
trip.
A. M. Arnestad was business
caller here Saturday.
John O. Anderson of Sioux Agency
was a Belview shopper here Friday.
Mrs. C. Causen and baby of Wis
consin are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Gimmestad. II
Miss Anne Tinnesa1d has secured
employment for the summer vaca-
ton with the Dayton company Of
Minneapolis.
Ross Chisholm of Morton, former
~ 6mplOyou DIS UdIUSI III CllC ioIcal
shop. was a draftee with Re1ville
county boys, who went on Monday.
Mrs. Thor Ellingso1 was in town
Friday. She has not been in the.
best of health lately.
Mrs. Kearney and baby and Miss
Warnke of Wood Lake called here on
business trip Saturday.
The Leonard, Abraham and Maus
families wen on gooseberry pick
ing trip to North Redwood last
Thursday and succeeded in getting
lot. =.
The Belview Silver Cor1et Band
furnished music for the mid-sum-
mer picnic and also for the Mumedal
picnic at the river Sunday.
Several from here are planning to
attend the farm bureau picnic in the
J. J. Troske grove a. Wabasso on
June &c. Mike Bowling, than which
there is no better speaker in this
part of the state, is scheduled for
the afternoon address.