The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-25

R. H. Williams, H. L. Fairbroth-
er, R. G. Coffin and W. W. White of
Oskaloosa, compose quartette OF
four young men who are engaged IN
canvassing the county in the inter-
ests of portrait company.
A. A. Williams of Willmar, super
erintendent of construction of the
Southern Electric Telephone Co.,
and surveyor general of lumber for
the Redwood district, was in the
city during portion of last week.
H. V. Peterson, travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Minneapolis & St.
Louis, was in the city last Thurs
day booming the passenger busi-
ness for Ringling Bros. circus at
Watertown on the afternoon of July
11th
Gollmar Bros circus showed at
Lamberton on the afternoon of July
18th, and after the afternoon show
pulled up stakes and started for
this city, where they showed Thurs
day afternoon and evening. The
advance guard of the show arrived
here L, 10 p. n. "Wednesday morn
ing.
If the game OF golf can secure a
sufficient number of enthusiasts it
is probable that golf links will be
placed on the grounds of the town
and country club three and half
miles up the river. Excellent golf
links can be marked off on the tract
and those who understand the game
say that when it is once commenced
the enthusiasm grows more and
more Intense.
Miss Katheryne Larson, teacher
of fine art, had on exhibition at Ho-
tel Francois last Wednesday and
Thursday a number of specimens OF
her work. A large number of peo-
pie called at the parlors during
those two days and inspected the
work, and all pronounced them ex-
cellent, the result of which was
that Miss Larson secured a number
of pupils at this point.
Ringling Bros. circus will be at
Watertown Thursday, July 18th
We understand there will be 9
special train leaving North Red
wood at $50 in the morning and or
return will leave Watertown at Ga;
p. m. Fare $3.50 for round trip
AS the circus gives but one exhi
bition the visitors will enjoy tht
rare opportunity to see them pull
up and loaded on cars before leav
ing Watertown.
The local straw berry crop com
menced going on the market las
5 week, when VIM. Bell, who has on
of the finest straw berry patches il
this section of Minnesota, place.
the first picking from his patch OF
| the market. Without doubt tn
berries grown by Mr.. Bell are th
finest ever brought to Redwoo'
} Falls stores, or placed on the loca
r market. They are mammoth il
5 size, luscious in substance and yer,
pleasing in taste.
The band concert on Tuesda,
: evening of last week was big sue
5 cess. The members Of the bant
f appeared in their new uniforms TO
the first time. and after playing sew
= eral selections on the street the,
marched to the lawn of G.. Fred
Thompson, where the ladies of tn,
city served ice cream and cake
Despite the fact that the eveuin!
was cold the ladies realized owe
S43 from the social, all OF which ha:
been turned over to tina band.
5 A ditching outfit, consisting O
30 bulls, attached to three wagons
carrying implements, cook shanty
etc, passed through town last Wed
: nesday afternoon bound for Renvill'
and other northern counties, wher,
the DrODrietOrS have secured con
tracts for ditching. The children
of the town insisted, when the trail
made its appearance on Mill ant
Second street, that it was the stree
parade in Lucky Bills show, ant
commenced calling the animal:
vlack-varks, zebras, etc, but tn,
! parents of the children wouldn