The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-05-23

E. A. Pease has a sign out or
his building site on Second street
that he will be ready for business
there by Aug. LIST. On the Heilman
& belong lot north of the Granite
block, another sign gives notice OF
occupancy by that firm by Septem-
Der LIST. These gentlemen may be
depended on to make good.
If the courts do not interfere the
people of Itasca county will be
called upon to settle the question
of county division at the polls next
November. The governor has de-
cided that the vote shall be taken
on the International Falls PROPOSE
ton, which will divide the county
in two near Northome, making In
ternational Falls the county seat of
the upper section.
The foreign missionary society of
the Methodist church met with Mrs.
S. A. Hall on Tuesday and all were
well entertained. The attendance
was not as large as usual, probably
owing to the housekeeping epidemic
now prevailing. Mrs. Gold led the
lesson study of Africa; Mrs. Chad
derdon gave a paper, Stanley in
Africa" and Mrs. Champion read of
Home Life in Africa"
A few weeks ago The GAZETTE
referred to the anxiety felt by Odd
Fellows here over the possible fate
of G.. K. Holiday, who was sick with
pneumonia at that city just before
the earthquake. F. A. Gray looked
up the case while in that demolished
city, and reports that Mr.. Holiday
was fortunate in living outside the
burned district of the city and that
he has so far recovered as to be
no longer an applicant for relief on
account of sickness. Altho past
three score and ten, Mr.. Holiday
continues to work as a carpenter
when his health permits.
0. H. Sorlien, who with his broth
er P. H. operated the mills here
back in the eighties, was among the
banker delegates attending last
Thursday. We were surprised to
learn from him that it was eighteen
years since the Sorliens sold out
their Redwood Falls property and
removed to Granite Falls, where
they have been steadily successful
and now rank in the capitalist class
in a modest way. O. H. declared
that Redwood Falls looked good to
him as often as he found time to
revisit it.
Don't forget. The day comes but
once year. Always a date filled
with exciting interest, a red letter
occasion in the lives of US all, is
the day the circus comes to town.
With its blaring bands, its inspiring
music, it's noise, excitement and
hustle. The big street parade, with
its chariots, dens and calliope. its
handsome men and beautiful ladies,
proudly stepping horses and stately
elephants. Circus day comes this
year Thursday, May 31st, when in
it's great special trains of double
lengthed cars Gollmar Bros great
est of American shows will arrive
to make the event we will all cele-
brate. Newspapers all over the
country join in the statement that
this acknowledged greatest of all
American amusement institutions is
greater this year than ever before.
The reputation of this colossal en-
terprise has preceded it and the
name of Gollmar Bros. greatest of
American shows has become the
recognized synonym of circus in
tegrity. They never scale a date
or break promise and their motto
has always been 'The worlds best
none too good for Americans. y
Don't forget the date. The big
shows come to Redwood Falls May
31st. Two performances daily, doors
open l and p. m. Big free street
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