Gollmar Brothers Circus Parade Set for July Thirteenth
A long, spectacular street pageant by the Gollmar Brothers promises to dispel doubts about their size and show. The parade features monster steel cages, a grand procession, and a noted display of equestrian acts, aiming to eclipse all similar tours with wealth and daring. Also notices of teaching jobs in Minnesota and a sewing machine advertisement appear among the readable items.
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Golhmar Brothers
Goll Brothers
Golliway
Gollmars
Sparks Shows Delight Crowds After Wheaton Visit
The Sparks Shows arrived Sunday from Wheaton to a large welcoming crowd. First appearances indicated a first class outfit with well-kept wagons and richly decorated facade and cages. The dining tent impressed, and manager Sparks hosted an annual Fourth of July banquet. Monday brought heavy wagon arrivals and a bustling town, with a strong turnout for the side show and free attractions. The program featured the Valentina family, Alston trapeze, Jacoby elephants, Mayos riding act, Mizano troupe, and clowns Sherry and McAllister. The Sparks crew impressed with a high quality show and courteous staff.
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Wheaton
Valentina
Alston
Paul Jacoby
Mayos
Josephy Sherry
Joe McAllister
Sparks
Fletcher Smith
Weekend Social Roundup From Lion Township and Nearby
A parade of residents and visitors fills the page with trips, brief visits, and homestead moves. Names like Arneson Lund Moen and Gunderson appear with journeys to Minnesota North Dakota and Canada. New barns and farms change hands as families plan extended visits and backcountry outings.
Miss Thatcher Arrives in Spokane for Gleason Visit
Eddy Echoes notes Miss Beth Thatcher of Spokane Washington arrives via Ledgerwood to spend her summer vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gleason. Philo Baker with wife and baby visiting the Birdsall home.
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Olney
Wilson Walch
Pergus Falls
Minn
Joe Sheldon
Birdsall
Daughte
Maud
North Dakota
Mary Curren
Joe
St. Paul
Martin Moe
Ta Lampert
Beth Thatcher
Spokane
Wash
Ledgerwood
Fred Gleason
Philo Baker
Bert Birdsall
Fourth of July Riot at Miurdy’s Grove and Wind Storm Damages
Special Correspendance reports a heavy wind storm Tuesday blowing down Ole Simpsons sun and disabling several wind mills in the area. John McCarroll sustains a badly damaged hand from a giant firecracker. A large celebration occurred at Miurdy’s grove with attendees praising a glorious day. Mrs Dora Ayers hosts her daughter Mrs Higbee.
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Ole Simpson
John McCarroll
Miurdy's Grove
Dora Ayers
Wind storm halts Ringling show at Water Town
A violent wind storm struck Water Town Tuesday night stopping Ringling Brothers circus. Crank Wind-Struck crowds, the dead and a score of persons injured, main top and menagerie tent overturned. Two horses killed. One unidentified circus hand among the injured. four performers hurt. Sparks Show at Milbank also damaged with no fatalities reported.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Water Town
Milbank
Pine slabs sawed for sale by N F Osborne
Classified notice lists pine slabs sawn to seven cords offered by N F Osborne with an inquiry for a girl at the time.
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N. F. Osborne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens National Bank
Sisseton
Capita
Jos. Marwick, Pres
Henry Helvie
A. H. Ingersoll
V. P. Leo J. Lukanirscu
Ast
Cash
Gollmar
Minnesota
Thos. Hahn
Momeny’s
the Golden Rule Clothing Co
Charaeter
DHE
The
First National Bank OF
Sisseton, South Dakota
Lion Township
A. Arneson
Brodale
O. G. Huestad
Lake Traverse
Auil Anderson
Carl Moen
Holm
Wellsington
Finn
Chas, McGee
Isvownton
Z. Lund
Duluth
P. Dall
G. Arneson
Bredand
Thompson
Wahpeton
Lessie Arneson
Sophie Watsby
Arthur Olson
Elbow Lake
Carl Berg
Fred Russell
Canada
Sivert Hanson
CL Brovold
Peter Knapper
P. A. Dahl
Granv
N. D
Mes
Bredvik
Otto Olson
Halvor Gunderson
Andrew Rud
Ole Lien
T Hankinson
Alfred Madson
John Holm
Anton Arneson
Pelican Rapids
Victor Hedstrom
B. Kurnick
Bert
Eddy
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