Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-07
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Gottenborg.
The Gottenborg Society Of the Patri-
otto Union numbers over 1900 mem
bers. ~, :;
:: At recent; meeting of the Gotten
borg library: board, Max Olberg was
elected treasurer.
An annual pension of 1900 CROWNS
has been granted Road Inspector Oscar
Jonsson Of Gottenborg. August Loven-
mark, Formerly city attorney, has been
granted an annual pension of 5000
crowns.
While most professions are spoken Of
as overdone, this can certainly not be
said of the teachers profession. At
present there is great demand for teach.
ers, some schools even being Temporal.
lily closed for the want of Instructors.
The field for teachers, therefore, is an
excellent one, and they command good
salaries.
Upsala.
Jonas Vaxlund, who for the past 81
years has served in the capacity of jan
itor at the Upsala university, recently
celebrated his 8oth birthday.
Thirty.six thousand whips are an.
nually manufactured by S. A. Nelson.
His establishment has been running
since 1889 and very successfully.
Owing to an increased duty on pork,
merchants from the northern section OF
the country have been very active and
Trondhjem ships several carloads every
day.
An innumerable host Of crows has
recently infested Upsala and vicinity
while journeying southwark. Over "a
of the birds have been shot and sent to
Inspector Koltof at Upsala.
Several severe diphtheria cases have
been reported at Jonkoping. Fourteen
persons were down with the malady at
the city hospital in the latter part OF
March, and three deaths have occurred.
Suudsvall.
j. Rost, prominent business man of
6undsvall, has purchased T. Jonson' s
saw mill at Melden. The sum paid is
not known.
In the parish of Medelpad, Sundsvall,
among the dark pines, exists small
mormon congregation. There are only
four members and only one of these be.
long to the masculine sex, which OF
course is fully evincing the doctrines
of the Mormon church. Every Sunday
the gentleman member will elucidate
the glories of Mormonism aud descri be
the beautiful land in the West.
Homeland.
The gold mines at Adelfors are at
present in operation, aud the machines
in use give general satisfaction.
J. Jonsson, a peasant of ORIG, was
recently bitten by COW, the results
being that blood poison set in, which
caused the mans death.
Countess Charlotte Gyllenkrok died
at her residence i'll Vexio the 28th Of
last month. The settlement Of her real
estates have not yet been made and her
death being sudden one, con siderable
agitation may arise among thu parties
interested.
Two young Laplanders We're recently
confirmed by Rev. E. Lundstrum, D.
D., at tho cathedral. Tho young Laps,
considering the nomadic life they had
led among northern "fjells," surprised
the audience by displaying abilities
equal to those of any native of the par.
ish. They will return to their country
mon and may be instrumental in send
ing several of their brothers to partake
of similar opportunities.
A gymnastic festival will be one of
the summer attractions at Malmo il
June.
A large number of laborers in tho
towns of Skane are very much dissatis
fed with the present tariff system ;sn6
it is anticipated that 3 large number oil
them will immigrate to America where