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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

Tho sraud offer su0I no do 5000 and tao utter
lack of ..IuaU motives wH. fHp.Er1 BE- &C.
trarlr. Che attention off fHo American people
strftwUpTr. .car.g every st1Er boo Wu lu'uu
BE- now represented uH tuu bHosa 10 h"uH
NsdI.. institution. Iar name ami fame ~
tHis arAud institution Dol Icing hcfa.dud s'e.g
whore.
over Che mountain Hud through tho valley
tHo good new. b. spreading
"II,Hlb restored 90 Nu Uars ,ns. of ugI.
i.Ings"
ing wcstrru huI northern states have Ions
been aware of t|.H aH| uHN che vsHl Dol NraTHua
OF De- IHru.s N.sH.HH. Kansas. IuWA. ohio
HuH even Canada NHHl applied Cor a.I Go ur
90. ~. shores aud H.H...Hiru HluHH Goo. H"r
wHH made. Huu every H.Tu Che rn.uuruE.I.
reports come DOB EttnF Nr'lrr' 'I an
cured "uuI IIgs. sou I.r your grand SOFA.
yfg WHk.UH HuUau.m.H ut UrHHy ulU.Nf..
tyHtt1 "uI .HrIHH.I
7al. tHLr u.IrIs .Htsr wuuu uf .H.H sH pu.
dIu Institute A.l mH.H I ..u tUHHH EuHH q" .IH
Wurt With tho E.uN No HHt.fH and foutHg Hm.
h.uou who frW months ago shihi home H..
pIudrut awAHu. ur.tnn given Ip HF 600 H.s
hy.nu.u tho UuTHr wee empty aud lhH.I iFuHT
uu.v prevented H euro
uu.IHTt b -Nurts cures arc ihr wonder
of tly bEp. Road IUr.U uU.uw fH.rhHuN.r
~ tHc many uoH, uurs received each day Sou
AuuW these people 5000 SNOW lhu. Coll Ih.
truth nIu your reason fHI'H you that lHu came
can be- uuuu Cor 5000
trmtmur. tUus b. you're tomorrow may boo
too late, 600 and Hgr Doctor shores today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
rrncrrcn, irrigation In tue West

When ! commenced trying irh GO
ton farming eight yosb ago made
be- many bluniets ~ Il is possible to
make on 100 acres oi land, A man
who ba, never mad experience In mr..
as1lou viii always gue5s wrong. My
arm is Just one quarter OF mills wide.
h.yu main itch running down
grch side the entire leugth Of tnetauch
with good wagon road running right
down the center, parallel with the
% ches. / run my iTrlgatng la'Ursls
out from these two main bitches us
or M tho road, giving just fall
enough to make the water move. My
small burrows are sixty feet Rpprl,
nut where the fall IN les, the bitches
could easily be placed 100 feet from
each other Ia preparing the land In
this way The surface between the
bitches eau be- made perfectly smooth.
tind that 6UO barrels OF water will
iTfilHtu one HCfn uf land. A stTesm
three iert Wide ana Xix inches deep,
win q current running three miles nm
hour, 10 good head Of water Tor one
mau 90 handle, nuI Will iTTlgate about
Ten acres 3D. twelve hour. My crops
~ very nearly twenty Jays from one
Irrigation 70 another but every o..
teen o. sixteen uHla would be-
better. OF course l cultivate ~.
ter each irfirsuuu, To keep ny our
community ditch COst- Hu avUrAEo ui
81 an acre each year. Irrigation IL
not near the eNUrnsO tunt some seem
No ,hiuH. IL cUsls me 10 cents au acre
o. irfigatu each time, notice that ln
some localities Il iusull the practice to
irtlEatr both Jay anu night / lDTmer.
h did 20, hut now nave a small Tusef-
yOir into which l run the water II
night 10 orIvr 60 have n good hesd for
tue following day. a man cannot DO
good work iu Night irrigation.
Farming by irrigation with good
water privilege beats iafmIug In the
tHinY countries, Tor many T,AaJus, We
get better prices 'Or what We pT uuCu
AMI the harvesting o. NOT disturbed ny
fnlulal. Speaking iI.m my own *.
prrltiCr, % fming IA the aria region iH y
profitable business, have cut much
- 40 tUuH VI alfalfa hay flOu seventy
acres " land. / cut alfalfa three tim0z
curing tho stasIu. Ia M opinion tha
iuTther development vi ius h cky
| Mountain region can only ho accom-
piish,d by means of storage lesyrvUiTs,
| Ia cur section we have twclvu.auTr
reservoir that In "a success. DO not
thiUE we can successfully store nm
ut.llGt sac hood " ter iu tho noun.
,niu feg u. They come with such
violence uu. carry sU much sediment
am url.iwOol that reservoir would
80 n be- fiiod up.
hero ntu macy mountain streams
! that uu good heau Of water from
early winter until May or June. These
arc tho strtams wOull selto. 90 Zee o
storage Tosetvoifs Irrigation tanning
l. tic bCme ui scientific agriculture,
AMI ils glorious results now lusuiy lhy
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
California S.aEbsrrIss Command Gill;.
d d Prices In Salt Lake.
cnOrrrUmrnn,ursrI,GrR, or


seven .rc.yr H, au.w iall Boz four
10000. u N..uaEt uu SaIuriNy iOru.
.U..
EU. ams.y H.Urp. Jea SuuIar
/ .N,uuE Pc. uH home DO Camel valley
| Monterey uu.N CAL
Mice Amyus Fucker, daughter OF q
/ N.IeI a,rItI st rucpfvIllt, Cal, con.
mi .rI tWriuu uu Sunday va % OIL u.
pfIuuduuuv.
q boy uamcI Roy hIluu wa.
ur.w cd in tNv -1ut. MUulI river Sun.
Joy b. t.u Uhr.IluE uf % tOa. The
O. d. wa not recovered.
Eu.t Henry p,,rrou u Utah dis.
U.uT-pi uu DtnirI'. vision, oil the
/ Lister. uy Suu'' meeting in -auts-
m.ut., Coll. 300 sunday evening.
NHuIpI lD.,z ..d yuus AIvsrpuo
wen. 800 y.IUuHH boo Dos A ggIut
/ tNa, Saturday uiguJ when % quarrel
st.ft, 200 which Lgpts F,autul AivaT.
Hd., uIIiug Him.
Two dead bodies were found iu q
tgru b.. Hollitirr Cai., Fulpy Tho
utu were unknown iu tue vicinity
nHI Hrr suIIusvu o. lu tfamIs Who
! rf u.r1 iul1 tue thfr and uIrs from
tA. cure To- tue recent cold weather.
IIr Iat,or.Iay saints' meeting iH
-.u lrlcrg0, Cal, wac addlUuel on
Sunday evening uy Elder willard
nU.H ulHit Ut OaHvu, WHO spoke .u luH
ul.s.uy nom The Ium,uy. Church,
Angus Mcdonald, o l,blref residing
killed boy a asufnetu Pacific train ruu.
way night Toe unfortunate mnu
stepped Uu the itauA luHt lu iruut l.
the uaiu us }, emerged iIJm 70 cut
and was gruuui 90 IigUuh. Two chile
aryu sufvIvu MIN.
Tho eighteen m0nthrUll daughter
OF william "A. AyfCIuFu Ui san Fran
| vifu., hAI two uugrfs HmpuiAtuI MH..
| Huy, Ito Llilu fuN ruf wbs watching
boa mother spItuug MuuuuF WI. 100
aud placed hur Nau4 900 q gH .IFIug
ul.rE, when tine Ratchet Ittgtu4pI
ru,u.g "a iNo a' hcI hugru.
s.nwbtrilss rilcu. F.uuu, Co.
! 10 announced from There ugt the
uu.k 10 Tue cr 20 luf several wvuas
/ hence viii ur shipped 20 Salt LAKE,
D ..|| .N.NNHH 90 ITO ~ AH"NN no NNNA NNNIF.N
| points Uut 10. |hu Hlalr. Tue 7acTu.
mvutu Record. u ulol says % pays the
| growers much uttluJ 20 Hcud lh.lr ear.
urst lTuIt tO these l,cos tnau 90 uawa
! 10 about Bt homie J, i7 lsgkrI aud
sbIpIuI uIfygt uum tIuau nUI com
100. nus slI,-uugtu prices Iu tu.su iaupr
tiles where strawberry cullutu To- l.t,
7iulo only IA tue midsummer months
U aha sIuchmau March -3. ". n
hyCkNi. DO, OF the arm % BtUawliu
q uun d Co. Of BugEwilh, Wyoming
uruKu, IA a ttaiu load 90 range cattle
NlE BecGWitu says gnut tbt h. tl
styrrtu Time iu tuCgtrsl.n thu
ID. hos landed here iu elmer gaiu uu
l.ruWu.ufm ALu 10 looks ~ n vi
y bra. ia had 90 40 when it regluG
rain Wa Tor him 90 stau across Tho
stale with train 90 cattle. lie TvpJuu
tb.tuuw ai, OBJ very Is hI ia Nyom.u
! the Ibst winter Iud IL. the weather nH'
been rAcul uOunlly mill, cattle uuvI
done fiUrly nul tue loss 20 owners ua
been absolutely nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
HOME TREATMENT CURES.

INrrN mnii brings sc"rv, ct letters
telling Ut thv spirudid cures effect
ud hN nr e.. ". shurys' Perfect
Homie Iruutmput, 90 cures utb,rs
uUh win cure sou. send stamp tor
Doctor shores New >,mptum list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

To enec, immediate sale we offer
grand assortment OF laHela Silks, rich
,h1usIugs, large novel designs, some
fancy stripes, well worth 81 90 TO 52oo,
lor 81 - yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

ttemcnduu. efforts 800 capital, iniplII.
Reuce nUI labor, Iut forth uF tho iff.-
gallon .Ua,pra -tN.
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PR ACTICALLY sNATCHED FROM
THE GRAVE.

The storN told hN urs. Mary Ann iord,
prominent iNHN ~ '"nt"r,iii".
ttnh-igppd- iii,vu ithlc uud brings
before the miud inr uidou hu's ut
Uic miracles In lrt munN uf the
miracles performed thrn we're ir.s
wonderful thnu thr grand cure ut
this iNdN.
The Is stony 100 her n#. language md word
Tor WuI. a. H.r t..H |.Hr"H 30 fuI.uHH
ABOUT uUu HNHr H"H FN. tho WHH. u..Ur
able creature |.T.U. 1910. actually tf.H %
NE huu fHIi that U" .HII.. hHl Nruu ..rrr#
aim NHt sr |uuH %. ! r.n.I HlruH D.. aHH IHtf
q" HIN HUu.H soon r...UH. ..U.
"Nruacu down I. .un..a. health with rgf.
uIrh boo tNu worst IHI.. no aHfumu no fHHfs
Ul..T rufuHHI H....H.."HI wa. nj. Hn.T
death w one could ....Ht yet viraru l.y
cluf,No.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
Silk Waists.

Al the latest novelties in black and
coIors vii be found Ia our stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
BOYS, Caps.

a very nobbN stylish, Just received,
worth soc to ELooi special, Zoe, sOs,
2ic, zoe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
Black and Colorod
Dress Silks.

Rich. beautiful goods, Never never,
have wc made such superb showing
of new and elegant Silks In all the
latest most elegant shades, lints, col.
ouugs,'as this season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
A Special Item.

We offer 10 close line OF Shlri
Waists from last year IN odd sizes value
Csc 10 (! %, Tor 10 each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
Shirt Waists.

We certainly have the ock par
excellence" Hardly novelty shown
this year among tie manufacturers hul
what is 10 be found ON eur counters
Call and see the pretllest wash
Waists" Ia Salt Lake CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
Boys Clothing.

We call special attention to our Boys
Knee Pants Suits In an colors the Mrs.
Jane Hopkins make, with double seat
and knee, hold-iast buttons, warranted
not TO rip, worth q 90 TO 1000, for
$3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
DOCTORS
Shores and Estes

Irryt aud cure ,utHrru nuu nIl ais
rHsvs uf tlin 'Nr. ear, uusr, throat
luuss, stomach. liver, bowels, biiur,s
uud bladder. all chronic, private aud
uvrNuu, Diseases OF uuih gpNr.,Huu dts.
eases OF women nuu children. 5000
uUNTll Tug AL uIs.
EASt.s roHiriurs Tree, Burtur
shores motto IL '.h Low icr, uuIrh
cure, MIA aud Painless IrrntmFut,
10 sou cannot como tu t8r Uuiv, sent
stump iur doctor shorra new symptom
IisI ruu have your rHyr diagnosed Uut
gri rzurrt puNtru rIsIls
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
THE DATE DECIDED UPON.
G. A. r. Encampnent viii BE Hell
l.,

G. a. r. Encamp:nent VIII BE Held
EARLY i" September.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 1.-THE next national
encampinent Of the 6. 4. r. will be
heiu III st. Paul during tha>frst week in
September.
Tne decision was arrived at during a
joint conference Of the executive COM
mittee OF the G. A. r. and the local
committee in the large parlor of the
Ryan. It was: not arrived at in any
kind of hurry, because Of such a di.
versity Of sentiment with regard to the
proper date. of the enc. mpment. ~
The railroads objecte<l to the holding
Ct the encanlpment during the Pythian
conc. aye at Minneapolis, and although
some would have liked to use thatWeek,
the pressure was too strong for them.
The second week in eptember brings
the state fair, and it was not desired to
conflict with that, and So the local com
/ mittee held out for the first week IN
Sept ember s= #.5zs= sz. *....
Sept. falls upon Tuesday and the
enca1llplll ent proper will begin on that
day. For 4,uesds here will be- some
special feature perhaps a
parade OF ma al veterans, and c the big
Spqrasa levi Occur Vednes 5I'he ses-
Sons ~ he eneanl pine nj Will Be held
on thursday anu This was
fixed blythe adopt aoll q formal reso.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
WAS A VERY FLEECE BATTLE.
Hundreds Killed in an Engagement at
GUAR . CuEa.

Guar Cuba.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia sDccial to a
local pap from key West gives adui-
tional cetAils OF the capture Of Guiara,
q city OF 5000 lnhub tants, and the
third in importance in tho provi ices of
Havana anu Pinar del Ilio AS already
reported, Co lsZo. Lad :ng the VANGUARD
OF the Gomez army, appeared at Guiara
ana dem ;llled It's surrender. The city
Nus carrlSoueG bv 200 spanish troop.
Cr-. who rci uSeu to SURF n,ter. Co4laZo,
who had i,oo) men, Pr 'lnptly entere |
the c'v an.s engage thei p;lniSh troops
in tie <tIoct>. De ;rov,te fight ny fol-
lowed much OF it han to h;?tl i, result
.ng Ill ht~vy .Oss Oh i'her de.
& u,-z 80 the Rescue.
WI! the battle was raging, Gomez,
with r"lHfUHcemeHlS, came to COlluzo' S
aid, anu the Span!ards took refuge in
the cathedral, VIII Oh is a glel; stone
building and q most nHpreg 1able
Go3n'z lnutie reD"ated a-sauI,s Oh the
bul ding, losing many men and gain
ing 10 Advantage. L naly Gomez Or
ccrc,l fires kindlei az. nst The uoors
AM on he 10: i Of the catleUra! unless
the onaniarcls in esi;&ic-y su,ren, cred.
Colonel Gutierrez, reliZing that fu%-
tllor resistance simply meant the ere
n1a: on anu s.au: liter Of his men,
agreed to surrender, and marched Ii 5
cunlln md out Of the c theurA Out OF
the ECO Span ards,
Half Were Il ther Killed or Wounded,
While the IL urgent loss was 400. &C.
mez compl, III 'nted Gutierrez On HI +;
bravery ana re cas- u the spa. lars on
parole. The city treasury was Sc zcd
and the Insurgents rbtaine>4 about
$3.50. The Cuban f!.t- W.:s raised
Over the CITY hail amid the cheers Oh
the inEttb t@rts.
The Cuban army entered the AL
Quizar, nearer TO Havana which was
Carr sone>A By SOD span Il troops, an.
a tor a lrief SIX :rlni III which 80 were
k.Jlp,i, they did GOWN their ;,rnls The
STAn ards had u large Gu;>A: ~ OF mu-
Dit.ons stored in Aluu:2Ar, and the Sc
Gomez Sc zed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14

as the Nest Lake Creamery Associa-
tlon. Committees were appointed to
arrange and work up routes. We I'M
uerstand the whole will be ARRANGED
and put in operation as soon as possi-
Die. This will be a great boon to our
farmers, as feed stuffs are now cheaper
than ever, while good creamery butter
IS nigh priced. We hope to see every
BODY avail themselves of this good
enterprise. On this mutualplan farm
ers will be able to get the best prices
for their butter and all the profit in
the business. The company has
rented New London creamery building
Tor trivial sum, and separator will
DC put in. This saves the farmers the
expense Of erecting a new creamery
QUILTING and thus will enable them to
1t once realize profit.
Rier Thorson, of Lake Andrew. is
reported as being very i'll.
jessie Larson, Of Nest Lake. was
| 'cry SICK the first Of the week but we
ire glad to hear that he is getting
Letter.
One day this week Mr.. H. Olander
dropped in to our Office and, handing
lis Il cigar, with q significant twinkle
IN his eye, said: Its little girl"
She was born last Sunday.
4 very creditable entertainment was
given by the Young Peoples Society
| It the Lutheran church last Wednes-
day evening, consisting of songs and
lec'tations. The best On the program
probably was the singing by the
| "Scandia" se1tette, of Wi]lmar.
'lnch was present. They belong to
the organization known as the North
western Scand. Singers Assn and
render song selections such as '.Hor
oss Svea,' ''Du gamla, du freska, du
il:1ile"ga nord" 1.-The bredal process
en- and others which were MUCH ap=
,reciated by the audience. Mrs. Rev,
Lindholm, of Kandiyohi, heightened
the festivities with a couple of solos,
and Revs. Lundberg, of Svea, and
Lindho!m, of Kandiyohi. delivered
very appropriate speeches to the
| young.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
i tie: est - s.;1Ile q! CT
t.; ee:" i 1T = lit1'>, b;a1,y IT.

t.; e:.:t: i 1T = lite baby Icy
- -.:;L,:;:e; the Iu4me III Rev. and
l.. &. \ me-, formerly Of New
90; Htt nov CT Current Lake,
Nj, sol1,e me ago.
Tie paEaonage>at Rash City. Mimi,
:cu2ie,; rs E:ev. o. Fl. Myhren, form
ri siis@ion p<t>tor at this place, is
''.!s.te>t 10 havH burned down.
Miss Mary Amunttson. T. II year old
tighter Of Andrew Amundson, of
lie Andrew, was found laying sense
ess OF Tie ground last Monday night
The people were attracted by groans
from the side of the house, where she
vas found laying senseless. It is
ought that she had fallen into a fit,
- an examination Of her body showed
no injuries that could have rendered
Ter. unconscious. DR.. Steele was
SUNNI @tned AT once and it took until
1nto1'iitsags e 1,ptng her to .=
I Tailor Brogren made atrip. 10 Will
mar W ednesd ay. s B. ..:=z Ii a. *s
Is cooperative Creamery Co. was
organized last Thursday to- be known
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHOCK,

Several Persian Villages Reduced to
Ruins Many Are Dead.
TEHERAN, Persia, Jan. 10. - Two
earthquakes have occurred in the dis
t. ct Of Kha4khal, the first on the II ght
of Jan. 2. Upon that occasion the large
village Of Janjbad was destroyed and
500 persons were killed. The second
earthquake occurred during the morn
ing OF Jan. 5. anu was very severe. 1t
was fe-t over al area of 100 miles. The
town Of Col was wrecked and thou
sand houses destroyed. In addition
great damage was done to many vii
lagos. The loss Of life was very great.
There were 800 persons killed III Col
alone, and large numbers of cattle and
sheep also persisted.
The town OF Col or Khoi, which has
thus leen wiped out by earthquake, is
ono of the best laid out towns of Persia
in its modern quarter. The populat on
numbers about &C, 1000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
HER F.FTlETH ANNlVERSAY.
Wisconsin to Have Industrial Expo-

Wisconsin to Have Industrial Expo-
atIon in 1898.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. l3.--Between 400
and 800 representative Wisconsin men
Will i1tenu Il conference IN this city,
leS.iln.ng WeAne5u ait rnoon, to
discuss The question OF celebrating the
5V1!a anniversary of the ADMISSION of
the state INTO the Tn Oh W III I. bug in.
dustr 81 exposition i'll 1888. The list of
delegates Includes many comm ssioners
eected by county boards, mayors Of
cities. presidents Of state agr. cultural,
inuuS; rial, commercial and educational
asso: at .ons, and of Similar local organ
iZa1lOns
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
THE BOUNDARY OF ALASKA.

Senator Davis Says England Has No
Foundation FIR Her Demands
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Da.
Wis. of the committee on foreign rela-
tons, has been giving considerable at
tent1on to The Alaskan boundary dis
pute. He has found nothing in his in-
vestigatlons which would cause him to
change the lines which have always
been understood as the boundary, and
upon What both countries have been
proceeding for many years. He says
that the only question in dispute is
whether the 10 marine leagues from
the ocean meant from the mainland or
from the adjacent islands.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
TAKEN UP.

On Sec. 18, in Town of Green
Lake, Kandiyohi Co., one dark
gray mare, weighing about ten
hundred. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
charges, at farm on Section 6.
II. S. HENDERSON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
CORPSES OF INSURGENTS
A Hn""re and Fort,-T"o aid to II,

A Lunhre and Fortf-Two aii to Hive
Been TO n.l II lha File Il
MADRID, Jan. IL An c1licia! dis
patch received here rom Havana says
that after the defeat OF the !. III Oh 9
at Zcrla (La Celb,l) under Ma, eU, and
Mira Nllro) l42 corpses were picked
mp CD the field
A dispatch to the Associated Press
from Havana announced that 1913
wounded insurgents hau Leen picked
up CT: the Ii, lie # d Of LII Celia and
are now in the Span sh military hospi-
tai 1T an Antonio ue los Banos.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

South ST. PAUL, Jan. IL, 1896.
HOGS-Market 50lOc lower Quality
better than .esterday> Range of prices,
3.4 (035,
CATTLE-Strong. More cattle wanted;
good demand for lockers and feeders.
SHEEP-Good sheep and lambs steady
and in < cd demand.
Receipts: Hogs, 40; cattle, $50; sheep.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
DISSOLUTION NOT FAR OFF.

Behaved Premier Eor ell Cannot Form
a Cabinet.
OTTAWA, Ont Jan, l0.---Premier Sir
Mackenzie Bowel had conference of
over an hours duration with Lord
Aberd ZEN during the day, which caused
the'clrculal,on of reports that that Sir
Mackenzie had determined to resign
and that it was for the purpose of COM
municating this decision to the gov
ernor general that he had sought the
conference With his e2cellency It is
generally Lol,avctl to be reasonably Ger
tain that Sir u acke z Will no longer
endeavor to holu out against the force
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
SVea NeWS1etS.

Iartln SWenson and Hjalmar Rund
ei1t to Minneapolis to attend the
.-r:cu tUi;a: school 1T the University.
Rev. J. O. Lund';e1g went to New
-Jluon last Wednesday to visit with
,cy. Collin.
The ''old' young people on this part
j.. tie globe, are having "secret'
lettings once in a while. We suppose
It is the custom both in country anu
.,wn. When such meetings have been
co for a certain length of time, out
'>lne.' the notice that someone is going
, set married to someone. That
t.st lie tie consequence Of those ''se-
retiy 'opei.' meetings.
~ present we 60 not know OF any
'-peclal' contract Icing made in this
e!5hbor'uoc although, we apprehen>
,iilelhinS Of that sort: but we have
,t;tru that one Of our former residents
LIS Alnaud;s SweGsun, is to get mar
g Friday eve, Jan. 10th ;lt>NV ilimal'.
lin. to one Martin Peterson. MIR.
'ctojsun Wa. before this Il resident Ui
c:t iur It few years. We extenu
- ;te;srj:e.t congratulations, ant.
- wlol.es iur the young couple.
=. ti4eir unlon lie happy AMI long.
-. IS. Frost was summoned ou1
He;. asst thursday TO his patient,
ii -.::>:,.}. .,l.. Nelson wanted t.
>,';t - eser> ling Was .: X. il:
: t.. t. il =. ie-,.
re iA,ctur took oil the u;.ntaye Sc
~ : = az Z to exam ne it mere close
-. /! VS.. l.ien seen that tie fracture
g e., very nice,y and smoothly
Ter the ley Was reJnaiayeti Mr.. Mi.
MI had the privilege OF getting ou'
ets anu settin. up in a chair 70,
-; IN il.:!Ir, Tie first time slice ti.t
O.. It. Mr. Nilsson is improving;
juichly. slowly.
Tie !,ciiOol in Dist, No. IS should
&c cvmmeAced last Monday the 6tl
Il: at "; the teacher Sam Nelson il
e. - t IL ,e around, the ''uOaru'
t.} CONSENTED to wait some time
ser. The school may commence
.e 18th inst.
We lear that e. Heystrom Jr. is
4 Confines to the Led. His schoo
t.;u4.llt by Mr.. Albert Hegstrom.
ll4er Of E. Iieystiom Jr.
i'i;o Nll]ln:sr TRIBUNE gets a gooo
'omen,lution from the 'Hepresen.
e. e*.ted in Minneapolis & ST.
~: il that it says: The Wilimal
.iBUNE is a paper which ought to be
c !rt;Iy sustained all over the state
..;t's right: We agree in that
ment. A paper like the TRIBUNE
II u have : good 'boost" once ir
Z ices are eng held III tbs Svee
ga Church, every day this
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
GOES TO .PARLIAMENT.z

English View Of the Venezuelan Cues
tion Will he Submitted.
55 LONDON, Jan. II. A u semi official
note will be published stating that the
British government has decided Il to
submit to parliamen t full Information
il regard to- Armenia, the Transyaal
and Venezuela Conse quently, the
United States Venezuelan commission
will shortly have access to all The ma
tAfial points Of the British case.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14

of the oppoS;t OIL 20 his leadership in
tie Conservative ranks Shou he de-
ci;.e to en0c;.vor to continue his admin
iSt:A'ion by attempting to fill the
vacant seats in the cabinet, which is
; un kelly, It is not thought rcss be that
he viii be successful. SO, in any event,
d.s5 :1nt ion seems to be not far off.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-14
Take Notice.

All parties knowing them
selves indebted to the late de-
ceased P. A. Sjoquist, will please
Gull On me and settle at once.
M. JoRGENsoN,
administrator.
Office G. J. Jorgenson's Harness
Shop.