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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-05-18
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

saleslady in the Sather's store, at
Pennock, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Norman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Enblom,
of Kandiyohi, visited with Jonas
Johnson Sunday, the 9Th inst.
Johnny Swenson closes his
spring term of school in the
Thorpe school house to-day.
John Bjork had the misfor-
tune to lose his barn by fire on
the 9TH inst. Besides the barn,
eight horses, eight cattle, a wind
mill and feedmill were lost. The
fire was discovered between 10
and II in the evening, but how
it started is a mystery as no
lights had been used in the barn
that evening. The stock was
not insured. The rest had an in.
surance of little over $500.
Some of the grain that was left
unthreshed last fall, has been
threshed at late. The wheat is
reported to be of a faded or
lighter color, but hard and of
good quality. SCIP1O.
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FARM DAMS

Farm Loans Tor term OF 10 with interest payable
year. We give the the privilege of making part payment
pr OF the at any time each thereby stopping
enabled to pay off the full of the few years.
Inc privilege to part optional wi can
chooses keep the loan the full time charge for this
II want loan would pleased you call or
address 'ON 0"4AO1
w. E. SEGERSTROM, Wlnnar. Minnesota
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Holland Items.

Pleasant weather and millions
of mosquitoes.
Seeding is done and now the
farmer will be anxiously watch
ing his fields for the next three
months.
Quite a number of farmers
near Clara City are having their
last years grain :threshed now.
Mr.. E. P. Wicklund held ser.
vice in the Prinsburg school
house last Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. Westberg has been quite
ill but is now improving.
Miss Carlson of Kandiyohi
came back last Saturday to re-
sumo her duty as teacher in dis
trict 81, ~ ~ :. =: >xs n: .:ss IS.
Mr.. W.. Berhends is working
early and late on his farm plant:
ing trees, potatoes etc. He has
also dug. 9 cellar over which he
Intends to erect some kind 81
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Sunburgh.

Mr.. +. Buem who for some
time has been visiting with P
A Gandrud of this place, has now
gone to Bartness, Pope county
where he has established a mer.
camille business in company with
his cousin, Even Gandrud.
Gul Gulson met with the mis-.
fortune OF injuring his right foot
last Sunday.
Ole Eliassen, ST., made d bust
ness trip to Willmar last week.
Mrs. LenaSchelgren, of Sacred
Heart is at present visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o: A.
He]lerud Of this place.
P. r. Solberg and wife, of Bel
grade, visited with friends here
last Sunday.
There is a proposition at1oat of
forming new school district of
parts of districts SO and y.
Nothing definite has been ar
ranged as yet.
Messrs. Anders Ellingboe, Ole
Wetlen and AISLE Frovold have
gone to the Mile Laos reservat-
ion where they have taken home
steads.
Albert Slattum, of Lake And
rev, made a trip through this
vicinity last week selling nur-
sery goods.
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Fah1un.

F. A. Johnson, of Northcote
called on friends and relatives
last week.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
ladies of the M. E. church favor
ed Mrs. Rev. Wahlquist a very
pleasant surprise in honor of her
birthday. A crazy quilt with
various other things were pre-
sented her. In spite of rainy
weather a large number was
present. An inviting supper
was served after which all retired
feeling the day we'll spent and
long to be remembered.
Mr.. G. E. Baung left last week
for Stockholm to attend the
Worlds Fair.
The graves in the Methodist
cemetary are being improved to
a great extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. U. Peterson of
Kandiyohi spent Sunday at Elias
JohnsOn's.
A few from this vicinity at
tended the wedding of Carry
Olson and Andrew Freeberg last
Wednesday.
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Look out for wedding bells!
S. Hallestad commenced a term
of parochial school in Dist. No.
SO last week.
Albert Lund has put up a
sample Fairbank wind mill in
Peterson & Co.'s, yard. He says
that he can sell them at a bargain.
At a special meeting of the
East Norway Lake congregation
on the 5th, H. E. Akren and E..
II. Hauge were elected as dele
gates to the annual meeting of
the united Luth. church which
convene in St. Paul, June 6. G..
Stene and G.. 0. Kan bestad are
alternates.
Johannes Westgaard moved to
New London last week with his
family and household goods, and
will make that place his future
home.
DR.. P. Nelson, of Willmar, has
been making his usual rounds
again.
Confirmation services was held
at the Hauges church on the 9th
be Rev. B. Reitan.
Lars Arneson, of Dovre, visit
ed at Ole A. Boo lately.
Rev. and MRS. R. K. Fjelstad
was over to Stony Run last week,
attending the festival Of Bergen
congregation S 25th anniversary.
They lived there aud Was among
those who organized that church..
The Rev. had also been invited
to attend to /; meeting Of Il con-
gregation in Big Stone Co..
which he did on the same trip.
G. K. Lund has built an addition
to his fine residence and has
also veneered his house with
brick. Mr.. Ostlund, of New Lon.
don managed the work. This is
the only house which is bricked
in town.
Halvor Handle Jr.. who went to
Arizona in the fall Of '95, is now
home again and is singing: "No
place like Home, sweet Home"
John Guam is a very lucky
man on winning bicycles, as he
had the lucky mum Der of the
bicycle ratified by Jos. Rustad at
New London on the 9th. Last
year it will be rumored he won
one at the Osmundson's in Will
mar.
Carpenters and masons are
now busy working on the barn Of
A. H. Gordhamer
Mr.. N. Swain, the musica
light Of Dovre, was in town lately
making arrangements for thu
concert which he and Prof. Frem
stad held at the town hall on thu
18th inst.
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Kandiyohi

Six "sweet girl graduates y
next Friday night.
Nearly all the young people of
Kandiyohi we're in Willmar Satur-
day..
B. A. Stanford closed his
school south east of this place
last week.
Albert Johnson of Northcote
formerly of this place is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Lee the sister Of our pop
ular depot agent is now a resi-
dent Of our village.
John M. Downs returned from
Sioux City last week where he
disposed Of d CAL load of stock.
The Kandiyohi Debating Club
are contemplating another round
with the Harrison club in the
near future.
A very enjoyable affair took
place at the Recor residence last
Monday night the occasions being
the twenty first birthday Of their
son Merton. A large number of
the young people of this place at
tended and report u lovely time.
The angel of peace spread her
wings over the K. L. S. last Fri
day night and the consequence
was an extra good time. The
subject for debate was "Resoiv-
ed that the mind gains more
knowledge by reading than by
observation" The speakers for
the affirmative were Roy Sperry
and Robert Burns, for the mega.
tive B. A. Stanford and r. H.
Morris. The subject was hand.
led in very able and interesting
manner. The negative won.
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@g Prof. F. M. Erkcl. magnetism
Healer fra Minneapolis, vii for en-
kort It'd vnre at tr@ffe paa "Marlow
House" her i Byen. Dette er den
magnetiske Mand,Nsom har gjort saa
mango merkelige Kure at kroniske
Sygdomme sgd Minnesota den
sidste It'd. Han bruger like Medi-
elmer, han helbreder alligevel alslags
kroniske Sygdomme. som andre ekke
har v@ret island til at kurere. ALE
|Personer, som PLACES at Paralysis,
Gigt, sygdomme i Nave, Lever,
Nyrer, Af6ringsorganerne, Hjernen
eller rygraden, helbredes sikkert og
hurtigt foruden Mediciner. Llgeledes
knreres ale Slags Kvindesygdom
Skriv til ham for narmere Oplys,
| ninger. Hans Adresse er nu Will.
lmar, MINI. Z. q. Box 20
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ArCtander.

Look out for wedding bells!
S. Hallestad commenced a term
Of parochial school in Dist. No.
SO last week.
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Mafnre

August Lingren is sporting a
"bike'' nowadays.
County Superintendent Covell
visited our schools last Friday.
Our superintendent must be do
ing some hard work, as he looked
tired and weary. --
Assessor Forsberg is already
around with his lists. .
+. o. B. .Bierkness rode home on
his bike" Friday. B..
Misses Annie Norman and
Henrietta BON stad, of Willmar,
visited with friends in Mamre
last week. +. S: s. Il
Miss Emma Erlandson &C.
|cupied her former position as
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Ringvi11e.

Corn planting is the first on
the program this week.
r. F. Sonstegard biked it tc
Brooten yesterday. (Monday.)
Bethania Ladies SewingSociety
met at Mrs. Ole Larson last Wed.
nesday.
The Rings met the Georges
nine at Georgeville last Sunday.
A poor game was played from
beginning to end. The score
stood II to So in favor Of the
Rings.
w. F. Newgord is captain OF
the Rings this year.
All three Of the Grow River
Ladies Sewing Societies will
have their annual auction, May
31st.
News]y newslets are very
scarce.
Andrew Olson, of C0lfax. call.
ed on friends III our gush Sun.
day of last week. Look out
Andrew.
Mr.. Phipps, Of Paynesville, can
vassed this country last Satur.
day. soliciting subscription for
the Paynesvilie Press.
From Kandiyohi Co. Teacher.
Kandiyohi county will hold no
Summer School this year. An
institute will be held, beginning
the 9th of Septem Der.
New libraries have recently
been purchased in districts Nos.
SO and 81. The former raised
the money by means of a basket
sociable, while the board, in the
latter, appropriated the necessa.
ry SUM. Besides this, District
No. % has just made an addition
to it's library.
Miss Florence Porter has star
ted a private kindergarten in
Willmar. May the time speedily
come when this work may be
made a regular feature Of the
public schools. There is ten
dency in our whole state of Min
uesota to spend large sums Of
money for the education of the
few, to the neglect of the many.
Kandiyohi county claims two
of the present graduating class
at the st. Cloud Normal, Misses
Maggie Haley Of Willmar and Ida
Anderson of Atwater. Kandiy
obi county should secure the ser
vices of these enterprisiDg youne
women.
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GASOLINE ENGINES,

7 I have now ready for market
two gasoline engines of my own
make which / will sell at a big
bargain. One is an upright II
HIP, suitable for boat or any
other purpose. The other. is a
% II. z. horizontal, Anyone need.
ing an engine should not fail to
Ecorrespond with me. SCI.
LARS HALNoRSoN.
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structure. Everything is a mys-
terry to US yet, but we hope the
future will reveal it.
+ Messrs. Van Akkeren. Noten-
boom and Bauman formed a
partnership and bought Il new
corn planter,
Mr.. J. Berghuis made a pleas
ant call at Van Akkern's place
last Sunday evening.
Swedish service in the Van Ak
kern school house May 10Th by
Rev. Nelson of Willmar,
A very sad accident occurred
in the eastern part of Chippewa
county May 5th. A German far
mer named Julius Herman was
accidently shot and killed while
hauling home a load of hay. The
gundischarged causing his death.
He leaves wife, who is so low
she is not expected to live, and a
little child.
The following is story written
by one of the little school girls in
Dist. 80.
THE KANGAROO.
The kangaroo is found in Aus
tralia. It is over seven feet from
it's nose to end of it's tail. The
tail of the kangaroo is three feet
long. 1t does not use it's fore
feet when running.
The kangaroo jumps thirty feet
at time, and seven feet in the
air. It likes to run down hill
rather than up hill or on level
ground.
The kangaroo has little sacks
on the side of it's neck, she car.
rles her young ones in it.
If a dog attacks the kangaroo
in water he will hold the dog I'm,
der the water until it is drowned,
The female kangaroo is smaller
than the male.
ALICE MCMANUS,
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VOU ARE HEREBY NEOUIRED no All

VoU ARE HEREBY ACQUIRED TO APP,
Il pear IN un action brought against you
ny tho nbove named plaintiff In the District
Court of the TBird Judicial district of the state
OF Utah and 10 answer the complaint 1lOd
therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
Of service) after the service on you OF this
suminors-h served within this county, or, II
served out of this county but IN this district,
within twenty days; Otherwise within forty
against you, according TO the prayer Of said
complaint
OF this court appointing guardian ad Item
for defendant Joseph r. Flanagan. who Is
non compos mentis; 10 have judgment hBanst
the defendants, h Flanagan, Tor the sum of s!75
principal and interest thereon at the rate of
per cent per month from December 1. leO5;
Tor IS 80 taxes, with interest at . per cent per
annum from April u, lsyi; for slUU attorneys
fees and for costs OF suit ;allegedio he duo upon
certain promlssorynote,eaecut by SAID de
PENDANTS, flanagan; 10 one r.. q, sohettlef as
1th. 1898, for the sum OF s2In. bearing interest
at per cent per month. came beng secured by
a NOR gage OF even date Herewith or premises
ants, Flanagan, to plalnlih, who is now the
legal owner and holder of said note and mort
gage; that no part OF SAID note has been pad,
except the sum of 500 on the interest that on
April %, 1851, plaintiff paid on said promises IA
delinquent taxes the sum Of $780, which has
not been paid by said defendants to have tho
usual statutory decree OF THE court for the
foreclosure of SAID mortgage and the sale Of
said premisesi that proceeds of SAID sale DO
applied in payments OF amounts due as above
end that defendant and all persons claiming
under them be barred and foreclosed of all
claim Of equity OF redemption therein, and for
other relief said premises beng described as
follows;
beginning co rods W. of tho N. +. Cor, OF
the :. W. y OF Sec q, n. $. OF II. W. of Salt
Lake Mer., thence w. so rods, thence s. 2dS
rods, thence Il. 10 rods, thence n. 26'i rods 10
place of beginning, containing 10 acres OF
land, being situate In talt Lake County. Utah.
And you arc hereby notified that IL you fail
to appear and answer the sad complaint rs
above required, the said plaintiff Will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, The Honorable Judges and the seal
OF Ihc District Court of the Third
Judicial District, in and for the
(s2AL.) state of Utah, this Goth day OF
April, In tho year of our Lord one
thousand e!gh. hundred and ninety.
DAVID o. DUNBAR, Clork.
BY GEO. ID. LooMis, Deputy CLERK.
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NLTICE

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN CITY Council Of Salt Lake tIty. state Of
Utah, of the intention OF such Council to make
the following described Improvement, to wit.
Constructing u sewer lateral in the center o.
IL" treet from South Temple eueet to First
Street thence east on First Street 2D6 20 feet
M sewer District No. OF SAID city; and de
fray the coat thereof estimated AT 10 cents per
front or linear foot, or six Hundred and
forty and So. L (s6i0 5Ol dollars, by local as
sessment upon the lots or pieces OF ground
within The following described district being
the dis riot to be affected or benefited by said
Improvement, namely
On"L" Street. Tho north li0 feet OF Lot
nd all of Lot 8, Block and tile north 40 feet
Of Lot and all OF Lot 4, Block ', Plat N"
shlt Lake City survey.
on First street; The East 40 feet OF Lot z
Block >, and all OF Lot2, Block q. Fiat I'D"
salt Lake City survey,
Aliprotests and objections to the CARRYING
out Of such intention TO make said iUprove-
Iasnt must be presented In writing to tho city
recorder on or before the 2lsi Gay of Septem-
her 1897, being The umo set by said Council
when II will hear and consider such objections
us may be made thereto
by order OF tho Oily Council OF Salt Lake
CITY. tie OF Utah. made tho 2,th day OF
August, 1897. DAVID EMERY.
City Recorder
by ALBERT s. REIsER, Deputy.
Salt Lake City. ulah. Aug 9Th, 1851
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


PY VIRTUE o" AN EXECUTION, TO
II me directed from the 4 hind Julicial Dis
trlct Court. ounty OF salt Lake. state OF Utah,
in favor of the national Bank Of the Repub-
lie, and against William Groesbeck, :. s.
Groesbeck and n. II. GroesDec,, to satisfy q
balance judgment of ten thousand, nine hun
dred ana eight dollars. with interest thereon
from the 9Th day Of August, 1887, at u per GEM
per annum and accruing costs, have levied
upon all the right utle, claim and interest OF
said defendants, william Groesbeck, S S.
GroeHbeck and n. H. Groesbeck in and TO the
following described real estate, to wit: An
undivided one,thlrd Q.B interest IN the
North west quarter OF section thirty -four t3N,
Township one south, bhnge Two West.
salt Lake Meridian, situate IN. Salt
Lake County, stare of Utah, and l will
expose the same for sal e, or so much thereof
az viii satisfy tho PLAINTIFF demand. to-witi-
Slo,D0s 90. with interest thereon from August
27th, 1897, at " per cent per nnnum ana nc
cruiug costs, at the West Front Door OF the
County Court House, In the city of Salt Lake,
county of alt LAKE, STATE of Utah, on the Is n
day OF September, 1897, at L. O'Clock noon, to
be sold rs the property of William Groesbrck.
S. 5. SroesbcIk, and y. N Groesbeck. at suIt
of the National Bank OF the Republic
Terms OF sale, cash
Dated al Salt Lake Oity, August eth. 1897.
BOOTH, LEE & GRAY
ATTORNEYS Tor flainuff
THOMAS P. LEWIS, sheriff OF Salt Lake
County, Utah
by j. b, TIMMoNr, Deputy Sheriff.
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In Ordinance Increasing the number of mon
on tho police force OF SAT- Lake City
lie itordhned by the city Council Of Salt
Lake ely:
seer oN |. That the Board OF Police and
Fire Commissioners OF Salt Lake City is here.
by authorized to appoint an additional mount
cd policeman, To be assigned to duty at Liber.
- ratk, and such other places within the city
as the pub ic service MAY require.
Section H. This ordinance shall take effect
upon Its approval
Passed by the uity Council OF Salt Lake City,
State OF Utah. July eth, 1891. title approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
(sEAL) DAVID =. EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
Approved this the 9th day OF July A. ID 1897.
JANE Giles DINING, Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH,
CITY and county of SAT- Lake. 'e'
], David :. Emery, recorder in and for salt
Lake CITY, ~tate of Utah, do hereby certify
that tho above and foregoing is full true
ana correct copy OF mn ordinance entitled FAN
ordnance increasing the number Of men on
tho police force of salt Lake CITY," passed by
the City Council of sald city July 9Th. 1891,
and approved oy the Mayor July nth. 1897, as
appears OF record in my Ofilce
In witness whereof hsve hereunto set my
hand ana affixed The corporate seal
seal OF said city this 23rd day OF July. A,
ID. 1897.
DAVID S. EMERY,
Ilty II sCorder
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with principal place OF busIncss \,
irroSress Binding, snlt Lake City. state u,
NJ oTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT Am
~ nesting of the directors hria 81
lhursday, June Srd, 1897, an Assessmont ~
Two ~ cents per share was levied on ne
capital stock OF the corporation paynhIc Ia ,u
mediately to Thomas Kane secrctary Of .s,,
SS9rporaton a. its general ONCE, No. 40,
kny STOCK upon which this atsessment ma
remain. unpaid on tho 9th day Of Univ sly
VIII be delinquent and sdyertiHed for snia -,
punlc auction, and npiess pay ment ia mad
before viii DO cold on the 2lst day Of JuIv' is9e
70 pay tbe dclinquent assessment. torethn,
WIN cohs ot advertising and expense of sale
THOMAS KANE,
street So"'p Ma'n
rhe time Mt which the above n,,e,suer,
shall 10 delinquent is hereby extended MI,
Q 1897 1H'' august
Dated juno 2s, 1897,
ny order of Hoard of Dirsctor,. star Cola q
siVcr Mining COMPANY
THOMAS KANE,
Tho time at which tho above Gsecssn,c,,
hhaii DC delinquent 10 hereby extended ,,nt'
August IVA. 1897 uA'"
By order Of the board OF directors.
Dated July TO- 1897
me time nj which tho nboye assea.man,
shall BIO delinquent is hereby extended mil
August 81. 1897. N s"Hi
ny VITO of stockholders duly assembled
august Ehu' isv7. THos. KANE,
secretar-.
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10 whom b may eoncern-

10 Whom IL may concern
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In undersigned HAVING taken possession
of certain personal effects of the property of
John Doe lark and Jane Roe CLARK, claiming
thereon a lien for the payment OF board and
longing under Chapter So Of the session Laws
of 1899, and the saiu property having been
duly appraised according TO law. the under
signed wul on the Stat day OF August 1891, at
NO. IS east second South street, ait Lake
City, Ulah at the nour OF 10 O'Clock m. OF
SAID day, expose the same for sale AT public
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
The following 10 an itemized list and diB-
crip,ion of the personal property 10 be sold as
above
one mug. tin cup, pan, 4 towels, sheets.
lpllow case trunk, parasol, pr legginga,
mut, l sheet and pillow case, toWeis,
comforter, blanket, surt waist, hats,
trunk, / machine, clock, pictures and
frames books, novel. brio brae, photos
and frames, waste basket. skirts, shirls,8
under shirts, II sdkerchiefs.6 ues, towoi and
linen rags, kazor, strou, ruler, dlyider.
pr nippers,2 pr shears fountain pen,
napkins, 10 collars pr euHs, ? pr. ehoos.
pr. slippers ] paTasol, hats NAdy'sl, coat
and yest skirt, | wrapper. shirt waists,
fancy waists, vest | p. .pnnts. evening
dress, % knives. forks ind tpoons; opera
cape. / green jacket black satin sSitt, even
ing wasI, gents orersoat. pink sash.
MRS. MAY MAYNARD,
Lien Claimant
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ a meeting OF the board of directors Of
inc morgan GOLD Mining and Milling Com
pihhy hcld at the office OF the company August
II. lsv'. an assessment o. one cent ner share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
porhtion. payable 10 Assistant Treasurrr
. ameB Mohat at The rfilce of the company ID
hialn street salt Lake City. Any stock upon
winch ms assessment may remain unpaid ON
+ september 10. 1877. shall he dec AIRED deIin.
quent AND unless payment be made before
WI be sold on October $, 1897, NJ the office of
the company TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment and expense of sule.
by order Of board OF directors
A. s. FOWLER,
tecretArY.