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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
Advance Of rwontv p., f,.,,&s

3. Advance Of Twenty Per Cent 49,.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-In accord
ance with their: notice posted shortly,
after; Jan. !, 1900, promising an advance
to their employees to take effect April i.
the Berwynd. White Coal Mining com.
pany has notified all it's miners Of =
general average advance Of 20 per cant.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
!. NOT :PREssED SO HARD.

Onicial News From Mafeking Tells % Con
s$aa5 tiiti0nA Up to March IS. n SssE
LONDON March 2o.-The war office
has received the following dispatch
from Lord Roberts: g, n 5s-5 n \, Ms !.
I "A:telegram from Nicholson at Bull
wayo states that Baden. lowell reports:
"'All.well to March IS. During past
few days enemy's Gordon much re
laxed." 's:& ;'S'~ - r. ., Z,
The Nicholson referred to in Lord
Roberts, dispatch is Major John n.
Nicholson, commandment general Of the
British South African police stationed
in Rhodesia. a*t., a.. F&E *5
The Daily Mail publishes the follow
ing from Mafeking, dated Wednesday,
March IA: T. : ',3t 81 N S5F5.
Eve are still being heavily shelled.
There have been several casualties.
Skirmishes continue in the trenches
The native food question is becoming q
difficulty" $780,. -: %s |$
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
REOCCUPlED BY BoERS.

Small Force Again In Possession Of
-. Gr,quatOwn. u.
BARLEY VEST, Saturday, March
81 -C5r.ur atow-n was recognized Thurs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
CHURCHlLL'S ADVICE,

Imperative to Continue Shipping Troops
;4%&, n to sout h Africa. 'ssg5 ~ {is, L
LONDON, March 30 Winston Church
i'll iii dispatch to The Morning Post
says: II: . n $@f# N I ~
sit is imperative to continue shir+
ping troops to South Africa. The stream
should never cease until the Beers sur
render Internationally. AT the end OF
the war Great Britain will possess the
finest army in her history. . i: G II !
"This, however, must not, deter the
nation from the fertile fields Of trade
and commerce into the stony wastes Of
militarism." "5.' -, .1.s ~ s ss}
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27

X D1oem tein, is.,yss Il 4
Lieutenant Colonel Graf BE- 4. VI
lTrotter ANA Ilesss e,,assl the iisti, ~
N. Lyon Of ths ,s.l snanier s;ss
Lieutenant Gsls,sel Ce,d.i i tvll ~ iiils,
Coldstream I1uArls rode eight or nine
miles beyond their camp on tae Nod
der river without ,S;so1t sScts,t tstsssst
trooper. They were iirel upon by !,
parry Ut Beers, and Lieu, t,,i,l " " lss tx
was killed aud ineng a,lan6
,Crabbe, Lieutenant Colonel Coc..i.;s s
and Captain Trotter wese' selippS|s II
wounded. They then sulreI eicssd Knc.
the Beers conveyed the wound cd II the
nearest farmhouse where they were
taken care OF. m. 7, X 81 M;
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27

comhnonI
caln on
sd clocks Icy r. eS net s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27

!ls (: 4s IA
tAeiN Oesi. S 5s $sSS5 III b Ss
la.ulsts t:4a$ 81 u VIZ h: NJ
OVER SIXTEEN G-Ts, y y y 55ANli
Totni I,ritish i.o,.e, EXCL ssyx Ia Il, as
.ty GS#s sent HNlnS SS5 @&s, 81 5$ Nh n Ey5
LONDON, March rs. ~. u lo IL British
losses, exclusive 81. 3Essa ". vaii,is sent
home. are u, Alb u iSiil.d, Wounued and
missing. $5$fl.s s.3 5i# " S53g.s t tlss y:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27

Is We OOuKnb t1oIOEe tno
prices. Musical instru.
ments Of all kinds, lne
toned and Of beautiful
construction, workman. /
ship!and finish. Shipped
direct from Minneapolis
at wholesale prices, with
privilege Of examination.
We have the best for tho
least money. A sweet
toned Mandolin, ~ finely
/ finished in mahogany and
maple, II ribs, 1921 deal
ers ask 81; high-grnde
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
EEE Cof have strongly advanced price good roane
w ~ NT.ErD ID.

The names and postolIice addresses Of all WIZ
wish to buy goods at retail at wholesale pri.eu.
We will mail our s2-page Grocery Catalogue
FREE every two weeks to any person who sends
us the names and addresses of IT .or more &C.
liable farmers and other consumers. e..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
Rumored Goodness !. Between . = N
As. Roberts and j: Kitchener. !:
/ y. Confirmed.
MAKING LITTLE PROGRESS.

Re. ,tf Of NIafekinG Apparently still Far
~ Il Distant. : = ."
LONDON, March 26.-Apparently little
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27

CATALOGUE. Es.-This little book ;iyes
suggestions OF all the most important points, as
to correct dress for men, and contains cioicp
assortment of samples OF fabrics for suits 'ans:-
ing in price from 81. q to SIS O0 and for trousers
from 75cts to $7.50-made to measure. Also con-
tains Fashion Plate and tape line, and giyes
full instructions how to ia Ike your own measn rs.
We mail =it free. Write for one today. Over
coats made to order t,g:: +..$95.I IS Ekt4 tY5f&
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
DOUBLE WORK HAIRLESS.

rsts. BACK AND HIP SrR Aps-l inch back, OK
IN. heavy, with wear feathers for trace. MAR;
inch, heavy BREAST STRAPs-lEf
inch, heavy. Coll OLA ARs-hesavy me9ei sewed' al
No, GOA With collars, per set: $4.9:
colSSIs per se1 r.; - lo
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-27
New Drug Catalogue, as% 'a ssss a 81:
catalogue. It will save you big money too,
We SELL YOYRGRAliN

We sell your Corn, Flax Hay, Wheat, Oats, Barley,
Rye Ship to US and send the shppng receipt soon
at once. We you the dealers profit we sell
the market which he sells and the prices.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
Patents Granted Texans.

Il, G. Siggers, patent lawyer,
Washington, u. e., reports the lula
lowing patents granted 10 inventors
in the State OF Texas, July 3,
1900. He will mail copy OF speci.
lication and drawings Of any patent
for 10 cents in stamps,
A. Brady, Galveston, bicycle gear5
r. ID. Carter. Brennan. roller com
press; II. r. Daviss and n. II.
Duviss. Houston. machine for max
ing mattresses; W. V. Dean, Valley
Mills, milk cooler; j. II. Hobart,
El Pa4o, fuel economiEerj j G>
Hughes, Port Arthur, splint; t. j.
Russell, Wmdville, trepMee f;enders
W. X. Welke and NJ. bi9lerstaedt,
Dallas, churni A. Werner, New
Bruuniels, corn hnshing machines
NJ. md G. kollner, Nate, !, patents,
seeding machine, dtah equalizer,
cultivator.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
The cen,assry Tee.

In spite of the rain there wac u
good attendance Vf ladies last Friday
evening at the tea given by Mrs.
Dr. :. f, Nave, complimentary To
the Ladies' Cemetery Association,
There was plenty Of nice salads aud
tea and coffee served by Mrs, Nuvs
and Mrs Habermacher. The lpdiee
all enjoyed the affair very much
AID look forward to the next tex
with considerable interest,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

MIR. W. o. Moves and wife arrived
last Friday from Minco, Indian
Territory aud will again make their
home in Sinner, MIR. Mewes having
accepted a position with G. b. Vel
hansen.
Mr.. II. NJ. Brieger, Of Baatrop.
is experimenting the construction
of Wollers' Bros., new building
Mr.. Brieger has large experience in
the building line and is making
rapid progress with his work.
The yonng men of the town gave
the yonng ladies' II attn the shape
of II rtnade last Thursday night
Tne "Darktown" band from Yoa
KUN furnished the music and the
vocalisn, both of which were de-
lightful.
Work on the VOTERS Bros, new
building is progressing fAvofably
and will be a great convenience u,
this enterprising firm when com
pleted, as they are badly crowded
from lack Of room to store thei
i'm lnense stock Of gooda.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
SAN ANTONIO
lMTERlaA TI0MAL FAIR
0PeHTU OcTODER 40,
Closes novemAsr z, 1890.
i'vpMlist Convention !.

A populist-indepentlent convcnA
tion was held at Williamsburg
recently ut which every precinct
in the county except Sinner, Moul-
ton md hhckberry, we're repre-
scented. A delegate WAS appointed
to the state CONVENTION (populist J
At Waco and Also to Sire senator.
ial convention. Resolutions were
adopted and acon,nlittee appointed
to select a county ticket. ttis given
out thot every man on the DEM.
oorntic ticket will have an oppon-
ent, except Green, Long aud Dvyali,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

--latest styles Of trimmings, laces
carbohydrates and nnd ail overs, At
Wolte1s Bros,
Grandma MNrsin of Sweet Home
" Ia the city visiting her SON and
daugh,er.in.law, Mr. AND Mrs. J. Z.
Martin,
ChiCknsaw Asphalt Fire Proof
Paint, for bridges. bpilers, slnoke-
stacks and all woods, ut Z, l.. Will
lame
Editor r. 8. Tmurentx Of the Con
xales Forum, was IN Sinner Inst
Saturday and paid this office II
pleasant call,
Just received, Il car load Of Ten
nesee und Old Hickory wagons,
! Also u cur loud Of Studemker wag-
Gus to arrive, at G. r. Williams,
!
There was preaching at the Meth
"dist church lust NednesaaN h'Sn'
ny Nev smith on'y i"lr 0ool'
ence WIS IN at'e'ioance'
1ust received car load Of bug
gieS' all klndS' ~ ~ iow prices "0
can I've .oough1 aHSW'ere' ~ y 80
"'lllahs
Young Walter schmidt, son Of
Aug. sch'niu'' mas gouste 's u'uu'''sss'
\ una Leooet'er, " " SPcnsl several
:, weeks visiting ss " !'sS I,
The largest etbck 0flslumher,
Il shingles ard ali bufiuess materials
N Lsvaca county " pvsp'oh' psices'
&C Y. 4. y sl'laus
Gerhard Nolte has returned to
Sinner to stay. He says Hallets-
vile is good enough in'its way, bu,
. |
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
Land For Sale.

5oO0acres good rich mes
quite lAnd in tracts from 100 acres
up, ut from $500 to $i2 10 per acre,
according to location. Land Is sit
ua,ed in karnes county, aheut five
miles north of Kennedy Junction
and twelve miles from karneS City.
For further particulars apply ia
VIM. =. Koch. Sinner, or F. 0. Smith
Gonznle, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
NEW TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT March %, 1900.
lnckmARr BRANCH.

I.oCkIIARr BRANCH.
Train M. 45 arrives FROM Inck-
hart ut 100 y. NJ.
Trails M. ~ arrives from Yoa-
kum ~ 500 II. IN,
Waco BRANCH,
(Waco to Hoakuml
Train No. ~ arrives from Waco
al l:4l p. ~.
Train Nv. A leaves ShiIser at
6:lo A. NJ,
(l'oakum to Waco.)
Train M. Al arrives from IoH,
KUN at $40 y. m.
Train No. 43 leaves Shiner at
G5S z. NJ.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
LOCAL NEWS.

For a nice shave go TO A. G,
kceuke's.
Mrs S. A. Carnes is quite sick
with bilious fever.
A full line Of Screen Doors, ut
Flato Il Neuhaus'
Louie Tr,utwein went down 70
easero one day last week.
0rsandies at and below cost. At
Wagner ~ Schuhmann's
Mr.. Ed. Thu'emeyer Of Freyburg
was in the city last Sunday.
A full line of Screen Doors, at
Flato & NeuhSus',
Yoakum is live and enterprise
ing town, but theu--so is Sinner
Hair trimmed in all styles, at
A, G. Koepke's.
Our merchants are getting them
selves in shape for q big fall bust
less.
A full line of Screen Doors, at
Flato ~ Neuhaus'.
Mr.. Fred Korges and family have
left Shiner and moved back to
Msulton.
Fruit Jars, all sizes, at very low
price at Wagner 4 Schuhmann's,
Miss Alphonse Duchochois left
FIR Houston last Wednesday to visit
relatives.
eaznre and sciesovs put in order
20 I'd as new, Mt A. g. koepke'u.
The little child Of Mr.. Frank
Huebner, living on the river near
Dreyer, died last Saturday.
A new line Of Shoes. ladies' Ok
forjs and Sandeis, just received at
G. Mnecke's.
Mr.. Albert TraMtwein, Of Cuero'
was here Monday, visiting HE
brother, Mr.. Luuis Trautwein.
Mascot patent -four at only "a
CTS, sack, at WAGNER d Schulz
manll's-
The Gazette correspondents all
took ii ''lay or last week Brace
Up, boys and send us the'news
Try those Ureeda ]iuger Way.
frr's, at Carnes' store. They are
delicious,
Mr. Louie Wagner returned los'
"Wednesday from Marlin, looking
zach Improved FROM his trip.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
NOTICE!

FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hun
dred acres Of choice land, well i'm
proved. in Wilson comfy. adioin-
ing the town Of Stnckdale. For
further particulars see r. S. Carnes,
ShheN Ie4as.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

In order to make
room for large ship
meat Of goods to ar
rive shortly, we will
sell Furniture for the
next3O daysat greatly
reduced prices.
q. Il. Ruhmann & Bro,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
o. n. Deutscll.

John B. Rrhelle Of Dreyer, Con
zales county, WAR here today on
business, john 10 un old citizen,
having come here ia 1862 from
Francs. lie says ho voted first for
james Buchanan FIR president and
has been " democrat ever -ince.--
Cuero RecUrd,
John was IN Shiner the other 3ay
and loves Democracy ~ well that
he paid for yeats subscription to
Tive Gazette,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

Clothing for men und boys, in
latest styles and lowest prices, ut
VOTERS Bros,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
Goods at Cost Price n

All Summer Guods and espec
tally Ladies' Hats, Skirts and Shirt
Waists, at
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

The Gazette Was struck SOME
what lately by the ecceutric behay-
ior of Mr.. q, W, Eschenhurg and
upon Investigation as to the cause
we learned that Mrs, Eschenhurs
und the baby had been absent for
week at Wcimar, visiting relatives,
Cheer up, Gus, the longest day
must have an ending.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18
CRY DIRECTORY.
ALDERMEN

Robt> Eschenburg. Earl Fry,
ed. F, W"iters. u. q, Flato.
G. II. Welhausen.
The City Council meets on the
f,st Monday in every mmth,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

Go 70 Wagner ~ Schuhmann''
and get ii dozen beauty pins iol
only 10 cents.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

Hot and cold baths, at A, q.
Korpkp's
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

Just received. Grape Nuts, n
food for brain and nerve centres.
Try some, ut Carnes' Cash Store.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

Just received, and fur sale, car
load of the celebrated Buckeye
Movers. mt Eschenburg ~ Dlohm's.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Super, two
children, and MIR. Supers' sister, are
in the city visiting the families Of
Mr.. Louie Truutwein and Mr.. ed
mund Wollers. Mrs. Super is a
cousinof Mr.. Trautwein and Mrs
Willmar tribune., 1900-07-25
A Somnamhulist..

!. There was case of somnambulism
in our village Wednesday night of last
week. During the heavy storm, a
young girl in the employ of VIM.
Swenson, arose from her bed and
walked out in the rain for some dis
tance before discovering where she
was When she awoke she realized
her condition and instead OF returning
to the Swenson household, made for
her home south of Willmar. One of
the children who was occupying the
same bed became restless when it dis
covered that it was alone, and was
frightened on account of the storm.
The child reported the absence of the
girl, and Mr.. SWenson becoming
alarmed at her failure to return, COM
menced in vestig gaton. The next day
it was discovered that she had gone
home as q result of her sleep-walking
expedition, a distance Of about seven
miles. The girl was Of a rather timid
dispo osition, having been away from.
home but very little, and concluded
that she would be safer in taking the.
route.
Willmar tribune., 1900-07-25
WHlTEFlELD.

~ July ~.
Harvest has begun and farmers are
busy reaping their wheat. :. 1t is re-
ported that Miss Julia Ellingaon is
very low and that the doctor has Civ
en- up hopes OF her recovery. Theo-
dore Monson was carrying his hand
IN bandage the first part Of the week.
He had been hit by a baseball. "A
large crowd gathered at E. Erickson's
to witness the ball game played last
Sunday between the North Whitefeld
and the Horse Power teams Score, IS
to 10 in favor of the. Horse Powers.
..B. Berkness, team ran away Friday
afternoon, but was caught before any
damagewas done :. :.,::.M Mr.. Pete An
derson arrived at PIP. Johnson's last
Friday, having spent the winter with
his parents in Sweden. He returned
accompanied by his brother, Nels An
derson. .. While witnessing the base
ball game last Sunday Miss Hannah
Johnson was severely hit by the bali.
..... A game may be played at Eric
sons between Willmar and Whitefield.
FOR SALE-cood work horse, six
years old; weight, 1900 lbs.
New London Milling Co.
24-3. Wiilmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune., 1900-07-25
Real Estate Transfers.

NEW LONDON.
July 1CKjersti Peterson to Conrad
w. Peterson-lot and of lot 2,
LAKE ANDREW.
July 20-Halvor Thorson to Erick
Holsten-lot 2, sec. 27.... .......... 1850 90
RosEvILLE.
July 2l-Ernest Kurth to Herman
Bler-nWtl sW&, sec. 9............. 500. 90
July 2l-Ernest Kurth to Paul lin
mermann-swA se14. sec. 9.......... 500. 90
July 21-Ernest Ku rth to Hugo Sail
SEA sWA, sec. 9.......... ,.......... SOC. 90
July 2lEMarietto Chisholm to ,Jo-
mann r. .LetbrenZ-n Is aneM SWA, ~
sec. 14'..".: .:....... ............. 25o.0
NORWAY LAKE
July 17-St. p. NJ. & Nj. R'y Co. to K
II. .PeLtersOn-SW14 Sc "a: sec. &c.,. $50 90
July al: E. Olson to Ole G. Le-
gaarden-neA, sec. 3l............... 81 1000 90
VILLAGE OF sPICER.
July ls-P: Borgeson to P. Fl. Par
sons-nh oflot5, block 21.......... 5000
VILLAGE OF WILLMAR.
July ia. e. Rice to Gustaf A. He.
din-lotS l. 2, and I, block a. Spi-
cef auu ...... .................... ll15 ~
July 2o-Otto Bjork to Bertha Gum
derson-lots and 4. block 16. Han
sons add. ..:.................. 200. 60
ROsELAND.
July pa. 0. Skoglund to John Gus
taf Kallberg-SH sWA, see. 12...... .140O 90
July 23-And. Repstrom to Peter NJ.
Renstrom-seN. sec H.. w. ...:.. M 1000. 90
LAKE ELIZABETH.
July 21-U. S. Lamprey to NJ. P. Ry-
an-nwA swA. sec. 2S........ 400 90
EDWARDS.
July 20-C. A. Cushman to Andrew
G. Nelson-wM sw14, Sec 10.:....... 1920 90
GENNEssEE
July 23-Peter O. Hall to John s.
= Swenson-part Of sw14 in village of
Atwater. sec. c.1........................ 700 90
wILLMAR
July 24-Andrew Larson to w. N.
Davidson-eh swA, sec. 9......... 1850 90
July 24-Ole Estrem to w. N. David
son-w1a swA. sec. 29................ 1900 90
f. HARRISON.
July 23-Aug. johnson to John H.
Olson-sH neA' ne14 ne Il, sec. 1... 22OO 90
Willmar tribune., 1900-07-25
Personal u tion.

I E.;C. Williams Of Minneapolis Sundayed
with WI 1lmar relatives.
& Miss Josie Jelsett returned last Friday to
her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Nels Larson returned home today
from her Minneapolis visit.
Editor Archer of the Kerkhoven Banner
was TRIBUNE caller this week.
The Misses Fancher are enjoying couple
of weeks recreation at Crescent Beach.
spector of summer schools, is here today.
Lewis Moline and A. L. Rodlun have been
enjoying an outing at Eagle Lake the past
week. E>>z E>z = = ~, g z 5s@sE
3. ]. B. Mclaughlin, of the Mclaughlin
Mercantile Co., was here from Litchfield the
first Of the week. = r.. ..
Miss Marion Frost has been spending the
past week at Lake Mtnnewaska as the guest
OF Benson friends. '@s"+F 80 - ~
Mrs. Godfrey Ringnell and children Of
Minneapolis are visiting relatives in Will
mar and vicinity. -.
Misses Julia o. 'Brien and May Costello of
Graceville spent several days the past week
with Willmar friends
Mrs. Fl. O. Hanson and Miss Esther Soren-
son went to Green Lake yesterday for q
couple of days outing .s
Rev. A.. A. Thorn, formerly Methodist
minister at this place. stopped off here Fri
day ell route to Graccvi,le.
Miss Hannah Broberg of Atwater spent
several days here iile past week with her
sister, Miss Hilda Broberg.
Messrs. Hong and Bergeman were in the
cities last week on business in the interes
of the Willmar Milling Co.
Miss Clara Richardson Of Cambridge, Neb.,
was guest at the home of G. H.. Zealand
over Sunday. She was on her way to Crook.
| stOn.
Mrs. Hazelberg has returned to her home
at Granite Falls. after pleasant visit OF
several weeks with relatives in Willmar and
vicinity.
Misses Mamie and Ida Lunberg. who have
been spending several weeks at the P L
Johnson cottage at Crescent Beach, have re.
turned to St. Paul.
| II. Gausta, noted Norwegian painter
and artist from Minneapolis, has beer
spending the past week with friends here
and at New London.
Mrs Bryant of Madison, s. D., Miss Annie
Knight of Spring Valley and Austir
Knight Of Flapdreau, S. D.. are guests OF
their sister. Mrs. F. W. Minton
The following party of ladies drove u,
4 from Litchfeld Friday to attend the bal
game: The Misses Edison, the Misses Brown
Misses Annie Flynn. Edith Wells, Ethe
Joubert and Ethel Wheeler.
John Brandt and family. e. Erickson an6
l.. H. Lawson, of Murdoch. were anon,
those who took in the Duluth excursion
They remained in Willmar for brief visi
with friends before returning home
Congressman Frank Eddy was in tow
last Thursday and Friday The TR1BuNl
acknowledges a pleasant call. Mr. Edd,
stated that he stopped over to see the bal
game. He doesn't think that there will b
an extra session of congress.
Willmar tribune., 1900-07-25

"a. -r., :s-sF -sgs
d. The bail game between the Willmar
and Conde, S. D. teams did not ma
terialize. We understand the combin-
alton disbanded before reaching here.
It stands alone,N it,: towers above.
There's no other, it's natures wonder,
a warming poultice to the heart OF man
kind. Such IS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35c. A. T.. Mossberg.
Restores yim,i vigor, mental and
physical power, fills your body: with
warm. tingling life. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c A.
:E. ~Mossberg. =,
DR.. Fl. M. Brackep, of the State
Board of Health, came up: from the
cities yesterday to investigate re-
ported case of small pox, about four
miles southwest from town.
Ifwives have any. compassion for
the sorrows Of cross, grabbed hus-
bands, give them r ocky Mountain Tea.
Twill remove any misunderstanding
in the family. a. E. Mossberg.
The A. O.U. W. finance committee,
composed of A. T. Stebbins of Roch-
ester, E: E. Hughson of St. Paul, and
E. w. Randall of Hamline, are here
this week meeting with Grand Record.
er Olson. ..
35c, 35c, not ,25c, not SOC, 35c, the
price of Rocky Mountain Tea the
world over. None genuine, unless
made by the Madison Medicine Co.
A. E. Mossberg. '~r.4.:
Frank Van Worst visited St. Paul
Tuesday and absorbed whole lot ol
good republican ,s;doctrtne enunci-
ated by Teddy Roosevelt .-Paynes-
vile Press. And Frank can stand a
lot Of it. =.... ~
q: + Prof: Shattuck, business manager
and WI. Pillsbury, secretary, ot
the University of Illinois,, were in
the village last week. They made a
trip of land inspection in the vicinity
of Willmar during their stay here.
Willmar tribune., 1900-07-25
: Broke His Arm.

Little Harold Larson, the two and
half year old son Of Mrs. Albert Lar
afternoon which might have proved
Model Bakery was standing in front
of the residence, and the little fellow
attempted to get into the wagon.
While clim bing up the horse made a
short turn, throwing the boy on the
ground and upsetting thewagon. Har-
right arm DR.. L. S. Frost was sum-
moned and had the bone set. Although
a painful injury it was fortunate that
the boy escaped as we'll as he did.