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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-20
nuvaed by Exploding Lamp.

VANCOUVER, ". G. Feb is-Ry the
explosion % lamp last nlgat az her rest
eenre on keefer street, Mrs, VI. T.. Davis
vas tfightfuliy burned, and Is row IN a
dytng condition IN ST PauFS hospital
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-20
Does Your Stomach Bother You?
DIR. Sims
Dyspepsia
Tablets
Give Immediate Relief.
AelM2>se9zzoy
Cor. ID and Columbia Tel. Main 80
Give Immediate Relief

wire. and came on with requisition for
his man.
Mcdonnell was sent up from King coun-
~ for burglary al Kent and only got out
OF Walla walla about six months ago.
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n vie g.
Doch6d s97.OO
Rozch6d 94.55
Pozostaie W kasie $2.45.

Pozostaje W kasie $2.45.
Pozosta}s " kasie sumo $2.45 pre-
znaozylismy ma Skarb Narodowy
Polski.
w imieniu k~omitetu:
S. Rokosz, prezes.
+. Danisz, sekretarz.
S. Barszczewski, kasjer.
Wszystkie rschunki wyplacone
moga bye przejrzane W redakoji
,,Zgody".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
ZGODA.

1888, i kt6ra podajs W ,.Zgodzie''
ogfoszenie o domowych skrzynkach
muzycznych, jest cd wielu lat znana z
ma jlepszej strony, jako firma pewna
r~.etelna, kt6ra swoj interes prowa-
dzi uczciwie. Wszyscy, ktorzy ku-
pill cd niej ~skrzynki grajace, 50 z
mich wielce zadowoleni, gdyz d}ugie
wieczory specialize wesolo pray dzwie-
kach miiej muzyki.
Firma Ia ma r6wniez ma skiadzie
Harmoniki, Walcowe Organy. SYM
foniczne skrzynki muzyczne. ktore
~sprzedaje bardzo tanio. Ostatnie So
podobne szwajcarskim, maja stslowe
grzebienie j poruszaja sic "a pomoca
sPre1yn, z przemiana tonow. Mozns
ma Mich grac wszystko, co che esq, a
jedna kosztuje lyle. co zeszyt mu-
zyozny. Katalog z cennikiem skrzy-
mex j sztuk m~uzycznyoh naby6 molina,
p~osylajac do 6rmy 2 oentowy zna.
GEEK pooztowy. 3
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01

Dziewiec wypadk6w ma kazde dziesiee.
rWlelki p%roceht", xawoia niejeden z ma
szych czytelnik6w. Prawda, lecz oparta
q jest ma faktach. Ably was przekonac
o tenn, podatemy tutaj list pans l.. Sides
z Farmersville, Texas. Pan Sides pisze:
,,Lu' zie przychUdsa z odl g,osci 40 ! 80
mil, ably dostac u mnie stare ziofowe lie.
ksrstwo D'a Piotrs Gomoxo, | z pr,yjem.
noscia PREY chodzi mi tutsj doniesc, re ma
ksAde dziesiec ~wypadkow choroby, PREY.
paca oziewie6 uzorowieh po uzywaniu
fego lekarstsa Wspomniet naleay cf o.
robe p. James Barnett, bogatego ufosci
c'ela p~lantacii bawein~ W Blue Ridge
Utywaf on Ora Piotra Gomozo p~rzeciw
rakowatej narosli N, nosie. Miejs-e DO,
lace sic zagoifo, zdrowie lego sic popra,
WHO. | powiada n, re Ora Piotra Gomozc
Jest najlepszem lekarstwem ma ziemi.
Pre- :onuje sic, 4e prawle we wszyst
kich zsstarzs iych | nislc scych choro
babh, gdzie juz doktorzy nile mogli 20
mod 3, Ora Piotra Gomozo przynoG ule
czenie W kazdym wypadku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01

Jesli cheese nabyc ma wlasnosc do
bra farme, jedi do powiatu Marinet
tie W Wiscosiuie, mad koleja Chica.
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Tam zie'
mia jest dobra, zbior piekny, mick
ka i dobra woda, a grunt latwy dc
oczyszczenia. Mozesz kupic tanio,
pod {atwemi warunkami; roboty Jest
dosyt przez. ca}y rok "a dobra "a
plata. DUO tam teraz potrzeba lu-
dzi, a wiecej jeszcze bedzie potrze.
ba, gdy zima nastanie. DUO zsmoz.
nych rodzin polskich tam sic osiedli'
10. Pc blizsze i~nformacye pisz do:
A. Hauser, Athelstane, Wisconsin
(44)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
z Detroit, Mich.
n a : K a r b,

Odbyl sic tn 16 pazdziernika Stub
pana Slymahskiego z parma Bro.
zowska. Kilkunastu obywateli by}o
zaproszonych ma cody weselne, q
pomiedzy mimi nasz wice-oenzor p.
j. Welzand, kt6ry zaproponowal
sk}adke ma Skarb n. P. W Rappers.
wylu, co tez chetnie wszysoy przyje-
Ii W tel mysli, ze moga choc W czesci
pom6dz ~naszej Ojczyznie. Zebranc
siedem dolar6w i IA centow, ktore
p. Welzand wreczy} oh. NJ. Lesih-
skiemu.
NJ. Lesinski, Podkomisarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
Pewna n rma do prOwadzenia
interesu.

Fir ma Standard Manufacturing
Co., ktorej adres jest: Dept. u. As
Vesey St. New York +. o. Box
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
SPRAWOZDANIE
flnansowe z urOczystego przyje.
cia pufk. Y. MiikOwskiegO W
Chicago, dnia 8 wrzesnia
rOku biezacegO.
O h 6 d.

Nastepujace grupy ] towarzystws
sloay}y pc diva dolary:
2. 8, 20, al. so, 81, II, 81, 1Os,
10, III, 119, 1877, 100. 149, 1859,
10. 1873. 1876, POS, 219, 222, PA,
257, 2S9, 20S.. 393, 444, 474, 500,
5O4 j SIS. Razem $4,000
Klub Pa.rjotyczny Polek.
Tow. Gwiazds Zwycieztwa,
Tow. Krolowej Jadwigi, Tow.
Kupcow ma Bridgeporcie,
Tow. Zwiazek Polek, Tow. sw.
Heleny, Sokd Polski No. l.,
Sokol Polski No. II, Tow.
Polskicb Szewcow i'm. J. XII
lihskiego, Pierwszy Battalion
Strzelcow Kosciuszki, Tow.
Krolowej Wandy, Biblioteks
i'm. Mickiewicza ma Bridge.
porcie, Zwiazek Miodziezy
Polskiei 26!OO
Tow. Emilji Platter " Pull.
man 2.5O
Oh. X. Stscbowski. proceut
cd sprzedanyoh odznak z por.
tretem pu}k. M3kowskiego $50
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
POsZukiwanie.

Poszukuje swoich dw6oh braoi,
Antoniego i Piotra Baranowskich
Pochodza z Prus, z obwodu Gdah.
skiego. powiatu Koscierxyhskiego,
Piotr przebywa} lat kilka przedtem
W Bsrea, o., a ztamtad wyjechai dc
Texas. Vice prosze. ably sic zgio,
sill saui, albo gdyby kto wiedziai o
ich pobycie prosze doniesc do mnie:
Jan Baranowski, box 6S1, Calumet,
Mich. (46)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
z New YOrku, n. Y.

Gmina u W
Przyszie posiedzenie Gminy Wv.
odbedzie sic " nied.iele, 4 listopa-
ds rb., o godz. Sci pc pol. W hall pm,
2l3 Forsyth ul., New York, ma kt6-
re zaPraszam delegatow wszystkich
gruP Zwiazku " obrebie Greater
New York, tax nalezaoych, jak j ME
naleaacyoh do Gminy. Bardzo waA-
ne sprawy sa do rozpatrzenia, o czeu
z rozesianych W zesz}ym missiscu
koresPondencyj do wszystkich Cruz
Zwiazku W New Yorku j okolicy, O.
gof Z~wiazkowy jest poinformowany
Pamietajmy, re tylko. W jednosci -
si&a. A. Domalewski,
sekr. gminy.
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WiadOmOSci ZwiaZkOwe.

Or. 387 20 Buffalo.
N~iniejsrem sswiadamiam onion.
k6w tow. Synowis Kr6lowej Pol
skiej, gr. 3S7 Z. N. p, IL nadrwy-
crajne posisdzenie tsgos towarzyst-
wa odbedsie sic dnis IL listopsda W
hall SIX 'lnej pr.y parsfji Matki BOs-
kiej R6tahoowej. o godz. l m. 80
po poludniu. Wszysoy czionkowis
obowiazani zap3aoic kaady Oyrkularz
90 miesiso, " prleciwnym rszie IA.
stosujsmy sic podlug konstytucji,
Sprawy % wstne do zaiatwienis,
prseto obeonos6 kaadsgo orionha
jest potsdsna. J. S.cz epaniak, pre-.
sss.
Gr. ITO 20 Chic1go.
Grupa ITO Kr6la Stefana B,tors.
60, ma roornsm posiedzsniu dnis 8
wrzesnia 1900 r., obraia nowa sdmi.
nistraoJe, " ktorej skfad wchodIs
nastepujaoy c~sionkowie: Sylvester
Wlsklihski, prezes, Ignsoy Radkie-
wioz, w~ioepre.es; Stan. Skorscusw.
ski, sekr. prot; Wojoieoh Welsandt,
sekr. fnsn.; Pswei Moryo, skarbnik.
Nowioki Rooh, Tirej Karol ! Fslosyn
Baloer, rsda gospodarors. Ornatus
Michsi, odz wierny; Ssmobski GREE.
gorz, marsrs,ek; Boncryk Wojoiech,
ohora1y 1; Msdrowski Wawrr., Ohio.
rs.y IL; Smolsrkiewics Antoni, Pc.
pielihski Wisdysiaw, podcborstowis;
dslegsoi biblioteki i'm. A. Miokiewi.
ors, Woznisk jog, Popielihski wa.
! Nowicki Roob.
Wsrelkis korespondenoje tyozsce
sic gr. ITO, prosse a~drssowac: woj-
oisoh Wslssndt, sskr. fin., 8421 So.
Morgan st., Chiosgo, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
DO kupc6w, przemysfOwc6w
tOwarZyStw.

Ksiazki i rachunki Vase zapro.
wadzimy Wan do kaziej ga}ezi
Interest,", specialize zastosowane -
"a bardzo niska Gene. Przysylajcie
adres sw6j karta pocztowa.
III. & NJ. STAN,
IVA Milwaukee ave., Chicago, Ill
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
KrOnika m~iejscOwa.

VBhssLaucie sic "~ZS00zfe"s Ceny
M ogfosxenia - terax x~nifone. ego
da" ma nawiecej czytelnik6w, wiec
ogfosxenia sic opiacajs.
y Wybory.
A wieo piec dni tylko dzieli jua
mas cd wyborow. Kaady . wyboro6w
Powinien Pamista6,.ze dnia ego b. m.
cd niego zals.e6 bedzie los tego
wielkiego pahstwa ma o.tery dalsze
lata. Niech.e wieo giosuje Z csla
.rozwsgf i sumiennosoia, ME zapomi.
najac przytem o swoioh rodakaoh, u
biegajacych sic o urzedy, ktorym Z
naszej strony ayozymy powodzsnia.
Przsdsta wienie t~eatralne.
w nadohodzsca niedziele. dnia
4 b. IN. urzsdza V Oddziaf Zwiazku
MfodrisAy przedstawienie teatraine
hall Puiaskiego. 800 So. Ashland
ave. Odegraua z~ostanie piekna ko-
media W cztereoh aktacb p. t. Starry
MAJ. Poczatek o godz. 1880 wieoz.
Ceua m~iejsoa numerowanego 35 cent.
Pc teatrze zabawa tafoujaoa.
Zwiazek Miodzieay ma wielu przy-
jaoi6l. ME w%tpimy przeto, re W
niedziele b.ls Puiaskiego bedzie "a.
pe&nious.
Stub i sk{adka.
Dnia q pazdziernika. o godz. Sci
20 pol. odbyf sic w kosoiele sw.
Tr6jcy obrzed zasIubin ozionka wv.
Mar. Polls. oh. Alexandra Osuchow.
skiego . parma Hodur. Podozas Ia
bawy ~weselnej, IA wniosek oh. Mi
oha}a Bala, uczestnicy tel uroozys-
tosoi s}ozyli ma pomnik Kosoiuszki
$40, "a kt6re dziekujemy o6aro-
aawcom. Nowozehcom slemy zy-
ozenia wszelkich pomyslnosci!
Sk{adka.
Ia staraniem OBJ. J. Rynkal z}ozyli
nastepuiacy abywatele ofare ma Cd
budowanie spalonej wiety koscio}a
Jasnog6rskiego: J.. Komodzihski
Soc, j. Polewski 25o, ]. S}owifski
Soc, A. Klubaszewski 25o. j. Barsz-
ozewski 200, ID. Krol 500. Razem
2 dol. goo.
q Bridgsportu.
Kazdy obecnie moze czyta6 ksiaz-
ri ] ksztalcic sic bezp}atnie W ~naszej
bibljotece. i'm. A Mickiewioza, IA
pad}a bowiem ma ostatniem rocznem
posiedzeniu uchwaia, by zniesc opfa-
to od czytania j da6 przez to wolny
przystep do korzystania z bibljoteki.
Wobsc tego odzywam sic przede-
w~szystkiem do naszej mlodziezy, ably
pamietasa o duchowym pokarmie z
kt6rego w przysz}osci k~orzystac be-
die Ojczyzna. Take odzywam sic
do starszych obywateli. ktorzy po-
via 'aja. re ME maja czasu, ably "a
checali sws dzieci do ozytania a
sprawdza sic kiedys s}owa naszego
wieszcza, ze ,,oswiata ludu dokona
cudu".
Bibljotsks otwarta jest oodziennie
cd godz. 8 rano do 8 wiecz. j miesci
sic pod n. 91O-32 utica. w imie-
niu dyrektorow bibljoteki St. See
szycki.
Ola biznesman6w j towarzystw
zdarza sic dobra okazya. Chcao pro-
wadzid sw6j intsres wzorowo, moga
noble dac zaprcwadzic ksiazki pod1ug
Sszelkioh wymogow buchalteryi.
Panowie H. M. Stan, zsmieszkali
pod No. liza Milwaukee ave. po-
dejmuja sic tel czynnosci "a przy-
stepna Gene. So o9i expertami W
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-01
Co sfychaC?
4 Detroit, Mich.
Prize d " j 9

Przedstawienie amatorskie Tow.
Przyi. Oswiaty odbedzie sic W ME-
dziele, Ago listopada r.b., " Hsrmo-
mia hall, ms rogu Russell j Leland al.
Odegrany bedzie dramat p. t.: VIA
skinia Potepiehcs". Doch6d ma
kszta&caca sic, niezamoana miodziea
polska. Poczstek o godz. 7.30 wie-
czorem. Bilety po S5 j 25 oent6w
Pc teatrze zabawa. Komitet.
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Wazne Ola Grup wv. N. =

Pieczecie metalowe lido odciska-
MIA z urzed. her BEN Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. wyrabia zakiad ziotniozy i ry.
towniczy.
X. sTACHOwsKIE 90 co.,
533 Noble St, Chicago, Illinois.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
Took Exception to the Song.

Spicer, Minn., Feb. 7, 1900
Editor TRIBUNE:
In attending the Institute at Will
mar we were we'll pleased with every
thing except the song, "The Holy Fri
ar,' by Prof. Johonnot. Perhaps he
cares more for the music than for the
sentiment. Perhaps he thinks if the
song does convey false idea to those
unacquainted with facts concerning the
Holy Friars, that he can shift the re-
sponsibility on the author because it
has been copyrighted. Or perhaps he
is bigot and takes advantage of the
occasion to spread false doctrines and
draw a salary from the state for this
infamous work, We boldly assert
that the song was out of place before
such an audience, and conveyed a
wrong idea to those not acquainted
With the Recluse, or in fact the man
ner Of worship of any member of that
glorious institution founded by Jesus
Christ. We further assert that a per-
feet gentlem an would be careful not to
hurl such a gross insult at an audi
ence even though it contained but one
to take exception to the same. If he
has any excuse to offer we would be
glad to hear from him.
Respectfully Yours,
E. E. KELLY.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14

stored up IN the earth during the
spring. This water. is gradually
brought up as needed by capillary
action, It will be wasted unless you
keep the surface stirred after the rain.
II it doesn't rain stir in five or six
days again any way. Follow this
rule from the moment a field is dry
enough in spring. Save the water in
the soil for your crops. A freshly
stirred surface acts as mulch practic-
ally as effective as a mulch of straw
The stirring makes the spaces between
the particles of soil larger 40 water
cannot rise through the ground you
have lor>ened up. It stays below tor
your crop. But be careful not to 90
deep anough when cultivating a crop
to injure roots. Cultivate as deeply
as you can for week or ten days,
say, after corn and potatoes come up,
then not over two inches afterwards,
if you want hest results. The finer
the surface is made the better mulch it
makes. 1t takes about 400 pounds of
water to grow one pound of dry natter
in weeds, so do not let weeds grow
In 1881, the driest year on record in
Ohio, Mr.. Terry had 36 bushels OF
wheat per acre, which sold at the mill
for$1 so a bushel. On IL acres he had
$143S worth of early potatoes. The
crop was partly sold to neighbors who
planted in the spring but failed to get
any from not understanding how tc
manage in such dry season.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
Joseph Fifereck Of Roseland lost a
cam Of horses in Lake Waconda last

Joseph Fifereck Of Roseland lost a
team of horses in Lake Waconda last
Monday afternoon by drowning. Mr..
Fifereck happened to drive over
point on the lake that had only recent
ly frozen over. The horses broke
through the thin ice, while the sleigh
and occupant remained on top. It
was indeed fortunate for Mr.. Fifereck
that it did not prove more serious.
Wednesday night of last week
some unknown parties broke into the
>choolhouse in Dist. No. IS. Our i'll
formant believes that it was done
by parties who are acquainted, as it
Is customary to leave the keys in a
certain hidingplace, and these had
been moved. What the object was
can not be stated because nothing had
been touched except that instead Of
using the keys the door had been forced
open. Ii the parties are apprehended
they will be placed where they will
have time to think over their rascality.
The friends of Miss Charlotte Fer
ring were panied last Saturday upon
learning of her death, which occurred
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. W. F..
Huffman, early that morning. The
young lady had been in feeble health
for some time, which finally terminated
in acute pneumonia. She was II
years, 6 months and days of age.
Funeral services were held on Monday
| afternoon at the Presbyterian church,
Rev. G. 81. johnson officiating. Sing
ing was furnished by class of girl
| comrades. The floral tributes were
| many and beautiful. The interment
took place in the Synod church GENE
| terry. where the remains were laid to
rest in the family burial lot. The
brothers and sisters of the deceased
who survive her have the profound
sympathy of the community.
Prof. G.. Morris closed a very sue.
cessful series of lectures in our vii.
lage last Saturday evening. He gave
Is lectures during his engagement here
besides attending to chronological ex,
aminations, which kept him quite busy
Although the attendance at the open
ing lectures was very good, the inter
est increased so that at the close the
hall was crowded to Overlooking. His
lectures on health were especially in
structive. The professor informed us
that it is just 20 years ago this month
since he first visited our village. H
has during that time travelled all ove1
the country advancing the science o
OF phrenology, and carries numerou!
testimonials to prove his efficiency
The chronological Annual and Reg
lister OF 1897 contains the following
"Prof. George Morris, Fellow Ameri
can Institute, 1896, has been working
professionally for twenty years il
phrenology, and ranks as one of tn
best opponents of the science in north
western parts of the country. He il
continually travelling and making nev
converts
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
FAHLUN

FeO. IL
Rev. G. G.. Nelson of St. Paul
preached in the M. E. Church Sunday.
Mrs. Bergman and Miss Alice John-
son of Kandiyohi visited in Atwater
last week.
Miss Cora Boudette is on the sick
list.
Miss Annie Jones returned home
Tuesday after an extended stay at
Minneapolis.
Rev. S. A. Lindholm held au AFTER
noon service at Chas. Peterson's last
Thursday.
Aug. Carlson of Palmyra, Renville
Co., visited at Rev. Wahlquist's last
week. Going home he was accompa-
MED by his sister, Mrs. Bergman.
The Ladies's Sewing Society of the
Lake Elizabeth Baptist church met. at
John Norine's last Wednesday.
Mr.. N. B. Nelson, an old time mu-
sic teacher of Minneapolis, visited at
ELIAS JOhnson's last week.
Miss Christine Felt is visiting with
friends at Lake Elizabeth.
Miss Mary Granquist went to Will
mar Monday for visit with relatives
and friends.
Oliver Blomquist visited Willmar
friends Saturday.
Quite number from this neighbour
mood attended the entertainment in
Dist. 81, Lake Lillian, Monday even
ing: All report an enjoyable time.
Miss Gertie Carlson returned from
Willmar last Tuesday.
Albert Hanson of Kandiyoh is stay
ing at Chas P. HOlm's.
Men are everywhere searching for
the secret of life, that completion able
to impart the happiness they crave;
but few are they, comparatively, that
40 not seek it through the lower rather
than the higher channels of existence.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
nARR RlSoN.

EcO. IL.
Swan o. Engberg was in Atwater
last Saturday.
Quite a number of our people attend
ed the ball given by the Woodmen
in Spicer last Friday evening.
Ed Skoglund. a former Harrisonite
but of late years a resident of Everett,
Washington, came down to see his
friends and relatives again, and is at
present staying at Nels Olson's.
Swan Engberg sent a fox to the
happy hunting grounds the other day,
and Charles CARRIER and Martin John
son put another of those chicken
thieves to sleep. .s,<.
La grippe. has again visited this
neighborhood. Quite number of
people are suffering from that dis
ease. '.." u .-T
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
FAKES.

| wish to announce to the people of
Kandiyohi county that I am the only
one handling the genuine Dr.. Ward S
liniment, manufactured by the J. r.
Watkins Medical Co., of Winona.
There are at present agents in the
county selling what they represent to
be the genuine liniment, manufactured
by this firm, but look out for them, as
/ am the only one from whom you can
get it in this county. If l have not
called at your place | will soon do so.
Wait for me, or call at my house in
Willmar, corner of 4th street and
Becker avenue. Yours truly,
5O-4 A. Fl. PIKE.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
G. A. BIRCH, PM.
Auction.

On the Oath day of February, 1900, 1
will dispose Of at public auction at
Nest Lake, Sec. 20, a good supply of
farming machinery and utensils as
follows:
One self-binder, nearly new, one
mower, one hay-rake, two 16-inch
plows, one corn cultivator, two wag-
ons, 3-inch tire, one hay-rack, one
tanning mill, one platform scale, one
cattle-rack, one straw-cutter. 20 gal
lon kettle and a lot of milk cans.
Three mares, from to years old, a
number of COWS and young heifers and
steers, pigs, months old, a lot of
6ne poultry and number of articles
too numerous to mention. Also
household articles including tables,
chairs, feather pillows and 80 yards of
carpet.
Sale will commence at IL O'Clock
a. m.
Terms: All sums under $500, cash:
on other sums above S5 90 time will be
given until Nov. /, 1900. with 7 per
cent. interest.
EMIL OGREN.
JONAS MONsoN, Auctioneer. l-2
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
number of relatives and friends

A number of relatives and friends
spent Sunday at Stenberg g.
The Lake Elizabeth String Band is
rapidly progressing. They meet IN
the Norblom schoolhouse, Dist. 10,
every week. Efforts are being made
to procure an organ.
A genuine surprise party took place
Saturday evening, Feb. 3, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Seine of Will
mar. The party consisted of a large
number of relatives and friends, in
Guiding Messrs. Norine, Engstrum,
Wahlstrum, Engberg, Forsberg, and
Carlson, and Misses Johnson, Matt
son, Olson, Carlson, and Norine, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Olson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seine we're presented with q fine
easy chair. They proved royal enter
tainers and the guests enjoyed them,
selves to their hearts content until
sunrise, when they all betook them
selves to their homes.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14

Rev. S. E. p. White attended the
surprise rendered Rev. and Mrs. Drys-
dale last Friday evening.
"a dance was given at Mrs. Peter
sons last Friday evening.
Myrtle Vandyne of Litchfeld is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. G.. E.. Wilson.
Misses Della and Evaline Horne of
New London spent Sunday with their
parents here.
Miss Maggie O'Brien Of Eden VAL
ley spent Sunday at Henry Martins.
THE LAD
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be.
tween O. H. Westberg and Andrew j.
Berg, under the firm name of West
berg, Berg & Co., doing a general
tailoring business, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by O. H.
Westberg, who will collect all out
standing accounts due said firm, and
also pay all debts of the said firm.
Dated at Willmar Feb. 7, 1900.
O. H. WEsTBERG.
ANDREW J. BERG.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
FARNERss
=. INSTITUTE.
Echoes From. the Practical
Talks Of the Efficient Corps
of Institute Workers.

The Institute held last week was the
most successful of any ever held at
Willmar. In the neighborhood of 800
farmers were in attendance and great
deal of interest was manifested. The
conductors said it was one of the fin
eat gatherings they had addressed so
far this season. We give below some
OF the points made in the discussion of
the different topics.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
Real Estate Transfers.

LAKE LILLIAN.
Feb. 10-Chas Nelson to Erlck Sea-
stedt-EH SWA, Sec. 23............. 3S
HOLLAND.
Feb. I'll. J. Roelofs to J.H. Weber
dink-Wh NEA, Sec. .22.............. 20(
Feb. John Bonnema to H. Roe
lofs-Eh SWA. Sec. .22............... zoe
KANDIYOHI.
Feb. 13-St. P. M. & NJ. R'y Co. to Il,
E. Qvale-Wh SWA. Sec. 19........ ii
Feb. 9-Jeremiah Leary to j L. John
son-S2 NW4. Sec. 2l.... ........... II
Feb. 9-Ole R..sietten to Geo. w.
HOpkins-EE NW14, Sec. 10. ......... IL
Feb. 7-Clara L. Tallman to John P.
Elkjer-SEA NWA, lot2, NJ SWA,
NWA SEA, Sec. 2............. 30(
DOVRE.
Feb. 6-Fredrik Syvertson to John T.
SyvertsOn-NH NEA. Sec. 80, SWh
SEA. sEA SEh. Sec. %. 10 Of NV
a NEA, Sec. 20
NEW LONDON.
Feb. 10-Peter Gelskey to Gustaf Z.
Bjork-lot of lot 3. exc. l 53-10O
Sec. 25. ......................
BURBANK.
Feb. 10-H. NJ. Farr to Anton Knob
lauch-SWA SEA. Sec. 6, NJ NEA
Sec. 7, NWA NWA, Sec S. S............. 16
VILLAGE OF HAWICK.
Feb. 10-Enkema & Orlebek to Geo.
W. HaseltOn-lot S, block o.. 800.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
John Dillon is Coming.

John Dillon, the comedian, and a
company of able assistants. in the new
and popular play "Bartlett's Road to
Seltzerville. is booked at the Will
mar Opera house for Tuesday even
ing, Feb. e. Mr.. Dillon's new plav
is q thoroughly high class, refined,
modern farce comedy, we'll written and
we'll cast This is what the amuse-
ment loving people of Willmar have
been expectantly awaiting and very
liberal patronage is assured.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-14
Advertised Letters.

Willmar, Minn.. Feb. 12, 1900
Anderson, Mr.. John
Bribine, Willie
Edwards, Mr.. Arthur
Everson, Miss Anna
Farris, Mr.. Jesse
Gjertson, Mr. !. P.
Hanson, Mrs. Oscar
Hilliard, Mr.. G.. D.
Hudson, Andy
Kershaw, Mr.. S. F.
Pitcher, Mr.. S. H.
Tyler. j. F.
Thompson, Thomas
Van Valley, Mr.. G. B.
Wen, Mr.. Erik
G.. A, BIRCH. PM.