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Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
!. NEW +. ..:.LoxDoN.

Invitatio ions have been received by
friends he Ire announcing the marriage
of Miss Lpda Glassford, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J.5.W. Glassford, form
.erly of this place, to Eugene M. Kohl,
Of Alexandria, TO take place Sunday,
Nov. I, at Fargo. N. D. The BRIDES
friends here extend congratulations.
MOT one Of his numerous friends
and acquaintances here had any idea
what Intentions were harbored in the
breast Of Sam'l Paulson, the genial
and popular clerk at SWenson & Bro
.berg's store, when he left town last
Saturday evening. Indeed, it was q
most une4 4pected surprise to all when
IL leaked out later that he had gone to
Minneapolis TO be married. The
young lady Ii the case IS, of course,
mono othet than Miss LYDIA sundell,
"a esteemSd and aocompl plished young
LADY, vhd Va emplo Dyed here two
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
FAhLuN.

Nov. 4.-Deputy Kid is a good re-
porter but fails to tell about himself
where he goes. . Richard Freedholm
returned from Minneapolis Wednes-
day.. Henry Johnson, of Willmar,
was down at Dahlin's hunting on
Friday Miss Ida Jones is assisting
her brother at Kandiyohi. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Dahl, of Harrison, visited
last week at Peter Felt's, Elias John
sons ard John Norine's. OF course
they were among the sensible Har-
risonites who attended the Lind rally
last week. Among the good, faith
full populists of this town who at
tended the Lind rally were these:s c..
A. Broman, Elias johnson, John
Jones, G. A. Peterson, and Y. Jones.
The republicans may carry this town,
but that won't make the above-named
any less popular. All who attended
the rally received an impression from
the smiling face of our beloved gov
ernor, "Honest John," which will no
doubt linger in their hearts forever. il. /.
Rev. DR.. Locke, of Minneapolis, en-
joyed few days hunt at E. Johnson's s
last week. Misses Emily and AL
media johnson visited at Kandiyohi
Saturday and Sunday. j. A. Whar-
ton spoke on the 'paramount issues
of the day" last Thursday evening in
District 80. His speech may be COM
pared to the snarling of mad dog.
What's the use in barking at Lind?
Mr.. Wharton, as a political croaker,
spoke several good words for all OF
the republican ofice-seekers. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Nelson spent Sunday
in Kandiyohi. IA reply to Kid Nc
Chez: No, don't believe it! If you
have heard that this correspondent
had joined the g. o. p. you have been
misinformed. I have yet interest in
the welfare of our nation; I sympa-
thize with the Filipinos in heir rug
gle; l am in favor of temperance
reform; and l hope to see trust ag-
gression suppressed. Whether Bryan
and Lind are elected or not, hurrah
for them just the same. They are the
cream of our nauion and state. Long
live Lind! Yours,
BRYANESQUE POPULST.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
IRVING.

Miss Minnie Carlson, who was una
BILE to attend to her duties as nurse at
the St. Peter asylum for the insane
on account of sickness, and returned
to her home here, is convalescent, we
are glad to note. Miss Louise
Olson departed for Mamre on Monday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. An
drew Larson. Mrs. Henry Stromme
was on the sick list last week hut is
now recovering. Charlie Verne
lin returned from Cass county re-
Gently y......S. Simensen will have an
Aermotor mill erected in the near
future Jacob Anderson has re-
turned to his home near Stony Brook,
Cass county. &c.. The roads in Dist.
4 were improved Saturday. We
added a new name to our democratic
party HERE this week.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07


years ago as hat trimmer in Peterson
Sisters millinery store. The cere.
mony took place last evening, at the
home OF the BRIDES uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Erickson, APE
Central avenue, in Minneapolis. The
happy couple arrived here today on
the noon train and will at once com.
mence housekeeping in the Gustafsou
house, which property Mr.. Paulson
lately purchased. Their numerous
friends wish them very happy and
successful journey as their matri.
monial gig jogs along the varied
highway of life. May the stones be
few and the troublesome ruts far be.
tween. Congratulations are now in
order.-New London Times.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
NAM R e.

Oct. 29.-Mr. August Bergman and
Miss Carolina Asplund went to Will
mar last Wednesday and were mar
ried. A reception in the afternoon at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Asplund. A large
number of invited guests were present.
We extend our congratulations and
well-wishes to the happy couple. $500.
Miss Mamie Ostlund is on the sick
list. DR.. H. E.. Frost of Willmar,
was called Wednesday aud pronounce
ed it rheumatism and neuralgia.
She is now improving. .... Mrs. Peter
Rodman visited relatives an1 friends
at Dawson, Minn., and in Grant
county, South Dakota, last week. ......
Samuel Dahlman is dangerously i'll
with consumption and is not expected
to recover. Frank o. Carlson and
Ole Olson returned from their bicycle
trip to Graceville last week. They
had to ask Jim Hills iron horse to
take them home. however. Nils
Semonson attended to legal business
in MOntevjdeo last week. . i. . Alfred
Holmgren returned Tuesday from a
visit with Minneapolis relatives. .....
Alfred Johnson went to Minneapolis
Wednesday, where he will remain dur
ing the winter "A rally was held
h. 4
last Saturday evening. The speaker
was Mr.. A. o. Forsberg, of Willmar.
%. Mrs. Eva Norman and daughters.
Annie and Clara, attended the wedding
of their son and brother, August,
which occurred at Willmar last Thurs
day. Quite large number of young
people from here also attended the
wedding.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
N EST LAKE.

Nov. 5-Albert S. Nelson, who is
teaching school at Grue, spent a few
days at home last week. 1t is re-
ported that John Bengtson has bought
the New London meat market. Rev,
J. johnson is expected home Tuesday
from Duluth, where he addressed the
people Monday on the political is
sues. Miss Ella Carlson has re-
turned home after having spent the
summer in Chicago and Minneap-
oils 80. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Hendrick-
son, Wallie Hendrickson, and Miss
Alma Samuelsen, of Spicer, visited at
N. B. Johnson's on Sunday. 8. Hans
Hanson contemplates going to Green
leaftown, Meeker county, to stay all
winter.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07

= T.
day: Mrs. J. Bengtson and son,
Albert, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carlson
visited at G. p. Holmes, in Atwater,
on Sunday. "A large company of
young people took in the dance at the
Peterson hall Friday evening and re-
ported good time. IF. E. and 81.
Broman were guests at P. Norman's
on Saturday. james Peterson and
family entertained q number of their
friends Sunday. Claus johnson
and family passed Sunday at E. Eng
vall's. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Morine
spent Sunday afternoon at c. o.
Peterson's. "A company of young
people made very pleasant call at
P. Norman's Monday evening.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
kAKpIyonI.

Nov. 6.-The we dding OF Mr.. John
Carlson and Miss Mary G. Bengtson
took place at the brides home last
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. j. A. Wagner, of Atwater: per-
formed the ceremony, after which con-
gratulations were showered upon the
happy couple. The bride was pref
tily attired in a costume of blue silk
trimmed in white satin, and she car
ried brides cream roses. More than
a hundred guests enjoyed an elabor-
ate wedding dinner. The presents
were numerous and beautiful. -. Mr..
and Mrs. John Wicklund entertained
a number of their friends last Sun
day. -. Miss Almeda Berg is dress
making at J. Enblom s.. ;. Miss Hill
ma Norman came down from Renville
on Saturday and visited at her home
until Tuesday,. A. E. Anderson is
building Q new barn. :. The fair
which was to have been held in At
water last Saturday by the Catholic
societies OF that place and Kandiy yohi,
was held in the Peterson hall here, on
account OF the smallpox cases in
5Atwater. ]. y. Johnnie Linnander came
up from Minneapolis on Wedne sday
to attend the Carlson-B ngtson we'd
ding. He spent the remand der Of the
week visiting friends here and returned
TO his home Saturd az J. s. !. George
Enblom and sister, Miss Tena, visited
ct g. Glader's, il Gennessee, on SUN
day !. Misses Annie Carlin and
Nellie Haley came down from Will
mar for the Catholic iair On satur-.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
OBITUARY.

The grim reaper has again called in
our midst and another of our young
men is no more. J. Ferdinand Lof-
gren passed peacefully away to the
land where no sorrow or harm can be-
fall him, at 6:45 p. m. Tuesday of last
week. Deceased was q victim of the
we'll known disease, consumption, from
which he has suffered since last April.
He was at the twin cities for several
months receiving treatment from the
best doctors, but in vain, returning
about q month ago and then thought
to be improving, but, however, grew
worse until death came as a relief.
Ferdinand was the last of q family of
ten, his father mother and seven
brothers and sisters having died be-
fore him. Six of them died of diph-
liberia during the epidemic here
some twelve years ago, one brother
having gone before, and the death OF
his father occurred about five years
since, and his mother died two years
afterin the state of Washington, where
she had gone for her health, and now he
who had survived them all has left us.
Thus has the whole family in few
short years left US never to return.
Mr.. Lofgren was united in marriage
at Minneapolis to Amanda Ekstrom,
May 10, 1899. She is the onlv near
relative to- mourn his early death.
He died at his home where he was
born, and was Is years and 4 months
of age. The funeral took place from
the residence on Thursday, Oct. 26, at
3 p. m. Rev. N. Frykman officiating
in the last sad rites, after which the
remains, followed BY the grief f-stricken
wife and large number of sympathet-
ic friends to it's final re sting place at
the East Salem cemetery, where the
remains Of the whole family, except the
mother, are now buried. The whole
community extends their heartfelt
sympathy 70 the bereaved young wife.
Among those who attended the funeral
were: Mr.. Louis Ekstrom and son, of
st. Paul, and Mrs. +. W. EkstrOm,
sof Minneapolis IS
Nov. 70 deaths occurred in
sMamre last Heek. lnma the 16 year-
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07

old daughter OF John Swanson, died
at her home last Wednesday at i p.
m. Of consumption, from which she
has been suffering for several months.
She leaves q father and several
younger brothers and sisters to mourn
her loss. The funeral was held last
Friday and the interment took place
at Mamre Lutheran cemetery. Eliza
beth, the 15-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, died on the
same day "wednesday afternoon)
from the rupture of q blood vessel in
her head. Father, mother, older
brother and younger sisters survive
her. The funeral was held last Sat-
urday and the remains were inferred
in the East Salem cemetery. The be-
reaved family has the sympathy of the
community in their sad affection. >.
Emil E. Ostlund has accepted q posi-
ton as salesman for the Rodlun Shoe
and Clothing Co. at Willmar.
Miss Emma Erlandson leaves for
Willmar today, where she has secured
q position in millinery shop.
A very large number attended the
rally held at Willmar last Tuesday
evening. They all report being we'll
pleased DIR. Christian Johnson de-
livered speech in the north school
house, Dist No. IA, last Saturday
evening, to q fair sized audience.
Judging from the way he talked, all
who are not Scaodinavians must be
Catholics. With the exception of q
few, all did not like the way he de-
nounced our able governor, John
Lind ..Chas. Lindberg. Sr., ar.
rived here Saturday from Duluth for
visit with his family; also to vote
here tomorrow. .....A great amount
of work was done on the new section
road here last week under the man.
agement of our genial road overseer,
Erick Hoglund Mrs. J. F. Lofgren
accompanied her mother, Mrs. Ek-
strom, to Minneapolis Tuesday OF last
week. :. "A. Asp of Duluth was a guest
at John Asplund's last week. .....J.
Strom Of St. Paul visited rela-
tlves here last week. Sven M att
son returned to his home at Waverly
Wednesday. He has been working
for P. Larson the past month.
NEWSBOY.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
ATWATER.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Peter H. O'Brien, formerly
of this place, but now of Pine City,
and Miss Amber Lenora Rice of the
latter named place, to occur at Pine
City on Monday, Nov. 12...... Rev.
G. o. Schoberg was installed as
pastor of the Swedish Lutheran con-
gregations of Atwater and Grove
City, Wednesday afternoon, the in.
stallation services being conducted by
Rev. DR.. sjoblom, president of the
Minnesota Conference. The other
pastors present were Rev. Lundgren
of Benson, Rev. Nelson of Willmar,
Rev. Lundberg of Svea, Rev. Lind
holm of Tripolis, Rev. Collin of New
London and Rev. Frost of Minnea-
polls. 49,. "A very quiet wedding oc-
Cured at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. L. Anderson, in this village,
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock,
when Sven L. Olson and Miss Annie
Magnuson, both of this place were
united in marriage. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. o. Scho-
berg. The groom was attended by
Arnold Toensing and Miss Mamie
Linnell of Grove City was the maid
of honor. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a very nice wedding supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson begin housekeep-
ing at once in the home recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Olson from B. M.
Brekke. The happy young couple
start out on their matrimonial voyage
with the very best wishes of their
many friends in this vicinity A
number of cases of sickness have been
reported in the village recently which
were attended by symptoms of small
pox in very light form. In several
of the cases the parties have not been
so sick as to be confined to the house
at all, and have not been attended by
physician. A numbar Of cases were
brought to the attention of DR.. Archi-
bald, the village health officer, yeste, :
day, and he thought it best to COM
municate with the state board of health
concerning the same. Accordingly
DR.. Frederick Leavitt, a reputed ex-
pert on smallpox was sent to Atwater
last evening and examined the cases
in question, and pronounced them
smallpox fl very mild form. The
places so tar quarantined are Martin
Oison's where Darwin is the one af-
fected, S. M. Sivertson's where Char
ley Reiff is sick, and also Elmer Ear
ley s where the children have symp.
toms of the disease. If it is smallpox
there are several who have had il and
got we'll without even knowing that
they had it. No fear is manifested
concerning the cases now reported or
the prevalence of the disease, but o1
course all the necessary precautions
have been taken to suppress its
spread. The schools will be closed
for couple of weeks, and other gath
erings will be called off for a like
period-Atwater Republican Press.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
Real Estate Transfers,
VILLAGE or spICER.

VILLAGE or SPICER.
Nov. 3--David Hagenstein to John E..
HOlland-lOt 9, block 2, Park Add. :.
WILI4MAR.
Oct. 29-Ge0. w. Tyler ct al to Inge-
Dor ChristensOn-FOurth Add. lot Is,
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
.RHY9I0IAN9.
nR. w, E, MCLAUGHLIN,
Phpstrian a1rd Smryenn.

Graduate University of Minnesota. Late
House Physician, st. Luke's Hospital,
st. Paul.
OFFICE LEWIS BLOCK, RES. FIRST WARD.
Telephone No. 122 Telephone No. II.
WILLMAR. MINI.
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07

NOV. 5--DaVlu dagenSCeln to John K.
HOlland-lot 9, block 2, Park Add.... 5000
wILLMAR.
Oct. 29-Geo. W. Tyler ct al to Inge-
bor Christensen Add. lot l3.
olock T.. ................. 81 .OO
Nov. 2-Hans johnson to Hannah Han
son-lot .. and So OF lot d. block 49,
lSG aQQ. Observation-Disclosures. 40O. .W
Nov. 2-Hannah Smith to Ingebregt c.
TOllefsOn-lOts and 5, block 100, End
auu Observation-Disclosures. 235. 20
Nov: 3-Louis J; Vikse to Peter A. Elk
lund-seA seA, exc. r. r. +. O. W.
and part OF lOt2 sec. 9.............. 22OO. 90
NEW LONDON.
Oct. 31-Johanna Nelson to Nikalina
BengtsOn-eh sw4. sec. 90. 100 90
oGt 3rSamusl H. Adams A,da II to Gustaf
Adams & Sperrys add. ............... 5000
LAKE ANDREW.
Nov.1-Lars Hedin to Carl Danielson-
son--part Of lot 3, Sec. 34...... $500
RosEvILLE.
Nov. 3-Jacob Bruins to Wm H. Fed
dema-seA nWA neA sWA, sec. 3D.. 800. 90
Oct a. Nancy V. Daniels to Eva E.
Norris, eA seA, swA seA, sec. 30.... 10000
VILLAGE OF ATWATER.
Oct 3O-St- P. NJ & NJ R'y Co. to E.
Swedlund-lots and 6, block So. 5000
Oct "a, Peter Person to Swan A.
Moodin. lots Z, =, and 8, block 4, Salt
er's End add. :....... 800. 90
ST. JOd Ms.
Nov. 3-Joha annes j. Elveback to John
SWenson-.neA seA, sec. %, and s1a
nWA Sec % A 05O0 m
Oct. 29-Knut K Bue to S. Louise Ask ''''
ren-neA neA, Sec l, part of. ....... 240O. 90
Oct. "a, Peter Cholin to Juel Juelson,
wa sWA, sea SW4. SwA nw4, sec.
10. .................... $3.50 90
IRVING.
Nov. 1-Augustus Houghton to Martin
Rufsvold-sh nwA, sec. 24........... 1000 90
ROSELAND.
Nov. l-E. 1andmeier to Peter Lind
qu1st-WA nwA, sec. .23............... 1880 90
HOLLAND.
Oct. 29-G. Vandertunk to Frank Ul-
ferts-swA. Sec. Observation-Disclosures. 24O0 90
wHITEF1ELD.
Novr1-C. A. Cush1nan to j. G. Freese
-neA, sec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 258O 90
Nov. 3-AndreW O. Hildal to Geo. w.
Wlloughby-neA sWA, nwA seA,
Sec. o....... ..................... wv w
NORWAY LAKE
Oct. "A, H. E. Olson to Ole G. Legar-
den, ne4, sec. 81. 5l................... 1000 90
Oct. 26. A. H. Olsness to Henry Torge-
son, part Of VIZ swA, sec. 3O........ 2O0 90
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND.
Oct. A-Annie G. Nelson to Fred Ratz-
LOFT, part of lot 2, sec. 19............. IS 90
Oct. 20, c. G. Squire to Adam Dryer,
lots and 8, block 4.................. 4OO. 90
lot s, block T.. 100 90
GENNESSEE.
Oct. %, John G. Porter to Carrie Alt
man, nH of lot 2, SEC, e.. 100. 90
ARCTANDER.
Oct. rs. Johannes Berg to Knute B.
KnudsOn, seA ne4, sec. 3.......... SOC. 90
Oct. n, Ole Fanske, executor, to
Steiner Skare, ne4 nwA, nwA ne4,
Sec. ..................:.... 125o. 90
DOVRE.
Oct. 81, Tosten N. Soldal to Nels. "A.
Elgeross, SEA swA, sec. 33 3........ 1000. 90
Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
! .,71II' ~ q ~ ! \
F. ROIS,i,E|LAn.D. ], /!

Nov. 5.-A large number Of our
people were in Willmar last Tuesday
evening to greet our governor. There
was no lack of enthusiasm even
though none of us had roughrider
suits on. The fact is the popuhsts of
Kandiyohi county believe what they
work for and 20 at it in q whole
hearted way. OF course, most of our
citizens will vote to re-elect 'Honest
John" without respect of party be-
cause they believe 1t Is to the best in.
terest OF the people. Owing to the
weather our boys could not come back
until the next day, but it made no
difference, they were as enthusiastic
as ever. Mr.. David Carlson and
Miss Hilma Larson were married last
week. A reception was given last
Saturday night at which q number of
Roseland people were present. Pat
joins in wishing the young couple a
happy journey through life. -. Some
Roselandites attended basket social
in town of Holland last Saturday
night. Miss Emmeline Lindquist,
who is teaching there, was at the head
of the affair. The money was to go
towards buying library for the
school. Tomorrow is election day
and the people will decide what shall
be the policy of our nation for some
time to come. Whatever the outcome
will be the American people will abide
by the decision of the majority, and
forgetting the strife which has been
so lively for the last few months, they
will work hand in hand to mould the
future of our nation. May the out
come be for the best to the greatest
number of people. PAT.
Nov. 5.-Miss Nancy Dykens, OF
this place, entered the Willmar SEM
mary last Neutrality-suspicious. of the
young people from here attended the
Y. P. S. in Svea last Friday even
ing. George w. Johnson and O..
N. Bengtson went to Willmar last
Sunday ....P. Anderson and family,
of Svea, visited at T. Johnson's last
Sunday. The first months school
closed last Friday with an enrolment
of Fl. Teacher and pupils are getting
along nicely. Miss Sarah Dykema
entertained number of friends Sun
day evening. go. Miss Alice Damstra
is visiting with friends in Clara City,
DEXTER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-09-27
CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA
AFTER THIRTY YEARS OF
SUFFERING

suffered for thirty years with diar-
rhoea and thought was past being cur
ed, says John 5 Holloway, of French
Camp, Mis-. ! had spen5 so much
time and money and suffered so much
that ] had given up all hopes of recov.
'ery | was SO feeble from the effects of
the dlarrhoea that could do no kind Of
labor, couii not even travel, but by ac-
cident WAS permitted to find bottle
OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy and after taking several
bottles ] am entirely cured If the troub-
le ] am 30 pleased with the result that
am anxious that it be in reach of all
who snffer ~ have For sole by Hen
ry Hinrichs.