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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-11
Police Items.

Johannes Dierks. Robert V. Beinke.
Hans Olsen. VIM. Klapproth, Mat Ag-
gruten and $. l.. Koch, sailors ON the
X. ID. Rice, were arrested Yesterday
morning on warrants from the Ameri-
can Consul's office. for refusing duty.
Fook Tai. for having opium i'm DOS
session, was arrested last evening and
released on his own recognizance 10 ap-
pear In the District Court this morning
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We are just in receipt Of a
large and varied stock-all sep
arate pieces.
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$500 REWARD.

FOR THE ARREST AND C0NVIC
tlon Of any person found stealing The
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERIIS-
Err from residence or place OF business
OF the regular subscribers.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD.
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wheels
.rsr. of Education ala not
b afternoon.
.e.Hal room can be had by
M. Doc Rent column on last
....t rrT o. ~ Bishop ar
tuu .u rhr W g. Hall
bib, FL. tep.y Interested in
h. arnr.lafion Of a local
If., rooms on Alakea ST..
| 4. ar raI f1r rent. See ad
1 R,..rpn building, corner
.Nulau streets. Is UNDER
"01
h. SID .b.s day a quantity
mm. groceries. furniture,
1 hines etc.
s.lr, Of correct manicure .
raElIat the Hebron Drug T.
l. nI1w display .
Inn huu furnished or I'M .
offered for rent. with the
| muHr .hH furniture. See. .
ml Specie Bank, Ltd, .
4 Oh today in honor Df the
III. Crown Prince OFJapan.
ur.H form arIy purser in
rf.H. iu.Dr.lslIud COmpa-
| raaa ou the wilder wharf.
NJ jon. viii soon be here
rHIIrDN pol. ~ harness. I
| m. industry hy calling on
less r.ryiug Paint Is
I. nr old and new shin
900 ..t roofs posts. iron.
HI. sill probably sail
rE Mann fbo latter part
ImUs., months trip 10
Germany
N' Usa tp Guam a
.Ho Bishop Museum.
\ u search Of birds.
\ material
A beer s Che purest and
staining The Pabst peO-
! DO through their city
\ dozen bottles medicin-
y.eUe gas bicycle lamps !
l.. over the world. This
u'p'urcr pNpoDts To- turn q
|lI Sons have them for Z
Dos accepted the posi-
of .br N.l,rydo Sugar
} ku lIo was recently ,
boots Keeper ut Eva
Cs " HIuNey. attorney :
by the Australia on .
nl hJs resumed his prac- y
lnI 3 Love building.
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Perry makes an inter '
'nt concerning his expert
Islands In the Daily Z
hn're. :
ne1 Interested in the for 4
uposod Civic Fedora :
h0.d "a meeting az the
x Carter ON Fort street
evening Z
having merchandise 4
lIIut.ur warehouse are !
l1i remove the same at ,
20 lo used for other pur-
tw elsewhere.
Union Choral Society =
sll. meeting this even
tendance Is requested.
r.ns 'o connect them
'r.''y are cordially r
Is literally packed /
%. all kinds. which was l
Executive Building In
Days Morgan the suc-
'be sale NJ this FUR
Stay May l7th.
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san Nu.onio Portu-
..d I now on exhibit
window tf a. Of
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"..lIu trimmings.
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nl. als invited the p
Historical. Society 10 :.
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prepared article
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an authority
o.k Morgan will sell
.a' beautiful and
1..1 some embrold.
y chinese lady. At 81
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vases and two fine
of iho late Jas.
.'r.. who has been N
q GA. FOR % num- "
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NJ corner OF King and
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e have just received small choice line OF
Genuine Scotch ZephVrs.

NOW we do not advertise these cheap just
KIM lady would select TO make
look stylish in but that laundering 1t would
here.
A small and carefully selected lot of
LAWNS In neat and modest designs
ensth Offering
Will have to be sold for American ta
laws. - ~
VI course all ladies know of the
shd us delightful eoones
year around II pays to buy good article that justified
the time and
ner that one woudnot have to
cast aside after the first laundering trimmings these same good,
we nave very complete
OF all kinds CAMBRIA NAINSOOK SWISS EDGINGs and IN
and Alovers and Laces of description
imported by us direct from Europe n
received direct from the factories at Troy splendid
Inc OF VENTS SHIRTS in dress coored
these exercised
and correctness Of STYLE colored ones In the ver
manner OF our examination fastnss OF
oo We DOING eur best to satisfy ourselves getting
Du absolutely FAST oocrs In these Shirts hope we have suc
ceeoed Call and see them and the
and UNDERWEAR we
10 houseKeepsrs who might a
state that we have SHEETS
eS anu quaies and at prices think will satisfactory
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

ers may also be present. The meet
ings will be continued at New London,
beginning there Monday evening.
The services at Willmar on Sunday
will include dedicatory exercises of the
new church building.
Sneak thieves are prowling about
during night time. Last nj ght they
entered the room of Professors Omlie
and Hanson in the building commonly
known as the Seminary boarding hall.
Messrs. Omlie and Hanson slept in
the room at the time. The thief en-
tered through an open window and
carried away one suit of clothes, gold
watch and chain, some cash and other
articles belonging to Mr.. Omlie, and
a pocketbook containing something.
over IS and some other articles belong
Ing to Mr.. Hanson. A warrant was
placed in the hands of the officers this
morning, but as there is no clue to
their identity it is thought that there
is little, If any. chance of catching
them. s....-
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

Peter Schwartz died at his home in
Evansville Monday afternoon after
several days of intense suffering. His
death was the result of a most peculiar
accident. While smoking long
stemmed pipe he stumbled and the pipe
struck the floor, driving the mouth
piece into his throat where it came
loose from the stem and remained in
the wound. He consulted doctor at
once, but the mouth-piece had lodged
deep in the wound and could not be
found until 1t worked it's way out on
Sunday. It was then supposed that
there was little danger, but he died
the following day from weakness and
loss OF blood.-St. Cloud Journal
Press. A..z.E. ....: ...
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
MoLAUGHLlN MERCANTILE CON
This Office finished 1.0OO fine "a

This Office finished 1000 fine CAL
endars this week for G. E. Krause of
New London. Mr.. Krause is one of
the wlde-awake business men in the
county and believes in the free use of
printers ink. Every year he remem-
bers his old as we'll as prospective
customers with neat souvenir in the
shape of a calendar. The fact that he
is the leading hardware dealer in his
. town proves that people appreciate
his methods:
The following firemen have been
elected delegates to attend, the state
firemen's convention, which convenes
in Winona June IL, 13 and IA: From
Hook and Ladder Co. No. l, J. J.
Ekander and Ole Barnstad; alternates,
N. p. Nelson and John Selin. From
Hose Co. No. 2, Albert johnson and
Chris Freese: alternates, Carl Free
berg and Lars Halvorson. Ole Lund-
! quist, chief of the department, will at
tend and furnish paper on the pro-
gram with other heads of fire depart
ments throughout the state. s:-1
n quiet wedding was solemnized last
Wednesday morning, when Miss Ger
trude Doble of this city was united in
marriage to Edward Young Of Chippewa
county. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. G. G. Page of Raymond in
the presence of relatives and intimate
friends. The bride is a daughter of
M. l.. Doble, and has "a host Of friends
here who extend congratulations to
the bridal pair. They left on the
afternoon train for their new home in
Chippewa county. 4 s*....:. :.:. !.
Willmar now has q minute telephone
rate to Minneapolis and st. Paul.
The Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Company on June extended the min
lutte service from all stations on its
lines to the Twin cities. The new rate
from Willmar is 20 cents for one
minute conversat ation with q charge Of
20 cents for each add ditional minute or
less. It is figured that $50 words can
be transmitted ia one minute. The
company ID .provi ding new circuits.
to take eAre Of the business.
series, OF meetiaas will begin at the
Swedish Mission church Friday eve
ming and continue SAtnrda lay and Sum
Ed8y. The Reys. a. Osterholm,
#Hialmar Suudqvist OF ST Paul, and
Alfred N. Ahnteldt OF Hastings, will
speak. The Revs. Ludyi Sudden of
sDnluth, Bra alund ofs st. Paul, and 9TH;
~
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

to the position of chief clerk in the
railroad superintendent's Office here,
vice Ed Shesgren, resigned.
Miss Esther Johnson, who has been
attending the High school the past
Lillian the first of the week.
Miss Alma Ames remained here
Sunday with friends, being on ker way
from Wahpeton to spend the summer
at Mortified and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gustafson of
New London attended the commence
ment exercises of the High school, at
the opera house last Friday evening.
Rev. E. E. Gynild and number ofhis
parishoners are attending the annual
conference of the Free Lutheran
church held at Montevideo this week.
Rev. Mccisry always lectures for
the benefit Of his hearers. Go and
hesr him Thursday night, at bonde's
hall. Admission only 2se. 7" "
John Swenson, Jr., OF the town of
Dovre, came home from St. Cloud
Saturday, where he has been in at
tendance at the Normal the past win
ter. ..z .,:s .>sG
s.
A game OF ball is scheduled for to-
morrow afternoon between the Benson
and Willmar High school teams, The
game will be played here at Athletic
Park at $3.50 p. m. =:z s-.'..s- .:.zs.
Supt. Estelle Fenno Of the Willmar
schools is spending q few. days ii the
cities, after which she leaves for points
in Wisconsin. and later will visit her
old home In Pennsylvania. s 81.
Mrs. J. d. Sprague and daughter,
Gertrude, returned to Minneapolis
Friday from q briei visit here and at
Green, Lake. Miss Lois Sprague will
spend the summer at the lake.
5s Miss Helen Jenness and brother
Maurice went to Minneapolis Satur,
day to remain over at the u University
commencement and accompany their
sister, Miss phine, homo this week.
Misses 6fIoys and Louise
.GundersosI &c week % spend
the summa eiscdnsin relatives.
Miss MallaF tosher home in Mar
tel ard Misc 1ie,rson % Riee Lake
Johnaon q tste town 81 Fab
,IuH, tie venera f1they of County
LAIdItor Johnson. 9TH dropsy
EoF The hexrt and ~ not expected 10
Hive. The ID gentle,aan Is past 90
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
careful look at him Mrs. Strong went

careful look at him Mrs. Strong went
down stairs,
To her surprise two Of the men had
gone. The one who, remained ex.
.plained that he thought three peFsona
would excite or tire the minister more,
than one. He had staid apd would
not trouble Philip very long. But the
business on which he came was Of
such an important nature that he felt
obliged to see the. minister IL he could
do so without danger to him.
So the man went up, and Philip
greeted him with his usual heartiness.
excusing himself for: not rising. The
man took a chair, moved up near the
couch and sat down. He seemed "a
good deal excited, but in a suppressed
and cautious way
II came to see you, Mr.. Strong, to
tell you about thing you ought to
know. There is danger of your life
here" 49,. .,.- :,
ITO BE CONTINUED. -,
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

years.
A musical entertainment was given
at Seminary hall last Saturday even
ing which reflects q great deal OF
credit on Miss Railson as an in
structor in music. A very enjoyable
program was given, consisting Of &C.
lections by her pupils. assisted by
others and also the Seminary Band.
Ernest Nordstrom of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting with relatives
and friends here and at New LONDON
the past couple Of weeks, returned
home yesterday. Ernest "kicked the
jobber" in the TRIBUNE Office a couple
Of days for q change, and the way he
made the machine hum showed that he
had not forgotten how. =
; Axel e. Carlson, son OF p. E.. Carl
son, of the Third ward, died on Mon
day night of consumption. Deceased
was % years of age. He had been
confined to his bed since early last
fall, and death came as q great relief
to end his suffering. The sympathy
OF the community goes out to the grief
stricken parents. The funeral takes
place tomorrow afternoon. =#.s
At the annual meeting of the Dovre
and Mamre Mutual Fire Insurance
Association held yesterday, J. p. Lar
son was elected president; G. G.. Han
sen, vice president; @. N. sGrue, sec'y;
Nils Nilsson, treas; August Ho lmgreD,
g. C. Berkeland, @. A.. Grangaard,
e. e. Sletten and j. @. Kloster d.
rectors. The annual meetings will be
held in Willmar after this.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
Wash Goods Dept.

Great Values Shown in This Depart
ment This Time of the Year.
Dress and Skirting Cam brio on sale
at 34c yard.
Double width Percales in all the
latest styles, fast colors, on sale at &c
yard.
Stylish and attractive Embroidered
Swiss Muslin. latest styles, l5c a yard.
28-inch Percales,> latest styles, fast
colors, on sale at lc a yard.
Crepon Wash Goods, worth 20c, on
sale at 1910 yard.
Marine Ducking for skirts, 121c a
yard. r.. -. .---. s-4zs..,
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
Hosiery Dept.

We are showing unmatchable bar
gains in Hosiery, in fast colors, in cot
ton, Isle and silk.
Ladies' fast color, seamless black
Hose, sc pair.
Ladies' spliced heel and toe. fast
color black Hose, on sale at 10c, pairs
for Csc.
Lacies silk finish black Hose, regu-
larly made, worth 25c, on sale. at l5c,
2pairs for 25c.
Children's strong and durable Hose,
ribbed, fast colors, at 10c, 3 pairs, 25c
Ladies' lace, striped top and stain
less, silk finish Hose. 29c pair.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

Boys Knee Pants, worth 25c to 35c,
on sale at l5c pair.
Children's Suits in wool, 69c.
Children's good suits at 98c, $l.25,
$3.50, So and up.
Boys wash suits, SOC, 75c and 81.
Mems wool summer suits, worth
$3.50, on sale at $3.50.
Mems good summer pants, worth
81, on sale at CSC pair.
Mems wool summer pants, worth
$2, on sale at 81. % pair.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

sale at 69c pair.
Ladies' fine Oxford Shoes, leather
top and vesting top, black and tan,
flexible and worth $l.50, on sale at 98c
a pair.
Ladies' vesting top, fine quality
Shoes, in black, worth 80, on sale at
10 a pair.
Mems Calf Shoes, lace or congress,
wide or coin toe, worth 50, on sale at
$l.25 a pair. f.
Boys Calf Shoes, London toe, worth
$l35, 98c pair.
Ladies' high grade Shoes in tan and
black;
1926 Shoes, $l.69 $3.50 Shoes, $l:98
300 Shoes, 2.25 $50 Shoes, $50
4W Shoes, 2.75 500 Shoes, 800
Mems Bicycle Shoes sold at ST.
to- $l.75, for ST. pair.
Ladies Calf Shoes, conf Portable, soft
and flexible, one week, ST.:
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
Real Estate Transfers.

LAKE LILLIAN
June Estate of Mimi. to Theo. F..
hocn Lana Co.-seA seA, sec. 16. Patent.
HOLLAND.
may 3!-Hans Hanson to Toline
"lafds-sA. sec. 81 .................. 1896 20
June 2-T. 3. Knox to B. E. Bruus-
nR exc. ~ a. sec. 9..............., 77s3 ~
.iet HARRISON.
June flames Hart to Geo. NJ. Mar
tln-lots and 2, sec. 1S. 1S..:.....s. 19000o
19ne sne1. lnB g. NJ svalin ct; al. to OlofD .:
Rsz' nsH seN le1 III of iet ssoi s. W. 81 81.
: 1oo a. Of lot of lot s, sec. 10 VIZ ne
sec. ~. Part of...................... 5000. 90
MAMRE.
June 2-Joseph Haldin to Charles .,
Haldin-wH swA neA, sec 9........ 1000
June 2-Louis Anderson to Charles
Halldin-wH swA of seA swA. sec.9 5000
NEW LONDON.
May 3l-And. F. Johnson to Anna
Qhnson Lind-part OF nwA mex, .
: sec. 3d.. -...................... $500
June 1-B. N. svalin ct. al. to Olof
Svalln ct. al.-nH sel4 swA, sec. ....
IS. Fart or. .....:................... 5000. 90
June Margaret King to J. Il.
Neer-ncA neA, sec. ll.............. 700. 90
May 31-Christin G. Imsdahl to Peder
G. Imsdahl-neA, sec. 6.............. 500 90
$ - NORWAY LAKE = -=t
May 31-St. P. NJ. & NJ. R'y Co. to ....
AISLE Torkelson-lots Sec, 7........ 49,
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND. -.
May 31-Paul Hanson to Harry
HOOgeveen-ots and 8, block A., 1000
VILLAGE OF WILIMAB. -. :;
May 31-Ole e. Ruble to Peter Ander.
sOn-eH of lot 3, block II. ...,..... $500
May BIB. 8. COvell to Willmar Ath-
letic Park AssociatiOn-aH Of block
5s-.;; ::......:..::: ~: 1900. 90
May 31-Saml Patten to VIM. Il,
Gratz-lot II. block k55................ 800, 90
June 1-St. p. NJ. & NJ. R'y Co to 8.
Charles Smith-lots !, 2 and 3, blk.
June 2-The Willmar Land 4 Inn
prOvement Co. to Cora L.. Sperry
-lots and 2, block S, Sperry's Add. 40. 90
June 4The Willmar Land & Inn
provement Co. to Petra Aldina
B Rerg-tots 10 and IL, block 8. ....... 1900
June 4-Nels p. Rodlun to Nels o. -. -
- s5NelSOn-lOts and M OF lot z. blk 4Es
E s. HansOn's Add -. 900 90
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
A grand trest-the Mcclary lecture.

Miss Elizabeth Foss left on Sunday
morning for her home in Minneapolis.
Charles Hanecom was home over
Sunday to see the folks.
Rev. Collin of New London was in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. 81. J. Dale of Renville Wis tied
Willmar relatives last week.
Miss Nellie Woodbury. left on Sat-
urday for her home at Anoka.
Mrs. L. A. Garfield returned Satur-
day from visit at St. Cloud.
Miss Mar tha Moss has taken posi-
tion at the Willmar post Office.
Miss Inez Wharton left last FIR iday
for her home in Ashland, Wis.
Miss Nellie Atkinson left on Friday
for her home in Carroll, Iowa.
DR.. C. E. 'Gerretson, dentist. Office
in Mikkels on block, Willmar. 22tf
The Swedish Lutheran ladies meet
with Mrs.. G6ranson in the country
Friday.
William Westberg will spend part
of his vacation with his brother at
Graceville.
Miss Ellen Krause of New London
visited with friends in the city Deco
ration Day.
F. F. Nelson has secured Bert Kon-
kle of Alexandria as assistant in his
barber shop.
Mrs. o. J. Sundquist and children
have been visiting relatives in Rem
vile county.
Mrs. Blanche Hand and her daugh-'
ter, Kinda, arrived here Monday from
Wilder, MINI.
Mrs. G. E. Macomber of Atwater
has been spending the past week with
Willmar friends.
"Quo Vadis, the great scenic play,
is billed for the Willmar Opera House
next Tuesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. C. E. Krause of New
London were in the city last Satur-
day between trains.
Frank Stansberry Is enjoying we'll
assistant postmaster.
Miss Barbara Remley went to Moor
head Saturday, to spend the summer
vacation at her home there.
Miss Mamie Haley is home from St.
Cloud. She was one of the graduates
this year at the Normal school. 49,
The Misses Holmquist have been en-
joying = visit the past week from q
cousin and lady friend of Hallock.
Miss Belle Hande of Norway Lake
attended the commencem exercises
at the Seminary Monday evening. Z.
Z Rev: Thos. MccIaEy, wit, humorist
and lecturer, at eonde Nall, Thursday
evening, June !. Admission. $50. &.
Miss Mamie Carey left on Friday.
for 9 visit at Minneapolis, after which
she leaves for her home in Mapleton.
Our ball club goes to Montevideo
Friday for a game there and on Satur-
day they will play with Granite Falls.
Mrs. Ed RailsOn leaves tomorrow
for her home at Kuhn, N. D., where
Mr.. Railson conducts large cattle
ranch. s.:. ..::.. 81
The dental office Of Dr.. Twitchell
will be closed from June Is to -. rs
he expects to be out. OF town on those
dates.s &ss =.s@ 81
Miss Martha Campbell. principal Of
the High school, left yesterday to
spend the summer at her Wisconsin
home Szs..Z. sss5=@sE>s s:5==ss..
Miss Isabel Chase will spend the.
summer v vacation at her home In Min
neapolis, for which place she left on
Friday.
Miss Lille johnson left on M Monday
night for Fargo, N. D., to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. +. Van
Houten. 5;
S The Novelty NJ ood w orks hsHe=
turned out sops dne Office
which has been placed 80 the So
.strom music store.
g. H]ornbeck has been promoted
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
Men'S Shirts.

Mems Flannel and Negligee Shirts
at SOC, 75c, 81 and up
Mems White Dress Shirts, worth
75c, on sale at &c.,
Mems Heavy Working Shirts worth
Csc. on sale at 45c each.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
MS STRAW HATS AT 10 5 25c AND up GREAT BARGAINS
Dress: Goods Dept.
MARVELLOUS OFFERINGS FOR ONE WEEK.

MARVELLOUS OFFERINGS FOR one week.
Best $l.25 black Crepon in the mar
ket, new styles, for one week, 69c u
yard.
Elegant Crepon, worth 81. 50 yard,
for one week only, 98c a yard.
Stylish; new shipment of shirt waist
Silk, best 81 silk in the market, for
one week, 79c yard. 49, ~
28-inch black Skirt Satin, heavy and
durable, sold at $l.38, for one week,
CSC yard.
28-inch Skirt and Dress Satin, sold
at So, this sale, $l.36 yard. ~.
60.inch Serge, light and dark colors,
imported, worth 81 50 a yard, on sale
for 89c yard.
42-inch imported Serges in green,
brown, blue and steel colors. worth
58c, for one week SOC yard.
Large Plaid for skirts, 36 inch, sold
at 1sc, one week l23c yard.
All-wooi stylish Plaid for Dress
Skirts, worth up to 81 yard, for ono
week 53c yard.
Striped and checked Dress Goods,
% and SO inch. sold at l0c, l5c and 2Oc,
for one week. SC yard
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, gray
flannel, worth $500, on sale at $3. SO
each.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
Shirt w aists.

Ladies' Silk Shirt Waists in black,
pink, serine, red, etc, stylish waists,
worth IS. 90, on sale at 1915 each.
Great Bargains In a lot of Ladies'
Shirt Waists. A manufacturer's
sample lot. One of kind to be sold
at two'thirds of regular value.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
Lace Department.

During this sale we will place on
sale 5000 yards of Laces from the Chi
>cago auction, worth SC, l0c and l5c,
on sale for one week at &c, Sc and SC
a yard.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
W Wenner1und,
JEWELER and OPTIClAN.
! LOCAL BREVlTIES.

The Kandiyohi County Telephone
loving board Of directors: ry "'' F. w. J. H. H.
ley, Pres. and Treas; J. o. Lundberg,
Vice Pres; n. B. Eddy, Sec.; J. NJ.
Spicer, and "A. F. Hanscom. The new
company has secured the lines to New
London, l'rinsburg, and Svea, and
will probably build other lines.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
Miscellaneous.

Ladies silk shirt waist ties, SC each.
Fancy hair ribbons &c yard.
Writing ink, 2 bottles for SC.
Ladies' silver thin bles, 1c each.
Writing tablets, very large, 3ceach.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06
narriage license.

May al Ole K, Jacobson 70 Gina Il. Olson
May 3l--Lars E. Mas to Rsnvis Elisa Oi.
Z son. ss=5E5s.szzsss
June 4Axel Ms berg to Esther Logblom.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

Umbrellas.
Fine line of Mems and Ladies' Um-
brellas at SOC, 75c, 81, 81. 50 and up.
Willmar tribune., 1900-06-06

,s.eaalerss at the door were three
mensBh3 had been to see Philip sew
e-al times to talk with him about the.
mill troubles and the labor conflict in
general They wanted to see Philip.
Mrs. Strong was anxious about the
cunditi Of Philips health. She asked
the men to come II md went up stairs
again. s
sCan you SO ki,em7 Are you. strong
enough Ys abe asked
Zen; tel them 50 cone ~ am
comfortable, nov. 8
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