Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-06-27
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Hot AND DRY. :. ANY amount of
rain cannot now give US fair crop in
this part OF the county. -. ole Nord-
rum and wife of Wheaton visited here
the first week in June. Carl Void,
wife and baby, of Chokio, are vi. sing
here: .....Mrs. Hans Halvorson md
children returned last week from a
lengthy visit in N. D. Emil Ja-
cobson and wife of N. D. are visiting
with relatives on First St. N......
Martin jacobson of Montevideo is
visiting relatives in these parts .....
Miss Julia Sonstegaard came home
from Sisseton, S. D., last Wednesday.
Mr.. "F abro" Anton Iverson)
returned from Wisconsin last week..
Nearly all our ablebodied people
attended the old settlers meeting at
New london Tuesday. They alls peak
very tavorably of New London aud
It's manner OF entertaining people. :.
"A little baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Olof Berg last Wednesday, but
died on the following Friday. 49,.
A bouncing baby girl arrived at the
nome OF MIR. and Mrs. Saboe last Sun
day. Mother and child are doing we'll.
Miss Olga Wold of Chokio is
visiting her parents here at present.
:..... Thomas, Theo, Petra and Chris
tine Quistberg OF Grow Lake visited
on Sloughside Ave. a week ago last
Sunday go. Misses Lima Stenbakken
and Mary Enge of Belgrade called on
Sloughside people Sunday. W.T..
Newgord and Emil Anderson, who left
this spring for Clare, N. D. returned
home last Wednesday. They have
not single word of praise for Dako-
ia crops this year.. -. Rev. and Mrs.
Tolo, Mr.. Oppen, J. P. Johnson, T.
4. Newgord, Mr.. and Mrs. Amund
Sonstegaard and John and Dina Ped
erson are attending the Lutheran Syn
od's meetings at Willmar this week.
..:..P. P. Iverslie, a former teacher
at this place, is visiting here. OF
all that has been written about the
horsethief and his capture very little
credit has been given to those who de-
serve 1t most, viz. Albert and Swan
Gunderson, who were determined to
lind the thief at all odds. They traced
him up to Todd and Morrison coun-
ties and were on the way back when
the people of Lake George had detec-
ted the thief and gave notice. The
joiut picnic held last Wednesday bv
the Georgeville and Ringville parochi-
al schools in the grove by Geo. John
sons was q grand success. Sixty pu-
pills took part in the exercises. Mus
lc was furnished by the Riverside choir
and the Viking male quartette.s Rev.
Tolo made an impressive address. We
must not fail to give our teacher, Mr..
Oppen due credit for the unfalterinp
and continual interest he has taken in
our schools and for the good of our
choir. May the Author of all good
best0W upon our teacher the fullest
measure of His blessings and strength
to continue his work. Thomas
Coyne OF Eden Valley made US pleas
ant call last Sunday. Tom said thew
expect small crop around Edan:Vai-
!ey.. The ball game at Wednes-
days picnic stood IL to Is in favor of
Georgevllle at the end of the eighth
inning but as that club refused to play
any further, the umpire, Carl Hess OF
Belgrade, awarded the game to Ring
vile: .:..... We wish to congratulate
the Tribune Printing Company upon
their success in publishing a fearless
newspaper with Christian tendencies.
Our people owe the TRIBUNE to alarge
extent Tor the success of the reform
cause in the county, and may they now
give it the proper support. May "Boss
Lawson" continue to be fearless in
throwing shot and shell into the strong
holds of those who are trying to hold
the county for the trusts and the mon
ey o!lgarchy. ...... Not long ago the
republican papers fearlessly shouted
"Down with Eddy and Morris" be-
cause they voted for the Porto Rican
tariff. They don't say much since
the two were renominated. AS
the grain crop is whitening away, our
people will more fully learn. to realize
the value of 'Bossy" and her butter.
The Georgeville creamery has distrib-
uted S29, 5000 since it started. Much
credit for its success is due Butter
maker Miller, under whose careful
management it is fourishing.