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Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
WHITEFIELD.

j an. 10.
The earth was again covered with a
thin layer of snow, but not enough
for sleighing.
Nels Anderson has taken position
at Andrew Johnson's this winter, to
work on his new farm.
Otto Lindquist, Andrew johnson,
and Edwin Erickson drove out to
Lake Lillian last Wednesday.
Miss Annie Nelson, of Willmar,
visited at j. Swenson's the first part
of the week.
Quite a number of young people
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lars Arthen Saturday evening and
gave them surprise.
A large number of young people
have had their names signed on the
sick list lately. Among them are
Walter and Edwin England, John and
Annie Carlson, but at last report they
were doing quite we'll.
To say it is easy to do it, is worse
says A. E.
Mr.. Axel Liverence and Ida Hall
quist took trip to Minneapolis las
week to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Hilda Swenson intends to leave
for Minneapolis the first of this week
It is said that Willie johnson ha:
found a girl to share all bis happi
ness and sorrow of life. If it is Sc
Whitefeld correspondent wishes hin
only happiness through life.
PATRICK.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24


roane out here last spr,r : s s II to Ok up
thayene ead near 81 s. " %, the rail-
road two miles so ut h .,i llls. te IL have.
built q sawmil lSon this Land, aud am
now running am still on the
road. but.will have TO quit soon, as I
have to look I, Ter the business. My
mil has g apaci1y u about 20, 900 to
30, 600 per day. Lulube, is III great
demand, and prospects are thatsI will
do we'll. ship mostly to the Bass
land, B. O., mines. That is about 80
miles north Of Valley. This is a
great country for mining and lumber.
My brother Mike has store at Val
ley, and is doing good business.
Father has retired, and is taking it
easy. I met Mr.. Russell when he was
out here last summer. Geo. NJ.
Schultz, is here in Spokane. He
teaches vocal music, and is doing very
nicely. Give my regards to my
friends. #sa ,.a - - ~ -
With best wishes. yours truly,
~t J. G.. KULZER.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24

7. A. Deichen, who has been en-
gagged for several years contracting
End building, has purchased lots on
Eighth st. for two new houses, and
will shortly commence the erection q
same. Mr.. Deichenis also q fine ar.
+chitect, having gotten out the plans
and ecifcations for the Mitchell
Roberts block recently built The
iazette has Inspected his work in thi.
line and found sit excellent and car
recommend him to any one desiring
the services Of an rchitect. Brecken
ridge Gazette. 81. u.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
NEWS ITEMS. OF INTEREST
Cleaned from Neighboring Exchanges
Personal or Otherwise.

John E. Lee has sold his interest in
thu hardware store of Lee & Crooks to
j. f. and Martin Peterson of Will
m ar, who have assumed control and
the firm hereafter will be known un-
der the name of Crooks & Peterson
Co. They intend to continue business
at the old stand until Mr.. Lee builds
brick building on the corner this
summer with two store rooms below
and Offices above when they will take
the corner room. Mr.. Lee also in
tends to remodel the Columbia Hotel,
;'ddinga a new part of brick and veneer
:" g the present frame structure. These
two buildings, on opposite corners,
will make that part of town look up
with pride and be splendid addition
t., the town.-Benson Times.
Mrs. Nj. Maynard visited relatives
at Wil)mar during the past week.
Mrs. Bjornberg and Mrs. Fornell
of Willmar, and Mrs. Frank Linder-
holm of Fahlun, called on Mrs. J.
Rjornberg, whoais lying sick at the
hrme of Mr.. and Mrs N. J. Vain,
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Solomon
Porter came down from Willmar, last
Friday, and visited at the home of G.
A. Glader.-Atwater Republican.
Misses Ida and Sarah Nelson OF
Willmar we're the guests of Kerk-
hoven and Pillsbury friends from
Saturday until Tuesday. -. .Wilbu.
Moe Of Carlson came in here Wednes.
day aud took the noon train for Will
mar, where we understand he has Sc.
cured a position in barber shop
Kerkhoven Banner. 3 ..s....s s...
Mrs. Judge Lien OF Willmar is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. ohm Paulson
,.:...J. 81. Virgins of Willmar wa,
lere the fore part of the week ant
placed an additional radiator in tn
uf1ice of DR.. Weeks. -Litchfeld Satur
day Review. i. f
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
arm lERS
To be held At Willmar. tuesday and
Wednesday, February s and :.

The farmers of Kandiyo obi county
should make it a point to attend the
state farmers institute to be held in
Willmar on the above dates. The
sessions begin at 10 a. m. and p. IN:
Two days spent in attendance at q
/ Farmers Institute may result in the
adoption of methods, the value of
which cannot be estimated. You will
there meet men who have travelled the
rocky road Of experience, and they
will try to aid you in avoiding SHINE
of the difficulties thep had to encoun-
ter. Thousands of dollars are annu-
ally lost ir Minnesota to the masses
by their not knowing the practical
methods of the most successful farm
ers. The practical experiences of the
successful farmers make splendid
"guide boards" to all others, when
needed. All methods that have prov
en- failures should be set up as "dan-
ger Signals" to prevent others from
falling into the same errors. Very
expensive experiences and experiments
whether a success or failure) may be
given to us for nothing, but too often
we fail to appreciate the most valuable
gifts, and travel the same roads for
ourselves. San ounce of prevention
is veil worth a pound of cure" Les
sol.s in the school of experience are
very valuable, but the often cost too
much. What profit we can get by the
experiences Of others is just that much
Gle ar gain. The practical experiences
of just one individual (when known
may be OF estimable value to the whole
country: while the glowing theories OF
another ( not practically demonstrated
may be the means OF great damege.
The State Farmers Institute is our
travelling school OF agriculture, which
brings to our very doors the expert
ences, means and methods for the
best known practical result. It is all
frea, no collections and no charges.
Tell all your neighbors. Bring your
friends and get all the benefits. Re-
member the time, place aud dates.
Be sure you are on time!
GIVEN AWAY!
At the close of the first forenoon
session, d very valuable book of over
$50 pages (the Institute Annually, de-
voted to agriculture, stock raising.
horticulture, dairying, sheep hus:
bandry, swine husbandry, poultry
raising, domestic economy, ETC., ETC.:
will be given free. This book is es
timated by those who have carefully
examined it, to be we'll worth from
SIS. 90 to $25 90 to those interested il
the subjects therein contained. NJ
farmer should miss this free gift.
| Ladies and young people special,
invited.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
IRWIN G.

-,..- -"r. Jan. ~.
Mrs. Norah Halvorson, who has
been sick for the two past weeks, re-
sumed her duties as teacher in Dist.
81 last Tuesday. -.>'< = ..
Miss Mathilda Ditmarson left for
New London this week at which place
she intends to take a three months
course in dressmaking. - .
Willie and Amanda Olson, who for
some time have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. G. Abbott, left today for
Granite Falls where they will visit
friends. l2 a Ss4 E y
Peter Erickson Ofatad entertained q
{ number of his friends at his home last
week. as.l 55s.
The evening school conducted by
Gustave a. Erixon in Dist. 66, is be
coming a prominent educational
B factor. a large number Of advanced
pupils are in attend lance. The sub.
jjects taught are Algebra, Geometry
i 8e etc. Alex '5sA.
andre Erixon is aoting as assistant
( instructor. Y 3#, s#=5 4.
55. Mr.. Peter Bursheim visited friends
here this week. a /. .s
Rev. Brake conducted religious
services atithe " est Irving Mission
church last Wednesday evening.
/ Miss Nina Olson who has completed
3 term of school at Benson, Mimi, !,
,at home for q visi y II.
Dist. q has as usual 9 very S1arg.
enrOl Ollment 81 upils. s8z
Thore ollie efr,,d ret turned l.f from Gas
county recently
The pol litical etsle iss already begin
ning III boil. 5avArs Ct ~
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
Has ! ! j ! Forged to tho Front.

81. The Minneapo lis I lines has won dis
tinction among the most nterprising
ofthe twin city papers. It's telegraph
Is columns are alHays we'll supplied
With the latest snssss, and = feature q
Increased interest has Just been added
in securing the exc clnsive use in the
s5orthwest Of the New York Herald u
special and nnriv aled cable news ser,
vice Its state news service il first
III ASA, and & altoRethe le Fiimes has
forged To the front ~ an all.roun,l
Ipopnlat AeNS 5:HIS
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
Eagle. E!::.a lake. Z I! j. !.
BY ~. RoLLEvsON.

Come here, my little Wide-awake,
And listen to what Eagle Lake }S
4 Told me one starlit morning:
I'll tell 1T as heard it then. #,
! And you may ask your questions when
The tale has told its warning. ># \
There happened once upon q time
& When Indians sang a merry chime,
And happy thoughts came stealing :
That through the woods, with lovers ache
Came Little Grow to Eagle Lake
To court Winona's feeling. %a -
But she said :tNo." and then grew sad,
While ne departed raving mad ...
And swore: '.A,pale-face, sure, is in it!'-
And so in eighteen slxty-two III
He told his braves what they must do
To press his suit and win it.
Then came a time of bloody fight:
The Indians yelled by day and night;
But soon there came a veto.
The Sioux war ended by and by,
And thirty-eight were doom ed to die
BY hanging, at Mankato.
And now the Indians all are gone:
The watching eagle westward flown.
But nest and elm remaining;
The lake lies glitt'ring in the sun,
And pleasure-seekers come for fun,
The ancient haunts reclaiming.
The wind is signing through the vule,
And woodland soft repeat the tale
OF former days of glory;
And farmers till the fertile soil,
Without disturbance and turmoil.
While they repeat the story.
The lake is DER twelve fathoms deep.
And pike, bass, bullheads take peep
At pickerels a-going
Through an extent of three square miles,
Where baited hook their eye beguiles-
They're caught without a-knowing.
But time is moving restless on:
Some pioneers already gone,
And others getting ready
To pass the line, where none return,
But all for bliss serenely yearn
In Life's eternal study.
Willmar, Minn.. 1900.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
FRO n ]. 9. kULzER.

The following letter from our former
.toahsma i. g. ilzer, written to the
st. Cloud Times will sbe 81 interest Is
Willmar friend
Editor Zines: gu wi II find en-
closed one dollar for subscrip ption for
Week. FINES lso change from
sspok kane ~ ing ton, to Valley,
ashington.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
KANDivoHl.


j. B. Babcock called on friends
here few dsys last week.
Miss Annie johnson of Pennock
visited friends here the latter part of
last week. -.
Albert Enblom went: to White6eld
Saturday afternoon returning Mon
day. =. r: rl. q.
Helga Broman went to Willmar
Saturday to visit friends and relatives
for some time. - il
Messrs. r. F. Burns and N. r..
Tacklind attended the P. L. S. Of Al
last Friday evening. ...Gss:..s: 49, !:
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. E. iMorine enter
tanned a number Of their friends last
Wednesday, evening. .s*- Il Z.
Misses Anna Enblom and Annie
johnson went down to Litch6eld Fri
day. Il. :. .s..s. +.
! N a genuine surprise was rendered
Mr.. John Wicklund last Friday even:
ing. About forty-fve Of the young
people participated. After a :bounti:
fulsupper had been partaken Of, Miss
Anna Kleberg on behalf Of the com.
pany made a few remarks and handed
Mr.. w icklund q purse containing !;
|snug sum Of money, as q token Of ap
|preciation for his faithful services a,
5Isuperintendent o the Swedish NJ !. 3
|church. Mr.. " icklund Responded
with az appropriate speech. The res
|cfstne evening was spent in . sociabl,
manner.
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
Dr.. Ward 5 Vegetable
AnOdyne uiniment.

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The same that has been sold to
you in this county for the past.
seventeen years by Dec Camp:
Pickle and others on it's own
merits and has always stood the
test. /. II .'.5 &.
Call at the house in block south
OF Post Office, where a. III. Pike,
the General Agent for this coun-
ty, lives. Or when buying from
the medicine wagon that will call
on you twice each year, see that
the trade mark Dr.. Wards is
blown in the bottle; that it is
made in Winona by the j r.
'1V atkins M edical g Company, and
YOU will never be disappointed
with what you buy, whether Lin
|imett, Barb rire En- brucat tion,
lPetro,C Carbo Salve, Stick Salve,
lGond ditionsP T ovid ers, Gen D Can
IdraIf for the Blood @ rental Nerve
Tonic, aruli alive Cough Syr-
Iilp, Headache Table us, Root
and Herb Tea, Ex xtracts, q spic.
Iss. 'llE, e,
Willmar tribune., 1900-01-24
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II B|'ELo :; !, | u RADE.. I i

+. solberg q little child has bsen
very sick, but is now improving.
DR.. RidgeWay has been il attend lance.
Miss Mary S ssteye ems, who has been
staying with her grand dparents 81
Norway Lake, making y = short visit.
81 her holne
The colored American., 1900-12-15
c1sesEsskGs KITCHEN

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TIE 5Ih di.trieE q North Carolina.
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repeal the Flfteenth Amendment IN
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t. will the American people submit 70
the proposition. 1r. Kitchen comes
from state which hsg inst taken the
ballot from the black man. and The
mere tact that his people accepted 1t,
impelled hin T. Try and force il upon
the whole American people. Bus
America will never accept such a
proposition. The ballot l. the bedrock
upon which this country rests, and the
moment the national government re-
peals that which caused tie greatest
rebellion Of modern times-the mon.
ent this republican form Of government
becomes unsafe. LincOln's utterance
that this country "eannot exist halt
free and halt slave" is just as true To-
day &c in so. Without the ballot the
heritage Of freedom, any people in a
measure are slaves. This country can
not afford to endure again what it en-
dured IN the first part Of the century.
But We do not fear The blood-true
as it was-which was spilled for that
amendment; Is dear still to the des.
ceudants Of those heroes who shed il.
and thank God they still live, We do
not think Mr.. Kitchen or his bill will
be taken seriously.
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State nan, published 81 Denver and
one q the best race journals published.
hss installed N IL Offes : regular
steam printing prezz This i snsourag-
ing.
The Daily News l. 3 new eolored
daily published In jacksonville. Fla,
bY Mr.. Robert Ziegler, formerly re-
p0Eter On the Times Union and CHI
zen, owned BY Henry u. Hagler, :
partner Of John D. Rockefeller.
One Of the State Normal Schools Of
Of North Carolina, which vas located
at Salisbury has now become Q part Of
Livingstone College st the same place.
Dr. y u. CrozDy the President and as.
sOciates have been retained as instruct.
ors.
Bishop Fl. 81. Turner who has
edited the Voice Of Missions, Atlantis.
the missionary organ Of the 4. VI. E.
Church for eight years, has given up
the editorship Of that journal. The
publication will contine In New York
by Bishop James a. Handy and See.
retary Il. B. Parks Of the Missionary
Board.
Prof s. G. Atkins, President of the
Slater Normal and Industrial Insti-
tute, at Winston, n. c., has been sue
cessful in raising enough funds to es.
tablish hospital in connection with
his school fo- the general public. The
necessary amount was $4,000 and
$4,000 was given by Mr.. r. J. Rey-
nolds, a wealthy tobacco manufacturer
OF Winston, and the balance was raised
BY popular subscription.
The colored American., 1900-12-15

All honor to Roscoe C.. Bruce.
whose gift Of oratory has won such
laudation for Harvard, for his race
and for himself.
The colored American., 1900-12-15
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