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Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
! LOCAL BREVITIES.

Bowman and his dog are coming.
L. o. Tjosvold returned to Granite
Falls Monday.
Lewis Larson returned yesterday
from New London.
Hear Mr.. Bowman's ''chalk talk''
at Seminary Hall next Saturday.
A sou was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. O. Nasset last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Vestentertained
a party O, friends last evening.
Mrs. L. Reiquam left yesterday for
visit in Minneapolis.
DR.. Fitzpatrick of Barry, Minn.,
is a guest at the home of G.. Acker-
man.
Mrs. L. Rodlun returned last week
from visit with friends in Swift
county.
Miss Sadie Macomber arrived from
Spicer Monday for a visit with
friends.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Miss Gertrude Booth on Thursday,
March !.
Miss Helen Jenness went to Minnea-
polls Saturday to take a special
course in music.
Get your tickets for town meetings
printed at the TRIBUNE office. Blank
tickets for sale.
Miss Annie Nicholson returned to
Minneapolis Monday after a visit with
her brothers here.
Cleveland's minstrels are booked
Cor the W Wil]mar opera house at an
early date.
August Ah]strom, Great Northern
agent at Crookston, spent Sunday
with his folks here.
Misses Nellie Haley and eastman
Of Kerkhoven spent Sunday at the
formers home here.
FOR RENT-F'arm with good barn
and stock on share near Pennock.
Inquire at this office.
Miss Lena Thors on of Lake Andrew,
returned home Monday from a visi
with Willmar friends.
Prof H. S. Hilleboe, principal o.
the Benson schools, called on Will
mar friends last week.
Berg Bros, the Willmar musicians
tow nk 20
mond Tuesday evening.
The Jones Clothing Co. will receive
their spring stock of hats this week
Jones says they are dandies.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). P. Madison gave ;
card party at their home Monday even
ing to a company of friends.
John Larson returned to Mortified
Thursday, after visit with friends Il
. Willmar and vicinity. T. -,
You all know Bowman's dog. :Yo
ought to know Mr.. Bowman toe
y. . e. Both will be at Seminary Hall. Satul
day. 49,.
g.: A marriage license WAS issued
st. Paul Monday to Arthur c. Croor
quist, a former Willmar boy, and Mis-
? Abbie l.. Bropby. >5-~ Z.
'~~ Miss Mamie Lundberg returned t
~ her home in ST. Paul Friday after
few weeks visit with relatives an
friends. .+f*> W. '..'
.s-~ Miss Belle Lien left for HERNIA
Z 4 last Thursday evening to make an e.
tended visit with her sister, Mr.
Peterson. ~ p, .. -..,-<~
= '**aS.s% The John Dillon company piaye
# last night to big house. Dillon {
IL usual kept his audience in a constai
# roar Of laug ghter. MI. @:..s~~......
{ {. . The Foresters lodge entertained
number of friends at social gathe
ing held in their lodge rooms Tuesds
evening OF last week. 4 4
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
AUCTION SALES.

The following sales are ADVERTISE
in this issue of the TRIBUNE:
March 3-Emil Ogren, New London.
March 9-John Larson, Whitetield.
March 14--E. P. Wiclxund. Fahlun.
March 15-Jens Johnson, St. Johns.
March 16-Mrs. Betsy Soderberg, Roseland:
March 19--H. Martinson, st. Johns
March ?O-Andrew Jeppson, Kandiyohi
March go. B. Olson, Dovre.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
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RosEIlL.AIlln|'!Dll. q !. II ! ! ].
T.h 26

: .
Peter Strandbsrg is at present work
ing for Olof Walin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Trulson visited
relatives in Fahlun Sunday, Feb. Is.
= A basket party was held in the
schoolhouse in. Dist. 80 last Wednes-
day evening. AS only a few ladies
and boys) brought baskets most of
the gentlemen had to go home hungry
and disappointed.
H. Sundquist, A. Anderson, and G..
W. Johnson, of the Willmar Semina-
ry, were present at the party Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Annie Chernolavek returned
home from Renyi(le last Monday, on
account of i'll health,
The fellow who got two girls with
one basket believes prosperity has at
last arrived.
A dance was given at John Sven
sons last Sunday evening.
j. Beck and Alfred Nordahl finished
the career Of a fox last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Johnson returned home
from Willmar last Saturday.
John Damstra had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse Thursday.
Misses Helga Swenson and Esther
Westerberg visited at Aug. Anderson's
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Several Of our young people attend
ed the dance at Herman's in town of
Holland last Saturday evening,
KID MCCHEE.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
Marriage Licenses.

Feb. 26-Gustaf A. Tillander and
Tillie Lindahl.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28

Lewis Norling, a farmer residing
south of Willmar, was badly injured
in runaway yesterday, He was
coming into town in the morning, and
when near Leary's place his horses
became frightened on account of a
broken whiffle-tree. The result was
badly demolished wagon and the
horses. received injuries by running
into wire fence. Mr.. Norling was
picked up and taken to town, where he
was examined by DR.. Rains. 1t was
found that his injuries. consisted of
several bruises about the head and
other parts OF the body, while his left
ankle was badly sprained. He was
taken to the home Of his brother, Olof
Norling. The injuries are Of such a
nature as to lay him up for sone time.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
PRICES WILL RANGE FROM $500
EACH DOWN.

The value of an art exhibit is too
we'll appreciated to urge upon the peo~
pie of our city the educational value
Of this exhibit.
Whether you wish to buy or not, do
not fail to cooperate in making the
schoolrooms places of refinement and
culture for our children. You can do
this in the most practical manner by
coming and bringing the children.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
STEEL
ENGRAVINGS.
ETCHINGS,
CARBONS,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
PLATINES,
PLATINETTES,
ETC., ETC.

The admission will be five cents for chill
dren and ten cents for adults, the proceeds
to be Used in the purchase of pictures for the
schools Of Our city.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28

This will be an extraor-
binary opportunity to those
wishing to purchase fine
pictures, as the exhibit
will contain copies of the
masterpieces Of the worlds
great artists, * * *
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
AlKl !. !. {.
EXHIBIT!

At the High School Room,
Saturday, March 3, from 10 a..
m. to 10 p. m.
There will be an exhibition of
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28
Real Estate Transfers.

EAST LAKE LILLIAN.
Feb. 23-Samuel Dahl to Frank H.
Juergens-SH NE4, NWh NE14, lot -.,
I and 2, Sec. 2.....,....,,.....,.. $250<
LAKE LILLIAN.
Feb. 23-Andrew LOT to Charley
f3JH ES5fks9n-sS on g 81 sWA' 81 NJ 81 AN
DIVA: sec. @o.. 4u
KAND1YoHI.
Feb. 23+Alice Vadnais to L. @.
Thorpe and NJ. O. Thorpe-SA NEA
oec. r.. .......'..... ......'...... 1oV
Feb. 23-Mary Larken to John and
jeremiah Lawler-SWA SWA, Sec.
Feb. 19-Iver Haas to Lewis Gregor-
son-NEA SEA (part of lot2 Sec.
w.. ............ .'........ .............. ~
ST, JOHNS.
Feb. 20-JOhn Rasmussen to Hans Fl.
Hamann-Ws SEA, SEA SWA, Sec.
w. ............ t>Ou
Feb. 23-Helmer Martinson. to Jesse
D. Leslie-SWA, Sec. Il, 81 NWA,
NWA NEA. Sec. 3D.. 312
Feb. 26-Andrew Larson to Spicer
Land Co-SEA SEA, Sec. Is. ......... Sc
DovRE.
| Feb. 1eRasmus Rasmussen to A.
| Erickson and o. EricksOn-lOt q of
lot3, Sec. 30. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28

EAST LAKE LILLIAN.
Feb. 23-Samuel Dahl to Frank H.
Juergeens-s% NEA, NW1a NEA, lot
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28


Feb. 23-Andrew LOT to Charley
Erickson-Sh Sh SWA, 81 NJ 81
SW4. Sec. 2S.
Willmar tribune., 1900-02-28

Feb. 19-Rasmus Rasmussen to A.
Erickson and o. Erickson-lot q of
lOt3, Sec. 30.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
HAIL INSURANCE!
See FARRELL 4 BURKE
Farm Agents:
ST.. PAUL FIRE & MARINE ms. Co.

Langdons third nine that won fame
and distinction recently by their defeat
of Shantytown ball players. made the
round OF the local fans Tuesday with
list asking contributions. The boys are
all under fourteen years old and have
NARROW Shaw picked out as captain and
business manager for the season.
Since last Friday the Langdon Gun
Club have had steady practice at their
traps north OF the court house and from
the few preliminary shoots that have so
far taken place it is beginning to slft
things down so that no trouble will be
had in picking out the team that will
shoot against the team OF the Hannah
gun club at the proposed tournament on
the Fourth OF July,
c.. s. Hunter and A. G. Darling and
their wives left early Monday morning
on their cross country drive to south.
western Minnesota. They expect to
reach Fargo in time to allow OF Mr..
Darling attending the democratic state
convention, he being delegate from
this county. 1t is expected the party
will return home early in the fall, by
which time it is hoped Mr.. Hunters
health may be found greatly improved.
The boiler and fixtures for the new
steam heating plant that is being in
stalled in the court house arrived on
Fridays freight. There was a whole
car load of material and workmen ar
rived Monday to putt in place. The
Offices, halls and court rooms will be
furnished with 80 radiators varying in
sizes from 80 to SO inches according to
the space required to be heated Pond
e Hasey, of Minneapolis have the
contract Of putting in the plant, price
81, 1866.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07

For the best value in shoes go to
Kelly's.
j. B. Boyd has been considerably under
the weather for a week past but is
around again all right.
The Northwestern Fire & Marine is
reliable. Insure your crops in this
company with Alert & Winter.
Alderman Vierhus' son, Alex is recover
ing slowly from an illness OF several
weeks which left him quite weak.
The residences Of Mayor McRhail, NJ.
Kelly W. ]. Mooney and NJ. Farrell are
being repainted or other wise fixed up
for the summer this week.
Charlie Smith went up to Hannah
Yesterday and will have charge Of the
Stoltz lumber yard during the
temporary absence OF the manager,
H. Stoltz.
T. W. Cox, the Milton horseman was
q Langdon visitor Monday and gave the
July 4th program his O. k. There will
be big crowd come up the line from
his town that day.
Chas. Mcdonald, Linden township
boy teaching school in Pembina county
is reported to have secured first grade
certificate at the examination OF teach
ers recently held in that county.
V. Vol and family are for the present
occupying the Donovan house on the
corner OF Oak and Fourth streets. Their
new home next to the laundry is expect
ed to be ready for occupancy in about
six weeks.
Don't forget the Woodmen's picnic at
Elkwood on Tuesday OF next week. IT
is an all day event. A big program OF
sports and games, dinner and supper
served on the grounds. located one
mile east of Elkwood in Alex. Thom's
grove. Bowery dancing in the evening.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07

Robert Fleming, who has figured in
the circle OF grain buyers of Cavalier
county for the past twelve years, opens
an elevator OF his own at Dresden this
fall. Dresden's third elevator, wi ich by
the way is already fast nearing compile
tion, will have the same 10000 bushel
capacity found in the houses built by
old line companies and will undoubtedly
handle lite full share OF the crop. Mr..
Fleming is one OF the early promoters OF
Dresden since the time the ct. Northern
extended the line west and "B0b''
has many Langdon friends who Willie
pleased to see him do well in his new
venture.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
ALERT & Winter.
Will save you money.
On Your Final Proof.
On Your Farm Loan.
On Your Hail Insurance.

:.Wilkeswood Chief" the standard
bred trotting stallion OF Jno. F. Ram
age. has this. week been placed in the
stud for the season under the manage
ment OF ]. Wakeford, OF olga. His route
includes only the towns in the northern
part OF the county, with the exceptions.
of Olga and Osnabrock- The horse was
imported this spring from Ontario by
Mr.. Ramage and the fact OF his being
standard bred is further attested to by
the fact that he was passed through the
customs office free of duty.
Shortly after the hour of noon on
Monday fire had already gained con-
siderable Roadway was discovered to be
working through to the outside OF q
woodshed at the rear OF the property Of
Jas. Walker on Sixth street. Along the
alley in which the shed is located are
quite number OF barns and other out
baildings, and but for the timely work
OF an i,npromptu bucket brigade q
&C rious ,conflagration might have re-
suited. By the time the fire bell had
called out the department smoke and
water were the only evidences OF what
had threatened to make it hot for the
folks up along Sixth street. The cause
ia attributed to the dumping OF ashes
containing live GOALS alongsidr OF the
shed.
O. j. Kelly handles the largest and
Imost sslect stock of neokwear II town.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
WHEAT MARKET.
For good fresh groceries at lowest
market prices go to Kelly's.

For good fresh groceries at lowest
market prices go to Kelly's.
Salvation Army services at the Crockett
school house on Sunday evening.
For SALE:-One new Mccormick
mower. Will sell cheap for cash or on
time. Apply at Elford Bros, store.
Mrs. H. Stoltz and mother OF Hannah
went south yesterday to spend the sum
mer at their former home, Fon du Lac,
Wis.
Methodist church down at Easily next
Sunday evening. We understand Rev.
Beer will hold services there regularly
hereafter.
Rev. Burleson was here from Larimore
on Monday and preached an interesting
sermon in the evening to local Episcopa-
lians in the NJ r. church.
The Milton W. C. T. Z. ladies and the
Good Templar lodge down there are the
recipients of some anonymous letters
that wouldn't look well in print.
Requiem mass was celebrated Monday
forenoon at the Catholic church to COM
memorate the anniversary OF the death
OF the father OF P. Mulligan, a represent
alive Loan township resident.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
Log Cabin maple syrup for SLY pei
gallon af Kol1v'e

Log Cabin maple syrup for SLY per
gallon at Kelly's.
Agent Shaw sold eleven excursion
tickets to, Far go on Monday.
F. W..McLean is among the host of
Langdon visitors at the Fargo fire
festival this week.
A son born last week to Mr. and Mrs.
r. McGrath will help swell the 1900
census of the end town.
Miss Lucille Waterman was q guest of
the Hodgins' several days last week
while visiting Langdon friends.
Miss Lille Meiklejohn left on Mondays
train for a short vacation visit with the
family OF A. L. Perry lat Blanchard, N. D..
Barber Birmingham has lately in
vested in driver that is reported to
have the speed to leave Jim Hills
OK train by the wayside.
Frank Ross superintended quite a
successful dancing party gotten up at
the Donovan Hall last Friday evening
by number of Langdon young people.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
$4,000 ~: T., !. 8; 5: 49,. .,?: :s !:
in North Dakota First Mortgage
Loans. Will give best rates conform
able with safe investment.
GEO. M. PRICE,.

Quite lively game OF ball was played
between Langdon and Dresden players
Sunday afternoon at the latter place.
The tally sheet showed up score OF 16
too and although some of the Dresdenites
nearly bursted their suspenders roofing,
the Langdon visitors brought the big
end of the score home with them.
H. S. Helgason, who came up from
Milton on Decoration Day and helped
the band boys to enliven the parade
with their music will locate here and
with that end in view has accepted a
position with Painter Lean. Mr..
Helgason is q high grade baritone player
and will make O valuable addition to
the Langdon City Band.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
GOSSIP AND NOTES.
Nine enumerators are at work taking
the census OF Cavalier county.

Nine enumeratOrs are at work taking
the census of Cavalier county.
The Workmen at Milton give a
monster picnic at Mclean on the 18th.
The democratic state convention, that
convened at Fargo yesterday was at
tended by representative delegation
from Cavalier county.
Milton ball players have a game
scheduled for next Tuesday with the
Boston bloomer girls. The reputation
OF ReilIy's colts depends on the outcome
of this game.
The Cavalier boys who found out OIL
Memorial Day that Langdon kids can
play ball some had a change of luck the
following day when they got down to
Milton and won n game in which the
score was Is to -. Milton kids were
always dead easy.
A solution OF one +easpoonful of Paris
green to a pail OF water thoroughly
mixed and sprayed among tho limbs and
foliage OF box elder shade trees, will kill
the small green worms and tiny insects
that are now infesting the trees every
where in this place and destroying their
foliage, as we'll as killing the trees in
some cases. To make sure work three
application of tie solution should be
made. This has been tried in Grafton
and other towns with successful effect.
During the summer over $500 will
be expended in the grading OF roads and
fixing up OF bridges in Cavalier county.
Half the amount being granted from the
county road aud bridge fund, the bal
anee being expended by the townships in
which the work is being done. At the
meeting OF the county commissioners,
which adjourned last week, the board
acted on and granted Twenty-Five road
petitions, calling for an appropriation OF
since the opening OF spring has given the
best OF oppo1 tunity for the grading up
OF low pieces OF road that in most other
years at this season would well nigh be
impossible.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
GOTO LANDS.
Farr! ~ : Burke, H 4SSSs4'o':

There's a ten day old son at j. r..
Paiement's home on Fourth street that
Enumerator Power don't want to over
look while taking the census in the
Second Ward. The DEMOCRAT through
oversight neglected to mention the ar
rival OF the little fellow in last weeks
issue.
Jas. Austin, formerly pastor Of the
the lease OF hay lands at the court house
yesterday and bid in two quarters
adjoining Rush Lake. He has a 400
acre crop and a fair sized bunch oicattle,
evidently Believing as thoroughly in
diversified farming as he does IN the
theological teachings ofthe Presbyterian
church.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07

For all the latest novelties in clothing
60 toKelIy's.
NJ. L. Sullivan has been quite seriously
| ill again this week.
Mrs. Meiklejohn cafied ON Dresden
friends between trains Friday.
C.J. Kelly has the largest and most
up.to-date stock of neokwear in the city.
The infant son OF States Attorney
Dickson is quite seriously ill again this
week.
| B. Erickson is doing a land Office and real
estate loau business. Opposition not
withstanding.
w. II. Speckmann and wife were over
from Dresden last Sunday for visit
with Langdon friends.
Editor Shepard of the Moon, went
south last Wednesday and is spending
week with Devils Lake friends.
Tho work OF completing the. fence,
placed around the M. e. church property
last fall is being finished up this week.
Mrs. c. W. Holmes and family return
ed home Saturday from a couple OF
weeks visit with relatives in Walsh
county.
Mrs. Laidlaw and children were up
the line the fore part OF the week for
few days visit with friends at Hannah
and vicinity.
w. j. Mooney, Attorney Cleary and q.
Fisher were among the number OF Lang.
don people who left Monday to attend
the Fargo fire festival.
An unconflrmed rumor was prevalent
yesterday that graders had commenced
work on the ct. Northern's extension
noBth from Lakota to the boundary line.
Thos. Brown drove in from his farm
near Hallson. Pembina county on Sun
day and will spend some time visiting
among old friends in and around
Langdon.
D. MCLAUGHLIN ST., and daughter, Mrs.
Alex. Mclean, returned to their home
near town last week from Treherne,
Man., where they have visited since
early in the spring.
Jewler A. Void returned Monday
from Chicago, where he hasspent several
weeks pursuing post graduate course
at one OF the best known colleges of
opticians i'll the country.
The Moon reports that Mooney
& Champine will open u branch office at
Hannah for the looking after OF their
farm loan and land business i'll western
Cavalier county this summer.
We have made arrangements for n
barrel OF money for farm loans. Terms
to suit the borrower, from six months
to ten years.. Rates from Z to 8 per
cent per annum. ALERT 4 Winter.
At the annual lease OF school and state
lands yesterday only few permits were
issued. The main reason being that
nearly all the good hay lands owned by
the state had been previously leased for
periods OF five years.
Jno. R. Power closed the sale Of a New
Era road grader with the board OF
supervisors OF Perry township Saturday
He also has sales pending in Harvey,
Linden and Cypress, which it's likely will
be closed during the summer.
The city council at it's July meeting
will take up and act on the proposed
new city ordinance establishing fire
limit on Third street. 1t is their eX-
pressed wish that as many OF Langdon's
business men and property owners be
present as DOseible
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
List your farms and city property
for sale with Farrell & Burke.

Two weeks from tomorrow night, the
22nd inst. a social and entertainment
will be given by the people OF Wales,
the proceeds OF which will be devoted to
helping pay for their new Catholic
church, lately completed. The concert
will be held in the church and refresh
ments served at the close OF the program.
The Rosa Lake ". C. T. T., ladies send
the DEMOCRAT q note announcing that
on the evening OF the 10Th inst, they
will give lawn social at the home OF
Mrs. Murdoch Mcdonald. five miles east
OF this city, when ice cream and cake
will be served. An admission of25 cents
will be charged and it is hoped that as
many OF their friends from town as can
make it convenient will endeaver to
attend.
Ladies'! See the new inter-
lining, "Cordette;'' better than
hair cloth and only half the
price. Sold at BOyds.
Additional Local on Last Page.)
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-06-07
400 Acres of Breaking.

70 be let. 200 acres at Wales
and 200 acres at Easily. Fl will
surely rain, call in and figure on
the job. Do not overlook the
fact that we are making final
proofs and farm loans, insure
your crop against hail.
ALERT & WINTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-06
PENSIONS AND POSTAL AEFAIRs
Pensions Issued to West virginians.
Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5.-Pen-
sIons have been granted to West Vir-
GINA applicants as follows:
origlnil-James Barr, wheeling. s.;
George F. Ratclltf, Huntington, 50; and
John Zehander, PicEens, Sc.
ncrease-Rudolph Ralle, Chenille, IS
to $40; Henry Myer, Willow, So to Sl2:
John Goodwin, Rockville, IS to $40;
William H. Melvin, WellsburG, s. to
$l2, and Andrew Cecil (deceased), Cam
erOn. IS to $l2.
Observation-Disclosures N. Todd, Hiccum-
bottom, So.
Widow-Ann Cecil, Cameron, IS.
The site Of the postOfice Of Dexter,
Roanc county, w. Va, has been remov-
ed to a point one and one-elghth miles
east OF the present location.
A change has been ordered IN the star
schedule on route 16,473, Middlebourne
TO Ellenboro, w. Va. Hereafter mail
viii leave NIIddlebourne daily. except
Sunday, at 1850 n. M, and Will leave Ell
Ienboto, same days, at 10 a. m.
Senator Scott has introduced Dill IN
the senate for the relief of the estate OF
Bayliss g. Farley.