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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
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abenb bic Serren pom Der Stabtbt=
bliotbefbeb0rbe unb iene pom Stabt.
ratb in Sesus auf bic @abl bes 8au=
plabes fir bas neue Stabtbibliotbet=
sebduSe. Dasielbe, 10 marb es pom
boben &atb bei6loiien, mirb an @de
Don 5. &ue. iiblid unb 2. Strabe,
al ber alten Somarb gde, erri9tet.
Oas @runbitid lit 132x132 SUB
sroB. Ni@. 9abr erbielt pom Stabt=
ratb bic grlaubniB, bas an gde BON
ct. @ermainitrabe unb 6. Mpe. fte=
benbe Srame= @ebdu6e auf Sen bintereu
Sbeil bes slei9en @runbitides su
transportiren unb es nit 8aditeinen
umfleiben unb in etnen Store umanberu
gu lafen.
= Ser BON Ser Wcgormid Sar=
betting Waidinen Company ais 8ud=
fabrer anseitellte Serr .Sobn Softer
erlitt Montas abenb beim Sale auf
Benz @latets cine 8errenfuns bes red=
ten SuBselenfes.
- ct. glou6 mag in leinen Stein=
braden in bieiem Sabre einen reseren
Ierfebr ieben als je suuor, na9bem
bic 9ortsn 8ta, mel6e @oIenbuns
bes Stats: &apitols porliebt, In bei=
ben 9auiern Ser @eIebsebuns Sur6=
sesansen lit.
: Sene spei Reformbebirftise na=
mems aarion unb Senbolt, wet6e
Wontas lester @o9e aus bsr Ge=
fermanitalt entfamen, wurben Oon=
neritas in 8ribsman sefansen uno I'M
&eformatorium untersebra9t.
- &letne &tnber nit i9wa9en
gonititutionen f0nnen elm unsep0bn=
lt9es MaB fOrperlt6er unb setitiser
Stdrfe erlansen, wern tie bielen Wso=
nat &odp Wountain Sbee nebmen,
Der pom Der Mabilon Webisin Go.
senla6t lit. 35cts. Srast guren @poz
tbefer Wartin Molitor.
germ Sobn Ri3ter, mel6er i6on
einmal BEN Staat Sloriba beiu6te,
bat es haielbit 10 gut sefauen, baB er
bteies Sribjabr NIT ieiner @attin iein
firberes Seim bortbin uerlesen wiro.
- Sour Elm 9 ii 8 Wdb6en CUR
Serrt6tuns ausemeiuer 9ausarbeit
%uerlanst. Na6Sufrasen bel Srau S.
81. Serrarb, gde uon 6. aue. uno 3.
StraBe iabli@.
grsebniiie. llnmtttel6ar unb
anbauernb. Sor uub mad Dem Ser
iu9 anberer Wittel sebrau9t &odp
Mountatn Sbee in bieiem Monat. IS
ptrb gu@ ben sansen CONNER selunb
balten. Gin sroBartiser Srdbjabrs Ses
gen. Srast guren Npotber Wartin
Wolttor.
= Sriebensri9ter Scott iiberutes
ben gb. SOllom, wel6er pom gaa
Neils zines frimminelen Serbre1ens
anseflast lit, Sen @roBsel9mo,sneu.
&reisri9ter Searle miro bic Sirs=
l@aft f~eitteQen.
= @ebriber 8enlen basen s. g.
9ul's @rinbitid NIT elmer "A SUB
breiten Sront, bas an 5. Nue. iibli3
selesen lit, fur $4,000 sefauft,. NOS
bur@ beren bortises gtsentbum cine
10 SUB breite Sront erlanst bat.
Oie Sirma ,pirb auf bemlelbeu elm
66 Bel 100 SUP sroBes, smei Stod=
werfe bobes @eiddftssebdube erri9=
ten laiien.
= Sobu &eiiinser, wel6er iber
smei @oden I'M ct. &apbael's sos
pital am Nerpenfieber erfranft nieber=
lag, befinbet auf benz @ese Ser Sc
neiuns. 8ernb. 9einen fonnte Won=
tag bereits seiunb aus Dem 9ospital
e%ntlaifen merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Su @alhinatom lit maH wiebe1 sil:

in Walbln8toa Ut HlaH p1epe' el'.
nal Der aniidt, baB Der &riss out
ben philippines in furser 3ett gu Ben
semelenen Sinses sebOren rpinS. Oers
ielbe oiiisieue Sptimismus benafbt in
aonoon besislid hes Surenfrisges.
Oas lit fein sutes 3ei6en, bena bic
Silipimos iopobl aas bic Suren be-
seisen bic g:isentbiulidteit, bann bic
sr6Bte S~bdtisteit ~ entwideln, rueai1
man in. BEN maBaebeuben &reilen bas
ben mie brlben am lastelten gu trdben
piest. @enis reipetusI, aber rpabr!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

Die Gel CT sebuns pom @inneiota
bat beidloiien. baB Der Staat BEN
geiisern pom Subrwerfen nit BRETT
Ipurisen Jtdbern finftis feline Grind
Bisuns Der Steuern mebr ~sewdbren
iou. Sas betreHeabe @eies bat ndm=
lid ieinen 5wed, bic Sabrwese gu
perbeiiern, sdnsli6 uerfeblt. @enn
es gum Nussleid Der Steuerrednun=
gen fam, ~perlansten uiele Sarmer Ell
men Gabatt fir 8asen, bic tie nie=
mails ODER lelten benusten, unb Der
&oab : Sonb uerlor babur9 sr0B=
ere Summeu, bic better bdtten CUR
ge,beheruns Der @eSe uerwenbet
merben t0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Den (sinfluk Der gaupereine fbil

Den EinFuk Der Bauuereine 19Es
berte 8iidof O'Oonasbue BON Snz
bianapolis in folsenben trefft9en
@orten: vOas Cute, mas bieielben
fur bic san3e Nation i'm @efolse ba=
ben, mirb ielten anerfannt, lit aber
non unsebeurer @irfans. Ser MOS
raltl@e @influb, ben uniere 8aupers
cine ausaben, lit ,anenbli@ sr6Ber,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Yrin3=N eaent Quitpol6 pom 8aper,

Yrin3s& egent auitpol6 pom Bayern
bat Oienltas ieinen 80. @eburtstas in
srober @e~iitesfrii@e sefeiert. 8ie iebr
man ben Slriten a9tet, benefit, baB
Ito, 900 Marf seiammelt unb inn
sur @ranbups elmer 8obltbdtisteitsz
a~nitalt ais elm emises Nnbenfen an
bteien @eburtstas iberseben rpurben.
Ser Prin5=& esent bat iber 400 Yers
ionen, bic ueri6iebener gerseben bal:
Der perurtbeilt maren, besnabist. &aiz
fer 8ilbelm lieb ii6 beim Seite bur@
ieineu dlteiten Sobn uertreten. Mtt
benz lopalen Bayern unb in ser Sbat
init gang Deuti6lano besladwani@te
er ben faritli@en 9eloen, wel6en
Soft in leiuer @ite ais &riessfame.
raben @ilbslu,s bes @roBen be,pabrt
babe unb ben Ct boHentlt@ nod LANCE
in leiner wunberbaren &raft erbalten
iperbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
9is 8irtunsen Der 1emperenSper=

9is @irtmnsen Der Semperensper=
orbnuns i'm Seere bat tersits al mebr
wie einem Ort nette Srldte seseitist.
Sn ennis, Seras, berauidten ii3
8etruten, bic auf benz @ese na9 ben
Bbilippinen fi9 ~befansen, 10 isbr NIT
@bisfp, baB Sruppen sur 6eriteauns
Der &ube berbeiserufen werben muB:
ten. Sdtten bic iunsen &rieser ibren
Durit NIT sutem &antinenbier selOl9t,
70 mare bies ni6t porSefommen. aber
ielbit bic flarite Prebist Der @ernunft
iinbet nor ben SaltwaHerweibern fein
8ehorl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Saru, su e%erfaufsm.

Meine $50 aaer srobe, 4 @eileu ~iiopeit=
lid Don Sauf Centre 9ele9ene Sorl inter
aiinlti9en geoiugunset 81 perfaufen. $50
ader inter Ylug i6perer Sebmboben uno
quite @ieien. @ebGube fait ueu. Sarm II
<ben pom S6ule, in wel6er beuti6er unb
englii6er llnterri6t ertbeilt uiro. 9foberes
BEL Senrp SbilImann,
15z4t Sauf Centre, Wtinlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Nmr an Stimmaeber.

Siermit tinbise i9 mid oils @anbioat fir
oas Vur9ermeiiteramt bieier Stabt an, unab=
BON ir9enb elmer gartei ober Slite
unb obne politii6e S9uloen besableu ober
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Scr Sanoes,S enat bat 1i9 bislan!

9sr 8unoss. senat bat ii6 bislans
peremptortl9 seweisert, bic BON Der
8unbes: &esieruns u%ereinbarten 6anz
bels=8 ertrdSe NIT an6eren Nationen
gu beitdtisen. Oas lit natirli9 fir
bic betreffenben fremben Md@te, mie
fir uniere &esteruns iebr unansenebm
unb fann euentl. gu 3oQtriesen fab-
rem. Son semiiier Seite nun mir6
uorsei@lasen, feinen &anbibaten fir
bic Senatoren @irbe gu ermdblen,
ser ni9t auf Sreu unb 9lauben per-
ii6ere, fir Sic 8eitdtisuns ber 9anz
oelsuertrdse itimmen gu molen. Das
lit, NIT gerlaub gu melben, 1nitnn.
&eiu Senator in ipe fann peripre@en,
irsen6 cine Sanbelspolitit Ser &este=
runs obne meters unteritasen gu mol
len. Sang abseieben bauon, baB
bemofratii9e Sosatrdser bas mirtbz
i9aftli@e grosramm zines repubz
lifanii@en Yrdiibenten ni@t unbe=
ieben sutbeiBen 1perben, wdblen bic
@eiien in Ser 2estslatur sewObnlt@
ni@t BEN, Der bic meiiten 8eripre@=
unsen ma6t, lonbern ben, Der feline
@eripre@unseu in lanbesabti@er @an=
&c etnloIe len fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

Die Soften uuieres Sserss betrusen
bel Der erlieu EMANCIPATION Wse&in:
lens etmas mes,iser ais 1913, OOo. 600
per Sabr. Sei ieiner 2. amtseinflbrs
una iino lie aufS115, 600. 900 per
Sabr ODER am, ,etma 500 YroSent se=
itieaen. @em bas 10 weiter sebt,
blrfte in peiteren pier Sabren baS
@ilitdr bic seiammten GintInfte bes
2anbes auHreffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14


leste fi9 sc. 8. @rouer pom Der @reat
Nortbern unb 6. IS. Ounn non Der
Nortbern Yacific sesen bic Siu ms
@el9irr unter Der OaritelIuns, haB bic
in ber gorlase uOrseisbene @iienbabnz
fteueruermebrun9 nt@t nur unseiebli9
ionbern aud unsere9t iei. 9err Sacobz
ion, Der Sater ber 8iu, nabm bic gt=
%ienbabnen sebOris auf's &orn, inbem
CT sablensemdB na6wies, baB idmmt=
lide i'm Staate betriebenen 8abnen
In Ben letten sebn Sabren iowobl if
rem &eIeruefonbs ais au9 ibre Otpt=
benbeu erb0bt bdtten; aud bdtte iid
in BEN metiten Sdqen Ser @ertb ibrer
Nftten p%ereoppelt. Ote SID murbe
CUR rueiteren 8eratburs surifselest.
SIM Senat murbe unter Nufbebuns Der
8eseln iene Sorlase a%nsenommen,
mel9e SIC, 900 fur Experimentation
bes States Minneiota auf Der gan=
Nmerifanil@en IustelIuns in Buffalo
erlaubt. Mu9 Seuator Smitb's 8i0
ruurbe ansenoutmen; bur@ bieielbe
rpirb ienen Sarmern, sic in 190Oi@we=
rem Sdaben bur9 Sturm, 9asel unb
Dirre erlitten, Staatsbilfe CUR Gns
i9affuns pon Saatsetreibe sewdbrt.
Senator ,@auiemis's @orlaSe, wel@e
fur Ste Sarmer iebr wi@tts lit, ,uurbe
pom &omite hes @an3en CUR annabs
me empfoblen. Dur@ bteielbe wirb
Der 8erbreituns zines sefdbrli@en Tins
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
"piRgers'' in Trouble.

AS we mentioned last week, a num-
her OF cases for illegal liquor selling
were brought on Wednesday of last
week. They have resulted as follows:
Lyden and Hackerson were tried,
found guilty and are serving 80 days.
sentence in Jail. Oliver Ferguson,
who was arrested under the state law,
waived examination and was bound
oyer to the grand jury. Frank Hult-
berg was tried by jury and was found
guilty. Atty. Nordin pleaded his
case. Hultberg appealed to the Dis
trict court. John Anderson was tried
yesterday: and but for brewery agent
upon the jury would have been
promptly convicted. The jury was
out five hours and stood II to l for
conviction. This trial was a hard
fought battle, Attorneys Porter and
Nordin appearing for the accused.
The case was dismissed, however.
The cases against Peter Norlander
and Erick Borg have been dismissed
The assistant village attorney assures
the TRIBUNE that more cases will be
brought at once, and the joints be
closed. Pending this much desired
result, the TRIBUNE will reserve it's
comments.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
what Grass Seeds to Sow,

Many farmers have asked me this
question. 81 want to SOW tame grass
next spring. what varieties should be
so1n?" l sent to Professor Boss at
the school of agricu ture, St. Anthony
Park, who kindly has given the fol-
lowing advice:
For high land per acre:
lbs. timothy.
red clover.
" white clover.
) " broom grass.
Low land per acre:
6 lbs. timothy.
" red clover.
3. " red top.
3 " broom grass.
p. r. SLETTEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Chance For All.
A Great Clearing Sale of High
Grade Pianos.
SALE OPENS MAR. 20, At O'CLOCK
Conducted by the Well Known and Re.
liable House Of Howard, FarweIl 4
Co., Of st. Paul and Minneapolis.

Never before in the history of piano
selling has such world renowned pianos
as the Chickering & Son, whose name
for eighty years has stood for all that
is best in pianOfOrte construction, and
the celebrated Fischer pianos, been
offered for sale at factory prices. Be
wise and take ad antage of this i'm
mense opportunity.
Fifty pianos to close out at these
slaughter prices, two car loads of
which are now on sale in Willmar Op-
posite the post Office in the old Bank
of Willmar building. This sale will
positively not last but few days.
First choice to those who come first.
Terms of sale: $40 to $50 down pay
ment, balance $40 to SIS monthly paw
ments, interest at six per cent. We
carry our own contracts and no col
lections are made through bank or
other agencies. In other words your
business with US does not pass through
other hands.
Speaking of the Chickering & Sons
pianos, the great Franz List says:
ITO be just l must declare them per-
feet. There is no quality that is for
eign to them. Your Instruments pos
sess in supreme degree nobility and
power of tone, elasticity and security
of touch, harmony, brilliancy, solidity
charms and prestige, and thus offer a
harmonious ensemble of perfections
to the exclusion of all defects" These
are the pianos now offered to you a.
factory prices.
OF the Fischer pianos the St. JOSEPH
Academy, St. Paul says: eve take
great pleasure in adding our testi
m"nials to the already very large
number given in favor of the Fischer
pianos. With regard to their dura
hility we have had every opportunit,
of being good judges as they are If
constant use in our respective institu
tions from I q. m. to 7 D. M. and WI
find their ability to resist this con
stant wear second to none.
Mother Seraphin, superior of St. 10
seph's Academy.
M Their Celestine, superior of St. Aga
that's convopt
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Against the Mamre Ditch.

Judge Qvale last week handed down
his decision in the Mamre ditch case,
In the matter of Bertha G. Bergstrom,
ct. al, vs.. the county commissioners.
After setting forth the facts as ascer-
tanned from the evidence, the Judge
finds:
THAT the said board of county
commissioners have no power or au-
thorlty to drain or lower said meand-
cred lakes. =
THAT plaintiffs have judgment
forever enjoinipg and restraining the
de1endents, their successors in office
and deputies, and each of them, from
constructing and from letting any con-
tract for the construction of said
ditch, and from expanding any money
OF the county for it's construction, and
from assessing the expenses OF its
construction as proposed.
3-Ihat plaintiffs recover their costs
and disbursements herein.
A stay OF twenty days was granted
before Judgment be entered.
The entire expense of this ditch mat
ter falls upon the county. The viewing
and surveying alone amounted to
S7l4.45 and the total cost of the case
will probably reach about 81, 100.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20

elected from and by the stockholders at the
annual meeting of said Corporation for the
term of one year and shall hold Office until
their successors shall have been elected and
have qualified With the exception OF that,
the above mentioned Trustees shall be elected
for three years and on the first election OF the
Stockholders for this Corporation to elect the
Trustees one for one year. one Tor Two years
and one for three years. and after the first
election to be elected for three years. At
the first meeting of said Board OF Directors,
after such annual election, or at an adjourned
meeting thereof, said newly elected board
shall organize and select chairman from their
own number.
ARTICLE VIII.
1t shall be the duty of the Board of Directors
to make recommendation to any annual or
special meeting of the Stockholders for such
Bylaws as is necessary for the management
of this Corporation.
ARTICLE VIII.
Whenever a vacancy shall occur in the said
Board Of Directors, the said Board may fill
| such vacancy or vacancies by appointing any
Stockholder from this corporation, when
majority of the existing members of the Board
OF DIRECTORS IS present and the person or per-
sons so by said Board of Directors appointed
|
til the next succeeding annual meeting of
| Stockholders.
| ARTICLEX
| Thetirst president of this corporation shall
! be: liver l. Dale.
The first vice president of this corporation
shall be: August Lindgren.
| The first treasurer of this corporation shall
be: r. o. Stat.
The first secretary of this corporation shall
be: Ole S. Regstad
The first trustee of this corporation for one
year shall be: Nils Helgeson.
The first trustee of this corporation for two
years shall be: Edward H. Hauge.
The first trustee of this corporation for three
years shall be: P. j. Peterson.
AL of whom shall hold their respective
offices until the first annual meeting of the
Stockholders of this Corporation and until
their successors shall have been elected and
shall have qualified. The election of trustees
to be in accordance with Article VII of this
Corporation.
Sealed with our seals and dated this 23rd day
. OF February, A. D. 1901,
Signed sealed and 1V 1IE PALE I1I1sr {sea Seal
delivered in pres +. Q: sTA1, Seal
ence OF JULIUS ia OLE S. REIGsTAD, Seal |
CoBsoN and ALBERT NILS HhLGEsoN, [Seal
HEDLUND. EDW. H. HAUGE, Seal.
P. j. Peterson, lSeal !
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23rd
day of February A. D. 1901.
LEONARD BERGsTRoM,
y Justice of the Peace,
Town of Hayes, Swift Co, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Articles Of Incorporation Of the West
Lake Creamery Association. E.

know all men by these presents, That we, the
hereuntO, have agreed to, and do
herepy associate ourselves together as body
corporate Tor the purposes hereinafter ex-
presseu' ana DO hereby, under and pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter thirty-four, of the
denera) Statutes of the State of Minnesota of
the year OF our Lord 1878, and the acts amend
atory thereof and supplementary thereto in
corporate ourselves, and therefore, and to
that end, we do hereby adopt, agree to and
sign the following Articles of incorporation,
ARTICLE
The name of this Corporation shall be West
Lake Creamery Association and the place
where its business is to be carried on is at the
creamery building on Section nineteen Q9),
Township one hundred and twenty-one GID,
Range thirty-six 1867, County of :Kandiyohi,
State of Minnesota.
ARTICLE II.
The general nature of the business of this
corporation shall be to receive and purchase
OF butter and cheese.
ARTICLE III.
The time of the commencement of this cor
poration shall be the first Monday in March
A. D. 1901, and the period Of the continuance
'neio Ol ohs'il NC I"eHIy WV years from sale
date.
ARTICLE w.
The amount of capital stock of this Corpora
tion shall be two thousand four hundred an,
sixty-iive ($2, 1859 dollars divided into four hun
dred and ninety-three shares of the par value
each of five dollars (S5.OO).
ARTICLE "
The Board of Directors have no right tt
make Indebtedness or liabilities, except for
moderate amount for running expenses, with
out the consent Of majority of the stock
holders voting for it at an annual meeting or
special meeting called for that purpose
ARTICLE vi.
There shall be held an annual meeting of thu
Stockholders OF this corporation on the frs
Monday of February of each year at tn.
creamery building owned by this Corporatio
on said Section nineteen O9), Township on
hundred and twenty-one Q2D, Range thrty-si;
| (36), said County and State
ARTICLE VII.
The government OF this Corporation and tn
| management Of it's affairs shall be vested in
| President, a Vice PRESIDENT Treasurer,
| Secretary, all OF whom shall be stockholder
III this Corporation. Also to elect thre
Trustees, all of whom shall be stockholders O
| this Corporation, and the above mentione
| officers and the three Trustees to constitute
Board OF Directors. The four 90 above mer
toned officers and the three (3) Trustees. tx
cept the one hereinafter named, shall b.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Fighting for the Interests Of His
County.

Our St. Paul letter came in too late
for publication this week. One item
of especial interest to Kandiyohi coun-
ty readers we make room for, as fol-
lows:
1.-THE Pope bill, to make the coun-
ties of Pine and Kandiyohi liza ,le for
the payne Mt of certain outstanding
debts was declared unconstitutional by
the Supreme court. The bill passed
the House and was referred to Sena-
tors McKusick and Grue. They failed
to report upon the measure. Senator
Young introduced similar measure,
which was referred to the Senate Com
mittee on Towns and Counties and re-
ported back by them, despite the or
positions of Senators Grue and McKu-
sick, to pass. Both senators will
fight its passage.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Traced to Chicago.

Sheriff Odell returned last Friday
from Chicago, in charge of Albert
Anton, who was arrested on the
charge of grand larceny in the second
degree. The crime for which he is
held was committed last August, when
VIM. Moll, of the town of Harrison,
was the Los err of two watches and a
gold ring. Anton was brought before
Judge Bitterness the same day for a
hearing, but the case was adjourned
until Friday OF this week. We UNDER
stand there is another charge against
him for horse stealing. %
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Concert No. 8.

The Citizens Band will give the
third concert in the series on Wednes-
cay evening, March q. A program
fully as good as those given at the
previous entertainments will be pre-
scented. The following incomplete pro-
gram will give the bands patrons an
idea of what may be expected. Part
I will consist entirely of selections by
the band.
PARTI
Jolly Fellows waltz R. Volstedt:
a. Gloria from the 18th Mass. ........... Mozart
b. La Paloma Cuban Serenade -. 80. Yradier
" Hunting Scene descriptive. Bucalosse
Synopsis: The morning breaks calm and
peaceful. The huntsman prepares for the
pleasure of the chase. We jump into our
saddles and our huntsman sounds merry
blast: The parties join. The road is alive
with horsemen. On the scent. Tally-ho. The
death. The return home.
PART H.
FlaHO 300 MISS EGnel halnS
Vocal Solo. .......... Miss Eleanor G. Nielsen
Tancred Overture. .............R OsSini.
: Willmar Orchestra.
Shepherds Sunday Song. .Kreutzer.
Horn Quartet.
Vocal Solo: ...... Mrs Cairns.
Citizens Band.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Lieutenant General Miles and party
have arrived at Havana.
4 Joseph Rider, inventor Of the Rem.
ington rifle. is dead at Newark, o.,
aged "a. s .@. z S e.s: fts&
II, "A dispatch from Rome says eight
soldiers and customs officers have
been killed by an avalanche near Lake
Como. &.
Leander d. Parker, for Is years gen,
eral superint OF the Postal Tel
egraph company. II dead It bis homo
II Eyanston, Ills.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20

Results. Immediate and lasting.
Before and after trying other RENE
dies use Rocky Mountain Tea this
month. Twill keep you we'll all sum-
mer. A great spring blessing.
..:.z. bis. Il "A. E. MOSSBERG.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
colfs.x..
COlfov MINI M a ;,

Colfax, Mimi, March IA, 1901. /:
Colfax has been very we'll advertised
this winter, 80 people might know now
that there is town by that name in
kandiy obi county One editor said
he had read about this town 10 is
different ne xspapers and all about
small pOx, But the hard thing of It
is, that we have had but Ave cases Of
the 20, think, we have been credited
with, and the one fatal cred tied to us,
we weresno entitled 70 either. No
new cases and every body ont quar-
sptiDe OBSERVES.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Object to Annexation,

Winnipeg, Man., March 2O.-Assini-
boia is protesting against being added
to Manitoba, owing to the enormous
liability which the latter province is
assuming. Real estate men expect
business will be seriously affected if
the railway deals go through at Of
taWa. ->s & r.. 10 -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
PRICE OF A STOLEN KISS.
An indianapolis Jury Fixes It at Fis.
teen Hundred Dollars.

al Inu1anapoI1s jury Fixes It at Fir
teen Hundred Dollars.
Indianapolis, March 20.-The mar
ket price for stolen kiss and an EN-
brace was fixed at $500 by jury in
Judge Men esters' branch of the su-
perior court in deciding Lillian Bon
nifield's action for $4,000 damages
against James G. Wheat, formerly in
charge of postoftice station "A" in
North Illinois street.
Mrs. Bonnifield charged that Wheat
forcibly entered her apartments near
the postof1ce Jan. 26, 1898, while her
husband was away at work and
pressed a kiss upon her lips and en-
braced her.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Coming. "The Iowa Cyclone, ~

& Rev. Chas. S. Dean, the eloquent
and popular reform lecturer, will ap-
pear at Willmar during, the last four
days of the village campaign. The
will be held at the Bonde
hall and will be interesting, enter
tanning and Instructive. Further no
tice in our next issue, 55, $.s 4: b Is t3%