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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-05-15
Svea

May 13.-Kid is not dead yet, though
he has not shown up for couple of
weeks. zee. .Erick Hegstrom Jr. has
made some improvements on his resi-
dence. .... .MisssHanna Lundberg, who
is attending the Seminary, visited at
home Sunday and Monday. Emil
Hegstrom is conducting two months
term of Swedish parochial school in
the church school room. >. Miss Chris
tine Granquist is dressmaking at P.
N. Olson s.. Miss Ellen Lundberg,
who is teaching parochial school in
Christine congregation. visited with
her folks here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Blomgren returned from
Minneapolis Monday. -. The young
ladies sewing society met at Gust Will
liamson's home Wednesday. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Faulk visited friends at
Kerkhoven a few days the past week.
..... .Erick Lindquist left for Kenmare,
N. Dak., last Tuesday, to make some
improvements on his claim. The
Y. P. Society met Friday evening week
before last. It being a business meet
ing, new officers were elected. P. A.
Johnson was elected president, and
Miss Ada Johnson secretary. 80. L..
Nls oOA OASOA UAA VI 1AO AA1NOu uC1
Sunday, and have gone to housekeep-
ing in the Hegstrom residence. Kid
extends his sincere congratulations to
the happy couple, and wishes them
much luck, happiness, and smooth
sailing over the matrimonial sea .....
Miss Ellen Faulk has a new wheel. i. =.
L. Erick Englund has returned from
Willmar. IA. Johnson of Atwater
had charge of the creamery while our
buttermaker, Mr.. Sorenson, was away
getting "spliced." The remains OF
Peter Berglund of Lake Lillian were
laid at rest in the Mission Friends
cemetery here Wednesday week ago.
A genuine up-to-date "surprise
party was sprung on Mr.. and Mrs.
Sorenson last Friday evening. Every
one present reports a good time. ....
Miss Minnie Freeberg is very low with
quick consumption. There are no
hopes for her recovery 80. .Prepara-
tions for celebrating Decoration Day
are being made. 1t is said that we'd
ding bells will soon be ringing in
this vicinity again. Let 'em ring . ..
Say, Deputy, we are tired of that old
tune, but would be highly pleased to
hear your political hymn.
KID MCCHEE.
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RoSeIand.

May 11.-Misses Olive and Sophie
Gustafson came home from Minneapo-
lis last week. il. Z. Mr.. Andrew M. Rem
strom and Miss Hilma Renstrom were
married last Saturday, by Justice Ot-
terness. Pat wishes the young couple
a happy journey through life. -. Miss
Emmeline Lindquist closed an eight
months school in town of Holland last
Thursday, and came home yesterday.
800. Misses Gustafson visited school
last Thursday afternoon. Z. q. Our school
closed yesterday with a picnic at Mrs.
Lindquist's place. Although the
weather was somewhat threatening for
a part of the day quite a crowd was
present. The children and friends en-
joyed an open-air dinner, after which
a literary program was rendered. At
the close of the program the teacher,
Mr.. Hanson, was rendered a "surprise -
in the form of handsome gold chain
and locket presented to him by the
school children. Both young and OLD
seemed to enjoy the day, and went
away delighted. The average attend
ance for the year was q IS; number
enrolled, 48; number entitled to appor-
tionment, AZ; number of books taken
from the library, 1874. 80. Farmers are
busy planting corn. .,i. PAT.
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N est Lake,

May l3.-The school grounds have
been graded and fenced in by S. M.
Nelson, and now have a fine appear
ance. 80. Andrew Anderson rides a
new carriage. Wonder what's up?. .
-. Miss Josephine Thorne returned
home Saturday from Denver, Co..,
where she has been for q couple OF
years. She expects to stay home for
some time. "A large crowd attend
ed the sociable at Alfred Olander's
Thursday. Among those from New
London were Misses Ella Broberg,
Carrie Larson, Esther Lawson, and
Messrs. Henry Lindgren, Gust Peter
son, Fred Monson and Joseph Bro
berg. ......J. Bengtson sold team OF
horses to Carl STAN last week.
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"trip to points in Northern Minneso

trip to points in Northern Minnesota,
The Lennon & Gibbons ball team o1
st. Paul. one of the best in the North
west. has been secured to play against
the Willmar team. The game will be
played here on Decoration day.
Madam Camilla Urso, the celebrated
lady vlollnlst, and her company, have
been secured by the opera house man
agement to appear here in a grand
concert on the evening of May 20.
L: M. Crosby, wife and daughter
arrived here last week from Menom-
inee, Wis. Mr.. Crosby has gone to
W atertown, S. D., to take charge of
the Edwards, Wood & Co. commission
house.
Arrangements are not yet complete
Tor Decoration day exercises. The
q. A. Il. Post will meet soon to make
hnal arrangements. 1t is expected
that the program will be published
next week.
Miss Isabelle Chase, teacher in the
3rd and 4th grades of the Garfield
school, is among the teachers re-
elected by the board for another year.
BY mistake her name was omitted in
last weeks list.
Our machine men are kept busy these
days supplying the farmers with i'm
plements for the season. One firm re-
ports the disposal Of seven binders
last Saturday, besides a large amount
of other business.
D. N. Tallman was in the cities last
week, and while there made arrange
ments for shipping his gasoline launch
to Spicer. It was expected to arrive
this week, so as to be put on Green
Lake at an early date.
Geo. II. Hitchcock and mother came
up from Minneapolis and spent sever
al days here the past week as the
guests of B. F. Jenness. They ex-
pect to make their future home at
Washington Court House, Ohio.
Miss Marie Railson with assistants
and pupils will give musical recital
at Seminary hall next Tuesday even
ing, May p, at 8 O'Clock. Admission
10 cents. A program cons listing of
both vocal and instrumental music
will be rendered.
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Lake Lillian.

May 6.-S. J. Johnson is tearing
down the old residence and will re-
place it with new and more substan-
tlal building. ole Linn is erecting
q new residence On his land. Wonder
ii Ole has been struck by cupid's ar
row.. Miss Louisa Lundquist visited
at BensOn's Sunday "A social
''hop" was given at John Johnson's g
last Saturday night. . Mission meet
ings were held in the Norwegian Luth-
eran church last Monday and Tues
day, but owing to the unfavorable
weather it was lightly attended. . .
Theodore Linn will commence a term
of parochial school at the Christine
church next week.. The young peo-
pie OF the Christine congregation have
organized a literary society with a
view to raise money for decorating
the church. The following officers
were elected: Rev. J. O. Lundberg,
Pres, Johnny Johnson, Vice Pres,
A. A. Swedin, Jr., cashier, and Theo-
dore Linn, secretary. .Messrs. O.
Lett and P. Lofgren, Sr., visited at
Olivia some time ago. They were
much pleased with the hospitality in
that town. .Alf. johnson went to
Bowoe!ls, N. d., last week with a car
load of farm implements. Supper
was served by the committee of the
Y. +. S. of the Christine congrega-
tion at Ole Lundquist's Friday even
ing. Andrew Matson and Miss
Hilma Renstrom were united in mar
riage last week. A reception was
given at the home of the brides par
ents Sunday. Congratulations are in
order. Lewis Carlson recently COM
pleted the job of excavating a cellar
for John A. Peterson. =. Lars Erick-
son is erecting a store building at
Lundquist City. We wish him success
in his undertaking. .... There is some
talk about getting a neighborhood
telephone over to Lake Lillian.
Farming land and improved farms
are in great demand around here. We
learned that one man from Iowa
bought Albert Rodelius' and Born
stedt's farms for $25 per acre.
O'DOWD.
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GenneSsee.

May l3.-Miss Lydia Anderson of
Atwater visited at A. Nelson's last
Sunday. 80. The town board Of Gen.
nessee met last Saturday to inspect
the work of the new road grader.
c. A: Peterson is assisting P. Levan-
der doing mason work. -. r. E. Pc
terson and son Willie departed for
Jacksonville some time ago. Jacob
Holtan departed for Kenmare, N. D.. ,
April 80 .....And. Anderson returned
from Kenmare last week 49,. Elmer
Quist and Mrs. G.. P. Holme had a
runaway April q. The buggy was
tipped off high grade and Mrs. Holme
sustained serious injuries, from which
she has not yet recovered IN. P.
Anderson is building an addition to
his house. "A lawn sociable was civ.
en- at N. K. Browns last Sunday, al
which the Atwater band furnished the
music. .....T. O. Anderson visited al
P. Altman's last Sunday. >. Mary and
Carrie Lindquist were to Willmar ont
day last week.. .Atwater is suppose6
to be dry, but the pig has one eye ope1
the back door. CRACKER-JACK.
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That litchfieId Game.

Last Friday will go down on the
papes of history as ''Black Friday"
for Willmar's ball team. Our boys
met defeat at the hands of the enemy.
and that the result was such is not to
be wondered at. The Willmar club,
as it was lined up at Litch6eld, should
not have undertaken to play the game,
as it not only lacked practice but was
also partly made up of substitute men
who were obliged to fill in at the last
moment. The writer, who was wit
ness of the game, will however make
no apologies, and give Litchield all
honors due for her excellent playing.
8 to tells the sad tale which our boys
brought home. The scorer wept bitter
tears as goose-egg after goose-egg
was recorded, but was promised that
the second attempt would be better.
so finally mustered up fresh courage.
Captain Markhus saved the team from
total annihilation by bringing in one
score in the sixth inning. Umpire
Strobeck was severely criticised in
some of his decisions, but then what
umpire is not. The Willmar boys
were doomed to 'sdie on the spot"
and there was no salvation for them.
Ljtchfeld has team of ball players
for the season that will put up some
rather stiff games. Their first ap-
pearance in a match game proved to
the spectators that they would make
things interesting this season. Sever
al league players have been secured
With abundant practice they are de-
termined to win the cup from Will
mar, and our boys have now learned
from their first experience that they
must fight for it.
The lineup of the Litchfeld team
was as follows: Bearwald, catcher;
Cox. pitcher; Spelliscy, shortstop;
Dodds, 1st base; Flynn, End base;
Egan, 3rd base; Holset, left field; Lar
son, center field; Hine, right field.
OF these players, we understand that
Cox is a former member of the Duluth
team, and Larson has been doing
work for a league team, hailing from
Chicago. The latter showed that he
was a professional by his fine field
ing in Fridays game. Cox in the
box did noble work and was given
excellent support all around. A home
run by Spelliscy in the fifth inning
was one of the features of the game.
Willmar lined up as follows: Clay
tor, catcher: Treadway, pitcher;
L lefCe, suOfISIOD. bOnue, 1Sb DdSe,
Wunsch, End base: Anderson, 3rd
base; Markhus, left field; Huffman,
centerfeld; Torgerson, right field.
The battery was good. Considering
| the little practice the team had, they
did we'll to cOnfine themselves to seven
errors.
The score by innings was as fol-
| lows:
| Willmar % 0 0 O O l 0 0 OIL
Litchfeld.. l 2 0 l 0 80 O-8
/ Litchfeld business houses enjoyed a
| half holiday during the game. The
band enlivened the occasion with
music.
The return game will be played at
Willmar Athletic Park, and the boys
promise to be in fine trim - for the
event. The date is next Friday, May
IT,
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kandiyohI.

May l3.-H. Hjort of Atwater was
seen in this vicinity last Tuesday. :.
Misses Cora Peterson and Lydia Gla-
der made pleasant call at J. En-
blom's Wednesday evening j.
Bengtson visited with his friend 81.
Altman of Gennessee Thursday. -. "A
number of young people drove down
to Atwater Wednesday evening to at
tend the social given at the town hall
by the ladies of the M. E. church.
Miss Helga Broman is dressmaking at
N. Norman s..... Harry Anderson is
assisting J. Narverud in excavating
for the new barn. F.. E. Morine was
in Willmar Saturday D.. Mary Olson,
waitress at the Frebergh hotel. made a
short visit at her home Thursday.
The ladies of the Kandiyohi NJ. E.
church gave social at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson Thursday
afternoon.
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HappiIy IN arriod.

The home of Mr.sand Mrs. Ears Ost
lund, in the town Of Mamre, was the
scene of a very pretty wedding las1
Saturday. The contracting parties
were their daughter, Miss Naemi Ost
lund, and Mr.. Otis Parker Sather
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Sather, of Willma ar. The ceremon,
was performed on the lawn at
O'Clock, and was witnessed by 25(
guests, including aelarge number from
Rev. N. Frykman, of the Salem
Mission church, of1iciated. The brida
party entered from the house anC
marched out on thelawn to the strains
of Mendelssohn's Wedding March,
played by Mrs. D. N. Tallman. III. M
groom was escorted by his cousin, Mr.
Nels Iverson, as best man, and the
bride entered with her brother, Johr
Ostlund, who gave: her away. She
was preceded by the flower girls, Miss
Helen Sather, sister of the groom
and Miss Ella Odell. The brides
maids were Miss Esther Ostlund, maic
of honor, and Miss Emma Erlandson
The groom was attended by Messrs
Nels IversOn and Emil Ostlund as
grOOmsmen.
The bride looked charming in he,
gown of cream colored cashmere
which was trimmed with lace. She
wore lilies af the valley and also
wreaths of smilax. The bridesmaid
were dressed in white and wore carna
ti)ns. The flower girls we're also
dressed in white, ::one carrying rec
roses and one white roses. THE
groom ana groomsmen were dressed
in the conventional black.
A sumptuous wedding dinner was
served in a large tent. The brida
pair received large number of val
liable and useful presents, including a
cash gift of $500.
The following relatives were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. "A. O. Sather and
family, Andrew Larson and son Fred,
and Mrs. D. N. Tallman, of Will
mar; Mr.. and Mrs.. H. j. Dale anl
Mr.. Nels Iverson, Of Renville; Mr..
Orval Sathcr, of Minneapolis: Mrs
O. H. Bergstrom and daughters, O.
Hector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sather left on Mon
day for a wedding trip to points il
Wisconsin and also the twin cities.
They will be at home in Pennock i1
two weeks, where the groom is nicely
located in the mercantile business with
his father. The young couple enjoy
the high esteem of h large circle o1
friends. who extend to them their bes
wishes in their voyage on the matri
mOnial sea.
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Real Estate Transfers.

LAKE LILLIAN.
May 1O.s Albert Rodelius to G. F. Lind
strom, VIZ seA, seA swA. sec. NV. d. 5000.
HOLLAND.
M Nay yd 10 Henry FEym e5 to Ole O. Grinager,
May s. Delos D. Smith to Andrew Jacob
son, eh neA, sec. 21, W. d. $1,000.
=. May s. St. P. NJ. & NJ. Ry. Co. to Delos D.
Smith, swh swA. Sec 19; trustees deed 1928 96
Smith. eA nwA, neA swA, sec: 1; ,e1s neA
Trustees deed, M ss61 Is. '' '>' 1" 49, '''' ~
r, May s. Anna Christianson to Henry &C. G.
Birkemeyer, e1a neA, seA, sec. 81, W.d. $4,000
GENNEssEE.
May 10. Sofus Nygaard to Anna G. Ny
&c. saefo' equal 0no u VIZ sea- Se'' &'' w. o.
May 10. Johannes Nygaard et al to Anna
sec. IS; seA neh, Sec 26; sK swI: sec: "a; and
n3 nwA, seA nwA, sec. 25, W. d. .lS5,500.
part of lot 6, sec a. W. d. $75.
M Nay yo u n Lars ne O. ThorRs to I9hp d Lynch
NAV II. Josephine E. Estrsm to John
Lynch, eh swI. nwA seA, seA nwA, swA
neA, sec. 81, W: d: 81 600:
Thorpe nwH nea, seA ne1; 81 seA, sec. 81,
trustees deed, SLIGO.
May 49, Louis K. Hall to Peter Hong, M
seA. seA seA, lot 1. sec: 2S. cd 81 90.
May 49, Elizabeth K. Wilson to Peter
Hong, eH se4, nwA seA, lot l, sec. 2S, &c. d
$125.
NORWAY LAKE
May 49, Narve NJ Roaen to Edward Roaen,
sA neA, nh sen, sec. IA. W. d. $2,5OO.
RAYMOND.
May 10. Ruby B. Tuckey to Albert Flynn,
lot 10, block 4, Leightons add. W d. 500.
VILLAGE OF w1LLMAR.
May TO- K.T. Otos to Andrew A. Klevjer
part of lots 1, 2. and 4. block %, W. d. $4,000.
May 10. The Willmar Land and Improve
ment Co. to Karenus 7. Otos. lots / and g
block 6, Sperry's Add. W. d. $780,
May II. Alette Berg to Charles s. Geer
lot z block 1O1, W. d. $500.
May 13. Samuel Olson and Axel H. Roise
to Peter Hong, lot 1, block q, v. d. SITS.
May ID. Adolph Hong to n. ] Hong, und
y part lot 4, block 2. Nelson's Add. and
und. part lot2, block B. Seminary Add.
May IS. Marcus Johnson to John L.. Dehl.
bonn, lots and 2, block 3, Paulson and Sun
de's sub-div.. lot D. Eastern Add, " ID. $500
May 4? Willmar Land and Improvement
Co. to F.. f. Nelson. lots 16 and II, block 4
Sperry's Add., W ID. $500. 5rH -'.
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A Quiet Wedding.

A quiet wedding occurred last Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G,
G. Sandberg, of South Fifth street,
when their daughter, Miss Selma
Sandberg, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Charley Olson, of the Metropoli-
tan Barber Shop. The marriage was
solemnized at 5 O'Clock p. M, Rev.
A. N. Osterholm officiating. Only
relatives and few intimate friends
were present. After the ceremony a
wedding supper was served. The brid-
al pair have gone into housekeeping
in rooms at the Eric Holt residence
The TRIBUNE joins their large circle
OF friends in wishing them long life
of happiness.
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Surprised Their Pastor.

The congregation of the Swedish
Baptist church planned a very pleas
ant surprise for their newly married
pastor and wife, last Sunday. After
the morning service the couple was in
vited to partake of dinner, which had
been nicely prepared in the basement,
and while there presentation was
made to them of $50 in cash from the
members of the congregation. The
Little Helpers society also rendered
it's respects by donation of $40 for
a chair TO 90 into the new home OF
Rev. and Mrs. Larson.
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Teachers and School Officers Meeting

A circular has baen issued by the
county superintendent of schools ad-
dressed to the teachers and school
officers of Kandiyoh county, calling
their attention to joint meeting which
is to be held in : the Willmar High
school building on Saturday, May rs.
The move of holding. such meetings is
a good one, and it is the only way in
which all questions. df common inter-
est can be discussed to- advantage.
It is hoped that there will be a large
attendance at the first meeting, so as
to give the proper encouragement for
future meetings, Which b it is proposed
to hold annually. The following in
teresting program has been arranged
PROGRAM.
Meeting called to order at 1880 a. m.
by County Superintendent, E. F.
Fink.
Paper-''In School and Out o1
School," Mr.. W. G. Miles of Kandi-
yohi.
General Discussion.
NOON RECESS.
Meeting called to order at 1:30 D. m.
Music by Willmar High School Glee
Club.
Paper-''The School Board From a
Teachers Standpoint" Mr.. Henry
G. Hanson of District No. 64.
General Discussion.
Address-''The Teachers Relation tC
the School Board,' Mr.. James A.
Wharton, of the Willmar Board o1
Education.
General Discussion.
Address-"C entr lizing Rura
Schools Estate Superintendent J Ohr
W. Olson.
General Discussion.
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Went to the Wedding.

The following Willmar people we're
among the guests in attendance at the
Satber- wedding in Mamre
last Saturday: DR.. and Mrs. Harold
Frost, L. O. Thorpe and family, M.
@. Thorpe and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Void, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Wold, Misses Edith, Marion and
Celia Frost, Mrs. H. G. Ward and
Miss Bessie Ward, Mrs. E. W. Lewis,
E. C. Wellin, Lawrence Thorpe, Mis-
ses Hannah Estrem and Janette
Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lien and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Odell,
Mrs. L. Rodlun and children, and Mr..
and Mrs. E.. Wallin.
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wiIImar. the Charming City of Homes.
Published by request.]


While swinging in my hammock,
On Sunday here I thought
I'd paint fancy picture
OF Willmar, and sought,
While the simmer bseeze was blowing,
The inspiration for
These lines, and from my brain they flowe d
AS oft they've done before.
In the heart of Minnesota,
On the prairies of the west,
I found this lovely village,
The one like the best.
a bustlng railroad center,
At noon is what you'll find.
But Sunday all is quiet,
In shops of every kind.
Not even photographers
Will open up their door.
The streets are straight, and wider
Than many I've seen before.
The merchants seem so honest,
And generous to all,
While all their stores are neat and clean.
You're welcome if you call.
The boys are bright and courteous
The old. or younger son:
In searching for 'smart- Alecks''
You'd scarcely find a one.
For boys of good behavior,
In this class you're at the head
And will surpass full many a town
Through which my way I've sped.
Your fine young ladies all seem gay,
And captivating too.
The few I've chanced to greet here, boys,
I'm glad l met, aren't yOu?
Their sparkling eyes, and tender smiles,
Appeal to every man.
With t leir social chat and charming
Avoid them ii you can. WAYS,
Your press is run by noble men,
And hustlers too. I am sure
Who treat traveller very well,
With their business methods pure
And free from false, and selfish plans,
They seem to do their best
To help advance, and boom the town.
And please visiting guest.
Your homes are so attractive,
The citizens have prepared.
Those lovely lawns and shade trees,
Where labor has not been spared.
With many Home, Sweet Home.
Vacation, would like to ospend-
Right here, and cease to roam.
And should chance to marry and
Settle down for life.
I think I'll come to Willmar,
With my baggage, and my wife.
Instead of Minneapolis. 49,
Make my Headquarters here.
And think 'twould be pleasure,
To return here twice a year.
NY .'ideal town" is where every man
~ Has home at his own command.
In our 'sland OF the free" he Is then king,.
In q cottage, or mansion grand.
j may cross the stormy Atlantic .
r Before return to yOu.
+ But I'll never forget that Willmar Il
al 3 Is spot I love to view: s.ts@S .-,. -
with parting shot Of praises for ~
Professor Kilgore' 8 school, 49, !
must close my rambling verses, x II. %"
And allow my pen to cool. s~n,&s a
I'll soon be hundreds OF miles away,
a While the cities travel through. aS 4,
i So. ladies and gentlemen, girls and boys, 4 &
@ III kindly bid you adieu. +..sz$s5.
W11I1AM E. YoUreou1sr.-
stereopti con cturer
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Teachers, Beware.

We are in receipt of a circular
warning teachers to look out for rep
resentatives of a Chicago firm that
claims to secure permission to send
the teacher loose sheets of a work on
history, for examination, but really
secures an order for a bound work,
worthless in character, and st an ex-
orbitant price. Don't sign anything
until you know what it is, and even
then it is better not to sign it. All
reputable and valuable books for
teachers can be obtained from we'll
known educational publishing houses,
without the intervention of an agent.
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School Notes.

Invitations have been issued for the
Junior reception to be held Friday
evening at the Merchants Hotel.
George Weedall had the misfortune
to step on a rusty nail and in conse-
quence is unable to be at school.
A chorus composed of High School
students under the direction of Mr..
Kilgore are practicing music for COM
mencement.
Miss Wright's brother from Alexan-
dria was her guest during the latter
part of last week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-05-15

Postmaster Birch expects to go to
St. Paul next week to attend the Sec
ond annual convention of the Post
masters Association of Minnesota,
which will be held at the new fedora
building in that city on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. Birch will take
part In Wednesdays program by
reading q paper on "The Money Or
der System. y" =. ~. -: