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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Lake Lillian.

Mar. 17.-Election day turned out
to be rather a stormy one. Many had
to retire from the polls sooner than
they intended. Lake Lillian is rather
a quiet place at present on account of
the small pOx scare. So far only one
case has been discovered. All possible
efforts have been made by the town
authorities to prevent it's spreading.
DR.. Nelson has been kept busy vac
cinating Mrs. Erick Nordin is a
guest at VIM. Johnson's. "A. II.
Wick transacted business in Willmar
Monday. .Thos. Signal of Lake
Elizabeth did veterinary work at Au-
gust Anderson's last Tuesday ......
The farmers of this locality take ad-
vantage of the sleighing this week
hauling wheat. 49,. Some of our young
P. Blomgren's q week ago last Satnr-
day. A good time was reported. %.
Emil Hansen of Lake Elizabeth was
dehorning cattle in this neighborhood
last week. On account of the grip
and bad colds the hospital has been
crowded to it's utmost capacity every
night. ....A. M. Hedin transacted
business at the county seat Thursday.
..... Mrs. John Erickson is visiting
with relatives in Minneapolis. The
Nils Lund threshing company has been
busy grinding feed the past few days.
......B. E. Anderson. our merchant,
has been very busy the past week.
Mr.. Anderson is disposing of his stock
at reduced prices and the people of the
surrounding neighborhood are taking
advantage of it,. Rev. Eastman
and Henry Hanson held religious SER
vices today in the south school house,
Dist. s.. 1t is with sad feeling that
the correspondent takes up his pen to
make few remarks in regard to a
certain party in this neighborhood
who has been lying and made insult
ing remarks about people who are per-
fectly innocent. I will not 20 into de-
tails about it, but would advice the
party concerned to be a little more
careful next time.
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Real Estate Transfers.
FAST LAKE LILLIAN.

EASi Ian r. LiLh1AA
Mar lS-Geo NJ. Nelson to VIM. f.
Harrington, Sig, Sec 49, 9..............$ 4OO.D
ROSELAND.
Mar l6-Andrew G. Anderson to J. A.
Markham, VIZ nwl4, sec. 31.......... I.S3
HOLLAND.
Mar l4-Frank Newberg to Al Plow-
man, me- 4, sec. ~. O.......... ......... 4,32O.OO
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND.
Mar 15-Amelia Shoeneck to Spencer
Erickson, part of lot l, blk II. 10000
Mar. l5--A. ShOeneck to X. GOeman
Pott, part of lot 1, blk 11............ 5000
Mar. 15-Klaas Goeman Pott to Spen-
Ger Erickson, part of lot 2, blk H.. 10000
Mar. l5-Klaas Goeman Pott to A.
Shoeneck, part of lot :, blk l1....... 5000
IRVING.
Mar. 15-S. H. Adams to Clara Barker,
neA SeA, Sec Observation-Disclosures. 20. l,0OO.U
BURBANK.
Mar. 13-August Simonson, ct al, to
Ole c. Wold. lot 8. sec 20........... $500
Mar. 18-Ole johnson to Joseph o. Es-
trem, nwA, nwA swA, sec. "A, and ~ ~
sea ne1a, sec. 23...................... 3,OOO.oO
GREEN LAKE
Mar. 16-Nels j. Waller to Per Erick-
SON, sea ne4, sec. %. 9................. 1,UOO.OO
Mar. -Odiu Waller to Per Erickson,
VIZ neA, sec. ~ ..................... 2ooo.oo
Mar. l8-Per Erickson to Axel Nelson,
sW4 neA, sec. 90. .................. 1,lOO.O
kANDIYOHI.
Mar. 16-Clara E. Anderson to Nina
Johnson s12 neA, W 80 A. of n1a seA,
oSS. u. ~,oo~'oo
ST. JOHNS.
Mar. Is Albert A. Rotzien to Richard
M. Tuckey, n1a sw34, sec. 32.......... 2,06O.0C
wHITEFlELD.
Mar 13-Paune Spiker to B Freder-
lex Helms swI, VIZ se1. sec. l9..... $4,000
Mar: H-Herman Hedquist to Bertha =,
Oftedahl, sw4, sec 4................. 3,15O.OC
Mar. 16-Andrew J.. johnson to The
lander Johnson, seA neA, eH sw4
neA, sec. 3d.. ...................... 100000
VILLAGE OF WILLMAR.
Mar 18-Christina Friberg to Nels
Rodlun, lots and 8, blk SO, First add. 6OOU
CRESCENT BEACH.
Mar 13-Ella Getchen to w. E.
Tew. lot of blk 1.......... .......... 34OU
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Pria m.

A. O. Nasset of Willmar was here
on business last Monday. Mason
Spicer passed through town last week
while enroute to Willmar. %. z.
Oslie is elected supervisor and Aug.
Barbknecht overseer of highways.
..... John Larson returned to Will
mar Tuesday after a several days.
stay here on business. .... .Chas.
Dittes and wife attended the play at
Willmar Monday night. ..... Gust
Peterson will build large barn in the
near future. 20. p Oslie has secured
the service of family from Willmar.
They moved out on his farm Wednes-
day. r. r. McComb loaded a car
with farm machinery and household
goods last week and departed for Long
Prairie. We wish him success. 80.
P. J. Haley was visitor at Priam,
Thursday. IN. w. Tuckey and C.
Henning of Raymond were here on
business Thursday last. G. A. Lei
pold was on the sick list last week.
EAGLES EYE.
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Sunburgh.

March. lS Even Railson was in
Sunburgh Thursday. 80. OLIVER Berg
and Carl Rasmussen are home from
the Willmar Seminary Rev. B.
Sund from Belgrade conducted SER
vices in Sunburgh church Thursday.
..... Elmer Glesne and 'Halvor Han
de were elected by the West Norway
Lake congregation to gather money
for the internal mission of the United
church. . .. .Aslak Olsness is busy haul
ing wood. .Bernt Peterson is busy
grinding feed. ole 81. Weflen of this
place has sold his land in Aitkin
county =. H. T. Olson from Willmar
was here last Wednesday. go. AT our
last town meeting Nuffen Gunnufson
was elected road overseer AMI Henry
Torgerson constable. Betsy Hande
went to Minneapolis last Monday,
where she intends to spend the sum-
mer :. p. A. Gandrnd came home
from St. Paul Saturday and returned
Tuesday.
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Irving.

Mar. 16.-James Petri, general
agent for the new Jones Lever binders,
solicited business in these parts re-
Gently. Guam & Guldfjeld of New
London are building up fine wind
mill business here, and in the near
future we expect to see some new aer-
mOter5 sparkling in the sunlight. .....
Some Of the Irving people attended
the auction at Parsons farm in Har
rison the 7th inst. ID. C. Abbott
has sold the old school house of Dist.
66 to Nels Larson 49,. From a letter
received some time ago from Ole Lien,
we infer that the financial conditions
Indian Territory, must be very promis-
ing -. Charlie Hammerberg will
soon take charge of creamery in
South Dakota. &c. Bergman Of
New London called on Irving friends
recently 49,. The financial statements
at the last annual town meeting showed
a surplus in the treasury of S2O6 Oh.
..... .Nels Larson is making prepara-
tions for the erection of residence.
30. L. Osberg trans acted business
in Harrison recently. The annual
town election held in Dist "a was we'll
attended, -. ole Olson called on rel
atives at Pennock recently. ..... Bernt
Lien, who departed some time ago for
Oklahoma, Indian Territory, has now
purch ased farm for the pretty sum
of $780,. "A. Olson and M. Nicholson
have leased Nels Larson's farm for
the coming season.. .....J. A. Larson
has been i'll for some time. ....An-
thern Bye attended the auction at P.
T. Holgerson's farm in St. Johns
the 11th inst. :. Gust Danielson, who
for long time has been under medi-
cal treatment at Minneapolis, is now
recovering "A lady addressed the
congregation at the East Irving Mis-
sion church the 18th inst. 80. C. Kull-
berg called on friends at Eagle Lake
recently. 80. Albert Solseth has been
engaged to WORK for Hans Dahl at
Harrison from April l to Dec. l......
It is reported that Ole Solum has sold
his farm for consideration OF So, 500.
We are informed that the II #
geared "aermoter'' erected last fall
on the Ferndell farm is a great labor
saver when hired help is scarce, since
one man alone can saw q load OF pole
wood in an hour with the 26 in. circu-
lar saw and still have power to waste.
......J. E. Larson has closed his term
of school in Dist. &C.,. Frank Daniel
son made a trip to St. Johns to in
vestigate his ready cash in young live
stock. 1t has been rumOred that
fodder is scarce and prices low in that
section ......It is reported that the
two east bridges across Grow River
are in need of repair. 1t might be
advisable to consider the question of
building new ones before expending
too much money on the old.
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Atwater.

Walter Olson came down from Kerk-
hoven Saturday to spend Sunday at
home.. Matt Wheeler returned last
week from the woods in the northern
part of the state. He drove by team
both ways. Geo. Norman was down
from Kandiyohi last Friday receiving
medical treatment. The band con-
cert in the town hall Thursday even
ing was we'll attended and the band is
credited with having given an excel
lent program we'll rendered. They
realized about 500. Miss Sadie
Wheeler went to the cities Friday, re-
turning Monday night. .Nels Lund-
gren is building an addition to his
store to make room for more machin-
cry. Miss Sophia Carlson of Kandi-
yohi is guest at the home of DR..
Archibald "A number of Royal
Neighbors of this place attended an
installation of a sister lodge at Spicer
last Saturday evening. Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Larson, son,
March II Last Saturday evening
about IL O'Clock Olof Freelander, our
night watch, was sat upon and as
saulted in the street by the O'Brien
boys, living near Diamond Lake.
His face was badly beaten about the
eyes and the sight of one of his eyes
is completely shut off owing to the in
jurles received. He received other
bruises about the head and body but
OF less severe nature. The assault
seems to have been deliberately plan
ned, and committed for no other rea-
son than that the marshal had threat
ened and attempted to arrest one of
them in the afternoon, who was dis
gracing himself in drunken stupor
on che street. We understand they
have been arrested and let out on bail.
Let justice and vengeance be done and
the community will breathe easier. :.
The temperance people of Atwater
have reason to feel proud oyer their
victory in their fight with the liquor
element. Three majority, but it was
enough. Dire predictions are rife in
the air over future blind pigs, busi-
ness depression and higher taxes.
Our local organ, the Press, looks at
the ma ter rather gloomily and pre-.
diets exorbitant taxes during the COM
ingyear. Look at the matter in broad
minded spirit gentle men, and act the
part OF patriotic citizens. There is
no reason why illegal selling of liquor
should be tolerated in our midst.
MID-ROADER.
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; COUNTY NE w S.
kandiyohi.


- K. Backlund was out for a drive,
sunday. Geo. Enblom made a
Trip TO Atwater Saturday evening. :.
Miss Hilda Isaaeson came home Sun
Gay, after having spent a couple of
weeks visiting with her sister, Mrs. F.
Nelsonin Fahlun... Miss Martha
Enb'om spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Fah]uu. ..... Miss
Helga Broman was dressmak;ng at
M. Youngren's last week. Relig-
lous services will be conducted at
denry Broman's next Thursday after
noon by Rev. A. Carlson. Mes
danes W. Norman and c. W. Peter
son, Miss Lydia Norman and Geo.
w. Norman attended a coffee social
at Rev. A. Carlson's last Thursday.
T. Norman's, Christ Pehrson's and
+. n. Broman's passed Sunday after
noon at II. BrOman's Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Jones visited at J. Enblom's
the first part of the week. .......T The
temperance people of Atwater are due
al credit for crushing the rum demon
OF their village at the recent election,
still 1t is with regret that we see the
very small majority, by which the
saloons were voted out when it ought
to have been with an overwhelm-
ing majority, considering the hard
work that has been done there for the
temperance cause. Undoubtedly those
who cast their vote for license had
reasons for regretting it last Wednes-
day morning, witnessing one of their
enterprisiDg business men became so
crazed by liquor that he attempted to
Kill his father and younger brother
Now that is the fruit of your last years
voting and still so many voted to keep
this awful liquor curse in your midst.
It is strange how many men, who
consider themselves as true gentle
men and want to be considered as
such by their fellow men, will try to
excuse themselves by, that it is better
to have an open saloon than ''blind
pigs" but remember that you can
fight the latter and the law stands by
you while if you lisencc the former
you will have to stand by and do moth
ing, seeing humanity degrading itself
to the very lowest. We hope that
Wil'mar will again go no license and
elect such men as will dare to do their
duty IN keeping the blind pigs out and
we do not think you shall find much
trouble for you can keep them out if
you will. We hope that the day is
not far distant when the saloon shall
be voted out, not only in a city and
village here and there but that King
Alcohol shall be crushed in our whole
country and free humanity from this
hellish curse which has so enslaved
our nation, and we then may all join
in:
"Our Country tits of Thee,
Sweet land Of liberty,
To thee we sing.
Long may our land be bright
With freed IONS holy light.
Protect us by thy might,
., Great God our King. ,,-,.,z......: .:..c@.
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RoSeland,

Mar. l6.-Ole r.. Ericsson has been
In Wlllmar the greater part of the
time under the care of DR.. McLaugh-
lin. He had to undergo an operation
last Wednesday. We earnestly hope
that Mr. Ericsson may recover from
the sickness from which he has been
suffering so long IS. E. Ericsson
is now able to walk around but is still
unable to work. ole Engvall is
moving to the Ole L. Ericsson farm,
which place he has rented for the COM
ing year. ANDREW Renstrom, who
bought Per Norberg's farm in Lake
Lillian, moved over there with his
family the first part of the week -.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson of Lake Elizabeth
held services in the schoolhouse last
Sunday and Monday evenings. Ser
vices were held in the schoolhouse
Thursday evening by Charles John
son.. The sixth month of school
closed yesterday. Average attend
ance for the month, 284 The citi-
zens at our beloved county seat are
again entering upon a Fl ght against
their old enemy, the licensed saloon.
We earnestly hope that right may win
and that the friends Of temperance and
justice may gain such a victory as
shall wipe out this nefarious traffic
from our midst forever. This is not a
fight between two political parties.
It is fight between the forces of good
and the forces Of evil, between justice
and injustice, between morality and
immortality, between the church o.
God sandatbe~ reign of % Satan, between
the forces of heaven and the forces c
hell. Citizens of Willmar, when you
cast your ballot on April 2, with
which side will you vote? We, farm.
ers, have an interest in this. Wher
our boys and young men go to town
we want to see them come back just as
honorable and respectable as wher
they leave in the morning. We plead
with you in the name Of God, and for
the sake of our homes to keep this
cursed business out of your fair town.
PAT
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Bertha C.. ledell.

Bertha G.. Ledell, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Ledell, passed
away last Thursday afternoon at As.
Deceased was taken down with quick
consumption about three months ago,
the greater part of which time she was
confined to bed. Death came as a re-
lief to end all earthly suffering: She
was Is years, months and 9 days of
age.
The funeral was held on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Services were
conducted by Rev. E. E. Gyni]d, at the
Lutheran Free church, of which de-
ceased was a member. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful, the
casket being loaded down with flowers
from the young peoples society and
teachers of the Sunday school, as we'll
AS other friends. The remains were
inferred in the Lutheran cemetery west
of the village.
The bereaved family has the SYM
pathy of the community in the loss Of
their beloved daughter and sister.
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Lake Lillian and Lake Elizabeth.

Mar. lS-Nels Johnson, better known
as 'Gamle Far", brought home from
Willmar last Friday a new % shoe
drill. We all wish you success as a
hayseed We are informed that
Frank and August Mattson, two young
enterprising Fahlunites, have entered
into the fur business, with headquart-
ers at Mic. Anderson's place. ....
Quite number of the Lake Lillian
people are taking advantage of the
closing out sale at B. E. Anderson's
store. .....W ith pleasure we note the
advancing step Atwater has taken in
voting the saloons out. And If the
ladies would gather enough courage
to form Mrs. Nation club so as to
prevent the illegal sale of liquor,
what a model village Atwater would
be.
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Svea.

Mar. l8.-Miss Minnie Williamson,
who has been in Roseland for some
time, is now with us again. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. II. Nelson left for the twin
cities last week, where the latter goes
to receive medical aid. .. Henry Lar
son visited with his parents in PEN
mock Sunday before last. 80. Louis
Skog has entered the service of Erick
Falk.. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sandeen
returned to Kerkhoven after a weeks
visit with relatives and friends here.
;. .Haldor Hegstrom has gone to Min
neapolis on a pleasure trip. The ten
O'Clock coffee ON the sly was a grand
success and the little gathering en-
ioyed themselves immensely. Miss
Josie Nelson, who is attending the
Seminary at Willmar, visited at
home Sunday and Monday week ago.
Misses Anna Enblom and Mary
Trulson visited friends in Willmar
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-20
Great Religious Lecture.

Arrangements have been completed
for the appearance here of John W.
Arctander, Esq. of Minneapolis, on
the evening of Friday, March 20, when
be will give his great RELIGIOUS lecture,
"Savonarola,'' at the Willmar opera
house. The lecture, which will be
given in the English language, is for
the benefit of the building fund of the
Norwegian Lutheran Free church at
Wil]mar.
Admission, 35 and Is cents. Tickets
will be exchanged for seat tickets at
Elfstrum & Co.'S drug store. Lecture
commences at O'Clock sharp.
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Additional Election Returns.

NORWAY LAKE supervis ors,
Ole Rindahl, chairman;E j. Rastad.
G. B. Jorgenson; clerk, John J. Week:
treasurer, Ole Qui: assessor, Fl. G..
Rustad; justices, John eek, J. N.
Hystad: constable, Henry Torgersou.
Sims Voted: Town fund, .sl06; road
fund, $3.50; poor fund, $500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., G. Note
boom, chairman; August Falk, Albert
Van buren; clerk, Henry Roelofs; treas
urer, A. K. Kleinhuiseu; assessor, Nick
Kleinhuisen: justices. NJ. K. Briems,
Henry Flynn; constables, Henry Wan
ner, Henry Brink. For town purposes,
5000; road and bridge fund, $500.
GENNESSEE-S Supervisors, Henry
Boese, fhairman; c.. B. :Danielson,
Henry F. Altman; clerk, a. A. Nilsson:
treasurer, Fred G.. Peterson; assessor,
T. L. Saugmyhr; constable, P. P. Ho-
vey. For general town purposes, $3.50:
road and bridge fund, $3.50; town poor
fund, $50. &s@=
HARRISON-Supervisors, O. j. Gil
bertson, chairman: Paul Muhly, VIM.
C. Main; clerk, Wesley Sanders; treas
urer, S. NJ, Dahl; assessor, Edward
Feig; justice, V. Hur; constable, II.
Martin. @:.a.
neutrality-suspicious., Gustaf Dan
ielson, chairman; N. Oman, "A. w.
Bergstrom: clerk, HIP. .LOfgren; treas
urer, Joseph Ha]din; assessor, Otto
Nelson; justices, G. F. Akerson, E. r.
Lindgren: constable, A. Larson. Tax
voted, $3.50. @=:@l
ROSELAND - Supervisors, Olof
W alin, chairman; Olof Lindgren, John
j. Sluka; clerk, Olof Matt ,on; treas
urer, Peter 1indqvist; assessor, Olof
N. Bengtson; constable, Oscar Bengt-
son. "E:>
EAST LAKE LILLTAN-Supervi-
sors, Hans Owre, chairman; John Va
lin, EnOch Gunner; treasurer, Chris
tOpher Johnson; assessor, Stromme
L. Johnson; clerk. t.. 2. Owre; JUS
tees, L. P. Owre, August Betzen; con-
stable, Robert Hodgson.
DOVRE-Superviso G.. G.. Birke-
land, chairman; A. a. Gustrud, K. O.
Axness; clerk, K. T. Rykken; treasur-
err, Magnus Olson; assessor, Ole S.
Kannikeberg; justice, Magnus Olson;
constable, Carl Alvig. Taxes voted,
$3.50.
IRVING-Sup pervisors, D. G.. Alb
bott, chairman; Anton Anderson, Ole
Emerson; clerk, Peter Hagen; assess
or, Erik Ellefson; constables, Gregor
Johnson, P. J. Williamson.
LAKE ANDREW-Supervisors, J.
A. Halvorson, chairman: F. A.
Amundsop, 0. A. Manke'; clerk, Refer
Thorson; treasurer, Hans A. Halvor-
son; assessor, J. S. Christensen; JUS.
tice, Ga briel Stene: constables, Lars
H. Larson, John Fremberg.
LAKE LILLIAN-Supervisors, A.
Fl. Vlck. chairman; Ole Lundquist,
L. J. Peterson: clerk, John G.. Flann:
treasurer, A. E. Anderson:. assessor,
Fred Linn; justice, A. NJ. Hedin; con-
stable. Ole E. Erickson. Sums voted
for all purposes, $3.50. s.ss.s se-.,s.ss...zs:-s
COLFAX-Superviscrs, N. G. Hi gh-
strom, chairman; Th. Mikkelson, E.
Dahlberg: clerk, j. P. Romness: treas
urer, M. Olson; assessor, Knud Olson;
justice, c. S. Geer: constable, A. o.
son Jr. Town fund, $75. Poor fund,
X-5
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NJ amre.

The auction sale at ]. J. Holmgreu's
was a success. There was big
crowd present. The sales
amounted to over $1,000. 90. "A baby
boy was born to Otto Tingvall last
Thursday morning. The infant died
a little after birth. The funeral to be
held next Monday. ...... Miss Daniel
son conducted services in the West
Salem church Sunday both iu the fore
noon aud evening. ....... .Ephraim
Holmgren has hired out to A. M.
Sundberg for one month. >. Emanuel
Magnuson will work for N. Oman
this summer. go. Theodore johnson
and sMagnus kagnuson shipped car
load of hay to Duluth last Friday.
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tennessee.

Mar. 1S.-W. V. Olson visited at
his home last Sunday. 80. School
closed in Dist. Al, Friday. .....T. S..
Sangmyhr made a business trip to
Willmar Saturday. .....P. M. Matt
son hauled wood from Green Lake
Saturday. &C. A. Peterson made a
trip to the county seat last week. ..
VIM, Peterson, of the Willmar Gaso-
line Engine Co., was here putting in
a new engine for T. O. Anderson.
r. j. Peterson of Renville county
made trip to Atwater last week.
tennessee CRACKER JACK.
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PrinSburR.

Mar. 15.-Mr. C. Noteboom has the
smallpox in his family although he
thought he would escape them. Mr..
and Mrs. Glueu have returned home
from their visit with friends and rela-
,tives in Fillmore county. Gr ant
Bosch has also returned from his vis-
it there. -. e. J. Roelofs has COM
menced to build his house for his fu-
ture home Martin Brimes has the
smallpox in his family. . ..%: .z..5. z5.s
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Seminary Notes.

Examinations this week.
The students enjoyed social in the
business hall Saturday night.
Services we're held by Rev. Lars
gard in the Seminary hall Sunday
evening.
Mrs. E. Paulson of West Lake aud
Sam Paulson of New London visited
school Monday.
Axel Frykman and EdRuble had an
explosion while experimenting in the
laboratory Saturday afternoon.
This term will close Friday and the
spring term will begin next Tuesday.
A little longer vacation would have
been appreciated:
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Mrs. Isabel Ward.

Tie sad news reached here early
this week of the death of Mrs. Isabel
Ward, wife of John Ward, old resi-
dents of the town of Burbank. The
demise occurred Sunday morning at
II o'clock. and was due to beart
trouble. She was "a years of age.
A husband and eight grown-up
children are left to mourn the loss of
devoted wife and mother. One
daughter, Mrs. W. L. Geer, is resi-
dent of Willmar.
The funeral took place yesterday
from the Presbyterian church at Bur-
bank.
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whitoheld.

Mar. 19.-Messrs. Peter and Nels
Anderson returned from the woods
yesterday. They will spend their va
cation with their cousin, A. P. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Swenson
visited a. P. P. Johnson's last Sun
day.. Arthur Erickson and Emil
J Johnson say they are going to take q
pleasure trip to Grove City the last of
the week -. Otto Lindquist's little
girl is seriously i'll. >. Fritz Hedquist
has hired out to Pete Olson. :. Oscar
johnson has rented his fathers farm.