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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Lake Lillian.

April 15.-Farmers are through with
seeding David Finstrom, mission
ary in South America, preached in
our schoolhouse, Dist. ga, Friday and
Saturday evenings. :. ;. Peter Hanson
has purchased horse from c. Rode
lius. ). Clause Anderson has gone
into the cattle business. Clause says
that there is more money In that
business than in farming. We wish
him prosperous future. 1t Is not
safe to report to anybody that you
have headacce or that you don t feel
just as you ought to, nowadays. If
you do you must not be surprised to
find on your house . slip Of paper
bearing in heavy black type the word
Smallpox Anna Lindquist was seen
riding her new wheel last Saturday.
Miss Ltndquist is 2 good cyclist.
SLOUGHPUAPER. 4
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COUNTY NEWS
FshIun.

April 15.-It is indeed too bad about
the results of the Willmar village cleo
t1on..... W. o. Carlson has fully re-
covered from his late attack of small
pox. Sunday, April 7, company
OF young Fahlunites enjoyed the hos
pitality of the Blomgren family in
Lake Lillian. An o. X. time was re-
ported. .....J. A. Lindblad will erect
new dwelling house on Thelander.
Johnson's former place, in the near
future. Mrs. J. A. Wahlstrand and
Miss Clara Johnson passed last Thurs
day afternoon at John F'reed's. .....
Rev. J. O. Lundberg of Svea and Rev.
A. F. Nelson of Willmar enjoyed
fishing trip to Big Kandiyohi Lake
last Wednesday. IA few young men
from here went to Kenmare, N. D.,
last Monday on a business trip. They
will return the latter part of the week.
....C. j. Sjarstrom, who has been Sc
riously sick for long time, has i'm
proved considerably in health. He is
able to be around little again. We
hope for his speedy and complete re-
covery. -. Andrew Norstrom attended
the Woodmen dance in Willmar last
Wednesday evening. 80. Miss Julia
Granquist returned from Willmar last
Wednesday. ..... It is rumored that q
telephone line is to run through this
community, from Svea to Tripolis.
We hope the rumor is true, as such a
line would no doubt prove great
convenience to the farmers. Mr..
Nelson, the genial livery man of Will
mar, was around last week buying
cattle. Three high school students
from Willmar on returning from their
fishing trip to Big Kandiyohi became
mixed up on the directions and lost
the road in the darkness. Finally,
after number of hours wandering
around on the prairie, about three
o clock in the morning they reached
Wahlstrand's place. where they spent
the remainder of the night, before re-
suming their journey to the county
seat. Kid seems to be very stead
fast, quite generous and refined. He
is ambitious and Industrious, is capa-
BILE of deep and lasting affection and
much sympathy, and has a decided
talent for politics. DEPUTY KID.
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P1l0m

April 15.-Farmers are finishing up
seeding. C. A. Leopold made a trip
to Beltrami county last week. %. DR..
Mcmahon made a professional call
out here Tuesday. .. .Jens Larson and
son Andrew came out from Willmar
Wednesday and returned Friday.
G.. E. Fay and editor Barnes of Ray
mond passed through here Saturday.
The creamery directors held a
meeting Saturday evening to award
the contract for building and to con-
slider other matters. -. Z. .Dobson Bros,
the ditchers, are back again. ....J. A..
Kepner attended to business matters
in Willmar Saturdsy:... .Messrs. c..
j. Boyton and Mat Reddy of Garden
City were looking over some land here
last week. EAGLE EYE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
TO DRAFT A CITY CHARTER,
The District Court Names . Commits.
sion to Frame . Charter for the
Future City Of Willmsr.

Judges Powers and Qvale have ap-
pointed commission consisting of
fifteen citizens of Willmar to draft q
city charter to be submitted to the
people of the village for their ap-
proval or rejection. This action was
taken in response to petition dated
March l, 1901, of which the following
is copy:
To the Honorable Gorham Powers and G. E.
Qva1e, Judges OF the Twelfth Judicial Dis
trict Minnesota:
Your petitioners, who all are legal voters of
the village of .Willmar, and the number of
which is more than ten QV per cent of legal
voters of said village, according to the returns
OF the next preceding election in said village,
which returns did show, that total of six hun
dred and ffty-seven (657) votes had been cast
at said election, respectfully petition the Hon
orable the Judges of the Twelfth Judicial Dis
trict OF the State of Minnesota, to appoint
board of fifteen Q5) freeholders, who are, and
for the past five (5) years have been, qualified
voters of said village, which board shall within
six (6) months after its appointment return to
the chief magistrate draft of proposed
charter for said village as city, signed by the
members of said board or majority thereof,
pursuant to Chapter 35l OF the General Laws
of Minnesota for 1899
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AtWAtor.


April 16.-Clean up, says the health
officer. Miss Hulda Malmgren left
for her home in st. Peter last Satur-
day. Services in the Presbyterian
church will commence at 8 o'clock in
stead of 7:30 as heretofore. e. E.
L6beck, the Norwegian temperance
lecturer, will speak in the Norwegian
church next Tuesday, at 1880 p. m. ..
S. M. Sivertson returned to Red Lake
Falls last Sunday evening. 90. Miss
Anna Olson spent several days visit
ing Atwater friends last week 1.-The
high school students are rehearsing
for an entertainment to be given at
the town hall in the near future; date
will be announced later. .Jens Hend-
ricks left Tuesday night for Marshall
county, where he has purchased land.
His wife wtll''sell their household goods
at public auction on the 10th inst. j.. j. 1.
Henry Hjort made q trip to Willmar
by team last Sunday. Mrs. Peter
Nelson and son Arthur left Sunday
night for Red Lake county to join Mr..
Nelson, who has been there for some
time. .. Nels Hort has purchased the
half interest of F. E. Anderson in the
meat market owned by Anderson &
Hjort. The firm name hereafter viii.
be Hort Bros. MD-ROADER. <
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
One Of tho Finest.

The Easter number of the Willmar
Tribune is one of the finest editions of
the kind ever gotten out by a country
paper. But Willmar can no longer
be numbered with the villages of the
state as it now boasts of q population
of 3000.-Browns Valley Tribune.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Lake Lillian.

Aril l3.-Peter Westling, former
Lake Lillianite, now oil Hopkins,
Minn., shook hands with old friends
here Thursday :. Theodore and Mary
Linn came home last Saturday from
St. Peter, where they have spent the
winter. =. Miss Hllda Broberg returned
last Monday to finish her school. On
account of smallpox the school was
closed the same day. Miss Broberg
went to Olivia, where she will make a
short visit. .. What might have been
a serious accident happened to Mrs.
L. Haglund on her way home from the
post Office Friday evening. The horses
became frightened on grade and up
set the carriage, but fortunately no
great damage was done. ... Mr.. L.
Sorenson of Svea spent Wednesday
afternoon with our creamerist, Oscar
Lundquist. t..... Andy Anderson is on
the sick list. >. DR.. Nilsson of East
Lake Lillian was busy man last
Monday, vaccinating in this vicinity.
..... .Hurrah for Lake Lillian! Land
here is already selling for thirty dol
lars an acre.. Mr.. o. E. Erickson
has returned from Kenmare, N. D.
He is highly pleased with that country
but he prefers Lake Lillian for while
yet. Mrs. G. M. johnson returned
last Monday from the cities -. The
correspondent is progressing nicely
in his astrological studies. OF course
he has lay-off on cloudy evenings.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
The Finest So Far.

The Willmar Tribune issues the
finest Easter edition we have seen so
far. Inside the Autographed cover
was page after page of Willmar mat
ter attractively gotten up. The Trib-
une man may be off on politics, but
his printing is right up to date.-Ly-
on Co. reporter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Ono Of tho Best.

The Willmar Tribune certainly is
sued a handsome Easter edition. It
is credit to the whole Office from the
editor -in-chief to the devil and from
thenew press to the hell-box. It is one
ofthe best weekly newspaper illustrated
editions ever produced in the state
Alexandria Post-News.
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Woodmsn' 5 Pionic ASS soeiatlon.

An effort is being made to organize
a Woodmen's picnic association, to
be composed Of the different Camps Of
the county. A committee composed
Of Messrs. p. g. Larson, J. T. Lind
ner and E. Christensen has been ap-
pointed to push the work and the pro-
.ject meets with the approval Of all the
Camps. Il is possible that If the or
ganlzation can be effected picnic
will be held on ] the shores Of Green
Lake. in the early summer. There Is
a large membership in the county and
there will undoubtedly be 9 grand
time when the wood choppers and
their families get together. &
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Tho Finest Thing.

The special Easter edition of the
Willmar Tribune printed in colors
and embellished with numerous half
tones, is the finest thing issued by
country press in many moons. The
Tribune is one ofthe best and most influ-
ential newspapers in the state.-Mar-
tin Co. Sentinel.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17
Pushing Ahead.

The Willmar (Minn. Tribune issued
q splendid 4-page Easter edition with
Autographed cover. The edition con-
tanned history of Willmar with
short biographies of its business men
and leading citizens. Topographic
ally it was 9 beauty. Bro. Lawson is
pushing ahead lilhe q good boy.-Sep-
tinel, Grantsburg, Wis, T.. {
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

The newly appointed charter COM
mission is composed of the following:
|. Lars O. Thorpe, Andrew Larson,
Samuel Porter, Alton Crosby, Albert
N. Lewis, Charles H. Sherwood, Jr.,
Albert E. Rice, John S. Robbins,
Samuel Olson, Gudmund P. Karwand,
Christian Johnson, Victor f. Lawson,
Mason w. Spicer, Louis Rodlun and
Samuel Carver.
The commission meets tomorrow
morning at the clerk of courts Office
to qualify and organize.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

Anyone thinking Of buying anything
Ia the line Of buggies, wagons, culd-
svators, corn planters, etc, etc should
not fail to call. on me. have g large
assortment to select from, and my
prices are right. y E1kANDER. y ~ y s
0.3 asss5
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SEEDS.

We have warranted and oIsan sssd
Max for ssls, also the best seed corn,
Timothy. clover. lys and seed oats q
best prices. Feed store opposite
lpost-oflios. IzZ +. y.
$VNDeERo & STRoN DERe.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

avenues. Ilree OF the owners, Messrs.
Robbins, Pinney and Moline, were
willing to donate sufficient ground for
the purpose. Mr.. Robbins also made
a request for the extension of the sew
er from Third street to Second street
on Benson avenue, with catch basins,
and offered to donate $50 towards
paying for the Improvement. Mr..
Robbins also stated that he would
guarantee donation sof $500 il the
sewer was extended from Third street
up Litchfield avenue to Highland adj
dition. Mr.. John Bergquist desired
a sewer extension. up Becker avss ue, >.
and offered donation of 500 if, it
would be extended far enough to ena-
BILE him to make connections for his
residence property. The matter was
referred to the street committee.
The amount of 1872 80, State Fire Re.
lief Fund, was transferred to the treas
urer OF the newly incorporated Village
Fire Relief Association.
A petition of W. J. Pinney, ct al,
for a water main on east end of
Litchfield avenue was referred to the
Water Board.
Petitions for street grades east from
First street on Becker avenue and
south on Mason street and for side
walk grade on east side of Fifth street
between Monongalia and Minnesota
avenues we're referred to street COM
mittee.
An order of $50 was ordered drawn
in favor of the village treasurer for
his services last year.
Bonds of village justices and treas
urer were approved.
The city fathers then went into ex-
ecuttve session to consider applica-
tions for positions, of which there
seemed to be no contesting ones.
Joseph Williams was elected engi-
neer; Nels Bredeson, assistant engi-
neer; Martin Sorenson, marshall; and
Hans Engelstad, night police.
The application of A. c. Johnson
as superintendent was laid over.
Salaries were established as follows:
Recorder, s25 per month; marshal,
$50; police, $50; engineer, $55; asst
engineer, $50; village treasurer, $75
per year; health officer, $50 per year.
The fee for liquor licenses was fixed
at $1,000. :.
An adjournment was taken until
Monday night, April Is.
MONDAY EVENING.
All the members were on hand for
the adjourned meeting.
The street committee was authorized
to build q new cesspool, IA feet in d.
ameter with an eight-inch wall through
the center. G~ ...s. ;.
A contract for cleaning streets simi-
lar to that in force last year was let
to Hans johnson & Co. for the ensu-
ing year at six dollars week. .;
The electric light meter rate for the
Great Northern Railway was fixed at
eight cents per 600 watts, all pole
lines outside Of the village limits to
be furnished by the company. III
A p)umber's license was granted to
III. Virgins Co. on condition that
bond be fled and ordinance be com.
piled with. s.s.t= ..; y. s. s 3. s
An application for plumbers license
from Knight & Geer was laid on table.
The construction of'a we'll at the
quarantine hospital BY Aleck Larson
was authorized at q cost not to exceed
s25. N .......@ ..2
The council again adjourned unit
this evening.
Window glass, all sizes. at Carlson
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The Village Council.

The adjourned meeting of the coun-
Gil convened Friday night with. all
members in their seats.
The following standing committees
were announced: Il
Finance-Markhus, Wold and Stal.
land; Engrossing-Wold and Mark.
hus; Fire Dep't-Moline, Markhus
and Williams; Street Sandbo, Will.
liams and Moline; Electric Light
Williams, Markhus and Stalland.
Samuel Osmundson was appointed
village recorder. T. !
The following were elected to
serve as Water Board for the ensuing
year: Aldermen Williams, Markhus.
stalland, Moline and Recorder o.
mundson.
DR.. j. M. Rains WAS re-appointed
health officer. M. Jorgenson was ap-
pointed member of the board of health
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

Window glass. al sizes, at Carlson
Bros. 8 Frost's b
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SvNDBERo I sTRoMBERe,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-17

T. .. Peterson, pIanKS 1Or StfeetS. ...
Ole Birkeland, street work.
Ole Birkeland, labor for board OF health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUATY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Peter Donald Plaintiff against John J.
Pollock and others. Defendants.-In pursuance Of a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
the action bearing date the Bird DAY OK
May, 1901. l. the undersigned Referee IN said jucg
ent named, will sell public auction at the New YORK
Real Estate salesroo, No III Broadway in the Borough
Of Manhattan City Of New York 2sth day Of MAY
1901 a. twelve o'clock that day. by William u
Ryan Auctcneer the premises said judgment
% be sold and therein described follows All that Ger
tain lot, piece parcel land with building ana
improvements thereon erected situate lying and being in
the City. County and State and bounded ana
descr1bed as follows, Beginning point the MOTH
ery side q 1o2nd distant from the
corner formed by the Of Eastery side OF
Third Avenue and the Northery side OF 1o2d Street run
ming thence Northsry parallel with Third Avenue
part Of the through party wall 100 and II inches
70 The centre line Of the block, thence Eastery parallel
with l02nd Street along said % feet thence
Scuthery parallel with Third part Of the way
through party wall 100 feet IL inches the North
sry side Of lo2nd street and thence Westerly along SAID
Norhery side of l02nd Street q point place
If beginning said premises being street
number 211 East lo2nd Street. New York city
Dared New York May 9Th. 1901
ALBERT J. APPEL. Referee.
W H VAN STEENBERGE. Attorney Tor Plaintiff. 10
Wi Street NeM YcIk C-tw
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NEW YORK sUPREME COTRT. COI-NTY

OF NEW YORK.-Henry Van Duzer ana Frank
lin b. Lord Trustees, &c. Plaintiffs against
Brandt and others Defendants In pursuance Judg
ment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly and entered
in the aboVeented action bearing the Path day
April, 1901 l. the undersigned the in tudg
ment named, Will sell AZ Public at New
York Real Estate Salssroom. No. Ill Broadway the
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York on Tuesday,
the 2Sth day of May 1901 l. o'clock noon on
day by Peter F. Meyer premises
by said Judgment to be sold therein described
follows All that certain lot piece with
the building thereon erected situate
the Nineteenth Ward Of the City Of York bounded
and described follows; Beginning a point the
Southerly line ~ East Eghty-thrd Street distant
hundred and seve7ythree GT3 feet easwardly from
southeaserly Of East EIEhty-thrd Street and
Avenue b. thence running southwardy but parallel with
Avenue r. and 10 and through party wall the
extends eghtythrse tS3 feet eight and Onearter
so inches the northery boundary line
late Of Jones: thence running southeastwardy
but along the said norhery boundary line Of the land
late Of George Jones twenty-five 2) feet three S
inches thence running uorthwardly but again parallel
with said Avenue B. eghtyseven (sID feet C2l inches
the said soUthery line Of East Eighty third Street
and thence westwar but along the said southerly line
Of Eghty-thrd Street twenty-five (25) feet the
point place Of beginning
Dated New York May 9Th. 1901.
HERBERT R. LTMBCRGER. Referee.
Lucius H. Beers Attorney for Plaintiffs ONCE and Post
Office address No 40 Wall Street Manhattan). City
Of New York
The following is diagram Of the property be sold
described above, the being No SO East
S3rd Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. CoUNTY

OF NEW YoRK.-Richard H Hunt. George W
Vanderbilt H Hopptn Trustees for cath
arne Rowland Hunt. Plaintiffs against Annie Phillips
and others Defendants In pursuance a Judgment
Foreclosure duly made and entered IN the
May 1901. l. the undersigned the Referee in said
judgment named, will sell Public Auction al the
New York Real Estate saesroom No III Broadway. In
Borough d Manhattan. city Of New York. on the
an day Of June 1901 a. II o'clock noon on that day
by William 81 Ryan Auctloneer the premises directed
by said Judgment 20 Dc sold and therein deserted as
follows certain lot Of land, with the ouildng-
Twelfth ward OF The City Of New
York. and in Section Seven. Block No 2.o45 the
Map said city. ana bounded and described
follows. Beginning formed by the Intersection
Of -Aerly side OF West hundred and forty
eighth with EasJeriy side OF Bradhurst
running thence Wardiy along the East-Tly
twenty-five thence East
warty a line parallel with West One-hundret and
fortyeighth street and OF the through party
wall seventy-ye feet thence NorthwRrdly and parallel
with BradhurEt twenty-five feet the SOuthsr
side Of West hundred and foryeEhth Street thence
Weswardly along the Southerly line Of said
enfve feet 10 the point place % beginning together
with the appur1enances
Dated. New York. May l4th 1901
EUGENE Il. POMEROT, Referee.
HOPPIN Der ARD Attorneys for PLAINTIFF IS Liberty
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the be sold
described above the numbers being ls Rrat-
hurst Ave. and SIC West l4sth Street.
West 4Sth
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STORAGE NOTICE.

New-York. MAY Z 1901
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse & Vans.
2U2 and POS Mercer-st
To W. G. Hastings Charles ] Pearson
VIM. Levin. Mary Nelson: You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time FOR
me pay ment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired after
due notice thereof had been given you. we
viii cause such property, TO wit Household
Goods, Personal Effects, ONCE and Studio
Fixtures and Merchandise. stored bv YOU or
In your name in the Metropolitan Storage
Warehouses 20 be sold az public auction.
and provided. at Nos. POP and 20+ Mercer
ST. on Tuesday May 81 1901 at 1870
a. m. and II the sale thereof is not com
pleted on said date. the same will be con
tinued at the same place on each ana every
Tuesday thereafter beginning al 1890
a. m. until the sale IL completed
METROPOLITAN STORAGE WARE
HOUSES
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1O2h S.

The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above-described property is TO be sold Is
S14 $50 80 with interest thereon 29th day
April 1901. together with costs and allowances
70 $6os2o with interest from April 2eth 1901 together
with the Of the sale. The
Of taxes. assessments. other liens be
allowed TO the purchaser OF the purchase money
paid by the Referee is s64S.52 and interest.
Dated New York May 9th 1901.
ALBERT J APPEL.
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The TJxlnnate to
isfy which the aboyedescrbed property be sold
SO 2Sl IS with Interest thereon from day
MAY 1901 together with AMI allowance amounting
S39354. with interest from May
with the Of the sale The approximate
u taxes assessments and water liens.
which be allowed the purchaser out OF the
purchase money paid b. the Referee s7sG SO and
interest.
Dated New York. May l4th. 1901
EUGENE II. POMEROY. Referee.
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I4Ist Street
amount OF the lien
which the above described property IS Five
dollars. with interest thereon
Apr 1899 together with costs and allowance amount
hundred and sxty-four 9I-IOO dollars viii
interest 9th day % April
ths Of aupro xir1ata %
assessments other liens. he al
owed 10 .he purchaser purchase money or
pa!d b. Referee Three and hlrtv-seveu
1910 dollars and interest
The be sold subject o a mortgage
Cor sls interest from September ls 1900 the
Al
DATED April -. 1901
CHARLES e F MCCAIN Referee