Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-15

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Oscar Knutson, Fahlun 7s.. / n 3-
Jacob QEale, srkhOyen TWP Swift /
Hans sHAnaon, Ar1&andef Co /
Godfrey HGwktnso w fllmar
] G ToNefson, CITY. ss.. 90 *
Emil Nelson, &, amp Release, Lao qui
20 BerEqllist, lkrc4ander { Parle Co
Miss .Ff3d1 anmAn, Fahlun
Victor. I'm Fahlun ~ s.: E d. r. =.
Miss HAnn3h Nelson, ST Johns
Albert Lind gren, 81 shlun
Mr.. and Mrs Gle Strandberg, city
Mr. and Mrs "a q Nelson, 7 Lillian
VIM Lindquist, Roseland
Henning Olander, New London
Miss Julia Hendrickson,
F E Monson, l,s -, "
Robt w Ives, city
Mr. and Mrs J J Swenson, White.
Mrs VIM Peterson, city field
Nels Ho1mquist, city
A o Hildal, Willmar
Swan Ekdal, ;" i
Peter Hallbom, s"
Nels Bengtson, sRoseland
P J Edner, Woodland, Wright Co
L w Larson, Mamre
Edw Hog'und, Kandiyohi
ELIOT Peterson, "
Bernard Forsberg,
George Forsberg, g
Emil Peterson,
Mrs G B Carlson, city
A M Mattson, Kandiyohi
Toilet Olson, Willmar
Geo Baum,
Frank Hawkinson, Kandiyohi
Lewis strandberg, Roseland
Mrs Lucy Getchell, city
Ole Mittvet, Willmar
M Wallner, Lake Lillian
J S Blu, Roseland
II P Altman, tennessee
Jonas Monson, Randy obi
Gabriel Stene, Lake Andrew
90 Bakken, D0vre
And j Lindquist, city
Ludwig Nelson, Lake Elizabeth
Herman Sjurson, Dovre
G w Hanson, "
A P Peterson, T."
John EversOn, Harrison
VIM Henderson, Green Lake
H Halvorson, Norway Lake
j Larson, Willmar
LG Stjernlof, Mamre
Aug Holmgren7 Jr, Mamre
Carl Holmgren, Mamre
P G Thorpe, Dovre
Ludwig Glarum, Willmar
Ole S Rasmussen, White6eld
Otto Holmgren: Mamre
j w HOlmgren,
Magnus Olson, Dovre
A II Sperry, Willmar
Lars H Larson, Lake Andrew
Mrs B Berkness
Tn I Thomson, Pennock
John Monson,; KandiyOhi
Swan Nelson Jr, Whitefield
Frank c(hslbers, Kan!d1iyohi
Chas Chelberg, "
Lewis Eddy, Whitefeld
Nels Norman, Kaudiyohi
The above named are about halt tn.
number attending the afternoon ses
sion, but the names secured 60 tt
show that the attendance was quit
representative.
FRIDAY EVENINGS SESSION.
The courthouse was crowded to IT.
utmost capacity for the evening ses
sion. DR.. Smead acted az Chairman
of the meeting. The Citizens Ban'
was on hand and played two selections
Prof. Johonnot rendered song, 9TH
Girl Behind the Dough, . and it mad
q decided hit. supt. McKeen thel
spoke very effectively on The Highe
Attributes of Home Life" The sing
ing professor from Anoka was agai
called on, and responded with tn
song, "Grandfather's Clock" MI
VanDreser then made a talk on poul
try raising which was the main lectur
of the evening and was most attentive
ly listened to. John T. Otos fOllowe
with a cornet solo, and was hearth
encored. A quintette, composed 9
Misses Nina Updyke and Florence r
Porter, Profs. Kilgore and Haig Q
the city schools and John T. Otos
rendered q selection which was wei
received. They were encored and RI
sponded with quartette. All prcsen
left the hall we'll satisfied with the tim
spent. In view of the counter attrae
ton at the opera house, the large a,
tendance was certainly very crafty
ing.
SATURDAY FORENOON.
The morning session opened wit
Supt. McKeen's talk on "Feedin
Cows and Young Stock" Mr.. TER
followed by giving his experience wit
cement floors in barns. The main I'd
vantage in having such floors was !
the saving of the liquid manure. Tn
singing lecturer then sang "Plov
Spade and Hoe.'' DR.. Smesd use
the subject of ''The Ideal Horse 70
the Farmer to Breed" DR.. Smea
always held the closest attention of q
lovers OF horseaesh during his talks
Mr.. Henry then spoke on ''Pasturag
as Cheap Feed for Pigs." Th
speakers point was to raise pork at
profit and his talk was, very closel