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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02
A HOLD UP.

William Ridpath and w. j. Har-
ris of this city have been favored
by the Idaho uspreme court with a
reversal of the lower courts award
of $1,000 to Joseph Pelikan. Peli-
kan, the supreme court finds
bought a brewery from the Spo.
kane men and then tried to hold
them up for salary for running it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02
Make WOOD PIPE.

The Washington Wood Pipe
Foundry company of this city has
purchased the wood pipe interests
OF the Soderberg company in Ia
coma, which is to be enlarged and
It is the intention of
the company to make the bulk Of
wood pipe turned out on the coast.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02
VALUES INCREASING.

The tax rolls certified to County
Treasurer Mudgett today show the
total valuation of taxable property
In the county outside of Spokane
to be $29,602,S22, an increase of
$933,793 over the rolls for last, year.
The city of Spokane is nearly a
million dollars richer than. last
year.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Alt of Ferrel, Idaho, to
Adelaide Konoski of Spokane; M.
M. Carey to Anna Moore, both of
Spokane; William Burk to Anna
Perman; F. Hoefer to Florence
Abrams. both of Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02
A STRONG PULL
CHICAGO TAILORING COMPANY,
Oscar Stewards. Prop.

Suits made to order. Lady tailor
ing a specially. Steam cleaning,
dyeing and repairing. Will press
one suit a week for $3.50 month.
PIT Temple Court, Spokane, Wash.
Phone Front 96S.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Mann 70.

Feb. III. P. Lofgren went to Will
mar last Monday to serve as juror.
A number of Mamre people attended
thai hoy Mercantile Co.'S anc-
tion last Monday and Tuesday. !.
Chas., >Theodor, Hjalmar and J. W.
johnson unloaded carload of wood
at Pennock last Tuesday and Wednes-
day.. The Ladies Sewing Society
met at Mrs. G. Broberg's place last
Thursday. -. George Lofgren has been
at home this week. &. =. Emanuel Mag
nuson has been staying at 81. P. Lof-
gren's place this week to give help
ing hand with the work while Mr.. Lot
gren is in Wi|lmar. .Alf, Holmgren
has hired man for two months for
Eve dollars per month. The Gazette
reporter from Mamre told his readers
last week that Chas. johnson has been
drilling we'll for three months ard is
down 30 feet. The fact is, he started
a little over month ago and went
down IS feet, then 40 feet at q second
place, and is now at a depth of 1876 feel
at a third place. That is considerably
more than 10 feet per month, as SAID
reporter stated.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Broke An Arm.

Robert Bitterness had the serious
misfortune last Monday noon to break
a bone in his left wrist. Mr.. Otter
ness was on a cinder car while the
car was showed into pit near the
round house, where these cinders are
dumped, it being customary to shove
the cars in there at speed just high
enough so that they can stop it with q
brake. But it seems that at this time
there was ice on the track so that the
Car slipped, at any rate the car did
not stop until it bumped against car
that was already on the track. It
bumped against the car with such
force that while MIR. Bitterness was
holding on to the brake to, keep him
self from falling, the jar threw back
the catch on the brake in such a way
that it broke the bone in his wrist.
This is Mr.. Otterness's second acci-
dent, he having been seriously hurt in
q wreck near Norcross some five years
ago, and his many friends sincerely
sympathize with him in his misfortune.
AT this writing he is doing as we'll as
can be expected. .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05

TO Meet Taxpayers.

County Treasurer Norm this week
announces the dates upon which he
will visit the various towns of the
the county which have petitioned him
to fix time and place where personal
property and real estate tax may be
paid. The list follows: =. 49,.
!" Village of Raymond, Feb. 10th.
Prinsburg; stob's Store, Feb. llth.
.Roseland, at T. stob's house Feb.
IL. IT ->.. .,s1. ..s:.! 5:.!!s= :. !; !.
Lake Lillian, ct Fred Linn's, Sec.
Is, Feb. Is. E ): r. = ,.S15. s. ;:sss .
East Lake Lillian, Thorpe post Of.
fee, Feb. IL. =s AZ :ss=s. ss,. <.5:. f
Lake Elizabeth, creamery, Feb. Is.
Irving, creamery, Feb. IL.
Roseville, Hawick, Feb. sl8.
Burbank, RingYille post once, Feb.
81 Colfax, post Once, Feb. %. B. /.
Norway Lake, Sunbur9hFe 81,
I 1Arctsnder, 6 the hall Fob. p 2.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Sunburgh.

[,P - /. 81. S0noobI0.
a Feb. 3.-Arthur Ellingson from Broo-
ten visited friends last Sunday.
Peter Gandrud has left for St. Paul to
attend to his business In the legisla-
ture. z. . !. Farmers are now busy haul
ing wood... dance was he1d>at An
drew Ellingboe's Saturday night.
Rev. NJ. Andenes from South Dakota
held services in West Norway Lake
church Sunday Lars Thorson has
good hay for sale. Emma Paulson
80 very sick. J. Mrs. Ole Frsmstad Sr.
IL very low with consumption and will
hardly survive. |. {. q. Miss Martha
.Grindheim visited with n. o. Hystad
last week. Soils Hellerud 10 home
from Brooten. 4. NJ. o. Rime left for
Willmsr Monday. .l.. Ole r. Olson 10
5ins Willmar serving on the jury B. !.
Emma wig from Mime apolis d svis-
iting with hsr parenta M. and Mrs.
[ VI B. GO. Erixon intends %
:laeys Tor RoSeau county Soma time
this Wjntos.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Took . Pleasure Trip.

H. Shipstead let his horses out in
his yard last Wednesday for q little
exercise and In little while they
jumped the fence and started in q bee
line for Raymond. Mr.. Shipstead
missed them in about 49, minutes, and
securing team started in pursuit.
He easily tracked them to Raymond.
It was late when he arrived there, and
he remained over night. In the MORN
ing snow had. fallen and obliterated
all tracks, and Mr.. Shipstead aban-
ded the chase, phoned to different
points around and returned home.
He was soon notified that the horses
were at point six, miles from Clara
City, at the former home Of one of the
horses, and he went after them Satur-
day. Il il: three years ago or. more
since the horse left his old home, but
his memory still retained the reco1-
lections Of the place and the road
thither. Tho pleasure e-excursion 81
his horses cost Mr.. shipstead about
| flftesn dollars. "
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
y
oru.o.

Feb. I've have the phone fever!.
....Miss Hanna Hendrickson returned
from Fargo short time ago. ...... "A
phone meeting was held at the school
house yesterday evening. -. j. B. N.Y.
gard had the misfortune to break
through the ice while driving on Green
Lake last Saturday. ...... "A series of
religious meetings have been held at
the schoolhouse in Dist: No. go. :.
A number of our young people ten
dered Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nelson q sur
prise party last Thursday. A good
time is reported -. :. Dist. No. 60 will
have two months Of parochial school
next spring, beginning May II. j.
Hanson will teach the school. !. ;. The
Hub Creamery Co. has decided to erect
: dwelling near their creamery. !. -, :.
Miss Jennie Embertson left for Fin
ley, n. D., last Thursday, after . few
days'visit at her home here. .Albin
and Albert Erickson and sister, julia,
arrived home from . visit At stillwa-
ter last Saturday =. The Eagle Lake
sewing society met at Eriok Olson's
last Thursday. {. Hon. O.: N. Grue
viii 70 70 ST. Paul Monday e be Pres
ont Ats the extra session Of the legisla-
ture, beginning Feb. 55 &! &!
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Harrison

Jan. 3-Miss Matte Horne returned
from st. Cloud last Monday where
she has been visiting for some time
with her sister Della... Miss Mamie
Schultz came home from Atwater last
Wednesday, being sick. ....... Miss
Cyrilla Parsons visited with friends
and relatives of Diamond Lake last
week. :. i. Martin johnson called on
Albert Dahl last Sunday. 80. Miss
Fora Abbott visited with Miss Matte
Horne last Sunday. The Union
Telephone Co. held meeting at the
schoolhouse last Saturday. :. . Jennie
and Martin Johnson spent last Friday
evening lat John Olson's. The
Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. W.
Sanders last Wednesday. ... .Nessie
Schultz is on the sick list. .. Pearl
Hill, who has been assisting Mrs.
Fred Kragenbring for some time, is
home" again. 80. There will be a croc-
konole party at Albert Dahl's next
Wednesday evening". Mr.. William
Rieff gave party to q few of his
friends last Saturday evening. -.
Elmar PageLand Gust Engberg were
out fox hunting the other day.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Priam m.

Feb. 81. F. Branton and Eriok
Holt were In Priam Thursday. Mr..
Branton insured all the male popula-
ton in our burgh except the three that
we're not OF age. The insured were 90
follows: A. J. Larson, J A. Kepner,
Chas. Dittes. ...... Andrew. Ledall
transacted business ia the county seat
Thursday. .Adolph Shenick has
hired out to G. c. Lawrence fur a term
OF ten months. .......P. y. Mattson of
Whitefeld was in town Wednesday,.
...Swan Nelson started in counting
dots at Priam the other day but We
don't think he finished up like your
correspondent, who counted one square
inch in each corner and then gave 1t
up as q bad job. "A. J. Aultma an
went to Granite Falls last Friday on
business. He will also visit Monte
video .... Mrs. J. A. Kepner visited
with Mrs. Chas. E. Dittes Friday af-
ternoon. ....J. A. Isaacson Of Kandi-
yohi station visited with his brother
Chas. the latter part of last week. We
understand Mr.. Isaacson has accepted
a position as clerk;at a. Ruden's store
at Atwater. DIR. Rains of Willmar
was here on business last Friday con.
nected with the John Hancock Lite In
surance Co. He examined four can
didates for same. . . Postmaster Dittes
OF Priam is member of the Raymond
music band. He just got his horn Fri
day evening. Saturday afternoon he
practised while Chas. Isaacson's hors-
es were tied in front of the store. Our
postmaster blowed one of the high
chords in his instrument, and the
horses, not used to that kind of music,
pulled down the post to which they
were tied and would have had q lively
runaway If it had not been for Erick
Larson, who got in the sleigh and
stopped them. j. A. Kepner and
Even Erickson went to Willmar Sat-
urday evening. Capt Rice OF White
field called on Priam friends Satur.
day. -. 1t is reported that q prominent
manfrom Willmar will put up q gen.
eral store here in the spring. We wish
the gentleman success in his undertak-
ing, and feel sure that he will get his
share of the business. !. Miss Martha
Theiling Of Clara City was visiting
with her sister, Mrs. G. A. Leopold,
last week. ...J.s G. <Boylan of Paynes-
vile passed through here last week en-
route to Marshall, MINI. VIM.
Gratz Of Willmar visited our mer-
chants Friday :. T. Rasmuson was
around here Friday buying horses.
<:s Z >::@,.::.. -. . 2- >>,s - EAGLE EYE. =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Ringvllls.
RingvllIo.
Feb.3.-Get ready for St. Valentine.
The annual meeting ofthe George

Feb.3.-Get ready for St. Valentine.
....The annual meeting ofthe George
vile Creamery Cs. was held Saturday
with nearly all members present. To-
bias Solseth was chosen president, Ole
Anderson manager and John 1verson
for the third director. Among other
improvements it was decided to buy q
new churn, as the old one was too
small. The creamery has been very
good thing for the farmers these past
years when the crops have been so
light. Henry Halvorson is taking a
course in the International Corre-
spondence School of Scranton, Pa.
We hope he will make good progress.
....Miss Dolley Coyne, who has been
teaching in the western part of the
state, returned home Saturday for q
months vacation. Ben Iverson from
Irving visited in this vicinity the past
week. ....... AN entertainment will be
given in Georgeville Lincoln's BIRTH
district No. II is larger this year than
for many years, having been between
80 and 40. This is a good recommend
alton for the teacher, Mr.. Open, who
is an enterprising teacher. ...... Ole
Antonson is working for P. o. Iver-
son. Hanna Coyne, who is teach
ing in Warner, sundayed at home. >.
I'VE reported in last number that
Christ Christopherson shipped a car
load of hogs to St. Paul last Monday
but it should be today. :. Ed Sonste-
gard, the hustling peddler, was around
last week. go. Tom Larson and Tom
Newgord were around hunting for a
farm last week. They called on Simon
Beres]ie but he had already sold his
farm to Per Johnson. ..... We have q
good show for getting the mail route
now, as the inspector will soon be
around.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
kandtvohl.

Feb. 3.-Geo. Enblom went to Will
mar last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Norman entertained few of
their friends last Friday. DR.. Me-
Laughlin of Willmar was called to at
tend Jonas Enblom, who was taken
very sick last Thursday. .. Willie An
derson returned from Sweden last
Wednesday, after spending seven
years there. He has rented Peter Nor
mans farm and is going to stay here
for a while. Albert Enblom of Will
mar spent Sunday at home. %. Hans
Aultman has rented the Freeberg farm.
....A dance was given at Emmet De-
foes last Friday. 49,. Harry Ander-
son attended the auction sale at At
water last Saturday. . School closed
IN district No. SO last Friday =. .Har-
ry and Hilma Anderson spent Sunday
at A. Narverud's 49,. Miss Anna En-
blom, who is teaching in town of
Whitefeld, spent Saturday and Sun
day At home. Oscar Carlson, the
grocery agent, was seen around here
last week. ..... Mike was kind. of sur
prised last week to hear the Lake
Elizabeth correspondent state that the
Kandiyohi correspondent made re-
marks against dancing We don't re-
member any remarks made against It.
= MIKE,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
GonnoSso0.

Feb. 2.-Miss Martha Berg enter
tained a few of her friends Sunday q
week ago. .. Gust A. Dahlvig depart
ed for his home near Ellington, S. d.,
last Wednesday after spending q few
weeks with relatives here .. N. w.
Peterson and son Ed, Nels Nelson and
Peter Hyden were at Willmar> Wednes-
day.. Miss Mary Clauson visited the
Mattson sisters Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Anderson visited
at T. O. Anderson's Friday.....C. o.
Carlson called at A. Quist's Friday. i.
-. Emil E. Anderson went to Litch-
field Friday to see DR.. Casel.. .Olof
Anderson was staying at VIM. Ander-
sons few days last week. ........ "A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Flygare last Tuesday. We are
looking for the cigars. $500. "A. . very
pleasant surprise was rendered A. O.
Hedberg Friday evening by host OF
friends. A good time Is reported by
all. He. was presented with shaving
outfit. -. Peter Anderson called on
his brother Alfred Saturday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05

car was attached to the Monday morn
ing passenger to accomodate them.
In the party we're the following: Dr..
and Mrs. A. F. Mantor, Edw.. Moss
berg, John Williams, N. P. Larson,
Fred Smith. Lewis Moline, M. T.
sandbo, A. G. Johnson, Mr.. Morine,
A. F. Hanscom, A. Crosby, o. P.
Rice, S. Osmundson, Peter Weedall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose, G. P. Kar-
wand, And. Olson, M. D. Manning,
J. S. Robbins, Martin Sorenson, A.
E. Rice, D. N. Tallman, L. A. Void,
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel r. Elfstrum, J. P.
Madison, A. F. Nordin and Lars Hal
vOrsOn.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Spicer.

OPsCo6.
Feb. 4-The Spicer school will give
au entertainment on the evening of
Friday, Feb. 21 at the. hall, the OBJ
ject being to raise funds for school
library. We need your help. The
cause Is a good one, we want our
young folks to read good books that
they may become wise, good men and
women. .... WIN. Olson has secured
contract for several car loads of ice
to be delivered at Kerkhoven. The
iceplow owned by Olson & Mcdowell
works we'll. %. Mrs. Howard is quite
i'll. miss Maud Howard is at home
again after:closing successful term
of school near New London. ~. M.
Alden received a large consignment
OF boat: iamibeer last week. >. Mrs.
A. G. Mardin left Thursday for Olym-
pia, Wash. Her destination will be
Hunters Point on an island .in the
sound, 9 miles from Olympia. Her
step-father resides there. When q
young man invests in q cook stove,
bed room set, etc., and engages rooms
for so-called storing, it seems quite
significant and Spicerites are suspec-
ious that something in the matrimon.
ial line will occur here soon. Watch
events boys and be ready for sere.
made. .....J. J. Henderson is doing
we'll considering. His leg has been pu,
in plaster paris. mr.. G. B. Doty
has sold his property on Green Lake
shore near the mill and departed last
week. He will locate in a new towr
near Pennington, MINI. May success
be with him,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Lake Elizabeth.

George Erickson OF Atwater and his
cousin from Pope county visited at
Martin Erickson's last. week. :. Pc
ter Westling took drive to Svea last
Thursday. "A. T. Blur has been the
foreman in putting in ice at the cream
cry. IS loads we're put in in one day.
......C. A. Peterson has been doing
some carpenter work at The creamery.
-. Kid McChee ventures to say that
Svea has the champion letter writer of
the county in the length of letter,
but Kids neighbor, Eagle Eye, in the
last issue had one fourth less space
but over one third more news. Who
is the Champion. The we'll known
Grove City knife manufacturer was
around selling knives last week .....
S. Stenberg has been sworn in as post
clerk. Peter Mossberg returned
Thursday last week after serving as
grand juror. .Nels Peterson has
bought an interest in the Kandiyohi
County Telephone Co. i. .Nels Hort
OF Atwater made business call here
last week. 80. . Harrison Crackerjack
and Kandiyohi correspondent seem to
fight for the first>prize in the Repub-
lican Press. Why is it the republi-
can papers are so in love with their
party name that they put it on their
paper to name same?... Three phones
have lately been added to the Lake
Elizabeth telephone line, so now they
have II phones on the line. Z. Name
Jackson and Peter Westling attended
q basket social at Lake Lillian Satur-
day evening. .....Adur Edmund had
a short vacation from the school he is
attending in Irving, and spent same
at home. ......- Emory Peterson came
home Saturday after about IA months
work in the Irving creamery China
Missionary Sahlquist held lecture
on missionary work in China at the
Baptist church Sunday evening, be-
fore good sized crowd. Next Sun
day Rev. L. E. Peterson will make his
regular monthly trip to Grove City,. .
The Union Sunday school will meet
at G. J. Boom's Sunday -. . Butter
maker Stenberg had charge of the
store and postoaice on the Engberg-
Forsberg wedding day last week. :.
500 cakes OF ice were packed in the
creamery ice house in two days-a
very good work. A. T. Blur was the
'boss." "...: Samuel Edmund hauled
butter Tuesday. j.. . Frank Mattson was
in Atwater Monday. Lots of eggs
coming in to the store. 1t seems chick
ems are doing nicely, but the prices
dropped as soon as the eggs. :. Mrs.
Mrs: =. W. Berg sent 4rs, senberg
q big, fat turkey forthe reception held
S. Stenberg's Sunday. .. The win
ter at this writing is as cold as any
one would wish. But we have had q
fine winter, so we have no complaint
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
oLoF OLSON HAS PASSED AWAY.
Late Distinguished Citizen Of Willmar
Sucoumbs to Death at st. Paul
After q Brief Illness,

In the midst of life, in the full power
of manhood's prime, . man prominent
in our county affairs in the past and
later in more extended sphere, has
suddenly been summoned to the land
of the hereafter. >Olof Olson, Grand
Recorder of the A. o. U. W., was
stricken with typhoid fever a couple of
weeks ago. He was taken to St. JOS
eph's hospital, St. Paul, where the
best of care was given him. But it
proved unavailing. Heart trouble set
in and, weakened blythe fever, he was
unable to rally. The end came last
Friday evening at seven O'Clock.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
TripoliS.

uhPOu3.
Feb. 3.-The Y. L. S. of the Luther
an church will meet next Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Miss Mary
Elmquist. All are welcome. At the
preceding meeting the society found
that it had $50 to be distributed.
OF this amount $25 was donated to
the mission among the heather; $25
to Bethesda Hospital, St. Paul, and
$40 to the auditorium to be erected at
G. A. College, St. Peter. Some time
ago the society donated $25 to the
Synodical mission and about $50 to
the church. This is mentioned only
to show what a small band of young
ladies, inspired by noble purposes,
can do to further the cause of the Lord.
Such work gives more real satisfac-
tion and pleasure than jolly parties,
dancing and games. 90. The Y. P. S.
will hold a patriotic Washington fes-
tival in due time, of which more in
our next. Mr.. Elmer Morine will
act as overseer of the phone system
out this way. He is the right man,
for besides being intensely interested
in the 'phone business he has natur-
ally q mechanical turn of mind and
will take care of his business like a
man. go. Mr.. Olof Olson's untimel7
6oQth couea6 no,,oh oorro- or1 ,,o-.,!SA
around here, where he spent his boy
hood years and had many relatives
and friends. Mr.. Olson had many
friends and no enemies Rev. S. A.
Lindholm went early Monday morn
ing to St. Peter to attend meeting of
trustees of G. A. College,. When the
phone line is being used it is best to
patiently wait until the talking parties
haye finished, unless they talk un-
reasonably long.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
the PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES,
4 List Of Those who Pay Personal
1 Property Taxes In kandlyohi coun.
5 81 and the Rates Of Taxation.

For the Information Of it's readers
the TRIBUNE will publish q complete
list OF the personal property taxes. The
lists are copied by the TRIBUNE and
are published solely as a matter of
news. These taxes must be paid by
March l next or the penalty will be
added.
The rates OF state and county taxes
are as follows: