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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-25
PROSPECTING FOR
MINNESOTA OIL
Belief That Petroleum Exists
In Paying Quantities in
Stearns County.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Sept. 24.-J G..
Mihelitch, of Eveleth, Mimi, and other
parties have secured options on a large
tract Of land just west of the city
limits and adjoining the village of
Waite Park, ostensibly for the purpose
of prospecting for oil. Additional OPP
tons are being obtained and it is prob
able that when control is obtained of
all the lands showing oil signs opera
tions will begin. 1t has been known
for years that the lands in question
showed unquestionable signs of petro-
leum, and mineral experts from East
ern fields who have visited this section
have stated that the surface indica-
lions were the same as in fields now
being worked
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-25


of Rob
and Mss eRooseve
elbow Aed and Miss Gdan 'front.' hsen
has taken
lions
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-25

Bartholomew Joubert.
Special to The Globe.
LITCHFIELD, Mimi, Sept 24.-At
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26

-. St. Baaien ffriper til l19eblabet: !:
rJSes pil berpeo tase mig ben Trtbeb
at siere ytebatteren opnertiom paa
the post check currency. 6pab
bar De at ftse2 Eror Sc lite, at bet
utlbe pere en- COB cling for Solicit?
6pis De gipr bet, faa glpr Deres 5xe>
fere opmertiom paa Einsen, faa at be
tan bearbe,oe tine refpeft,pe Rongres,
nnnb.
Di bar besperre lite tneset &lenb.
sifab til BET SIass Spttemtbbel, tom
Mr. Baaien taller ON. Nlen BET er Dor
ieenins. at bpis bet e. en- COB Eing for
.Joltet, e bet ttte en- COB Gins for
Bengrfprferne % 9fationalbanterne, oq
90 jatter oe itg ,u1ob en- faaban Orb.
ming Os grfartns bur sobtsiort, at
&onsresfen fster btsle Menb men tfte
Goltet. sJbeen e l,,t, at bet tffe e
Rssierinsens elIer JoItets .BuRnefs4 Z
|at Relle Ineb genstDetsnet, enbba Son.
fistutiouet. u.sner noget aubet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26
st Res .@tse.

eonbon vDaiIp Nems" forteller, at
ben frantic Mill,oner Saeques xebaupp
er iferb taeb at oprette ct fort @ige pae
Uefafrttas Rpif, % at ban pil befolte
bet meb Nesre ira be Gorenebe Stater.
Paa ben @aabe tror ban at tunne bltpe
en- ianb 9elsiprer for ben forte STAGE.
San er insen 2&pentyrer. men saar
trem ion, en- fornuftie Manb. Tlere af
be europeifte Master bare Bei1Dbelfer
@etafrita, % ban fsser at erbperue
beres Etuabelfe til at oprette fit Rige.
Set Fal bltpe itprre enb &bobefta
Spoafrita, os Bet ffal talees .Siberias
Torenebe @toter." /
Sra Mmertta % iier fra Spbftaterne
utl ban bente Nesre os siue buer Tanis
lie ct Stptte Sorb. ~
6uis so. Nebaubp faar bet Strpgr
ban enifer, pil bans 2ano bltpe rtgt pua
Atineralter, Bifeleber (Subta &ubber)
% Raffe. Da ban ielp er WttIionar,
uil ban fette mango pense iuo / Toretas
genoet; men ban opmuntrer osiaa aubre,
Rapitaliifer til at stsre bet famine. Tit
ben @nbe par ban nplis oper 2oubon
o9 unberbanoIebe meo Fere Sernbane.on<
trattprer. San ieste. esiaa at faa
Stibsrbebere til at tase 6aanb Qante
oe iette tsaus en- 2inte me1em 2tperpooI
os 2tbrrtas 9opebfab Warouia. L..
ut en- Granffmanb optreber meb benne
fore Ylan, fmaser lite @nselFmenoene;
men ban ieSer at p.noe ben, ueb at iette
en- aniet 2orb ueb I'm Stbe % bringe
fere enselits Moelsmenb til at retie meb:
til @eifafrtta % pere meo at srunbe bet
nye @tse.
M. 2ebaubp bar en- l;ben Wiltters
mast unber fig. os ban bar lanbiat ben
paa Norbpeitfpften at bet forte Taiflanb.
San bar oslaa enlast en- Dopebftab ogz
afiluttet Trattoter meb ipbfpbte g5tam.s
mer % meo Nrabere.
Den ameritanife Presie ta9er lite pae
1ebaueps 6orebauenbe meo Stltebenbs
fer, men eisr Scar at bet. @ntelte
8labe talber bam ipottenbe vSacques
ben Terite, Setter af Sabera" os for>
teller t1oriomme pifforier ON bam.
De oplYier. at ban er en- Suttermtuto>
ner, iom at fin YenseuaQt bar labet
fig forleoe til at inblabe fig paa pilbe
Spetulationer. (Bituben.l
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26

Beoif for belle Tamilien. *Det Ct
iom Tauiliemebictn, at Dr. Peter's,
.Rurito bar p1nbet fin forte Bopularie
tet. 2es, bpao ST.. e}ortan Sobanion,
2aconner, @alb., flyer oerom: rSes
bar altto Deres Rurito paabaanb; TIT
ben er bebit tor belle Bamilten. Bsrn,.
Rone % mtg ielp, naariombeIff Der er
noset tpeien nteo os. Seq er Dem me<
get tatnemuelig berfor os baaber, ieg.
pil altib tunne erbolbe ben. Or Bes
ter'8 Rurito uirter milbt, men itttert;
ben er li9e COB for unse % :@amle.
SDase % @terfe. Strip Ill Or.
yeter Eabrnep, ll2-ll4 90. 0opne.
Mue., Chicago, Su. IT.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26

st gobt Maao. Da Mtbeneren Be:
rifles en- Mften git biem fra Eorpet,
blep ban torfulst bele Weten ltge til fin
6usber al ct Mennefe. Der Dperben9ebe
bam ,neb be sropeife Stialbsorb os be
lpsseffe Napne, ban tunoe finbe. Pes
rifles iOarebe bam ttte ct Orb; men ba
ian tom biem, talbte ban fin xiener os
fasbe til BAN: Gag en- Gattsl % lps
ben Manb biem; bet par bog remt, ON
ban ftuloe falbe % tabe fit aobe poueb
paa ben unbrfe @abe."
Saaleoes siorbe en- bebenif @reter;
buorleoes uilbe bu 9iere2 -..~@
.. . (8,bnesbprbet.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26

Miis @uifaua Muoerion fra Eown
Of @oieuille, Grant County. par tfpGse
r@lbom Gate 6eralb~ ben tsrfte, iom
treuete fig tnb 2anbtontoret @rot<
ffon forleeen, ba 2anbet / Merbeben af
Ebtef &iuer Taus aabnebes. 6un
baube bolot fat ueb Dpruribsren for.
lite at gao Slip af Anlebnin9en. Ser
par bog en- anben Manb, jom bapbe
facet Gag / Dpruriberen for beube, alles
rebe &l. 6 ON Mor9eneu. mer benne,
Manb uar iaa gallant, at ban opsap.
oenne Torbel til M,is Mnberion. pt<
gen er iuenit % tom til Nmerita mep
fine Torelore, ba bun uar tire Mar sau1r=
mel. Dun bar sienuemsaaet 9ptitolen
| @lbow Gate. @. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26

ffet suer meb frit Gorfat oa gals. Ser
sues inseu Euaus paa menneitet, eller
bet lisser lite unber for nosen uunb.
gaaelis 9&sbpenbtsbeb, iaa at ben, fons
ou1uenoes, tntet gals bar. % Ompen.
belien blir for bam ,1unbsaaelig, % at
ben, fom sienitribts mobftaar gfaaben,.
Dar intet 0als, % Tortabelien blir for.
bam uunbsaaelia. (Tortiettes.) J
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26
ara Nttutsefota 1otalatboloSs
feIftat. H
(@nfiap @ibe, Setreter.)

, al =
gtlitabets Setreter pil beisse fel.
9enbe Steber: Sacreb 6eart % Om'
esn Ben 6te, 7be os sbe December;
9atpt Greet ben ebe, % @od yallep
ben lobe December.
yaitor Z. S. 0ppeDale, @elifabets
BicesTormanb, friuer fra @acreb 9eart: !:
.Sa. Sasen saar frem, Brober, os pt
taber ttte Mobet, ON enb bet itanbom
1pnes saa lmaat, % 6ienberne bulbrer
% laruer; men ben, iom itaar paa
Sanbbebens @runt, bebpuer lite at
rebbes, tbt Seiren er pis." =.
@n af pore pngre Mfbolosuenner /
ben uefli9e Del af Staten itriuer til
Setreteren:
: "O1lr Luther. League has ap-
pointed me to arrange for a
lecture. course to be given this
winter and I will put. the temper
=ance speaker first on the course.
If you can send a few more
speakers this way during the win
ter I shall be very grateful to you.
1t will enable me to furnish the
lecturers, and to make the Luther
League more useful. A great
many will go to L. l.. meetings
that would not go to hear an "Af-
1holdstaler'' Our church is we'll
lighted, and the evenings will be
by far the best time to have sue
:cessful meetings. . j.
! Blue Mounb Ment9beb af Baftor
|Eb. Tesiums &alb optos efter= Subs,
tieneifen Spubae ben sbe Mouember en-
Solicit til Minneiota gotalafboIbsiel<
.itabs Rasie. Sbet por 9amle Mtbolbs>
,peu Ole Milien tnbienber 8elgbet,
r- r. 4 3
s4.9o, ,tr,per ban blanpt anoet: ytaar
5Rirtsa eQer aAe gaetere paa 3ions
Wture pilbe fplse bans (Baitor sos
fums) @tsempel, uilbe nj ie en- lplere
Treu1ttb iupbe."
Det ct ct slabeltst Eibens Gesu, at
fere % flere af pore Preiter os Meents>
beoer bespuoer at optose Rouetter ueb
Msoer % @ubstienefer, buor Der ier>
itiIt tales imob Dritten os Saloontra=
ftten. @r lite bette ct iittert Ge9n paa
ben Nnertienbelie, iom Sasen bar uuns
bet?
@aabet Mfbolbsforentns ytoieau
&c.. ftlftet ben Ste Suli 1900, bar ueb
reselmes19t Meoe beiluttet at i1utte fig
til Wtinnelota TotalafbolesieIifab. Tor>
entusens Beffprslie er felgenoe:: @bw.
@rttion, Tormanb; @br. 2ines, @ice>
t5ormanb; 6. y. Maie, Setreter; Soie'
fine Rros, &asierer. T.:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26
Rtttt1efota.

Set beber, at man bar funbet
Stentul paa en- Tarm en- Mil sft fra
6erman. Rulle1et opoasebes ueo Boring
efter Banb.
gn IiDen Ssn al SIof TDSfum !
Nerbeben af 2ate Barf blep tbieltiIrt
forIeben. 6an TAB peb Sernbanefp efporet
81 faa paa enbeI Born, ION att paa.
{Stetter. ssSSmens ffDbts Ct 2ofou1otiD
III snbeI go9ae pao Sporet. Gntten
tom unber BEN os bier ftaaret I e Dele.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26
Rottce.

Set aarlise Mpbe for Eronobieu1s
Creamery Asiociattou uil bIiDe afboIbt
I Eownballen Eoun Of Eronbbieu
2srbaa ben 2sbe Nopember 1903 Rl.
i gftermibbas. Rom alle interesierebe.
ba Eins af gistisbeb DiI bl,pe forelae1
aRpbet. SO. g. @ranrub, Set.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-26

3aobpbelier III Brpllupper tr9ttes I
llseblabets Erptteri. .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18

The stleath off 80 old settler ID ths'
county occurred last Friday night
when Ole Hs skutle, Of the town Of
sDovre, passed away after an illness.
Sof over year from cancer. De
ceased was years OF age. Last
spring the deceased was taken "a ST.
Paul for treatment, but his case vas.
pronounced hopeless and Il he VS.
brought home sgain 81 relatives only
TO await the hnal summon 6
. Mr.. Shuttle wss @ most highly re.|
spected resident 81 the town "a which.
he lived and was universally 90.
.teemed. sS=sss.ss
He had been 8 resident Of the oun-i
~ for nearly q years. Besides 9
widow md four children Who will
mournshis death are the following
sWillmar relatives: Mrs. Kari Shuttle,
: sister, and his nephews, ohm and
Peter Skiple. Other relatives reside
IN the Solomon Lake countr
The funeral took place yesterday.
afternoon IS one o'clock from tho.
solomon Lake Lutheran Synod.
church.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
Died at olivia. I

Mr.. and Mrs. M. 4. Sandbo received
9 message Saturday afternoon an
nouncing the death Of Mrs. Sandbo's
mother, Mrs. Ole Bagne, which oc-=
Cured at 1890 p. m. at her home in
Olivia. Death resulted from injuries
sustained as the result of a fall down
stairs some time ago. She was %
years OF age. Owing to illness in the
family Mr.. and Mrs. Sendbo were nn-.
able To- be- present ,at the funeral which
was held yesterday N isss Emma
Bagne, daughter who is at present
making her home in this city has been
in attend ance ut the bedside Of her
mother since the accident. Other mem
sbers of the family are q daughter,
Mrs. Lewis Miller, residing at Olivia,
and three sons, Ole, ] oseph and Peter.
The sympathy OF the many friends OF
the family goes out to them ID their
bereavement. 5* : 1896
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
Lecture ut Seminary.

Arrangements are in progress for
the securing Of @ lecture at the w i'll
mar Seminary IN the near future by
Raw. r. M admin, OF Thompson, Iowa..
. member Of the Norwegian Lutheran
Synod. Rev. Malmin is : lecturer:
on church music and it is most proba-s
BILE that the choir from the Lutheran
seminary at Hamline viii accompany
him here and assist in the illus
.trations In his lecture. In this event
there will be quite 8 treat offered to
our people. Tho stair Il under the
Sauspices Of the choir q the Synod
church Of this city, 81 which Prof.
zOmlie IS the leader. The lecture will
10 given here either the last of this
month Of the first part Of March.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
Erea ISansportatIon TO Chicago

sss Erse Trans portatIon g Chicago.
The Great Northern Is IN line with.
other northwestern railroads who.
have agreed to transport grain and
-four free Of charge consigned to the
Swedish Finnish Central Relief Com.
mittee OF Chicago between Feb 20. and
and %. A great N Northern circular*is-
sued by the frei ght department of the
road announces to all its agents and
also to all agents Of the w illmar &
Sioux Fails line that It will handle
grain and grain products In any
amount from any. point on the Great
Northern system in Minnesota or the
5Dakotas to Minneapolis and st. Paul
and the Minnesota, Transfer as. we'll
free Of charge, when It Is consigned
to the Swed ish- Finnish Central Relief
Committee Of Chicago, illinois. This
}is an opportunity for those residing
IN Kandiyohi county who have not
already contri buted for the famine
stricken sufferers. ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
.S344O9
4 Hazard IS Trip.

ss Hon. Andrew Railson Of Lake An
drew was IN the city the first of the
week looking after his interests here
He placed his property In the care Of
the J ohm I. Otos agency. In an in.
terview with the TRIBUNE Mr.. Rail
son stated that he had received q
letter from o. A. Hedin who with
family had arrived at their destina-:
tion, Kingsburg, Cal. They had .
narrow escape Of being in the fright
ful railroad accident on the S outhern
Pacific In which sixty passengers were
killed. They barely managed to se-
cure places on the first section Of the
train. The second section was the
train that went down, With such fearful
,consea uences. In passing through
western Arizona and Cal forpia 9
heavy SNOW and sleet Was encountered
which 50 Effected the Mtnnesotans
that they were taken with bad colds.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
f.. g. SBREMBERG, al,
Kommitteens Skattm4stare.

The Central Relief Committee of
Sweden was appointed by King Oscar
at 9 cabinet meeting held Oct. "a, 1902
and Is composed Of the following
prominent gentlemen Of that country:
=. Berlin, sekreteraren= e 6fverstat-.
hallareambetets ks:nsli j, chairman;ss
District Chief Count G. O. Taube;.
Judge Of the District Court K. Gron-:
=lund; +. Q. Bremberp, JAgmAstarel;;
and = ". *Svenonius, state geologis;..
Senator Thorpe had not as vet
heard from the remittance Of 1926
crowns sent to Norway from this coun-s
u, when inquiry was made this morn
ing. Il. =s.s :Sss
There remain but very few localities
of Kandiyohi county that have not con-
trlbuted up to this time. The county
relief COMMITTEES is DESTROYS of closing
up its bus lness and making the final
remittance as soon as posslble.
Those who wish to contribute and
have not done SO should hand Ia their
money Without delay.
sB fellow is given the list Of contFibu-
tlonsim The rsliei g nnit &c
the county corrected up 10 date:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
4 Plosssnt SURPRISE.

The most delightful social evenings
OF the season given last Wednes.5
day, whom Mr.. and Mr.. owls Flad-.
oboe we're SURF s their home by
about thirty personal friends. The
surprise had bean carefully planned.
t. vas : SUCCESS Ia every detail.
About SO clock the party gathered IS
TO. slettens % md went - : bod to
the Fladeboe reslde where they took
Ipossessipn 6 the house. Refresh.
ments were served throughout the
night, and ! most enjo ables time vas
spent ~ al present. Mr.. and Mrs..
sFladeboe received as 8 rememb rence
some very hand some and valuable
presents, and the best wishes sof those
present for . long and happy life.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18

II. Ward Wical and Miss Iena
sL0uise Pritchard, both q the town .of
Woods, Chippewa county were united
~ marriage last Wednesday The
ceremony took place &C the N. q. par
ssonage - Raymond, Raw. Geo. Smell
sso6aciating we'd ding eception vas
given q s large number of invited
guests s. the home 81 the groom that
evening The young couple resolved
= number 81 beautiful and valuable
Wedding presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vical will make their home on q
= arm IL the town 81 Woods. The
bride is . sister of Mrs. @. Fors-
berg 81. this city
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
Burl 81 londa !.

Is number of onr peopl ewentsto New
London Monday morning g attend
the funeral of Franz alentyre,l
youngest son offs n s. ID IS. Henry.
'Winblad whose death occurred last
Thursday night. ose lns attend lance
from this city we're Mesd ames &
Adams, q. samsss ohm
lson, Harold Frost and lNordin.|
Rev. 81 McCal lou and Asssrss
Vinblad and Chas ohnson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18

Rev. Joseph Hogg rites from How
ard Lake where he has been hold
Ing meeting & with consid erable IN
.terest and success for hespast three
weeks, that WI b home for sun
day ana announces that there 4 be
the gnlar serYSices 6 the p: 3.
church II 1890 and q:
M orning subi iAct e;hristia aus
Armour Evening sul6 3sthopId
IChristlans Eng age s. , &
ments
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
On nra sc tl,o ard s !.

order pr omul gated by the Great
Eorthern, which IS nov effectiye,
river parties toSWhom goods are CON
4 forty-eig ht hours ia which 20
oad the same, instead of twenty
tour md will reduce dennrrage.
|Si IN Res Is one dollar Tor each twenss
our hours taereaf liter inatead 81 two
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
Salvation Army otlnK -

81 Commencing Thursday evening, Feb.
Is, and continuing through TO Monday
evening, Feb. q, there will Be meet
ingss every evening 81 the Salvation
Army Hall Ensi Ign Carl Nelson, q
Isl. Paul vii conduct the meetings.
Miss Ing Hough ok erkhoye viii
ssalso bes present to- assist. cordial
s:invItations Is extended to III q attend
:tl1ese meetings
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
Many q Draw lvoH q ounty.

The prospects are that the present
season will be banner one In the
history Of the county in the payment
of wolf bounties. Wolves are unns-
ualll numerous this winter il the
northern part Of the county and q
large number of residents have been
successful in killing of some Of these.
pesky animals, who are reported 90.
being in some instances very bold.
/. Since the first of the year the total
amount il wolf bounties paid at tho
office Of the county auditor is $3.50.
The law provides for . bounty Of SIS
for a full grown female wolf and 35
for 9 male. The following residents
of the county have been successful In
securing bounty For female wolves.
John Bergman, Cornelius Hen
erickson, Ole S. @Skaalerud, VIM. g..
$Wendlandt, France G. Gustafson,.
Geo Bengtson, Edwin Berry, Elling
Larson. For male wolves -E ling H
Larson, Ole E Olson, Tom Knutson,s
Olea Larson, John Bergman, Theo-
dor Hamre, George Ber gtson, Albert
Maier. #Olea Larson, 9 lady resident
of the town Of Lake Andrew, is re
ported as the tirst woman to show her
.prowess at killing . wolf and thus SEE
curing bounty ~ We
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
Seminary Items.

Saturday evening Judge Nordin de-
liyered an excellent lecture on inter
national law. He intends to give an
other lecture on the same subject In
the near future. 81 s==.szz=zt. .=s
Sunday evening, Rev. Mus gave .
lecture on F6lgesvenden an a7en-
TYR he tried to show. the audiences
that 'aventyr = are not always what
some people think, continuation OF S
lies and hnmbugs, but that they form
8 great part of the literature OF the
different people. He also showed By !.
what means the aventyr had travelled
around from country. 70 country, after
which he IN very agreeable manner
told an kventyr and then expl aimed
the truths that we're laid down. In II By
the poet.
Monday evening Prof. Strom do
lisered . lecture On s Words.'' Il
vas listened 70 BY . great number Of
students. The lecture was one which
= an sure win be long remembered. .
tswas helpful and Interesting All
through. Tho students are very
much Indebted TO the faculty for Sc.
curing such lectures.
IS The class IN Geometry just nnished
Plane Geometry and will devote tas5
rest Of the term 10 reviewing the sub
ject.
The class In Physics 10 . present
enshrouded By : seemingly ispenetrar
BILE cloud, caused By electricity. In
other words they are trying TO OK
|plain 70 themselves, !. What stun Ills
made o. whereof ills born. !, shake-
|speara e e TO be hoped that Tho.
class viii manage q. clear The smystsrl.yvz
and Agsin return TO It's eqlil ibrium.E
Spelling must Be ! very Interesting
subject to Judge 81 the number Of
scho Iars. There are about so all try.
Ing TO S beat each other.
sS The girls comp ain that some cer-
tain eller a1rays: keep his hat or
|overshoes on II the Ii this
Eis against their Idea OF order tpey are
very indi gu AMI. best tsstng Is do
Esill b 70 hold al saucts on on the said
rtIcles snd for the proc "a buy q
IWebster' Rules Of Order concerning
hat overs oes and Libraries
our attention II g ain called %
she entert ainnnent Saaurda ~ .veninp.
nm III nnt i, st
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
PIONEER REslDEll DEAD


90 = ~ 0A4Au8 ~ OsOV ~ CIOSk3s 4&GOO
g. cobson passed away IS his home
on Fifth street after 6 brief illness
from pneumonia. The news 81 his
death was received with much SUR
prise by many Of our citizens who
ha not known Of his serious illness,
and came as . shock to friends. He.
was taken i'll last Friday moraiDg. .
Y Mr.. JAG bison had been in poor
health for several years, being af-
fected with kidney troubles, and ow-
ing to his weak constitution he was
unable to- Withstand the last attack
which 50 suddenly took him away.
Deceased was 60 years Of age the
223rd Of last December. He leaves q
wife and only child, Alpha, to m ourn
the loss Of kind husband and father:
The funeral will be held next Sun
day and services will be conducted by
Rev: E. E. Gynild OF the Lutheran
Free church, a brief service will be
held from the family residence at. 2:3O
p. NJ. and 9 sermon preached at the
church. sss;.ss
Relatives residing in the county who
survive the deceased are his brother,
Christian son, Of Spicer, and q
nephew, Martinius jacobson, at pres
.ent . resident Of the town Of K andy
hi.
] acob Jacob son was highly re-
spected citizen of this city where he
had made his home the greater.part of
sthe past TWEEN, ras
tired only 8 short time ago from the
mercantile business il which he " as
ass ociated with his brother in.law, j.
r. Peterson, under the f m name Of
Jacobson 8 Peters on, and which they
together conducted for tho past eight
years. Previous to that time he had
been engaged ia business at Hawick
and also at Kerkhoven, but the greater
part Of his IS =ye ars residence in the
county was devoted to business ii
Willmar. He served as q clerk in the
early days for Hans Paulson, a. pio-
neer merchant now deceased, whose
place Of business was conducted IN
the old Rice 8 Manning building.
3 Deceased Was 3 native OF Norway,
his birthplace being Adanger, near
Postgrund. He came to America IL
1887, first settling Of Red Wing. He
reno led TO this county when the rail
road was extended to Willmar. Sew
enteen years ago he was married 20
the wife who now survives him, and
who was then known % Miss Lizzie
w. w ilson.
The heartfelt sympathyof the com.
munity goes out 70 the bereaved FAINT
|ly. 49,
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