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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-15

gen Die 8orpiirfe unb anflaae1t in
S@ns nimrnt, Die aegen i'm erboben
moroen iino.
Carol 8. Wrigt, oer Bunoess
Nrbeits gpmmiidr. Fat DOR elmer
QruBen 8~eriammluna in Der Cooper
llniou gu Rew Dort cine aufs
iebenerresenbe Reoe gebalten. in
melder er oas nabe gnoe oes eeeen=
wdrtiaten 2obn $ Spitens uprauss
iagte. Dies Spltert. iaate er. rueroe
fbon in niht alsu ferner 3eit ourd
oas gosoperatioz Spitem eriett ruer=
ben, melhes Dem Grbeiter elmer. ges
rebteren Inteil am grtrage leiner
Wrbeit fibere.
aust D.
Aus 9onoDn mirb beribtet
SIN t0nigliden S1tpife gu Sano=
ringbaut brah ein Brand aus. mel=
DIEM R0niain Nleranora uno oerer
Sefretdrin, 5rdulein &noups, muir
nit tnapper Scot ~enteinaen. Ser
Brand mnroe nm 5 ubr Worgens iii
Der 9esteren Shlafsimmer entoedt
uno goat in1 Ran1inraudfang. in
sueldem eit Bolfen oerr1utlin ldun
leit mebreren 9ngert lang gealiibt bats
te. Die plDblib acknowledgement
Jlolnr1en ergrifen ihneI aud oas
Shlnfsimmer Der 41uioiu, ueldae
sur Belt in oeuielber1 audi i'm Shlafe
Lag. Dieielbe tpuroe bon Ir1ulein
Rno1ps, ruelde audi fbneu Nlarm
lhtug. eiliaft aemedt. teooh brannte
es 81 bieier Belt ihon in beiben
3iniu,ern lebbaft uub betrdhtlider
Shaoen muroe anoerihtet, ebe oas
Teuer ael0ihtlmsroen fonnte. Dieier
BorfoI erregte in Sanoringban,, it,
ueldem CUR Belt cine gauge Nnsohl
bon @dften neilt, aruSe NufreQung.
81nia Gonaro befinoet fid] BEL lDro
Sbeagb in Gleroen, suffnlt. nuf Der
Sago.
Beiutibes Muffeben erreQt in
Miinden oaa ipurlpie Berfbminoen
bes &egierun8srats Saffron BON,
baseriiden Winifterium oes Snnern.
Die Beb6roen bemiben fih, ben ges
eentpdrtigen NufentbaltSprt 60
ftrutus su ermitteln. tappen aber pprs
berbano uolIftdnoie i'm Dnnteln.
Su lDnhon miro angetinoiat,
baB oas Manuicript nDn Billions
.Berl0renem BarabieieA pertauft
uerben iDQ, Daiielbe wirb BON
g0tbebD i'm Wdrs ndhiten Sabres
auf 6nentli9er Muttion ueriteigert
weroen, tpen1 iib norber niht Elm
reider Briuattdufer fiuoet.
- Cine ioeben Der6ffentlibte oeut=
ihe Reihsitatiitit beiaat, oaB Der
Hrosentiab Der 2atbuliter uno Bro=
teltanten i'm oeutiben Meihe felt benz
Sabre 1871 fib nibt erbeblid perdn,
bert bnt. Die Nn5abl Der Suoen bat
I'M Elm unbeoeutenoeS 3uQenuutmen,
oaaeger bat iih Die Nnsabl Der Greis
r~eliai6ien uno Ntbei1tenI perboppelt.
4eBtere MAIDEN nun flint 8ro3ent Der
0epDleerung aus. DARN iino aber
oieieniaen. tuelde iih niht often
gun, Ntheiamus betenuen, niht nit
einaerebnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-15
cine weselutisn in etat!

Gin iiferes anseihen elmer beooritts
benbeu umpdlsutg unb erniter St6s
riin9en in Sbrem Spltem iino Neruoii.
tat, gGlaHofsfeit ober llebelteit
Electric Bitters" ipiro balo bic lditi.
gen llriaden bierpon Serit0ren. Dies
Mittel uerfeblt ME, ben WassH 81 itdrs
ten, bic Nieren unb ben Darn : Canal
81 reSutirsn, Bic Qeber an3urssen unb
bas Blut 81 reinisen. Beicuoers siiuitis
tpirft bns Wittet auf erId6pfie Wers
BETS Dftea unb aae oamit i'm 3ulams
iansenbanse ftebtitbe geidusroen .spers
idtuinben inter Der trditisen Ginwirtung
oefielben. Electric Bitters" foitet r,ur
so Gents unb bag @elb miro suridses
seben, fuentt es niht U1Qise Befrteois
suHs 8etp1brt. @arantirt burd Die
Mpotbefer s. Raltepsr & Con unt Ne.
9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-15
Die 8erliner Bfdtter ~uerDfent.

Die 8erliner Bfdtter uerDifents
lihert einen Beridt ppn elmer ans
gebliG pom Brin3en GoaIbert BON
BreuBeu, benz britteti SDbne bes
2aiiers uno 2eutnant eur See auf
benz 2reuser .0ertba." an Bore oes
2lOpo DampferS .26nig gilbert. Der
i'm Gnbe Oftober ppn @enuo aus
ieiner Deitimmuag Sufibrte. be-
ganaenen Tattlofiateit. Ct ipI bort
bic oeutihen Baiiaaiere .eeihnitten"
buben. CT babe ausiblieElid nit
Nmerifnnerr uertebrt, 10 oa6 bic
9eutifen ibrem MiBuergniieen laut
Gusbruf oerlieben. 9eioer tuarer
Demiibungen. bic Meloune 5u peris
fisiren, erfulglos. GS itebt aatiir.
lid 81 befirhten, bob ben aloeut.
iden Bldtterrl biefer gDrfan. mag
es iid nut, ban,it perbalten baber,
pie es pole. 8aifer nuf bic @dble
ri
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-15
xaaes > Weuiafeitsm.
anlan b.

SIN 8unbeslenate belt Bailep
BON TeraS cine Sebr beftiee Rebe ees
gen bic Nnnabnte Der cubaniId]en
Meciprucit6tssBiu.
Nus Cincinnati suiro berihtet,
baB oer Dbio fnft sueefroreu lit.
Die Shifffabrt mar 5dot felt eini'
gen Taeen oes GiS9anaes rueQen
gum Gtilnano aetommer.
SIN 0eu gorter Gtaatssudt-
bauie 5u Sing'Sino tuurbe Der friis
bere 1routlgner BoIiaift Wm. ".
ennis, ruelher feline syrau ermproet
bate, ourf glettr0cution binaes
ri&tet.
Die II. 8. Steel Corpora.
ton. b. B. Der eruBe Stabl.Truit
bat angetlnoigt, baB pom l. Sas
ilrar at, 3obn : Heouctionen BON S
bis 20 Brocent eintreter ioGen. Bon
oieier Seduction ueroen 15U, 900
Grbeiter un6 M~naefteuten be%troffen.
- Wapur Cater partition BON
Chicago bat aneeprbnet, oaB feiue
Witgfieber iraeno zines itibtiIten
Geparternents, mie Bolisiften uno
Jeuerwebrleute, su elmer Grbeiters
Union aeb6reu oirFen. Sur tuirIs
lide GRANDDAUGHTER. tuie Strabenar.
better m., oiirfen iif rtaf ruie Dor
iplfen Draaniiationen an5hlieBen.
Der 4rieg8ntinifter Moot Bat
an ben Senator Brprtur, ben Bors
iibenoeu oes SenatsausihuSies fir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., einer Brief
geihrleben, in Ueldbem er ben &C.
neral Wooo in mdrmiter Weiie aes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-15
Susuifden iteat iih bic seepublif

Snsmiiben iteut iidg bic Nepublif
Colombia TO an, els Oh fte aus ibs
rem DrOhunaen. ben .rebeaiiheu
staut Banana" nit 9epalt CUR
@uftebr in ben Bunb Der Staater,
pon@ colombia aurldsustpingen, grnit
MAIDEN wole. Mnfdnglib iheint
maj, ienen DrDbungen in Ralbs
inatou iberbaupt nibt bas eeringite
Gemiht beigeteat at haben. 4onoerr,
BON Der Nnnabme aasgegauaen su
iein. oaB lih bic Regierung in Bo=
gotta nur 10 .bfutolritig" anftelIe,
nm Der u~ationalen GitelEeit BET Go
lombianer 81 ibmeibeln uro ben
Boruurf absuihudhen. oos mat,
iih bic 2o8reiBuna 8anan,as rubiQ
gefauen lafe.
Iber oa ideint 1t,art iih opd3 eeirrt
3u baben. Dem mert, bic golums
bianer aud sot, Der Geeieite OTIS
b. +. iotuohl auf oer Seite BON Co
Ion pie audi auf ~oerientaen BON Has
rlarna-oer bort liegenoen amerita.
niihen arieg8idiffe tpe9en Mihts
ausridten f1nner, 10 iheineu fie lire
Drubung oud3 tpirttih in {pfert auss
oefgbrt 81 babeu, baB iie auF benz
ihuieriget 2anomeee Truppen nah
Banana idifen tpoIen, ooer iDaar
fd1Dn geididt baben. Wan lit in
Waibington aber feft entidlofien. fir
Die Snte Banau,aa einsutreten-
euentueu auh nit betuaffneter 0ano.
unb 10 lieat cine peritnble gatnpa9ne
nit ben gulpmbianeril auf benz Sftb.
mus BOT, Banana feinestue9S garis
aiBer benz Bereid5e Der WDQtidEeit.
Sebr mabriheinfih lit es trpboem
r1idt, baB es basu ton,u,en tpiro.
Sir ale GdQe bat baber oas Grieass
miniIterium ben General Ben bon
Sort 3eapentpurt6, Der in, Mufe eines
aetpie9ten generalftdblera itebt. nad
@aihingtort berufer. utn nit ibrn
iiber euentueQe Burbereitungen flr
lold cine gatnpaptte au berateu.
Hub Fat MAJ. ihun gortehrunsen
getrufen, nm i'm Notfaqe iehr
idgneu 9ruppen an 0rt un6 Steue
bef6roern 3l t1nnen. General s.
Grantlin BEL miro banrt beftitntnt
an bic Spite elmer iolhen Grpebi'
tion eefteat tperoen. Sn BET 8mi@
lHen5eit bat aber, tuie inter bem
Datum bes IA. DECEMBER aus Go
ION beridtet piro, oaa RanDnen.
bot uErairie".--m E mn uir
MID irren. Elm S1ulihiH.
-unter benz m b
GAPS Smilep beretta
Gbteiluna MARINE
fpIbaten bort gelanbet.
p eIbe mad einem Buntte
bon Banana ents
anot uerben o n, nm euens
tueu auf Hanau,a l0Smaridierenoeu
culombiiHen 9ruppen ben @e8 81
periperren! @as maj, babel am
n1eiften befiirbtet, lit. baB es niht
~ einet1 beftiaen. aber entifeioenoen
Sample fonatneri ruiro, iun0ern 81
Eeinerl lanauierieen @uerigas4 rieee
r,ah Nrt Der 3dmpfe. ute ite bic
Gubaxer Sabre lang geoer, bic Spns
rier 81 fihren pfeaten!
Der 6enat bat iib euolib bereit
ertldrt, CUR Abftimn,ung iber ben
cubaniiben Meeiproeit1tSs 8ertrao gu
id)reiten, uuo 5tuar iiber ben niht
bur1 nuhn.nlige Mnenoen1ents Be-
laIteten Dertrag. DieIe a~bernalige
Belnitung nerbinbert gu baten. lit
elm Beroienft oeS Senators gurs
man. Elm 8eroienit. ons ibu1 bod
angerebnet tperoen muB. go lit
bod tpenieftens einige Iuslidt auf
baloioe grleoigune oieies mittlere
peile itier enolus u~ersDaerten 8er-
kfraees porbanben!
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Der aaapf ,uirs eim erbttterter ieiu

O~iejenisen. Die babel bebarren, lire
Dbren ben aubauernben gmpfeb1unger
bon .9r. Sings Reuer Gntbeduns" fir
Gdwinbiu9t 81 ueridlieben, iueroen
einen lansen unb erbltterten 8anpi ans
Sufebten baben segen lire 3eiben, ,penn
benielben niht balo Elm uerbaneniBpot=
es 3iel 9eiest piro /! Man feie. mas
3, 81, 8eal uon Bsal, MiR, gu iaser
bat s2eBten perbit 5eiste meme
hran ME Spmptcne BON Sdminbiudt
Sic nabm 81. Sings Weue Gntbes
dung" nahbem oaes anbere ieine Mir-
flung perfeblt batts. Sofort Seiste lid1
8eiiernns unb bier 6laiden beilten lie
o5ais. @arautirt Don ben Ipotbefern
S. aatteger & Son uno &eolpb OreiB.
8reis SO Gents uro 800. Yrobe=
Glaiden irei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-15
ets surebaeteuses gters.

oas ME tol bic StraBen entIan9 raft,
iubaB bic 2eute aus benz @agen fallen
obet bunbert Safe abnlier Writ iinb,
aIidslide Greisnilie. Gs 1T baber ilr
Sebermann ansebradt. cine superldiliae
Salbe bei Der 6anb 81 baben, aber teine
1T 70 gut, uie yBudlens GrnicasG albe."
Branbwunoen, Shnitte, iuunbe Stelen'
SalSfIuB uno SamOrrbpioen beilen ba-
uod unb peridpinben iduel unter III
rem linoernben ginHuiie. rs Gents in
ben Ipotbeten BON s. 8alteper 4 Con
ano Noolpb 0reiB.
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9as Bette sesen ~Rbeumatismus
1T Gtmer Il Nlmene's 6ecebt no,
1851. 8erubmt aemoroen burty
feline oiele erfolsreide Seilungen.
g. s. Shmiot Gaent, 6oufton.
Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-15
VIVA Mnn, m;rn heridbtet

Nus 8om miro beribtet, Dab
Bapit Bius x. am Sonntag ,unfes
cen Wiqiam s. Brsan empfaneen
bot. NeU. 3enneop bonn anierifanis
ihen Goae9ium funaierte als Doll
netiher. Der papit iaate aaerlei
fhmeibelbafte Dinae fiber bic Ra'
thulifen NnieyifaS.
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VT uno Sung e~rfreuen fid an ben
I'M Store pDn ie. Z engea usees
]eaten Weibnahtsiahen.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-14
Remember that these will be sold
at once, so leave your order
AT ONCE at
FAULK & JOHNSON

be missed greatly in this neighbor
hood.
Abdul, the Gazette correspondent at
Kandiyohi, stated some fa,sehoods
about horse-race at Lake Elizabeth.
We called attention to the same, and
are now called thief for our pains.
Here is what he writes in the Gazette:
Lake Elizabeth "Pen" who writes
for the ''Astonisher and Paralyzer''
at Willmar, thinks Abdul's writings
are not good enough. Just the same
he is furnished his news through this
column \ Some of the items ap,
peared in the Gazette last spring and
others last winter. Some of the items
appeared in the Jericho trumpet in the
year B. @. ~ Pen, like the paper
he represents, would not be publishing
q column of news if they had not the
Republican-Gazet to steal from.
Is it any wonder that the one capa
BILE of writing the above was rotten
egged when he visited his home town:
No, thank you, we do not furnish sec
ond-hand news, nor are we afraid tt
expose Adults misrepresentation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-14
Arotandor.


A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Roisum last week.
Miss Tina Hough went to Minnea-
polls last week, to try city life.
School opens in Dist. 81 next Mon
day with A. S. Nelson as teacher.
Miss Pauline Jorgenson went to
North Dakota last week, where she
will remain for some time.
Elf Bitterness will be married next
Saturday to Miss Gina Rogen of
Swift Falls. We congratulate.
Threshing started again Friday af-
ter long layoff on account of rain.
It is doubtful if threshing will be
finished this fall, as good deal OF
threshing is left and the moving o1
threshing rigs is very difficult.
Missionaries are sent to other coun-
tries, but they are needed in our midst
a. much as any where. Threshing on
Sunday has been done around here OF
rather in our peighboring county on
he west for several years in success.
sion and this year is no exception
If this is not heathen's work nothing
ia. UNCLE Ed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-14
Deadly
LaGrippe Caused
Heart Trouble,
Nervous Prostitution.
and Dyspepsia.
My Friends Know Heart.
Cure Cured Me.

Mrs. c. o. Hurd, 118 w, Third St., Muse.>
tine; Ia. is we'll known throughout her
section Of Iowa as an ardent worker in tho.
M. E. Church. She says: LA Grippe leftme.
with severe case of nervous depression and
nervous dyspepsia, which soon affected my
heart | suffered from sleeplessness. head
ache, extreme nervousness and twitchinp of
the muscles. The slightest exertion would
cause shortness of breath, numbness of my
body and hot flashes with pain. viii tel
you what I am constantly telling nv friends
that Dr.. Miles Heart Cure cured me so
that all these disagreeable symptoms let ma
may add that for severe pain I have neveR
found anything to equal DR.. Miles Anti Pain
Pills and think the Nerve and Liver Pills ar
. wonderful stomach remedy" 81 @s
Our son was stricken down with heaxse
trouble in his twentieth year. For two
months we got no sleep with him at night
so we commenced to use Dr. Miles HeasS
Cure and Nervine with the Nerve and Liver
Pills and today he is sound and we'll In.
fact he passed physical examination since
his sickness and is with the Army in tn
Philippines. I desire to ada that Dr.. MilesP>
Anti-Pain Pills have certainly been boon
to me. / am frequently troubled with sick
and nervous headaches and have never
found anything that would relieve me 50
quickly and leave me feeling so web there
after.-Mrs. Alice .Moad, Buffalo, Mo.
All druggists sell and guarantee first boz
lie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free bonk
On Nervous and Heart Diseases. Addpaa
p. Miles Medical Co, Elkha1t Ind s.:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-14

The members of the Progressive
Literary society met at D St. Al last
Wednesday evening, after their SUM
mer's3 vacation. Will meet everv
Wednesday evening until next busy
season. .:><
Threshing is going "slow but sure. -
The farmers have the "honor'' of
keeping the threshingrig at their places
for weeks, and the farmers do really
think 1t q treat to see q threshing rig
and hear the whistle.
Al. Mamie of St. Paul has been a
pleasant visitor at P. M. Johnson's
home the past week. Mr.. Mannis &C.
companied by Magnus Johnson tried
to kill all the ducks, chicks and foxes
In Gennessee one day this week.
Hans. Altman has rented the B. E.
Ang]und house and will batch there
this coming winter. He moved in his
household goods and family last Tues
day and is now ready to milk, make
butter and cheese and attend to the
family darning.
KATJE
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HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY
As Observed and Related by Regular
Correspondents to the Tribune.
Lake Elizabeth.

Lake Elizabeth.
Oct H..
Remember that the dentist is coming
here Oct. II.
Mrs. Jonas Norine called at White
field last week.
S. P. Carlson intends to build q
machine she'd this fall.
A negro was seen in our burg for
the first time last week.
The mission circle met at J. A. Fors-
berg's place Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Mattson is now home,
greatly improved in health.
S. Stenberg has several colts for
sale. Call on or phone to him.
Henry Morton from Rosendale is
also slated to thresh in our town.
On account Of rainy weather Martin
Erickson had the threshers one week
and ten days.
Hello, Bro. Kalle! It was not our
fault that Pen s contribution did not
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Selma, were in Litchfield last week to
consult DR.. Cassel concerning the
former health. :'~
This almost constant raining has
not only delayed threshing, but other
fall work as we'll. :4 .>..
Jas. McNellis, the genial salesman
for Dr.Ward's remedies, was canvas
Ing this community last week.
Victor Knutson is attending the
High School again. Victor is this
year member of the Sophomore class.
Arthnr Englund is in Willmar re-
ceiv1ng medical treatment. We UNDER
stand he has had an attack of typhoid
fever.
This locality has been poorly repre-
sented in the TRIBUNE for about a
year or SO, but hereafter, Dick will
try and report at least the most i'm
portant news.
Hjalmer Lingren of Minneapolis is
visiting friends here. It is about
three years ago since he visited us
last, but this locality has not lost all
it's charms to him.
Misses Emma Johnson and Hilda
Rasmussen have resumed their studies
at the Willmar Seminary. They will
this year be seniors and expect to
finish the teachers course in the spring.
Carl Anderson of Willmar was
hunting around here, q few days last
week. By the shyness of the ducks,
nowadays it is very evident that
something dangerous has been after
them lately.
Nearly everybody from here attend.
ed the street fair, and all join in pro.
nouncing it a grand event, but some
think it would have been better if those
cheating takers had not been allowed
to do business there.
Charles Lindbiad, who is engaged
as passenger brakeman in Montana
is visiting with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. A. Lindblad. It is abou
seven years since Charles last visited
US, so we are all glad to see hin
again.
Now if Dick does not report som,
items the same moment they ar
Matched, it is not because he has no
got wind of it, but simply because b.
thinks it a poor policy to count you
spring chickens before they are some
what matured.
The Svea schools are now in full
progress. The school in Dist. IS ha
been open for over a month, A. O
Nelson is at the helm. This is Mr.
Nelson's fourth successive year Il
said district. District 68 opened it
doors Monday and found Miss Cor
Peterson of Kandiyohi IN the chair
Miss Peterson entered upon her thir
years work in this district, which
good proof that her previous wor
has been admired. Both district
ought to be congratulated for securin
such able instructors.
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appear in week before last Wednes-
days edition.
The boys running the Union Thresh-
ing Co. g machine are earning an ex-
cellent reputation for good work.
We are pleased to now get the Sat-
urday edition of THE TRIBUNE on Sat-
urday in place of Monday as before.
John J. Norine and John Engstrom
are doing mason work for S. STEM
berg, who is to build an addition to
his barn.
The Union Threshing Co. has deci
ded to build shed for their rig at AL
bert Bjur's place. Mr.. Blur, who is
q shareholder, donated use of ground.
Last Wednesday the boiler at the
creamery had to be fred with fax
straw, as there was neither wood nor
coal on hand. Hilmer Stenberg was
the fireman.
Filing A. Johnson came home last
week from Dakota where he has been
running threshing rig. He reports
very wet weather. He returns to take
up his work again this week.
Roads have been exceptionally bad
Last Wednesday J. b. Strong's Alive.
ter livery rig sustained a broken hind
axle and had to be left at this place.
A substitute was loaned at the store.
Ernest Stenberg returned home from
Graceville Tuesday, where he had
been firing a threshing engine. He
was taken sick and was forced to leave
before the work was finished. They
had thu same wet weather to contend
with there.
Our old esteemed citizen, Hon. GA
Glader, and daughter Ada have moved
to Atwater, and will occupy the ex'
| senator's fine residence at that place
Mr.. Glader has always been foremost
in every good movement in our town
as we'll as county and state, and will,
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ConnoSseo.

oct. IL.
N. W. Peterson's spent Sunday at
N. P. Anderson's.
Miss Carrie Nelson is head cook for
the threshers at J. G sPorter's.
| last Men lay Emil Barker returned
to Minneapolis, after q few days. visit
at his home.
Miss Mamie Peterson did some
dressmaking, a week ago, at Falk's in
Meeker county.
J. Miss Carrie Lindquist left for Min
neapolis last Monday, where she will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wieberg and
Louis Mattson spent Sunday, q week
ago, at N. W. Peterson's.
/ If "somebody" wishes to call on
Selma Rossell, will find her at Rev.
G.. O. Shoberg's this week.
/ Miss Mable Porter returned from
Minneapolis Saturday, where she has
been doctoring for some time.
Miss Esther W. E. Anderson opens
her fifth term Of school today Mon
day. at Dist. So. Kalle wishes her
success during the coming school year.
I g. A.. Peterson and T. Z. Saugmyhr
have invested in q Buckeye corn bind
or, purchased from Martin Olson.
Soon the corn will learn that the bind
Ter Id on the field. a@z:s s7 III n t'. 81 sz.4
i Several Of the fami lies IN tennessee
lsay they haye lately subscribed, and
keep the Willmsr psper. When asked
(which paper they answer with 8 smile
and satisfied look 8 The Willmar TRI-
lBUNE. 9 rs,s ' 5. 55=as
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Svoa.


Earnest Freed is plowmsn for John
Anderson.
The creamery is now running only
three days in the week.
Herbert Englund is an obedient SER
want under the command of II. A.
Ruud.
Edwin Moline of Willmar has been
staying with his brother, Erick, for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson of Min
neapolis are visiting with the formers
brother, Gust.
Miss Clara Lindblad, who has been
staying in Minneapolis this summer,
is home for visit.
Miss Annie Skoglund, who is stay.
ing in Willmar, spent few days oil
last week at home.
Mrs. Nels Trulson and daughter,
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KALLE.
f1hIun.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams visited
Fahlun friends last week.
Hjalmar Lingren made q trip to the
county seat last Wednesday.
Burdick Johnson will run the engine
for the Aug. Lindblad & Co., for the
rest of the season.
A number of Willmar friends were
pleasantly entertained at Aug. Lind.
blad's home last Sunday.
A few of our boys attended the meet.
ing of the Young Peoples society last
Friday evening at Svea.
J. A. Wahlstrand, one of our pros
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THE AUTOMOBILE.
CARLSON BROS. FROST

The Farmers Antiautomobile league
has been organized in Illinois to stop
scorching, which has resulted in many
serious accidents to property and per-
sons
Five Paris policemen have passed
their examinations as motor car drfv-
ers- They will shortly be put on duty
with fast cars, SO that they can over
take and, If necessary, arrest any 9TH
er drivers of such vehicles travelling
at excessive speed.
Another largest automobile In the
world" is harvester in southern Cali
fornia. The machine is sixty feet hong
and thirty feet wide. The motive
power is furnished by oil. Eight men
are required to run it As the machine
starts off the grain begins falling In
sacks on the opposite side from where
it Is cut and the straw drops into 4
cart behind
a. T. Olsen, Monument Dealer.
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porous farmers, is hauling lumber for
a new up to-date barn which will be
erected this fall.
A great many are talking about q
new railroad, but what direction it
will take is the next question
Corncutting is about finished around
here now. Corn looks 9 good deal
better this year than last. There will
be no scarcity of seed corn next year.
Poe.