Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-10-12
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don will celebrate their silver weddine
today.
Grove City now has an organized
hre department. Electric fire alarms
will also be put in throughout the
| town.
Raymond is complaining OF not re-
ceiving her share of the wheat crop
this year. Lack of competition is
given as the reason why.
The buildings for the new state fish
hatchery at Glenwood are nearly CON-
pleted and naturally Glenwood feels
proud of the new state institution.
The Great Northern is digging q
we'll IL feet by "a feet surface measure
and IS feet deep at Atwater to furnish
It's engines with the needed supply OF
water.
The Swedish Lutheran church at
New London has decided to call Rev.
A. F. Almer of Forest Lake to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Rev. c. J. Collin.
There is movement on foot to con.
solldate the villages of PaynesvilIe
and New Paynesville under the name
OF Paynesville and the proposition
will soon be put before the citizens.
1t seems that hoboes have been max
ing Litch6eld their Headquarters for
the past two weeks and as a result the
village bastile has been literally sup
piled with sons of rest and "booze. y
The body of Walter Newman, a son
OF Henry Newman, of Litchheld, was
found in q river near Pratt, N. D.,
Saturday, Oct ], after two weeks
| d1ligent search. The notes found in
the clothes OF the dead man indicate
that the case was one of suicide. No
motive for the act can be ascertatned
at present.
The stockholders in the new farmers
telephone line which is to be con-
structed between Raymond and Rem
| vile have been unable to come to an
agreement with D. N. Tallman regard
ing connection with the Raymond ex-
change and it is probable that they
will put in central stations of their
own at the two towns named above
Even Railson of Norway Lake while
In town one day last week was hand.
ing out cigars which were strictly
Kandiyohi product. The tobacco has
been raised, cured and manufactured
into cigars On Mr.. Railson's farm.
This is practical demonstration that
the Minnesota farmer who uses the
weed can get ahead OF the tobacco
trust If he wants to New London
| Times.
The Paynesville Press, in speaking
Of concert to be given Oct. ii says:
''The program will include selections
from Greig, Bufhoven and Bohm. !"
We wonder what Grieg, Beethoven and
B0hm would say if they should find
their names spelled in such horrible
manner. We don't believe they would
BE- very anxious for return engage
ment at Paynesville. We suppose be-
fore long the famous Sousa will have
his name spelled See-saw and Pader-
ewski will appear as Peterushee.
A liberal amount of dog poison,
strewn by some degraded and mali.
cious being, is fast killing off Bemid-
ji's supply of CANNES. If the final
outcome would only be vindication
of the theory of the survival of the
tittest we would call this procedure
charitable and humane, but as the
really useful and valuable ones per-
ish as readily as the useless and bur-
densome, we cannot but call it cruel
and inhuman, and the man who will
lend himself to such abominable prac-
tices is indeed worthy of pity and
contempt.
Exaggerated reports have been cir.
culated regarding diphtheria at Kerk.
hoven. Some have even said that the
children were dying by the score.
Such reports are, of course, simply
absurd. There is no cause for any
extraordinary amount o. alarm as
yet. Only one casualty has occurred
from the disease and that was the case
of the 10 year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gorans, who died Sept. "a. It
was to prevent any further spread OF
the disease that the village authorities
decided to close the school and pro-
hihit public gatherings.
The threshing engine of Torrens
Bros , of Glenwood, exploded early
Tuesday morning of last week and
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