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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Ste Snoiette ton 9ieben bet,m:
geimdjt.

9em 9iebseeli6ter, bauptid4li6
ben S9aufeniferbieben i6eint big iebt,
trOb aller Nnitreugungen Der pOlisei,
nod INNER nt6t eans Der @araus ge=
ma9t au iein. Seute fritz 3ertrhnts
tnerten Nneeb6riee Der eblen 3unft
bas S9aufenifer Der &obert Seller
@ooperatibe So. @de @aft unb proipect
Gtr., ma9ten iebo6 auBer einigen
0erren=99uben feline 8eute. Daileibe
@eltdter mar es audi. pel6es faif CUR
ielben 3eit bas Jenfer beg
Jleii6er-Qabens BON &obert Jreur16,
gde gait unb gDoDblatpn Nbenue
einf6lug, um BON ben in oemfelben
aufgebdn9ten 59infen einige mit9eben
5u beiBen. Sn beiben 6dlen iibertrifft
Der on ben Genfterf9eiben an9eri9tete
96abea ben Mertb Der geitoblenen
Waaren beoeutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Der ,,8lme &ibboa Sang"
binter sdloR tmS &iesel.

8unbes=Wari9all i. W. @banbler
bonn noreli9en 9iifrict BON SbiD
bradte unter Nffttrun9 oes Seputp=
Warf6aas Ganning unb @r=poliaei.
9efs R6rner BON @lebelanb Die Wit=
glieber bes ipg. Blue &ibbon Sang,
Samuel Safion, Sohn Seblin, 9arrp
@ramer, Sames Courtney unb Sapib
@lapton alias Dan Clifford nod bier
unb quartierte iie i'm @efdn9niB elm.
9ie 8uri6en, bpn !uel9en Elm Seoer
f9on einen 9ern,in i'm 3u9tbauie ab,
geieHen bat, tparen in @lebelanb, g.,
auf Die Nntla9en bin berbaftet Dor=
ben. tpel6e bic 8unbes=@rDBgei6more=
men ftir5lib 9egeu iie erhoben babeu; fie
tperhen bei6uloi9t, in bas poit9ebduoe
BON Orleans, Snb., in Der Na6t bes
10. 6ebr. b. s. eingebro9en 3u iein
unb $500 in Sreimarfen unb baareai
8elb geitoblen a1 baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Eoli3etltdes.

Gin mebrere W n q E
alter Goetus purbe geitern BON einem
Slider i'm Wbite 3iber geFunben unb
bon ben bena6ri9ttsten &ablerpOlisi=
ten nod ber tdbtiiden WOrgue gee
bro4t. 1nteriu6ungen finb i'm 8ange.
unter Der Nnflage, ber
ganbanble=@iien i'm lebten Dee
eember etne Giite nit @6uben enttper=
oct 3u baben, iuur0en 6. piercefielb.
26, unb SDbn Cummings, 26 Sabre
alt, HD. IL 9aniltpn glbe., srast
@iienbabn=Nn9efellte, BON ben Getsc=
tibes 2ancaffer unb 2ptpe eineelodt.
8ierseb anbere S
meiitens unbeoeutenbe gntlagen tDe=
gen Srunfenbeit unb 8agabunotrens,
tperben beute bor benz poltaetri6ter CUR
8er6anolun9 tommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28

bon WesleD @bapel, tpurben bur6
einen S6lei6bieb aus ieinem 3immer
in Cos Ingeles, Gal, no er Der 8ene=
ral=@onferena Der W1etbobiiten bei=
tpObnt, $40 baar, feline &etourtidets
uno etli9e &leiOunssifife geitoblen.
$1,000 Orb 6aftsfeuern.
Sort % pn E, %. W1ai. Dem
@ountp=Niief1or g9gemann iii es mad
bartem &fe aelungen, bOn benz
Somes @benep 9ta91aB 1914, 497,
eine grbf6aftsfeuer bon $11, 900 3u
cOaectirsn.
% 9 IN 81 rbes m &ef IL
m q atorium proaeffirt.
SefferfonbiIIe, %. Mai.
German @ebrs, tpel9er i'm &eforma=
tDrium @nrus 8errps ermoroete unb
3u lebenslGngli9em 3u6tbaus in
Wi6i9an @ttp nerurtbeilt puroe, ilf
Der brittle Sniaiie Der &efcrmanFalt,
uel6er tuegen Worbes bafelbf proaeifrt
wurbe. 9enrp 9arbin tpurbe i'm ba=
maligen @Ountpfb @barlestotDn fit
bic @rmorbun9 bes Mdrtsrs geter
gesIeD prOceifirt, f6ulbig befunben
unb i'm SUM- 1864 ee6dngt. SIM
Sabre 1887 ermorbete Macep Warner
ben Grant Sarris, einen WaitfrdfIing,
unb uurbe ebenfalls gebdngt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Aee sbeparo ibmer berbriibt.
er ffirste in eiae aufe nit fo6enbsm Mafer

9lce Sbeparb. Elm In ben Satge
Mabo9onp & 8eneer Worts", an Der
13. Str. unb ben 8. 6. & W. 8ahn=
@eleiien, an9efelter Mrbeiter fisl beute
Worgen in etne nit fo9enbem Maher
9efHlte Rufe, in tuel@er 6olaitdmme
abgefo9t tuerben. 9as Waher brang
bem lln9ltdli9en Biz in bic N9fel-
b6ble. @r i6rie um Siilfe unb einem
@Dlle9en gelang es, ibn aus ieiner enta
iebliben Sage 5u befreien. 9ie 9is-
peufariums=Nerate 2orbmann unb5 5ein.
rt6s iiberftibrten tbn mittelit Nmbu=
lang na6 ieiner gBobnung. ct bate
am 9anaen 36rper f6tpere 8rtibmun-
ben oabongetra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
SemtfhIano.
u m er tfanerin auf einei
Berliner 2ansel.

Berltner 2ansel.
8erlin, 90. Wai. MnldBli9 beg
Snternatiunalen Grauen @pnsrefes,
tDel9er in Der erifen 6dlfte bes SUM-
in Der &ei6sbauptitabt tast. tpirb gun,
erffen Wtale cine Srau cine Berliner
San3el beiteigen unD cine prebiet ball
ten, ndmli9 Die Nmerifanerin &ep.
Nnna Sbam, tpel1e gum @ongreB bele-
girt lit. sic tpiro in Der 8erIiner
ameritanii9en Stride prebigen.
gfeuer 8aIfan= =BIan.
8erltn, %. Mai. Sn ct. Be=
tersburger politii6en Greifen tperben
bas angebiid beporfiebenbe Ginberneb-
men smif6en Der Stirtei, 8uIsarien,
Serbien unb Montenssro, fotpie Der
geplante @omprpmiB Der 2dnoer nit
Stalien lebbaft er6rtert. &uBlanb foa
bieien Blan, tpel6er gegen Elm ebentuel=
leg beuaffnetes @inf9reiten Seiferrei9.
l1ngarns Ooer Seutf6lanbs auf benz
Batfan geri4tet 1T, moralif9 unter=
ffiiBen, tpogegen Die 9iirfei berfpri1t.
Die Derlan9ten Geformett in MaceoOnien
einaufttbren. Des Weiteten erlaubt
Die Shrfei Stalien, in Nlbanien feifen
CUB 81 iaiIen, unb Stalien fotpie bic
Baltanldnber iidern benz Sultan Die
9Ouberdnitdt iiber bic europdii9en Be=
fibungen Der pforte.
Nn bas 8orbanbeniein zines fol9en
Plans tDirb in tpeiten Greiien alien
grnifes geglaubt, unb man nimn1t an,
baB Die ganse Sa6e perfett perben
tpirb, wenn 6iirit Gerbinano pon Bul=
9arien, Die man in &onffantinopel
tpiini6t, bem Sultan In Bdloe einen
8efu9 a6ffattet. 0iele erblifen barin
cine meitere urfabe Der 2oferuna bes
Dreibunbes, ba Stalien Bel fol6en Mb-
ma6ungen in cine Deutf9lanb unb
Oeiterrei6s slIngarn oirett fontrdre poa
fitiOn gebra1t iDiirbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Ntit 100000 Mtama ioa Yort
Nrtbur erftirmt iper0en.

Ne N 6 bma ane, %. Wai. Gs
beiBt, baB Der Plan Der Sapaner 1T,
in ibren Sperationen gegen port Nr-
thur 100000 Mann gu benuBen unc
Die Staot i'm Sturm au nebmen. Sie
mifien i'm 8oraus, baB BET Nusfiibruns
bieies planes ibre 8erluite beoeutenb
fein tperben, aber es tpirb als bortheils
batter eebalten, ettpas auf's Spiel sn
ieBen, als cine eroBe Nrmee bret WtD=
nate ni1t in NctiDn treten su la1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Set Gillespie Yro5e6.
Wod] feline Ginignng Der @ei9wores
men er5ielt.

&iIing Sun, Sno., %. Wai.
Die @ef9porenen in benz Gillespie.
pro3efe IieBen beute Bormtttag TIM
10 ubr DO Winuten, na9bem fie "a
@tunben in 8eratbung getpefen pa=
rem, bem Rt9ter meloen, baB fie fi9
ni9t auf einen 8abripru9 etni9en
fonnten. Ser &idter fdifte fie iebo9
in's Surn3intmer suriif. 9erfelbe
miinf6t bringenb, baB fie elm 8erbiet
fdllen, 10 baB tein 5ueiter proseB nOtb-
tpenoi9 tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Gin iunser Tarmer anyebltdj
itberfaaen mno beran6t.

Carl &eeb, elm iun9er, nabe 9ope
anidffiger 6armer, r1elbete Der poliaet
baB er in Der Sreitas gta6t an elmer
einiamen Stelle an ben 8iq Sour
8abn=8eleiien nabe Der 4entufp Noe.
BON brei Wdnnern iiberfalen murbe.
Ser Cine belt ibm eiuen &ebDlber un-
ter Die NaIe unb Die anberen geibsn
er(eiAterten i'm um feline llbr inb $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Die gEtlfims @traRe &riite
3erftSrt.

Die udbrnb Der Iebten So6fiutb 10
febr bef9dbigte Bride ttber ben pogues
Stun an Der 8iltins @traBe. tuurbe
geftern Nadt bon unbefannten, Dabr=
fdeinli6 in Der Mbii6t bic 5tabt gum
Baue elmer neuen au stDingen, b6llig
serft6rt. Die Bride mar iibrigens
faon felt ldnserer 3eit gegen allen
@ertebr 9eIperrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28

gnuerIa ubniBi9e.ine.-
War9aret 59utte, Anbau, gio. 1884
Renpoob 4be., $210O. - @rocers'
gafins Co., gadfein=gebdnae, Stem
Oorfz, nabe Nsnes=StraBe, $22, 346.
= 5. s. garnbil. Npartment=@e=
bdube, Stem Seriep= unb gtetp gorf=
5trabe, SIS, 900. = S. 0eBler, 0ol3-
Wobngebdube. Netu seriep=, nabe %.
Strabe. $4,000. - Glen @raban1,
0ol3 Wobn9ebdube, uniberfitp abe.
nabe Sitter Str, $4,000. = S. q.
8unber, Reparaturen. 1920 Mef 81.
@traBe, $1,000. - @GiDt & Gunber,
3pei 6ola=@Ottages, SAG unb SAB Weft
%. GtraBe, $500. - 6. g. @arri-
ion, Cottage, &ap Str.. nabe glr.
bpr Mbe., $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
6 e n. 3 uapi m @terben.

8eaber, 3d., %. Mai. I'm s
ubr beute Worgen besi9limmerte ber
3uifano Deg 8unbesfenators Quap fi6
in fold acknowledgements @eiie, baB
Die Nerate befiir9tens ct tpirb ben 9ag
ni6t iiberleben. I'm 10 l1br berlor er
bas 8emuBtfein.
u Der Co. rtben ut ipn b . n
einem 5er5f91a9
betroffen.
SOS Nneeles, Sal, %. Mai.
8. 6. Sn9rabam, griter @roB=Ma=
i6iniit Der ySnternaiipnalen Briiber=
fbaft Der 2ocomotib=G =Gtbrer" uurbe
auf Der Contention, tpdbrenb er an iei=
mem gult faB, bon einem Sersi6las
betrofen. 5ein Sob trat augenblid=
lid Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
9ie g9aler Der M. g. S. e.
iiegretd.

3mif6en benz 8afebalI=r Seam" Der
Manual Sraining 5igb S9ool unb
bem Der @bortribse-9o9i9 fanb
heute 8orntittag Elm Spiel ifatt, tueI=
6es nit benz Siege Der Sanbfertigteits.
6p6ibule enoigte.
9as 3e1ultat mar snlgenbes:
W4 8. 8. g. .O4103 2 *-13
@bortrioqe .2OOOO0000- 2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Die WSroertm Gaa 0tdS at ote
@rof=Oei9iuorenen iber=
tuieien.

Srau gaa Sids, tpel9e am Sienifag
gaadbmittae Sofepb Sboings erf9OB,
puroe geffern pCm poli3eiri9ter unter
Der 4nflaae oes Morbes i'm erften
@raDe unb obne 3ulaHung bon girg=
idbaft an bic @rOBgei9mOrenen iber=
tpie5er1.
cshr gertbeibar min gelteno MAIDEN,
oab bas Grauen3immer unaure9nungs=
fdbig 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
8itrger= 8eriammlnns tn @ef=
eSn0innapnlis.

Der Wef Snbianapolis Commercial
Club bdIt beute Nbeno in Der &otb-
mdnner 6nlIe an Der Wtorrts 5traBe
cine 8erfammlun9 ab, in tuel6er iiber
ben proiectirten 8au bes Weff Snopls.
Mbaugs=@nnals bebattirt perOtn fOq.
Serr g. u. Morgan, Der erife prdfi=
bent bes Clubs mirb iiber bas prDiect
einen eineebenben 8eri9t erffatten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28

gStro erlt am 3. Mu9ult db9eh6lten fperoen.
8orfiBer W. $. O'8rien bon! 6emo=
cratif6en @taats=@onite bat eeifer1
formea Die Gtaats=@ Contention auf ben
8. u II g II # einberufen. nriprting=
lid mar Die Mbbaltung berfelben auI
ben 20. Suli fefeelebt, allein biele
9emocratif9e 3eitunss 0erausgeber,
tpelde sern an ber prOiectirten @rcur=
fion mad Gambia tbeilnebmes tuollen
unb piele Delegaten, melde on Der
National=8eunion Der glfs tbeil3uneb=
men beabH9tisen, battenSerrn O'grien
um cine Werf1iebung oes Datums er-
fuGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Sames WeS0aalo ntdti6nl0ig
6efanoea.

Bebforb, Sno., %. Mat. 9ie
@ef9worenen baben 9eftern Na6mitz
tag Sarnes McDonaIb BON Der 9ln=
tla9e, bic Sobi9unebrerin @arab 6.
@Gdfer ermDroet 3u haben, frei9e.
fpro9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
sSnbianapplis Snb,, 5amftoo, 2s Niat 1904
Ams oen 0ertd)tsbSfem.
Cans aflanb on / m 8 :
ri DIT.


Sm @riminalgeri9t purbe geitern
nit ben 0erbanolungen i'm Sale oes
0arrp 6. Wef, Snbaber zines Reifau-
rants in Gaflanopn, besonnen. 9er=
felbe 1T beihulotgt, cine 8ewobnertn
oes Srtes. Namens 2ueinba Wation,
tbdtlib angesriffen gu baben. Gaf
Die gan8e 8eOrlterung beg ibpati6en
Srtes mar antpeieno, um enttpeber flir
ooer se9en ben Nngetlagten NusIagen
gu MAIDEN.
IS 6eibung mad bieraig :
ldbriger @be perlan9t.
Matbilbe 0edmann bat geitern 9e=
gen ibren @atten Soiepb s. Sedmann,
nit tpel6em fte fi9 Dor 40 Sabren ber=
mdblte, cine S6eibungstlage einge=
rei9t. st lou iie brutal bebanoelt
unb ibr 9ebrobt baben, iie abmurfien
gu molten uno bann ben Srri iinnigen
gu fpielen.
Mn bic 8roBeef9porenen
Il ERNIE en-.
glmer 8raofbatp, tpel9er angeflagt
1T, in bic Wobnung bon s. s. Gipe,
2018 Salbott Mbe., ein9ebro9en 3u
Iein unb einen pelamantel i'm Wertbe
BON $3.50 gefoblen 81 baben, tpurbe
bcm poliaeiri6ter unter $1,000 Btirs=
f9aft on bic @rOB9ei9morenen itber=
tniefen.
9aHelbe mar au9 nit benz 8remier
9apn pereefielo bon Der Sanilton
9be. Der Gal. 9erielbe 1T bef9ulbigt,
aus elmer Sra9tcar Der Panbanble
gabn cine &iite nit S9uben eeftoblen
| 3u baben.
Me tere S9eib ungs=
gen.
Nugufs 2anbon tpiinf9t bon ibrem
@atten Grnit 9ef9ieben su tuerben; iie
siebt als @runo pflt9tberna6ldifgun9
| on. 7s
Grau glice @ooban bes9ulbiet in
ibrer seeen ibren @atten Nbrabam er=
bobenen 9deioungstlase benielben Der
brutalen Bebanblung. @eeen MiB=
Ibanolung ieiner Grau mar ct i'm poli=
seigeri9t fdon beitraft tpprben.
G6nnen ni9r BON Der
gu eben.
6rau Glen .. Sitter bat ibren @at=
ten Sames, mel@er feline camille i'm
Nobember b. 5. berlieB, auf Inter
tiibung bertlagt. Sic berlanet, baB
er ibr tut6entlid Sc sabfen iolI. Die
Grau fat fRr cine 17idbriee So6tsr,
ipel6e am 8eitstan3 leibet, au forgen.
Grau Della Wallace tpuroe ebenfalls
bon ibrem @atten Daniel berlaHen.
sic perflaete i'm besbalb tinb fie
tptinibt, baB er ibr tp69entli9 SIS GEE
ben foG.
@ine $25. 900 g benerTa 3.
fIage.
Nbrabam 8. 9abis, tpelber i'm
Dienf Der @bicago & @aitern Sninpis
gabn= @eielf6aft, 10 iduere gerlebuns
gen erlitt, baB er auf elmer Geite ber=
lebt nurbe, bat Die 8eieli9aft auf
$25, 600 G9abenerfaB bertlagt.
Cine @traf ScaIa ftr
hrutale gbemdnner.
Ri6ter Wbauon bat seFern folgenhe
@traf Scala fir fol9e @bemdnner,
uel9e ibre Grau brutal miBbanbeln,
aufsefellt: bas erfe Mial 81 unb &o=
fen, sc Sage Nrbeitsbaus; bas speite
Mal, go Sage Mrbeits6aus, 81 unb
Soften; bas brittle Mal 18O Sage Nr=
beitsbaus, $500 unb Soften.
fwN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Oeiterreib l1nsarn.
Rdtbfe1buftes gerf6pin=

E q dtb 1eI B aftes y er d 10 lrt=
ben.
gBien, %. Mai. Sier bilbet bas
rdtbielbafte 8eri6minben beg 86ttin=
ger @ermaniiten, prOfeKors &ubOlf
MeiBner, unmittelbar bor Der feitge=
feBten Srauung nit Der So9ter bes
Wiener Nr5tes 9r. 8ii9er bas Sages=
9efprd1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-28
Die 9emocratii9e staats=gon.
bentiOn

mirS erit am 8. gusuit abssBalten tperben
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17
Their Annual Meeting.

The stockholders of the Willmar
Land and Improvement Company
held their annual meeting recently and
the following board of directors was
elected for the year: A. II. Sperry,
A. E. Mossberg, ]. T. Otos, G. P.
Karwand and John 81. Martin. At
the meeting OF the board Mr.. Sperry
was chosen for the Office OF president,
Mr.. Mossberg, vice president, MIR.
Otos, secretary, and Mr.. Karwand,
treasurer. The officers for the past
year submitted very satisfactory re-
ports and the members are we'll pleased
with the condition Of the Affairs OF the
company. After making several i'm
provements during the year In the
way OF grading, etc., and psying other
expenses which had necessarily been
incurred, the company g f1nancies were
in such . condition % to warrant the
paying OF seven per cent dividend,
which was the amount declared by the
directors. The secretary's report
showed that the amount of cash in the
hands OF the treasurer was S254.66. II
was also shown that $3.50 covered the
amount outstanding on contracts and
that forty.nine of the choicest lots
still remain unsold.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17

The same crew which had been ON
No. 3, the west bound coast train OF
last Thursday night, was placed in
charge of No. 4 the following day At
Breckenridge, from where their run is
made to st. Paul. Charles Patton
was the fireman, and it is reported
that the trip was only his second one
on the "Flyer'" When within about
q mile this side OF Wsverly the engine
and tender became disconnected owing
to the tank pin working up and letting
out the link from under it. Mr.. Pat
ton was at the time engaged in feeding
the fire and stood with one foot on
the tender and the other in the engine
cab. BE dropped down through the
opening and the entire train passed
over his body before it could be
stopped. According to Engineer Geo.
P. Irwin the accident happened at 6:55
Eo,clook. he train swas then soyer6y
hours late, having passed through
this city about five O'Clock.
Patton was picked up in horribly
mutilated condition, and death mus,
have resulted almost instantly. The
remains were found lying about 70
feet from the rear end of the train
An examination disclosed that his lef,
arm was almost severed, while the
right one was broken In two places
both below and above the elbow. The
skull was crushed and there was q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17
Luther oloo Club and Or. Stub.

IVthoe oIOo Club and Or. Stub.
The Seminary Hall was we'll filed
with representative audience last
Saturday evening that had braved the
raging storm to hear the Luther Sem
mary Glee Club sing and the Prof.
DR.. 81. G. Stub lecture. All who at
tended were we'll rewarded for their
presence. The first halt of the musical
program consisted of six selections
from among the gems of Lutheran
church music-deep. powerful and ex-
pressive chorals, sung by the eleven
we'll trained male voices. DR.. Stubs
lecture was Of high order. It was In
large part descriptive of the musical
masterpieces of the great German CON-
poser, John Sebastian Bach, which
tho Doctor had heard performed At
Leipsic during his sojeurn in Ger
many. The latter part of the musical
program included patriotic selections
and others in . lighter vein, oil of
which were heartily encored.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17
Will Discus. Road.makina.

The tenth annual convention OF the
Minnesota Good Roads association
will be held at the rooms of the Com
mercial club, in st. Paul, Tuesday,
Feb. q, commencing at 10 q. m. The
convention will discuss the science of
road location, construction and main.
tenance and the proposed plans Of
state and national cooperation In
roadbuilding. The convention prom
ises to be the most important in the
history ofthe association. The notices
sent out include an invitation to coun.
ty good roads associations, oil COM
mercial bodies and boards of trade
and other business organizations, ss
we'll a. city and village authorities,
boards Of county commissioners and
town supervisors.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17
kRENoiLlNGa
BY o. F. JOHNSON.

Feb. 16.
Farmers are hauling wood for the
mamre creamery.
A. Benson made trip to Willmar
on business Tuesday.
Fred. Monson of New London called
here Tuesday on business.
]. E. Oman has sold his store to be
used for bank. Pennock will have
q bank by the lst of Nay. q. Dale
OF Renville has been the promoter of
the enterprise.
Mrs. VIM. Lundin of New London
arrived here Monday. She has been
at Willmsr under the doctors care for
some time and came here to stay with
her folks to recuperate.
The wreck on the railroad here last
Thursday night was . sad sight. The
evening train passed through here
without stop. BY some misunder-
standing OF the train crew they passed
without noticing that two passengers
were to get of. It was about q mile
past the STATEN when they backed the
passenger and collided with freight,
which was already backing out on the
main track. One freight car, q ca
boose and sleeper were in the debris.
Fire caught at the same mement they
were demolished. But for . heroic
brakeman the four travelling men In
the csboose would have been devoured
by the flames. BE undoubtedly pulled
them away from the flames in an un-
conscious condition. Thus they were
left exposed to the extreme cold for q
good while, as the people were trying
to rescue the people from the sleeper,
not knowing OF the fatally wounded iu
the caboose. OF the four injured three
are dead and the fourth Is reported
recovering.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17
Nav Lose Hands and Feet.

~ "so 1VSo ss0ssAS os'~ WV
Albert Larson, = young man OF
Lake Andrew, was 80 severely frozen
last Sunday night that it is feared
that 1t will become necessary to am
putate both OF his feet and the fingers
of both hands. It seems that with two
or three companions he left New Lon
don Saturday evening. They had re-
oeived a package containing strong
drink at the express Office, and had
begun to imbibe freely from the same.
It is said that they had driven 30
recklessly as to upset the rig several
times. Finally Mr.. Larson became
separated from his companions. be-
came lost In the storm and wend-
cred around during the night In
the intense cold. In the morning he
came to the house on the Lungstrom
place. whore Carl Bengtson resides.
Seeing how badly he was frozen, Mr..
Fahgtson and the folks made gceat ef-
llfts to draw out the cold from the
#ozen limbs, working with the un-
d brtunate man until two O'Clock in the
0hternoon, when DR.. Hoftoe was sum-
honed, and on Monday the patient
was removed to the home of his sister,
Mrs Peter Olson,sat New London. At
the last report the frozen man was suf-
ferine intense pain, but it was not
known whether any of his extremities
could vet be saved.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-17
farmers ELEVATOR
Meeting at kandiyohi Saturday
Results in Organization of
New Company.

AS the result of q mass meeting oA
farmers OF Kandiyohi and adjoining
territory there will be An independent
elevator built At Ksndiyohi in time to
receive next seasons crop. The meet
Ing had been called for the purpose OF
discussing the project and farmers
cooperative elevator Is now an as
sured fact.
The main promoters in this move
ment are stockholders OF the CO. opera
tive creamery At Kandiyohi Station.
At . meeting hold some time ago plans
for this new enterprise we're discussed
and 1t was urged that it could be made
fully as successful as the co. operative
creamery has proved itself to be.
The methods Of handling grain this
season at all places where it is mar
keted has proven very unsatisfactory
to the farmers. They do not attach
any blame for this condition of afrafrs
to the men in charge, who are only
acting under orders from tho owners
OF the eley yators. It is believed that
the latter are endeavoring to get more
than . fair share OF profits. Con-
siderable trouble seems to be expert
enced over grades and prices and it is
claimed that there has been more of
this the present season than for some
years past.
We are indebted to our Kandiyohi
correspondent for the following report
OF last Saturdays meeting:
A meeting of the farmers of this vi
cinity, held at the Nj. w. A. hall last
Saturday afternoon, proved to be very
successful. A good representation
from al around was in evidence. The
purpose OF this meeting was to lay out
plans Tor farmers grain elevator
After discussing the different plans It
was decided to build an elevator of
not less than 25, 600 bushels capacity.
It was also decided that shares shall
be sold and that each person shall not
hold more than two shares, that they
shall b. sold at $50 each and be lin.
tied to 200 shares. They shall be sold
to farmers only. A petition was cir
culated during the meeting to see how
much money could be raised. About
IS shares were sold. The new house
shall be finished so it can be used for
the next crop.
The board OF directors elected are
as follows: John Wicklund, John
Carlin, Frank Nelson, Christ. Person
Otto Berquist, Charley GabrielsoI
and Nels Johnson. The above direct
I ORR are gong to prepare articles 8
incorporation. The organization vii
be known As the Kandiyohi Farmers
Union Elevator Company.