Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-10-26
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ire Dassel street fair, held Oct. IA
and Is, was decided success, exhibit,
tionally, financially and every other
way.
The Bank of Glenwood has been
converted into The First National
Bank of Glenwood with q capital
stock of $3.50
Hotel Atwater has been leased to
John A.. Dale of Browns Valley for q
term of five years commencing Dec.
1st, 1904, for s75 per month not in
Guiding the store room. Mr.. Dale
comes highly recommended as one OF
the best hotel men in the state.
Minnesota has now the honor OF
holding the laurels as butter. making
state. The fourth and final contest
was awarded to her, as were the pre-:
vious three, and this, added to the
fact that she came out number l as a
-four state, proves hey nd the shadow
Of doubt her superiority as butter
and bread state.
DLENEsS-wRoNG- DoING-REFORM-
ATORY.
Charles Smith, alias Charles John
son, who pleaded guilty in Minnea'
polls to the charge of attempting to
rob the post Office at DeGraff some
weeks ago, has. been committed to the
St. Cloud reformatory. Smith is "a
years of age. When he reached De-
Graft, he said, he was tramping east
ward from South Dakota.
OLD RIVALS UNITED.
Last Thursday occurred the we'd
ding of the villages OF Paynesville and
New Paynesville and hereafter the two
will sail together. The citizens sane
toned the union by q vote of 12l to
20. There is pretty romance con-
nected with the aft air. Once the two
towns we're bitter rivals and sworn
enemies but time has finally succeeded
in destroying the spirit of rivalry and
enmity and put in their place CO. oper.
alton and love. Congratulations are
in order.
HAD INTERESTING SESSION.
Peter Anderson, the dairyman, re.
sisted collectors attempt to fore
close q mortgage on his team last
Tuesday and before the session ended
several tempers had been hopelessly
lost and Mr.. Anderson's face was
pounded to a jelly. He had the COL
lector and his driver arrested and the
trial has been set for next Friday,
Oct 81. Mrs. Anderson was so badly
frightened and wrought up that she
was very sick for several days.--G]en.
wood Press.
Over at Glenwood they painted the
game of r. G. Dunn on an innocent
little "piggy" and let him promenade
the streets on the day of that candi-
dates appearance there. The guilty
parties agreed to keep ''mumb' re-
garding the affair but the editor OF
the Press couldn't help but publish
"just tiny little hint'' about the edi-
tor of the Herald being guilty of hold
ing the pig. And now the Herald
man has spoiled it all by affirming
this and revealing that while he held
and petted the pig the editor of the
Press exercised the paint pot and
brush.
A school boy hands in the following
essay on "Ducks:' "The duck is 6
low, heavy set girl, composed mostly
of meat and feathers. He is mighty
poor singer, having hoarse voice
caused by getting too many frogs II
his neck. He likes the water and car
ries a toy balloon In his stomach t.
keep him from sinking. The duck
has only two legs and they are set 81
far back on his running gears by ma
ture that she came purity near missing
his body. Some ducks when they &c
big have curls on their tails and ar
called brakes. brakes don't have K
set or hatch, but just loaf, 60 swimming
and eat If was duck I'd rather
be drake every time. ''-Ex.
Hut ting and hunting accidents ar
/ now in full blast. It seems that tn
only way some people will learn to b.
[careful with firearms is to be mad
unable to handle them at all. Owe
near Glenwood q young lad pulle'
his gun out OF his boat muzzle first
: The gun was discharged and as q re
suit his left arm had to be amputate'
above the elbow. At New Ulm tw
= boys 20 and Is years old attempted t.
J., remove the cap from shrapnel she]
!, With q wrench. The shell explode
i with tie resnt that one was Instant
killed and the other had both hi
. hands so badly lacerated that the