Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-02

The 500 line between Paynesville
and Winnipeg has now been completed
and the Glenwood extensio of the
500 line has been perfected to within
q few miles of the Canadian boundary
and regular trains are being run to
Thief River Falls. The line will be
ready for passenger traffic December
l. From Thief River Falls there will
be an extension to Bowbells or Ken
mare, N. D.
THE WOMAN ORGANIZE.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
man instituted q lodge here Tuesday
evenir g with eighteen charter members
and the following officers were elected:
N. A. Anderson, Honorable Foreman;
Geo. Holt, Master of Ceremonies; B.
F. Kucheman, Correspondent; J. L
Brown, Master of Accounts; William
Olson, Phys clan; John TAFT, Over.
seer; Charles Ears, Waterman; Fred
Ster berg, Sentinel; Katie L. Kuche
man, Lady Rebecca.-Green Lake
Breeze.
A. G. Englund and Andrew McIve,
returned Monday evening from Min
neapolis, where they have placed ar
order for a traction engine which they
will use for pulling breaking plows on
their respective $40 acre farms in Can
ada. This engine is IS horse power
affair, which with the regulation num-
Der Of plows attached to it will turf
over in day from IS to 40 acres. 1t
may be properly surmised that Messrs.
Englund and McIver will in due time
come to the front as bonanza farmers
in the Canadian northwest. -Litchfie' d
Saturday Review.
Albert Lee of Gennessee met with
quite a serious &C ident last Tu esday
afternoon. It happened about four
miles west of the village while moving
their threshing rig. They were eros.
sing a sort of a gully, where the
ground was quite soft and the engine
slipped back, pinnipg Mr.. Lee, who
was just behind the engine, between
the >engine and separator His limbs
we're injured and he was also quite
badly burned from the heat from the
engine. Medical attendance was i'm.
mediately summonded and although
his irjuries are very painful 1t is ex
pected he will be able to resume his
work in a few days.--Atwater Repub.
lican Press.
George Lohse, of Cedar Mills, was
arrested at Litchdeld one day last
week on the charge OF stealing whip.
He was caught while on his way home
and upon investigation the following
diversified articles not his own, were
found in his vehicle: Seven whips,
assorted, two horse blankets, one
pair of reins, fur robe, one sack OF
flour and--a bull dog. How he
managed to come into possession OF
the last mentioned article without
parting with good, big mouthful OF
dark-meat mixed with shreds of his
pantaloons is mystery which can be
explained only on the theory that the
bull dog .hough he had come into
the company Of lone of his tribe. -
The affair cost Mr.. Lohse $83 10.
The following should teach jealous
wives to look out before they leap:
A woman in one of our neighborinR
towns suspected that her husband was
in the habit OF kissing the hired girl
and resolved to detect him in the act.
Saturday night she saw him pass
quietly into the kitchen. The hired
girl was out and the kitchen was dark
The jealous wife took few matches
in her hand, hastily placed the shawl
on her head, as the girl often did, en-
tered the back door and Immediately
she was seized and kissed and EN-.
braced in an ardent manner. With
heart almost bursting the young wife
prepared terrible rebuke 10 the faith.
full spouse and tearing herself from
his fond embrace, struck q match and
stood face to face with the hired man:
Elk.