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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09
Wedding at Mamre.

A very pretty home wedding oc-
Cured last Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Magnu-
son, when their daughter Miss Emma,
was united In marriage to Mr.. Edward
Anderson, OF Appleton. The cere-
mony was witnessed by about one
hundred guests and was performed by
Rey. Frykman of Mamre The bride
was attended by Miss Olga Eliason
and Alfred Magnuson acted as best
man. After the ceremony the happy
couple received the congratula ations of
their friends and dainty wedding
didner followed. Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson were the recipients of many
beautiful and valuable presents and
also q purse OF one hundred and ten
dollars. In the evening they were
serenaded by party of jolly KING hts
of the Cowbell and Tin Horn. After
a weeks honeymoon they will make
their home at Fosston. A GUEST.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09
Seminary Items

The reading room was used as
polling place yesterday.
Yes we will dare to accept a few
defeats-that is, your defeats.
There being no school yesterday
quite number of our students went
home Saturday for visit.
Miss Rollefson left on Saturday for
visit at her home at Montevideo.
She returned Wednesday morning.
The Osseo literary society will give
an entertainment at the Seminary hall
Saturday evening, at eight O'Clock.
Admission 10 cents.
Rev. Anderson delivered very i'm
pressive sermon in English at the
Seminary chapel last Sunday evening
to q large audience.
There was some talk among tie
students about organizing q football
team but the matter has been dropped d
as the season is too far advanced.
One of our students enjoyed a pleas
ant 45 mile bicycle trip to his home
near Olivia last Saturday. Our stu
dents usually walk such abbreviated
di stances but in this case the wheel
needed q little exercise and 80 he de-
cided to take it along.
We missed the Seminary items last
week, but we suppose the happenings
OF such an institution are not worth
mentioning in anything but dailies -
81 gh School note of last week.
Correct. We have for some time
been considering the advisability Of
establishing q daily here. We feel
that such paper would be q paying
proposition, that is, provided we could
induce one OF our esteemed q. S.
colleagues to become it 8 editor as we
are unable to find among our num-
bers one possessing the necessary
chetk and nerve.
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Mission Meetings.

= A series of special meetings is being
held by the Swedish Mission congre-
cations throughout the county, which
opened at the Willmar church last
Friday evening and will be brought to
q close at the Swenoda church on
Thursday of next week. The first SER
vice was held here last Friday even
ing and three sessions day were held
on Saturday and Sunday, all of which
were largely attended. The meetings
outside of Willmar are held as fol-
lows. Wednesday, Lake Florida; :;
Thursday and Friday, Mamre; satur-
day and Sunday, East Salem; Mon
day, West Lake; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Frank Lake; Thursday,
Swenoda.
Tho following ministers are among
those who are conduc ing the services
Revs. A. N. Osterholm, of Willmar;
]. G ST. quiet, of Dsssel; N. Fryk-
man, of Msmre; Aug. Andre, of Stock.
holm, S D., and Theodore Steine1t,
of Tien, MINI.
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Injured in Runaway.

Last Saturday afternoon about Eve
O'Clock Mrs. Magnus Peterson re-
oeived phone message from Efang.
ton, S. D stating that her husband
had been badly Injured in run. away
The message contained no details of
the accident and nothing definite has
b 'en ascertaiued up to the present
time. Mrs. Peterson at once prepared
to leave for Ellington and as she was
too late for the Sioux City passenger
she was obliged 20 take q livery team
to Olivia where she boarded a Mil.
waukee passenger for her destination
She arrived there about midnight and
at once proceeded to the hospital
where she found to her Joy that her
husbands conditic n, which at first
was considered most grave, was de-
cidedly improved.
Mr.. Peterson Is agent for q nursery
stock company and was out soliciting
orders ON the farmers arouId Efing-
t IN at the time when the accident
happened.
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PRESBYTERIAN Services.

Sunday, Nov. 13, 1890 q. m.
preaching by pastor. Subject: "What
Have They Seen in Thy House,
1900 M, Sunday school. $3.50 p. M,
Junior and Intermediate G. E. $50
p. M, Y. P. s. G. E. meeting. 1880 p.
m, song and preaching service. The
pastor will preach the third sermon In
the series on, ''Typical Conversions. I"
Subject: 1.-THE Conversion of Blind
Beggsr." *-. T..
The church quartette will sing in the
morning and Mrs. r. L. Knebel in the
evening. The public II cordislly In
vited @ these services. ..s= 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

New London the banner Johnson precinct the result show
ing Johnson Lillian Arctander
the banner Dunn precincts.
August Forsberg who filed the Peoples candidate for rep
resentate received hatterng vote precincts of the
county, He feels grateful to his friends Without
aon assist him and by his work from making
vass, he still carried several precincts
Nes B. Jonnson of New London the peoples candidate for
county the Third District elected succeed
Smithson by ample majority
Nationally Roosevelt has swept the country and Parker has
stunning defeat congress will be overwhelmingly
Republican
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09
GOV. J. A.. JOHNSON
st. Peter Editor Will Succeed Van
SAINT as Governor of Minnesota.
Majority Estimated from
5000 to 10000.

Returns obainabe this writing show that the head of the
Republican Minnesota undoubtedly defeated yes
erda election Early this morning 957 precincts heard from
gave Dunn SOB and Johnson 32 Based this ratio his
ory would approach 10000 the state With the unparalleled
Roosevelt through the state Jonsons victory the
instance party the history the North
Dunn carried Kandiyohi county by very small margin
Scores of influential republicans who before broke from
party ties working hard for hnson, and made good show
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

The Commercial hotel building is at
present undergoing some changes for
the better. A wide porch is being
built, plate windows have been put in
the front and side door entrance has
taken the place of the old and unsatis-
factory one. Ole is wide-awake
business man and he knows that the
best is none too good.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Atty. E. E. Ruble returned home
Friday, after q two months trip in
the northern part of the state. As he
has not yet decided where to hang out
his "Lawyer" shingle he expects to
remain at home until spring.
The Athlete association realized
about $50 from tho benefit dance given
at the Bonde hall last Thursdsy night.
A large number OF young people were
present. The committee of arrange
ments feel much gratihed at the re.
suits.
The Epworth League OF, the M. E.
church will give an oyster supper at
the Bonde hall Thursday, Nov. II, CON-
mencing at $50 and continuing thru
out the evening. A musical program
will be rendered. Admission IS cents
FIR adults and Is cents for children.
All are invited to come.
The "Harvest Home" lately held in
the Swedish Baptist church was sue
csss both socially and financially. The
evening was very epjoyably spent by
those present, there being . program
consisting largely of solos, duets and
other singing. The offerings for mis-
sionary purposes amou to $57.
A. F. Hanscom expects to leave to-
day for California, where he will spend
the winter for the benefit of his health
and thus escape the rieors of the
Minnesota climate at that season OF
the year. He will spend the time at
Los Angeles and also at A'hambra,
where q sister, Mrs. Gates, resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Lauvhammer,
formerly Of St. Paul, passed through
our city last Wednesday enroute to
Everett, Wash. where Mr.. Laurham
mer has accepted a position as pro
lessor in seminary. Mrs. Laur.
hammer will be remembered as Miss
Iuga Sivertson, formerly Of Irving.
Mrs. Frank Baker of St. Cloud, and
Mrs. Henry stene, of Atwater. were
the guests of their sister, Miss May
Lester, last Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mrs. Baker was on her way tc
the Worlds Fair at St. Louis, leav
ing here on Thursday by way o.
Fargo, where she made q brief visit
Geo. W. johnson was the victim o.
! pleasant "surprise' last Saturda J
evening At the hands of about 30 O.
his friends. The occasion VA.
Georges birthday anniversary ant
as token that his friends had not for
gotten him they left with him q fin,
easy chair before departing for theil
homes. All present report splendit
time.
The foundation is being laid for al
addition to be built to the Kandiv oh
county bank building on c,rner of Fiftl
street and Pacific avenue. The .ddi
tion will be Of brick, 24x24, and th
construction work is in charge .
Contractor B]orsell. 1t is put u
chiefly for the purpose of securing
satisfactory stairway leading up tt
the Minnesota Central telephone eff
COS. The id ito al rot m secured wi
be le sed for Offices.
N. G.. Highstrom and two sons
Emil and Theodore, returned fror
Maxville, Cal last Thursda, evenin
and will spend the winter on the High
strom farm in Colfax The famil
left for Maxville in April, where the
purchased q farm. Mrs. Highstror
died Sept Is and the rest OF the famtl
then decided to remove to their forme
home in this county. If they succee
in selling their Colfax farm they ma
return to California next fall.
THDNG M EIEC
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09
Thursday, Nov "a, is Thanksgiving

Thursday, Nov "a, is Thanksgiving
Day.
Hereafter the Willmsr public library
will be open every Sunday evening as
we'll as during the afternoon.
Miss Pearl Page went down to
Litchfi aid Monday, for short visit
with her friend, Mics Leah Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thompson
passed through here Monday on their
way home to Spicer from Minneapolis.
Miss E na Goodrich left Monday
for her home at Algona, Iowa, after
. two weeks visit with the family of
n. Hall.
T. J. Pulkrabek returned from
Manitoba, Canada last Saturday af
ter having stayed there for two and
. half months. :. !, :;
Two of the Sisters Of the Gocd d
Shepherd, of St. Paul, were in the
city yesterday soliciting aid for their
Orphans home.
Deaconess Cecilia Nelson arrived
here fr,m Sioux City yesterday for q
visit " tn the family of her brother,
Samuel Nelson.
Mrs. Rozum left for her home at
Benson Monday evening after q two
weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. c..
E. Mclaughlin.
The Bethany society OF the Lutheran
Free church meets Friday evening at
the church parlors. Ali are cordially
invited to attend
OMrs. H. c. Buell. and daughter
Ma, ,garet expect to leave tomorrow
for q few weeks visit at their old
home in Chicago.
Peter o. Andersen left on Monday
for Minneapolis, where he will take
up q Gu. 3, in telegraphy at the Eclec-
tic Business College.
Attorney T. Q. Gilbert has estab-
lished his law Office In the Ruble block
in the rooms recently occupied by At
torney Samuel Olson.
Mrs. F. n. Vail of Kandiyohi, pass
ed through here Friday, on her way
to Minneapolis for weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ir~ia.
The Willmar Fuel Co. has built new
coal sheds on the lot Immediately east
of the Farmers elevator with q cspa'
city of about 300 tons.
The case of J. T. Otos vs.. John
-Boelter was heard at q special term
Of municipal court last Monday at
D. m. Judgment was entered fol-
plsintitf.
Mrs. P. F. Connolly and daughte,
julia, left for Me!rose Friday, to at
tend the funeral of Miss julia cousin
Miss Genevieve MacMakip, which oc
CURED on Saturday.
The Woodmen and their ladies vii
epiov q social at the Bonde Hall thi'
evening. Lunch will be served by th'
Royal Neighbors and the program vii
include ards and dancing.
Mrs. Robt. Ives pleasantly enter
tained . number of young friends q
the Ives home in the First ward MOI
day event. ng 1t surprise party give'
for her daughter, Miss Janet.
Clifford Peters, Who for the pas
two months has been engaged a.
machinist at the local Great Northern
chop, resigned his position last weel
and left yesterday for GIendive, Mont
Mrs. Kate Towey and son Raymon'
left for Minneapolis today where tn
will remain during the winter Will
Mrs. Towey's mother, Mrs. Blake
While here they we're the guests o
Miss Anna Csrlin.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Nov. 8.
Fine weather the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Isaccson were
in Atwater last Wednesday.
Miss Almeda Berg was dressmaking
at Jones Eublom's 8 a few days last
week.
Ihreshing is finished in our neigh
borhood. Next on the program is
corn shredding.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erickson spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting with
friends in Willmar.
Miss Hilma Anderson went to At
water last Saturday for few days.
visit with her sister Annie.
Miss Christine Lund of Rosendale,
visited at the home OF Henry Isaac
son last Friday afternoon.
Miss Emma Gustafson, who is teach
ing school at New London, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Rev. Lind of the M. E. church will
hold religious services in the school
house next Friday evening, Nov. IL.
Miss Hallstrom Of Red Wing ar
rived here last Sunday evening. Dur
ing her stay here she will be employ
ed at the Cody Hotel.
Nels Norman Is having q found alton
laid for q new residence which he
will erect this fall. The work is being
done by John Carlson & Co.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

Nov. I.
AS Kandiyohi is picking up in
every other way, we will alsd try to
occupy q little space in the TRIBUNE
after this and let the world hear from
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

"Many are the hearts that are weary
today" because they have q few heavy
election bets to pay-and judging by
the fc. zen tears Mother Nature is
shedding even she seems inclined to
81 mpathizs with them.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09
.Kardiyohi !

Nov. I.
AS Kandiyohi is picking up in
every other way, we will alsd try to
occupy little space in the TRIBUNE
after this and let the world hear from
US.
Threshing will soon be thing of
the past around here.
Owing to the favorable We ather and
high prices of wheat, the farmers are
all in happy frame of mind.
The sidewalks which have in the
past been very unsatisf factory are
now being improved-another proof
OF our citizens enterprise.
There are now four elevators here
and all have been kept very busy for
some time owing to the high prices OF
wheat and favorable weather.
Last Friday evening q number OF
people from town and vicinity went
to the county seat to hear Senator
Nelson, and all agree that Knute is a
good speaker.
Within the last year several new
enterprises have sprung up within our
town. Among them are q bank, q
hardware store, a restaurant and q
farmers elevator.
Farmers from the close vicinity of
our larger neighbors, Willmar and
Atwater, are seen every cay coming
with loads of wheAt. That seems
rather strange but we trust there is a
reason for it and whoever Is interest
ed had better come and find it out for
| themselves.
|. Kandiyohi has been almost in a
dormant state for long time, but OF
late it has showed an increased &C.
tivity, so at present it Is all a-hum-
ming. WHAT has brought the change
is no doubt the efforts and determine
tiOn of our business men who always
have had the welfare of our village at
heart.
| The meat market which has hereto
fore been located in such a place as to
remind one of birdhouse on a pole
will, in the near future, be lowered to
the level of the street so we do not ex
pect to 60 so high for meat after this
It's proprietor is an active business
man and will lose no time in making
improvements to keep up with the res,
of the town.
What first brought the activity bach
to this. place was no doubt the cream
cry, which has been operating yer.
successfully for number Of years
Creameries have brought hope ani
life into more than one place. Sc
good people of this county don't trea
them indifferentlv, but give them {
helping hand. If you allow them t<
go down you will find you have lost {
dear friend.
Halloween night party OF young
sters from the surrounding countr!
came to town to do the kind of bust
ness which in their opinion was ap
propriate for the evening, but upol
their arrival they found reception
committee p1earranged aud ending tn
handshaking little too violent TO
real comfort the party broke VI
earlier than was intended. Nothin,
was accomplished and the sr.icir a
tors went home sadly disappointed.
| PAT.
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ESTEELA.

TIE PAINTER AND TIE BEAR
Last Friday while VIM. Painter of
Lincoln Falls was getting load of
hardwood up the Lick Run, he heard
"A singular noise under IL large brush
heap. He did not stop long to re-
connoiter, but made for the house of
S. p. Shoemaker where that gentle
man had just prepared dinner for
himself and A. II. Mulnix. They
ate their dinner and returned to the
scene with Mr.. Painter. On eXami-
nation there was found large black
bear snugly curled up in his winter
quarters. They aroused Bruin and
Avery I. dispatched him with one
load from shot gun. The bear was
quite poor from his long fast, but
had a fine coat of fur. S. p. says
he don't know which looked the
widest, the painter or the bear
When Painter came out of the woods
to his place they could not track
him for the distance between jumps.
Mr.. Wash Yaw of Chinatown,
and Alice Lewis was married at
Squire j. j. Teevan's week ago Sat
urday.
Mrs. John 5. Brown visited her
son Clarkson, in Sayre, recently, and
while there had two cancers remov-
ed; one from her forehead and one
from her neck.
Remember the e.g social at one of
| the halls ON the evening before
Easter Sunday, April ,. All are in
vited.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. +. Wheatly
spent last week in Sayre visiting his
brother John, who lives in that place.
Walter Griflis has moved with his
family to the house of \. II. MulniX,
recently purchased of Mrs. Milton
MolyneuX.
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LOPEZ NEWS ITEMS.

Harry Rhone has an extra smile
these days. The reason why its boy
Mrs. Charles SchoclS is on the sick
list also John Moss and his daughter
A man by the name of Bennett
while working for Lloyd Kinsley h
round the buzz saw there was stick
thrown by the saw that struck him
and larcerated his upper lip, and
broke the jaw. DIR. Christian assisted
by DR.. Herman of Dushore dressed
the wound and set the jaw.
David Finklestien has returned to
Lopez after an absence OF one week
in the Metropolis where he has been
purchasing goods for his trade. Dave
is very hustling young business
man.
There is a great deal of sickness in
and around Lopez.
DIR. Christian is kept very busy
looking after the patients.
DR.. Christian and A. l.. Dyer and
Others Inads trip to WilksBarre
Monday.
Mrs. Ida Murray of Philadelphia
was called home on the account of the
illness of her mother.
Mrs. c. Schouck who is some
better at this writing.
Miss Sarah McGee visited friends
in Satterfield last week.
There will be an entertainment in
the Lopez Hall Tuesday evening
Iarch 18th. Proceeds for the Public
school library, come one come all.
John Cogsdill spent few days
with his son Clair in Elmira last
week.
Mrs. S. M. johnson is on the sick
list.
Edward Johnson moved his family
to Barclay Tuesday.
Irwin Treafeather has gone to his
home in Maine after spending the
winter in town.
Frank Hoag was in Wilkes Barre
Tuesday.
p. j. Finan of Bernice spent II
few days in town.
Mrs George Coolbaugh of Mil
dred visited relatives here last week.
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The ShopbeIl Dry Good Co.,
3l3 Pine Street,
WILLlAMSPORT, PA.
New Spring Dress Goods,

We are making initial showing of the Seasons
newest Spng Dress Fabrics AL the tavorte Sutngs will
be the counters about every color that can be wanted
FOR JACKET SUITS
Fancy Scotch Mixed Suitngs Plain Cooed Cheviots
oadco Neneans Granite Cloth and other all service
abl fabrics, yet Inexpensive you will
LIGHT WEIGHT MATERIALS.
styles nowSot Clngng Chiffon Voes French
Silk and Wool Crepe Fine aiste the chosen
them. Sight seeing,
know nothing and there's the chance picking just what
BLACK GOODS
any part Dress Goods thought will be for
thorough investigation of collection
which embraces all the ideas for the coming
NEW SPRING SILKS.
to Spring Silks They rerdy be
The peiest both and American looms
Wash Silks Fancy Woven Novelty Silks
including the Fouad variety designs popular
prices.
BLACK SILKS.
In all the wanted styles and Special qualities of 2nch
Black Pau Sole at SS 81 90 and S125 Black Iafetas all
widths l9inch yard wide at 55c to S1.75.
WASH GOODS
The of Wash Fabrics ready ior Wehave
collecting firmly believe that
the varied best assortment of Wash Fabrics have shown
Needless to that the prices are right
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COUNTY NEWS
Happenings Of
Interest TO Readers
Columns OF Interesting
Items Gathered by Our
Special Corps Of Hustlins
Correspondents IL
Many Towns.
BERNICE.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. II. w. .Osler
baby girl.
John p. Murphey took in the La
porte sights last week.
GuntOn's mines was shut down fol
three days last week.
Harry Basiey was at Sonestown on
business Wednesday.
Rumors of a wedding soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hannah Jr.
of Scranton are visiting his parents
in Mildred.
VIM. Collins was visiting friends
at Plymouth last week.
Edwin Davies was called home to
NantitOke on account of the death OF
his brother in-law.
p. j. Crowley is on the sick list
with a bad knee.
John p. Murphy is nursing bad
hand.
Mrs. c. T. LiIley of Dushore, is
nursing her mother Mrs. Meyer of
Mildred, who has been quite sick, ,
but at the present time improving.
Misses Ruth Meyers and Mary
Watson were visiting friends on
Saturday and Sunday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-03-10

TOCURE A COLD IN ON f DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il it fails to
cure. f. w. Groves signature is on each
box, 25c.
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MURRAY HILL.

Mr.. Sam Mahaffy of Laporte, and
Mr.. Mahatfey of New Albany We're
at this place Wednesday.
Thomas Collins of Sattertield visi-
ted friends here last Monday.
Mr.. John Fitzharris is quite sick.
Mr.. Pat Welsh of Lopez, called on
friends at this place Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. Collins transacted business
at Laporte Monday.
Misses Alice Gilligan and Kate
Welsh of Lopez were in town Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cook of Forks
township, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Collins Saturday and Sunday.
Master Raymond Welsh, son of
William Welsh, is very ill.
Miss Anna Bonci, who has been
spending the winter in Ithaca, was
called home by the serious illness OF
her mother who has rheumatism OF
the heart.
Mrs. Tom Donohoe visited freinds
at Bernice Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Murray is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mesperren have re.
turned from their wedding tour and
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crowley.
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SOUTH BROOK.

George Brown the hustling agent
of the New York life Insurance
Company gave South Brook call
Monday.
DR.. Christian was called here to
administer to the wants of the sick
recently.
Il. Il. Herd who is away for d few
days has gone to look after his Del
aware farm.
Mrs. X. Il Herd and Mrs. Z. w.
Kunkle made flying trip to Lopez
Saturday.
William Kunkle who has been
working at Lopez for some time is
at home.
Mrs. Emma Barton of jennings
Vile was visiting Mrs. NJ. c. Trow-
bridge asst week,
Lloyd aud Jerome Barnes who
are working at this place was home
several days last week at Sugar
Run.