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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13.-Claude.
heavily played favorite, won the Palace
Hotel handicap at Ingleside to-day from a
Kenilworth third. The winners share was
So, DDS. Track sloppy: weather clear Sum
mary:
First Race-Futurity course selling:
Brennus. 119 tSee). to 1. won: Standard.
90 (Hidebrand), Z to l, second; Polonus. ll2
q. Daly).. 6 to l, third. Time 1:l4A.
Second -; rec and nd 0ne,haIf furlongs,
won; Bob Rogan, los O.. Daly), 2h to /,
second; Edge Cliff. los (BelD. Is to l, third.
Third-Six furlongs, selling Hainault. 100
(Foley, 2l2 to !, won; Celebrant. 95 QIilde-
brandt 31a to /. second Fair Lady Anna
Jog (Bonnerl: 20 l, third. Time, 1:17.
Fourth-Mile and an eighth, Palace Hotel
handicap: Claude. 123 q. Daly), to l. won:
Lord Melbourne. 100 (Oliphant), to l. sec
ond; Kenilworth, H3 (See), Is TO l, third
Time, 1:5714.
Fifth-One mile and a quarter. selling:
Byrondale. SO (Hildebrand), to 5. won;
Mr.. Dingle, l01 @. L. Sheehan), to / sec
0nd; Expedient, "a CIV. Daly), to 1, third.
sixth-one mile and fifty yards, selling:
Bill Massie, 107 Hildebrand). 6 TO s. won;
administer, ITO 81. Daly), to !, second;
horton, ITO 81. MARTINI, to 5, third. Time,
1:49.
Ingleside entries for Monday:
First Race-Futurity course selling: FL
Pillar, Chileno, 1O1; Jean Gravier. Jos; Young
Grille, los; The Teller, 1913; Bee Rosewater
l0l; Thaddeus, lO2; DR.. Sherman, 106: Star
Nova, %; Judge Shropshire, 113; Polonius
1l2.
Second-Half mile: Saccharate. IS: Marie
j., l01; Miss Tonopah. Edith Vice, 1903: Nc
Gregor, Eduardo. 105.
Third-Futurity course: selling: Hand
press ll6; Whiskers. los: Goddess of Night.
loo. Flyer, Hellas, 100: Skip Me- ILL., Lans-
downe. 1G; Quiz II, MareliO MOdder 49,
Fourth-Six furlongs; selling: Mimo, 81:
Canonicus, 90: Rollick. 100; Muresca. 100; IL
hluOn, 104 Flaneur. 102; Crighi. So
Fifth-SeVen furlongs; selling: Hogarth,
clrgie ~ Or Poreen l2; Grand Sachem.
Belle. So; Cinnabar, 81; Candidate, 104: Emil.
100; The Ledean, Outburst. f12.
Sixth-Mile; selling: Golden Light. los;
Mr.. Dingle. 1903; Pierce j., 112; First Chip,
9S; Consteliator. Frank Woods. 100; Nilgar.
lOl.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14
Western League Standing.
-Last Night's scores.

Last Night ScOres.-
Indianapolis, 8; Anderson, 1.
Marion, 7; ElWood, S.
Muncie, 4; Richmond, 1.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-14
SUPERIOR TEAM WORK
BEAT LAFAYETTE
Logansport Played Fast Game
After Receiving a Floral
Horseshoe.


Last Nights Scores
Logansport, 9; Lafayette, 2.
Fort Wayne, 4: Kokomo, 2.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01
Spicer.

Chas. Dahlheim of Willmar is busy
plastering here.
M. w. A. basket social was pro-
nOunced success.
Aug. FOrsberg of Willmar was a
Spicer visitor one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carlson entertained
party of friends last Sunday.
Miss Anna Swenson of Long Lake
visited at Samuelson's Sunday.
John Berg and family of Willmar
spent Sunday at Ronning' S and Thomp-
sons.
A bus has been added TO the number
of vehicles at Downs and Wilson's
livery barn.
Banker J. L. Brown and family of
this place were among the guests at
Lakeyiew hotel last Sunday.
A large delegation attended the bas-
ket social given at Ringo Lake last
Saturday evening. A fine program
was given and large number of bas-
kets were sold.
The marriage of James Wilson and
Hilda Rolquam took place at Willmar
last Wednesday, Rev. Buell. offciat-
ing. In the evening reception was
held at M ardin' 3 hall. The haPpy couple
will make this place their home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01
Spicer's Athletic Park.

The enterprising citizens of Spicer
have organized an Athletic Park As.
ISOLATION and propose to make things
lively in the way of ball games and
other athletic sports this season. J.
J. Henderson, president, and B. F.
Kucheman, secretary, were in Will.
mar recently and closed the negotia.
tions for lease of the ground for
park purposes for term of ten years
from the Spicer Land Co. The Green
Lake Breeze says: ~
The Spicer Athletic Parry Associa.
ton was organized last Thursday
evening with capital stock of two
thousand dollars. The control of at.
fairs is in the hands of seven direct.
ors, of whom J. J. Henderson was
elected president, E. E. Martin vice
president, B. F. Kucheman secretary
and J. L. Brown treasurer. A ten
year lease of the grounds has been
obtained, the lumber has been ordered
and the work of laying out and fixing
up the ground is now in progress.
The Spicer Land Co., who own the
ground, did everything in their power
to help matters along, and the bes,
terms possible were made with their
tenant, who had q growing crop on
the field.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01

not very bad he hopes he will be par
doned. Dick never gives false re-
port intentionally and will hereafter
be on good lookout.
J. Emil Nelson, business manager
of the TRIBUNE, was out here last
week securing subscriptions for the
county history. Most of our people
are anxious to subscribe early as they
know the work will be a masterpiece.
It is our sad duty this week to re-
port the death of Mrs. John Lindblad,
whose demise occurred Monday, May
Is, at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Anderson. Death
was due to complication of diseases.
Hilda Lindblad was born in Sweden
some over q years ago. She came
with her parents to this country in the
year of 1899, and was united in mar
riage to John Lindblad in 1901. She
is mourned by husband, two small
children, parents, one sister, two
brothers, and very large number of
relatives and friends. Funeral was
held Thursday, May 10, and the inter-
ment was in the Svea cemetery. Dea-
con Olof Lindgren officiated. The
afflicted ones have the sympathy OF
this entire community. DICK.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01
Hrctarder.

People are busy with road work
now a-days.
Andrew Reigstad put in a 'phone at
+. p. ROisum's last week.
The superintendent visited the differ.
ent schools here last week.
Henry and Tina Hough visited rela.
tives at Kerkhoven Sunday.
Wedding bells will ring in our mids,
next week. Particulars later.
H. Odney of kerkhoven was around
last week selling binder Irvine.
The young people enjoyed dance
at John Hoisum's Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. +. Houge Thursday June D.
Sam Monsoon and Ole Mos trans
acted business at Wilmar Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Olson of Willmal
are visiting at j. FOshager's this
week.
Halvor Negord, OF Kerkhoven, at
tended the dance ut J. HOisum's Sat
urday evening.
\ number Of the Young people at
tended 4; picnic ut u. Olson's neal
Norway lake Sunday.
Work will soon be commenced or
the new West Lake church which is tC
be built on j. GeOrgensOn' land.
IN,,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01

the other day. Their intention was to
trade horses, but they did not come
to an agreement.
The 18th of May was celebrated at
P. Lokken's. All could have enjoyed
most splendid time if they would
have had more wits about themselves,
concerning what was sold at the stand.
The farmers are very busy hauling
telephone poles nova days for the
Brooten & Sunburg telephone line.
Lewis 1verson and Halvor Ellingson
have taken the job at the rate of $685.
per mile.
Co. Supt. Dobbyn was around visit
ing the school in Dist. 73. Mr.. Dob
byn said that if he had a chance he
would come back the last day, when
Miss Lawler will have an entertain
ment that will be sure to please all
who will come.
A Leap Year social was given in
Dist. No. 50 last Monday evening.
The boys did real we'll in the line OF
bringing baskets and the girls did
some fine bidding. The amount re.
ceived for the baskets was $40. IS, much
better than we expected.
GIVEN,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01
TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

We must again caution our CORE
spondents to write nothing but facts.
We are in receipt Of several CON-
plants regarding the correspondence
of "Bluebelle" and "Wanderbill," OF
Arctander, and the complaints seem
warranted. It is very easy for cor
respondent to so disguise personal
fling at somebody that to the person
who knows nothing about the matter
it looks like an innocent news item,
while those who live in the locality
will easily see the fling. We earnestly
request our correspondents not to de.
scend to such contemplate tricks,
which hurt not only the persons at
tackled but also the paper. If this
warning is not needed some CORE.
spondents will have their contributions
dumped into the waste basket.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01
Rose1and.


Road work has started with Matt
SybOuts as overseer.
N. Haan of Renville is doing car
penter work at J. Zuidema's.
Ben Dykema, who has been i'll with
lung-fever is recovering nicely.
w. V. Olson of Atwater spent Sun
day and Monday at S. Dykema's.
Joseph Peterson of Eagle Lake is
visiting friends in Roseland nova
days.
Miss Hilda Broberg has returned to
her home in Atwater, after finishing a
successful term of school.
Rev: Grooters from Iowa occupied
the pulpit in the reformed church last
Sunday. We understand he is to stay
for two months.
Quite number of our young folks
drove to Prinsburg last Saturday
evening and took in the entertainment
given by the pupils of District lob.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-01

The annual picnic and reunion OF
the Kandiyohi County Old Settlers
Association will be held At Spicer on
Tuesday, June IA A cordial invita-
tlon is extended to everybody to come
and enjoy the picnic. An interesting
program has been arranged the prin-
cipal feature of which will be an ad-
dress by one OF the best public speak.
ers Of the Northwest, Prof. j. S. Carl.
son of Minnesota University. This
alone will be worth going from any
part OF the county to hear.
The Spicer people have made ar
engagements to give dinner to all mem.
bers of the association. In order to
prevent mistakes, members are re.
quested to wear the official badge OF
the association. Those who have not
yet secured badge can get one for
fifty cents from the secretary at the
business meeting in the forenoon.
Any person who has lived in the
county for thirty years can become a
member by signing the rolls and pay
ing the initiation fee of one dollar.
PROGRAM
Business meeting. elC ction OF officers and en-
rolling OF members atMardin' 8 Hall from lO:S(
to IL m.
Dinner at II m Dinner given by the citizens Of
Spicer at Mardns pavilion, exclusively fOl
OLD Settlers, who are requested to wea1
their badges in order to be distinguished.
AT 2 O'CLOCK AT PAVILION.
Song, "America," by the audience.
Invocation, by the Rev. Horatio Gates.
Welcome address by President Parsons.
Response on the part OF the Old Settlers, by
the Hon. Henry Feig.
Song by Quartette, led by Miss Marie Railson
Address of the Day by Professor Carlson o.
the University OF Minnesota.
Song by Quartette, led by Miss Railson.
Address, EARLY "reminiscences of Kandiyoh
County," by Hon. l.. o. Thorpe.
Address, early "reminiscences OF MOnongalis
County," by Mr. Hugh Blakely.
Song by Quartette, led by Miss Railson.
Address 1.-The Old Settler: Past and Present,
by DR.. C. johnson.
Short tales OF early days and personal expert
ences, by any Old Settler.
Song, "Old Lang Syne."
After these exercises the following games viii
De CaIlcQ:
Tug OF War. Monongalia Co. VS.. Randi
yOhi Co. Old Settlers. Prize, u doz. silver
tea spoons from Anderson Bros, Willmar.
Egg Race for ladies'. Prize, umbrella
from Orred & Sons, Spicer.
Foot Race, by such as have resided in the
county forty years. Prize, box OF cigars,
Person johnson, Willmar.
Boat Race. Prize, landing net, Wmar
Hardware Co.
Swimming Race. Prize, one pair Queen
Quality shoes, Page-Lindquist Co Wilmar.
Jumping Contest. Prize. one Gordon hat,
Peterson WelliR, Willmar.
Reaching Contest Prize, one McKibbin
hat, johnson, Fridlund, Norman Co., Will
mar.
Wheelbarrow Race. Prize, walking cane,
Carlson Bros. {, Frost
Sack Race, Prize, pipe rack, Ed Moss
berg.
Bicycle Race Prize, Lanpher hat, The
Wardrobe, Willmar.
Base Rall--Spicer vs.. Atwater Prize,
wagon tongue bat and league ball, by Old
Settlers.
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May 30.


Miss Christine Granquist has re-
turned from Willmar.
Miss Anna johnson has been dress
making in Roseland the past week.
The assessors are busy nowadays
finding out what the farmers are
"worth."
Lars and Title Monson are up from
Minneapolis for short visit with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. j. A. Wahlstrand Jr., of Will
mar, visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Granquist the past week.
Mrs. Ola Nelson is said to be very
sick. Mrs. Nelson is past 80 years
OF age, so her case is considered criti-
cal.
Ole Dahlheim ratified away his harp
at Nels AndersOn's Saturday evening.
We have not heard who was the lucky
winner.
G. L. Englund is building granary
! for his renter, Mr.. AdamsOn. Andrew
HOlmgren, our latest benedict, is do
ing the work.
i Mrs. Peter Anderson, one of our
former young ladies but now of Mer-
RAM Park, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Otto Lindquist is enjoying a visit
from his sister, Sophia, who has been
staying in California for about the
last five years.
A large number of our young people
attended the surprise party, in Tripo-
lis last Saturday evening, given in
honor Of Miss Mary Peterson. They
report a good tine.
A large number of our farmers as
sisted Rev. Lundberg in hauling lum-
Der Saturday for the house he is about
to erect on his farm in Fahlun, which
is in charge of his son Oscar.
Axel Norstrom has joined the band
and will play BARITONE Axel is an
old "bandite". so he is familiar with
sharps and fats. Some more of our
boys are practicing up trying to be
admitted.
Dick was partly misinformed regard.
ing the Walner wedding, but as it was
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J. o. Larson is doing carpenter work
for 0. Larson.
Our assessor is busy looking over
the farmers wealth.
Annie Person is dressmaking for
Mrs. Jonas Norine at present.
Mrs. Engberg, formerly of this
place, now Of Iowa, is at present Wis
iting here.
Mary Forsberg returned from Min.
neapolis Monday, where she has been
for some time. She expects to stay
home this summer.
E. 2. Wicklund called at S. Stem.
berg's Monday. He paid his compli.
ments by leaving the sum of $500,
which was very welcome and much ap.
preciated.
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Genressee.

Today = L. Westlund and John
Erickson leave for their claims in
Canada.
Miss Minerva Hall returned home
last week, after spending week with
relatives at Centre City.
Miss Lydia Aultman of Atwater
spent couple of days last week visit
ing with Emma and Martha f.. Berg.
The coffee social held at Lindquist' s
last Thursday for the benefit of the
Sw. Luth. church was a success. The
proceeds nette9 1928.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Peterson and
Judith attended the missionary meet
ing OF the Baptist church at Wilmar
last Sunday.
Almeda Berg is improving very
nicely, after being sick with typhoid
fever for about three weeks. Mrs.
Berg has been with her all the time.