Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-11
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The movement at Dassel and Grove
City in favor OF branch stores Is we'll
advanced
Grant county ia about to erect q
$50 900 court house. 1t will be paid
Tor without going into debt. Good
for Grant.
The city council OF Litchtield has
ordered an all-night electric light ser.
vice established in their city. The or.
der went into effect Monday night.
The Commercial hotel At Princeton
vas totally destroyed by fire Tues.
ay OF last week. The loss 10 estima.
ted at $27, 500, with $4,000 insurance.
Several of the guests had narrow es-
capes but no one received any serious
injuries.
Appleton will have q new high
school building, their election going
almost unanimously for bonds. With
lew buildings at Murdoch, Kerkhoyen,
Appleton and Benson, Swift county
will be pretty we'll toward the top in
beautiful and efficient school editices.
100 Swift County Review.
A majority of the business houses
OF Starbuck have decided to close
their stores at six O'Clock every even
ing except Saturdays in order to give
their employees more time for social
recreation and home duties. The new
. chedule was started last week and
will be In force until April l.. .
Bereft OF all reason In his mad de-
sire to save his own life as we'll as
that of his wife, Henry Shoreby, a
farmer, cast his six.months old baby
girl to the starving wolves when At
tackled by ferocious pack while driv-
ing thru the pine forests of northern
Minnesota last Monday. The mother
is Frustrated with grief at the loss OF
the little one.-The Olivia Review.
Wood thieves are at work at Glen
wood and a. consequence several
woodpiles are exhibiting unmistak-
sble signs of quick consumption.
Some inventive genius has discovered
. cure, though, which no doubt will
prove both immensely popular as we'll
a. radically effective. The remedy,
which Is guaranteed, consists Of doses
of dynamite placed in some of the
most innocent-looking sticks OF wood
In the woodpile. When the wood
thief --(Tableau).
The new Grove City Hotel, unde
the management of MIR. U. L. Glader,
threw open its doors on last Saturday
to the public. The opening was in the
way of q reception to which the pub
lie had been given special invita-.
ton to attend. During the afternoon
and evening light refreshments were
served. Music was furnished by Miss
Mabel Peterson of Atwat A large
number of people from Atwster and
surround ding vicinity were in attend.
ance. Grove City Times.
Merchants in some of the smaller
towns In Iowa have devised q scheme
which induces al Of the "womer
folks" of the rural districts to come
to town on Saturdays. Prizes were
offered for the farmer who brings thu
lart est load Of feminity to town or
that day. As q result the farmers arr
sitting up nights making plans to wiz
the weekly prize. One farmer, living
near Ames, drove into town last Satur
day with six horse load of women
He had - On board. and won the priz'
for that Saturday. The fad 10 beiDf
taken up by the merchants In all o
the smaller cities and towns, and it II
said to stimulate trade to wonder
full degree.--Ex. .
Evangelist Sunday has been givin;
the dry bones at Redwood Falls ,
pretty general shaking up. The pa
pers there say that he is the talk O
the town and surrounding country
He 10 said to be one Of the most sue
cessful and brightest men in the evan
gelical field. A few weeks ago T.. J
Ridgewsy, editor Of Everybody
Magazine" who was a classmate q
Sundays at Northwestern University
wrote Mr.. Sunday asking him for
contribution to "Every body's." Th,
evangelist replied that he'd have t,
wait until Lawson's 'F:renzied ri
nance articles had reached thei
finish, for" wrote Sunday III v
should both furnish stuff for you
magazine At the same time you woul'
] hsve TO print It on asbestos M sdi
son 1ndepen dent Press. .. .5.=s