Willmar tribune., 1905-04-19

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supt. Dobbyn inspected our school,
last week. = j.: r .5@.. .s.. i :=:3
Some farmers shipped cattle las,
Tuesday. ~.f ID: >: =,
Mrs. Edmund has been confined to
her bed the past: week. ...>s< = :. = Z:
John Norine and Andrew Peterson
are building dwelling houses. =
Hilmer stenberg hauled q load OF
hay to Harrlson Wednesday. 49,
ln spite of the cold weather wheat on
early seeded fields is coming up.
There will be services in the church
here on Good Friday Ut 1890 q. m.
Hope to shake hands with Brother
Crank" OF Gennessee again soon.
Our population has increased by two
since last week, at Nordin's and NIL
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holmgren oil
Lake Lillian attended services here
Sunday.
Nels Johnson, tho veteran cattle
buyer, was in this vicinity Tuesday
buying cattle. =
Mr.. Berglund of Fahlun walked
over here last Sunday morning to at-
tend service. =.
Lake Lillian rejoices over q pro-
posed railroad. We should like to
see it realized. ..-
E. W. Berg sent an application last
Monday for homestead at w aldeck,
Assiniboia, Canada. =.:. (. =.
S. Stenberg intends to sell his fine
farm here and move to Canada either
next fall or next spring.
M. O HELEN of Fergus Falls can
vassed this territory last week In the
interests OF the Fergus Falls Woolen
Mills. ...<
John A Forsberg made a business
trip to W1llmar Monday. John was
one OF the signers OF those Atwaeer
resolutions. 49,.
f. S. Manchester of St. Paul, tray
cling freight agent for the Maple Leaf
railway, called on our creamery man
ager last week. :
S. Stenberg and Albert Peterson At
tended the temperance meeting in Dist.
SO Friday evening, and report an In
teresting program rendered.
We have noticed that In towns where
the local paper takes an earnest and
open stand against the liquor evil the
saloons are generally driven out.
Farmers are preparing. for corn
planting. Be sure to test your seed
corn, as it has been demonstrated tina,
some alleged seed corn Is worthless.
We were pleased to not" tha. com,
ment OF r.. F. b. in last Issue, and ex:.
pect to have one or two assistauts af.
ter this. It will make our TRIBUNE
SO much the more interesting. :. =
AS there 10 good work being done
for the temperance cause ut Lake LII.
lian there ought to be reporter for
our TRIBUNE from that town to show
what 10 done for the cause there.
1t is indeed delightful to see with
what vim and energy the young people
OF Gennessee have taken hold OF the
temperance work. The young people
OF adjoining towns ought to attend the
meetings OF the League, held the sec.
ond Friday OF each month. A sure
way to kill the saloons is to educat
the young men not to touch strong
drink. In this work the young ladies
can become = powerful factor by be-
coming members OF q league whose
motto should be:
''The lips that touch wine
Shall never touch mlne."
A farmers mass meeting will be held
In the schoolhouse in Dist. No. s.
the Peter Magnuson schoolhouse) or
Saturday, April %, for the purpose
of discussing the best ways and means
for standing by the resolutions sdopt
ed and presented to Atwater befor<
election. The resolution was tramped
under foot, but the farmers are bott
willing and able to stand by what they
said, and they will receive assistance
from others who were opposed to thu
movement when it started but are nov
in favor of it. = 75"'