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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

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June IA short vacation caused
our silence. :. Road work ia the order
OF the day. Ball playing has be-
come quite sport in Mamre.. An
Ice cream social was given at Axel
Lindgren's place Saturday evening
by the Pennock cornet band. An ex-
cellent time js reported by all present.
-. Misses Laura and Emma Nelson
of Arctander visited at the home of G ;.
Nordin over Sunday. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Finstrom spent Sunday At the home
Of F. w. Lindman. ;. Misses Lydia
Erlandson and Martha Carlberg left
for Estevan, Assinibois, on Tuesday
OF last veal. Solomon Norm re-
turned last Thursday from q trip to
Estevan, Assa. He reports that tho
land 10 very fine, aad We understand
he Invested In some of 1t !. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holm from Rock Deli are visit
inG d tho home Of O.. Sorenson.
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:: Lake. Florida.

+ June 19.-Mrs. Hilda Palmquist Of
Minneapolis arrived hare last Friday
for IN extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Peterson. . In
spite Of the, inclement weather ON tho
10th met. large crowd attended the
Little Girls' Society picnic ct Peter
Skoglund's place, and sum of al-
most 80 was netted. L. Nelson and
family are enjoying . visit from Mr..
Nelson's mother, Mira. Heleeson of
West Lake. ;. Cards are out snnounc.
ing the marriage OF Miss Tilda Dan.
ielson Of this pjace and Mr.. John Elk
blad Of New London, to take place on
Sunday, June Is. at the brides home.
...... Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. <Thorson
spent Sunday with Willmar relatives.
-. Miss Martha Nelson IL 1t present
dressmalking for families ct suuburg.
:. Mrs. Chas. Nymsn Of New Lon
don 10 visiting relatives. here. 5. The
Ladies Aid society Of the East Nor.
way Lake church meets with Mrs.
Theo. Thorson on Thursday this week.
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Special Meeting, This Week.

Iy- H. a-EE, - - -
4 There will be held . series OF special
msetings at the Swedish Baptist church
this week. seversl ministers from
other places will be present, among.
than bsing Revs. o. S. Lindberg from
Cokato, E. Bjorkquist from Maynard, ).
e. O. Ekstrom from ST. Cloud aud
Student Lyssll, who is spend ing his
vacation q Kerkhoven. G. E. West
II, who conducts colportsge work in
this state with tho American Baptist
Publication society Bible wagon No.
IS, will also b here. This wagon
was built % . memorial of Rev. John
Anderson, one of the pioneer Baptists
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The meetings begin to morrow
Thursday eveaine st o clock, sad
on.Fridsy, Saturday and Sunday SER
vices will be hold at 10 .. m. and 2
and 8 p. m. Friday evening has been
decided upon - Young Peoples even
ing. ~ ... - :. -,-.o.@..s -. r.
Rev. e. Bjorkquist will preach the
opening sermon on Thursday evening,
and the program for the following
days will be announced In church from
time TO time. All are most cordially
invited. y :.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL, NEWS

NOR. He WAS married on june 8 {,
Miss Lena Halvorson, st w anamingo,
and the newly married couple ore nov
on their wedding trip. Mr.. Bjornson's :
many, Wtllmar friends viii wish him
and the lady Of his choice : happy and
prosperous married life MIR, Bjorn.
son has just completed his studies ct
the Augsburg theological seminary
and will be ordained 40 pastor in the
Free church 80 soon % he receives .
call. III :: ::*r =
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< Boys in Trouble.

Earl Robbins, Frank Cleary and
Geo. Perkins, trio Of Willmsr boys,
were made to appear in the court Of
Judge Downs last Wednesday morn
ing on the charge Of destroying per.
sonsl property ut Green Lake belong
Ing to A. J. Ekander of this city, who
WAS present 40 the complaining Wit
ness. County Attorney Bitterness ap-
psared for the: prosecution. The de-
fsnse was not represented by On at-
torney and the young men waived .
jury trial. :
! II was charged that the trio of youths
had broken into the Ekander boat
house and appropriated to their own
use the gasoline launch, which they
left in such . condition that it was
necessary to make q number of needed
repairs before it could be- put into SER
vice sgain. Other minor depredations
had been committed about the prem
ises- and also ct other points. Az
ono Of the cottages at Crescent Beach
. gasoline stove had been appropri-
atsd for frying fish. =. q: ,:.:$ s: =. 81 !:
The young offenders pleaded guilty
and were fined go each, Z sum which
the irete parents lose 70 justice on ac-
count Of the foolhardy acts of their
sons. They were subjected to : severe
reprimsnd by His Honor Judge Downs,
And 1t 10 to be hoped that their expert
ence In court will prove q good les
aOn = - : ~. ~ aas5.
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VIII Celebrate.

- Our Lake Elizabeth correspondent
writes that the Temperance League will
cslsbrate tho 4th Of July at II. Sag
myhrs at Lake Minnetogo east end.
q very interesting program will be
rendered and all interested In the tenn.
psrancs cause arc welcome 70 take.
parf. l3. 4 .Ss5: 1: s g:: I, ,$sI % !
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
Sustained Severe Injuries,

John Mos, while on his way home
from On auction sale at Mr.. Espelien o.
81 Norway Lake, WIS seriously hurt
BY bull which he had bought at the
auction. He was trying to lead the
animal when he was suddenly attacked
by II and thrown to the ground twice.
Three ribs wore broken and he also
received other Internal injuries. Dr..
Dowswell, Of Kerkhoven, 10 attending
him.-Arctsnder Core spondence. sEs;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

attentio on to the contrast betMeen our
luxurious living and tho self-sscriac-
log life that tina lnissio nAriess hsve to
lead. We hsve, sent them 10. Mad a.
gascar, We can not neglect thom Two
resolutions ID regard to Mrs. sseene's .
death and Rev. IS ] OrRonson,s escaps
were adopted BY : rising vote. 81.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

To those If our readers who do not
know it may be, Of interest to state
that DR.. Porter 10 : product of Kandi-;
yohi county. he is son OF former
County Treasurer Solomon Porter, was
born in town of Gennessee, came to
Willmsr at . tender age and has
made his home with his, folks here
ever since except during the time he
has been away to school! DR.. Porter
commences business early in life and
10 to be Congratulated on the success
he has attained. The TRIBUNE joins
with his many friends in wishing him
. successful professional career in
their midst. -.. :.y VIZ.
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FRI Al ! ! AlYM!oND n \
I&s:ts5E3s5; ss$ S.7f-. -.,s.-
Village Lose, Part Of Bu.ine,, Porr
ton d l il il E Eariy Sunday Morn.
ins Blaze. =.

Our nsighboring village OF Ray
mond was visited early last Sunday
morning by : mort disastrous fire that
threatened the destruction of the en-
tire business portion. Six buildinRs
10 tho heart Of the village were de-
stroyed, Oil located Immediately west
Of. the Mckinley Block. :
The buildings burned are % follows:
Hamm Brewing Co.'S building, occu-
pied by e. Meyer as . meat market,
building valued ct 81 500, insured for
$1,000; Mr.. Meyers stock of meats and
machinery, valued at q, 500, insured
for Sl 900; L. A.. Anderson, Model
restaurant and hotel, building and
contents valued ct $500, insurance,
$500; VIC. Carney, postohioe build.
ing, value $500, insurance $500; con.
tents most oil saved; w. F. HER, three
small buildings, value d, 500, insur.
ance u coo; u. w. Thorn, who occu.
>pied two Of these As billiard hall
and : variety store, saved everything.
Dr.. Mcmahon, who occupied tho third
one, escaped with . loss of $50. =:
The Mckinley Block In which arc
,iocaaed = saloon and drug store is
reported - suffering damage to the
amount Of s600. The State Bank
building immediately north was on Dire
several times, but BY the persistent
work Of the fremen this building and
the Mckinley Block we're saved from
destruction. The Raymond Telephone
Exchange, located In the postodlce
building, suffered . serious loss, Ill
the fixtures being practically de-
stroyod.s The loss to the Minnesota
Central Telephone Co. 10 ostimsted 1t
shout $500. : " III . }. s v 3.
The fre was discovered In the kitch-
on Of the Model Restaurant at about
1880. The origin 10 unknown, O.
there Was no fire In the restaurant
other than : lamp, and the supposi-
tion 10 that i exploded. Il had gained
= = r. : =
such hssduay bsfore the fire depart
nnent arrived thai. II was impossible to
stsy tho aamss. and the work Of ths
dremen Was directed tow ard saving
the Ktnley Block and sadjacsnt
property. It i reported that the. fire
department. Was hanpsred % 8 con.
ai6ara hIA avkank sN,. Z ari,nn,,< ske@ r..
ply ofswasert tiivinnii - 49,
we'll, 90 that il wae eolssary % o.
cure fresh supply fFom;s:sloaeh.s
The Same block experienced I lire
two years ago, when three buildings
In the extreme west end were de-
stroyed. - -. :. IL: : **.>= s-,.,.
Reports % to the total amount Of
loss are conflicting. Ono report places
It at sl0, 900, while another gives it %
some over %, 900.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
EQUALIZATION Meeting,

The board Of squaliz zstion will meet
@ the council chambers ia the city OF
Willnar Monday morning, june 26,
q 10 O'Clock for the purpose 81 can
:vassing the returns 81 The ssssssor.
5. T.. oTos, CITY Clerk. ss
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u June 1.-The Ladies' AID Society of
the West Lake church held an auction
sale at Lars o. Henjum's place on
Wednesday,, June IL. The proceeds
amounted TO go. The next meeting Of
the society will be held at Ole Stsne's
place June 2l. S. a nsw hell waa put
Into the West Lake church week before
Slast Ole sstene and family visited
relatives In Pope county last week {. B. J. . !.
Mrs. T. Llpdbsrg Of New London 10
visiting her parents here .Axel
and Ernest Johnson took In the Du-
luth exoursio I. i. The Y. r. S, mst
$at g Aoen 's place Sunday. Is nns
tins 8 rsported, tho tho rstn inter.
tsred somsW JIM. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

juno 19.-The Arctsnder Central
Telephone Co. will try the metallic
circuit system, and work wss begun
Saturday on stretching the wire. Arc
10 always up to the standard :. Miss
Julis Jelle Intends to 60 to st. Paul
this week to learn .dressmaking. !. ;. :, !. ).
Mr.. and Mira. Fosse Of Pope county
are visiting at tho home Of E. p. Roi.
sum. 5. The wedding bells. will be
heard both this week and next on the
Arctander Central. Particulars later.
.I.... .E.}P. Roisum Il building : new
gransry for Z. O. Netland .... Mr.. and
MRS. ohm Roisum Of Rice county are
lvisiting relatives and friends here. !. q
Hans Hange 10 hauling lumber every
day for Klopp 8 Moen, and the build
ing Of the new store will soon begin. !.
=@ # '.. '.3 liz s :s s5s s.2 # UNCLE Ed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21
THURSDAY.

At the opening OF the forenoon
session Presto lent Y trehus read 6 short
communication from Martin U Ulvestad
urging the different Norwegian & 3Lu-
thoran church associations In America
tolunits themselves into one ORG ami.
zation. *s5 @.s
Is Prof. g. Sverdrup, Minneapolis, ],
read report on the mission work Of
the Free church In Msdagsscar, this
being the report 4, Of 81 the Lutheran
Board Of Mi0sion1. It 49, Learned
from this thAt thoro taro IS tho present
tins three REGULAR ooukrOgations and
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-21

It 10 significant historical fact that
the Professor Sverdrup. who played
such an important part In the sEtds-
void convention In 1914 when the con-
stttutton OF Norway. was drafted and
adopted, was grand uncle of the
Professor sverdrup just elected to
send telegram on the present move.
ment towards . complete Independence
Of Nofway. m 4. II : y. i =::... q. E.
The following telegram from the
Hauge's Synod, convened at Red
Wing, was read by the president:
u @ Red Wing, Minn., June Is, l9O6 "
KEY, Chr. Ytrehus, President Free church,
Hauges synod assembled extends fraternal
greetings wishing Gods blessing on your work.
:. : A@1ere.a Pres;dent y: = secqet;.ry: aSass;
Prof. Sverdrup moved that the pre- :.
ident and the secretary thank for and
answer the greetings and the motion
prevailed. i go + j.: : t:2szs e =
/. Tho rest of the forenoon session was
devoted entirely to the Free church's
mission work In Madagascar Rev.
Aas, Prof. Blegen, Sven Heskin and
several others speaking with great
zeal. NE : B VII =. .-,, s
The committee appointed to draw up.
resolutions in regard to the work Of
the Lutheran Board Of, Missions re-
ported thru it's chairman, Rev. IS.
Romsd ahl, Fargo, N. d. The com
mittee would have the convention
thank all who have taken part In this
great work. The committee sided With
the board In the sentiment expressed
In its report that this work 10 = work
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Continued on last page.
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plece whore Wo have any 3rolia tn.
Ation 80 req ard TO how 10 proceed
=iaSso ORG 1izing 10 10 the Hol Writ
MlvAny people say that there 20 moth.
lqk, / or 6 least very little In tho Bible
ap0lt It, but such = view 10 8 wholly
erroneous one. The new testament
coatains only two things i q cOmplete
account' OF the lie and works Of Christ
ago ~ account OF the form stion aud
ttfe Of the 6rst Christian cOngre4a-
lions AlthO the conditions In those:
earl y ttmes wore different from nov
thas ira main, derly ring principle has a.
WAys been snd will always remain the,
sAme, nAmel i, that the work Of organi.
zltion ts tho work Of the Holy Spirit,
which sl[l calls, gatherf, enliRhtons and.
onseorates'th the Chr,stian church. It
" peceuse we are Wf,nt &. consider II
ne work OF man that WessO often meet
Y1h failure and dissppointments In
tnis5 work. ~ He 4il d high tribute
~ .1s.l Luther 14 who, he sad lin ! rsre de-
9ree possessed the ability to expound
10 truths OF the gospel In 4 short aud.
comprehensive c manner. He gave d .
oftef rev lev Of E tha church hi.tOr,
from thu earliest times and took ncca-:
elQn 20 bitterly ArrAtRn ste'e churches
TOE their narrow mindedness ard In.
eoterA Anca. He furthermore contended
tnAt they had made religion q matter
Ot5eustOln tnstead of q matter OF con.
sglence and the reault had baen stha.
tnose who rem Aimed Ia chem lost their
sptrttual lie and those who we're too
Independent OF mild to submit to any
Artlhctal restra aini5 became fresthinkfro
Ind withdrew from them In conc i.
0lon he said The Lutheran Free
church 10 not q seci. Il ia Uuly An
attempt TO get back TO he Luther.
cetechlsm and the princl ples contained
therein. II the church 10 to be success
inl Ia performing sits a)l.importantt
work 1t must contain people Who
Joined, not for business or politic'e
sake, but for the purpose of obtaining
spiritual blessings and the Free church
c0nsiders it part OF her mission TO
I'D In bringing about this return 10 s
more isslrs, healthful and helpful spiritual
The speaker held the undivided It:
tsntion Of the large audience present
and his earnes estness, his concise and
Comprehensive statements S and .his
clear elle,a. And. emphatic style Of speaking
male { deep and lasting Impression.
..l ust before the closing of tho session.
krnssident s. Gynild moved that Z com.
mitttee g OF tw6 DO appointed TO draft q:
oAblegram TO be sent to the Norwegian
|storthing. Not one dissenting voice
1as heard and Prot. SYerdrup and
!'rsstdent q Gynild we're app ointed to
frame E Z. the message. >.:z%1 s.
+"gt77 45 FRIDAY. 81 .@:s -.
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WHIMAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81, 1905

sixty-dve other nt tssion stat Ions. Thd
average attend auce #Was shout q, ,O00..ss
During tho past year tho Free church:
missionaries had baptized asa persons
and this 10 1 large Increase over: the
number baptized the year preceding Z
The schools are Ii; good condition:
and % one OF the most CONVINCING
proofs OF the splendid work done BY
the missionaries must be mentioned
the fact that there are now In these
schools II native teachers engaged In
the work Of enlig ghtening their hoathen
brethren. Among other thugs re-
ported WAS On exchange of mission
stations with the United N NorWeeiau
Lutheran church, which also hes 8
mission field In Mad a9ascar, The
station acquired by the Free church
10 situated nearer that church body's
mission field than its own. The com
mtttee was exceedingly sorry to -
port the death Of one Of the most
faithful and self-saertfcing mission-.
aries, namely, Mrs Sageng, : adaugh-.
ter OF S. Heskin, q prominent lay
preacher In the Free church. I Rav.3
Sageng 10 still #laboring In Mad agas.SS
car. Rev. J0rgenson and family have:
been Obliged to return home from the
field, he being Obliged to discontinue
his work on account of i'll health.
PROT, Sverdrnp, urged strongly that
the convention increase ito subscrip-s
tton to the work. A number OF new
bindings are greatly needed, % the
old, thatched cane huts are neither.
strong nor sanitary. He stated that
the MISSIONS indebtedness was due
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-03-25

WANTED-Trustworthy man or wo-
man to manage business in this county
and adjoining territory for well estab-
lished house of solid financial stand
ing. $4,000 straight cash salary with
all necessary expenses paid weekly by
check from headquarters. Money ad-
vanced for expenses. Position perma-
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tial. No investment required. We
furnish everything. Enclose self-ad-
dressed envelope. Address, Manager,
$40 Como block, Chicago, III.
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Understanding Securities.

McGurrin & Co., investment bankers.
Yielding six per cent. compounded
twice a year. make an ideal invest
ment They can be procured from
Salt Lake City. The investor holds
the security.
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Warren Foster sells insurance, not
law suits. Commercial Block.
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T r II T H.

'''N 'Siii CIV NNs
"Tola'ble, tola'ble sah," replied
Sam, not yet recovered from the un-
expected honor of Caseys call.
It's good" rejoined Casey, Eye
desarve it. Yere fine mon. Now
we don't knaw phat I've called fer.
I'll gamble" at the same time beaming
benevolently upon his dark host.
NO sab, no, sab; Abs gotter con.
TESS dat de tribulashun oh yo' circum
stancin' in heah so't all knocks me
curhummiXed laik," replied the fid-
dler.
"Well, now dye moind," said
Casey, its yer fddlin. Dye knaw
there's thin that do be sayin' yere
able fer to play music firm tn book
Are they right?"
Eyes, sab" said Sam, "dat's de way
All plays. All learnt how to read
music firm an ole niger down in
Sout Ca'lina. He blonged to Gin'ral
Wade Hampton, sab. Some folkses
said as he were son oh white man
what had money, sab, an he had dis
niegah taught music. He learn me
Twas easy, sab. Why, ole Jeff said
All TUX to music lax duck does to
wGttah, An he said, sab. Aid nevah
be no count TO- anything else, sab
An All guess he was right. But All
can suttinly play anything All sees,
sah."
well, WELL" calculated Casey, dye
moind that. Sure It's mesilf as would
give me left leg to be able to do that
same. Whisth thin. Could we play
this?" at the same time producing a
sheet or two of music, evidently
copied from a printed form and with
no title.
Sans reply was to take down his
fiddle and give a very fair rendition
of the music. Casey listened with
evident delight and when Sam had
finished, commented: aye done well.
Thry it agin."
Sam repeated and showed such a
marked improvement that Casey APP
plauded vigorously. When he had
ceased he spoke as follows: IT'S good;
tits very good. Now listen to me.
Yen play fer tn dance at Corney DON
ovan's on Saturday night, av coorse.
L'arn this bit av music be hear-r-r-t.
IT'S Conveys request, sure It's. Phen
tn hilarity's at it's height, dye moind.
play that chune. But sa-ay nawthin'
to amy wan. Corney wants to sur
prise thin all. That chune's fav'-
rite wan in certain par-r-r-ts av Ore
land. Good night to ye."
~ ~
1T was a large crowd that gathered
at Corney Donovan's. Not only the
house, but many of the guests were
full. The dance went on and Joy was
unconfned. Never had Sam played or
called better. The dancers were
pleased and expressed their satisfac-
ton many times. The negro was the
80 flo nnnnninpnd Whnn
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1T was a large crowd that gathered
at Corney Donovan's. Not only the
house, but many of the guests were
full The dance went on and Joy was
unconfned. Never had Sam played or
called better. The dancers were
pleased and expressed their satisfac-
ton many times. The negro was the
subject of fattering enconiums. When
the festivities had reached the apex
he arose to address a newly formed
set. Ladies an gemmen," he said,
"Ah has tn honah to info'm 20 all
dat Abs gotter new piece oh music;
new to mahself, but one what yo' all
will 'preciate. Aim toll dat 1t am
Irish. Honahs all. Join yo' hans an
circle to de lef'."
Then, to the amazement and indig-
nation of all present, except Casey
who was watching the affair from
point of vantage, that old fiddle began
singing the Battle of the Boyne,"
which, as every one knows, Is by no
means popular south of Galway The
subsequent proceedings were too as
siduous for language to describe. But
when all was over Paddy Connors was
heard to mutter to himself: "Wirra,
wirra. but who'd a thought tn nagur
was an Orangeman."
Casey did the fiddling afterward.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-23
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