Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-18
Cleaned. from CO
Our Elk changes

Wolves are holder and more nu.
merous around St. Cloud this year
than they have been for years back
and It has beooms unsafe to travel
some Of the country roads without .
arearm.
New Paynesville thinks it is next In
lioe for: = canning factory and an
agitation having for its object the
Establishment OF such IN Institution
has been started among the business
men.
Appleton will soon have . plant for
the manufacture of cement brick, ar.
ttdoial BUILDING stone, cement blocks
for sidewalks, etc. Joseph Shimek,
of Renville. will be owner and pro-
prietor.
Spicerites are trying to induce DR..
James Fair, OF PaynesvilIe, to locate
permanently in their fair little burg
They think they would fare better if
they should succeed in securing a
resident ply siciau.
The Kerkhoven post Office was made
"a International money order Office
last Monday. This means that it may
issue money orders which may be
cashed at the Office on which they are
drawn, in any country belonging to
the postal union.
For the fret time In the history OF
New London wood was shipped In
from outside points this week. The
New LoEdon Milling Co. received
carload OF elm wood yesterday. This
Is significant inasmuch a. 1t marks an
epoch In the inevitable determination
OF our virgin forests. London
Times.
Tue most destructive fire that ever
visited Bemidjt did damage to the
amount of about s25, 600. Tuesday OF
last week. Six of the nine buildings
burned or badly damaged were known
- saloons, which fact would not lead
one to suppose that Bemidjt is suffer
Ing from . want of "booze' business
enterprises. Insurance covers about
$l3, 600 OF the loss.
According to the New London Times
tho "acting" talent OF that city will
give q play. "Between the Acts" on
the evening of January 20. As it is
hardly possible that such an arrange
neat would be Satisfactory to all
theater-goers We would sufg a. that
our. New London dramatic friends
arrange for. some sle,ialties to he
thrown In "during the acts"
A faithful collie dog saved the E.
q Roberts family near Han!ey Falls
rom sure death Tuesday night Of asst
week. During the night coal gas
escaped from the stove and the entire
family was overcome by the fumes
while asleep. The dog, however,
scented the danger and scratched the
face of his owner until he was aroused
and soon all members OF the family
we're out OF danger.
After 4 long aud careful search
some parties succeeded In locating
some Of the treasures hidden by MI.
Halvorson, whose death was mention
ed in our last issue. $50 in money
vas found in an old tin can in the
garden and ten dollars came TO. light
hidden in an old match box in one
corner of the room. Valuable papers
we're also found between the leaves OF
an old newspaper. Which goes to
show that Hslvorson, tho old ano
weary OF the world, still retained his
love fJr Mammon until the very last
Even the horses in Spicer object to
the blind pig business. SINE temper
ance ~ beverages for one OF the JOY
parl0rs here were being loaded on to
Wilson 4 Downs dray Wednesday
and a. soon a. the horses looked
around and saw what they we're ez-
pected to haul, they Immediately ran
away. These Temperate CO beverages
seem to be proof against anything,
however, and they we're not at all in
jured In the mixup.-Green Lake
Breeze.
Nuarfko fall, IMAM .uh~ n~.,u
to the name OF Julius Redmond tried
70 cash check for s99, 800. 90 signed
by "John the Baptist and Endorsed
by St. Peter, at bank in Mtnneapo.
lie. He hid other checks amounting
TO 600. 600, signed by "Peter the
Great" and "Pope Plus x" Now he
has been arrested and he will soon
have to face q charge of insanity.
No doubt Redmond had read the Chi
csgo papers and had become "Chad-
wicked. - But why didn't he present
his checks 1t thu Oberlin banks? They
would have been "moity tikkuld" to
cash checks signed by such digni-
taries.
Walter Hitzman, OF Litch6e!d, was
arrested last Friday on the charge of
having st4 len pocket book contain.
ing shout $40 from the Nels P&ulson
home in That city. The money be-.
longed to the Willing Workers, :
society composed Of the young folks