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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
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>z Aug. ~.
Miss Thea Lesteb borg is working for
A. o. Henjum.
. Ole Hauge helped Ole Mos during
harvest last week. ,.,. 49,.
Mrs. G. 0. Hough visited relatives
In Kerkhoven over Sunday. -.
The new store at Negord is about
ready and will be opened this week.
Miss Ella Peterson OF South Dakota
visited with Miss Louise johnson last
week. '>..,~ ...-..@~-
A great many are thru cutting their
grain, and stacking will be we'll under
way this week. -
Mrs. John Vein of Renville was q
guest at the home Of Miss Mathilda
Ramstad last week.. ~ w. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Millard OF Will
mar visited at the G. Q. Hough home
q couple of days last week. Il: =
An addition tothe town hall has been
built, to be used for housing the road
machinery. The Arctander people
have good common sense and know
that It is cheaper to build house to
keep the implements in than to lesve
them out In rain and shine. %..sz -. \: y:
i. .r.-#. ..s3 ss5 r. g.: 4 UNCLE Ed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
Young Lady Insane

Mise Andrena Birkeland, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Birkeland, resi-
dents Of this city, was examined In
probaee court Saturday forenoon and
WAS declared insane by the board of
examiners. Her arrangement mani
tested itself ID extreme =irritabillty .nd
restlessuess and 4 pronounced: tend.
ency to defy and disregard the pa
rental authority. She has been af3tct-
ed for the past six months and 90 her
condition gradually grew more criti-
cal It was finally concluded that it
would be for her own good to have
her sent to the hospital at Fergus
Fa]ls for treatment. She was taken
there on the afternoon train in charge
of her mother and Deputy Sheriff J..
C.. Freese. The cause of the young
lady's unfortunate condition is not
known,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
Lake Endrew

aux. H.
Wedding bells will soon ring.
. Harvest will be finished the first
part of this week..
Stengrim Arneson made Z trip to
Kerkhoven last Tuesday.
Gunder swensoa intends to start
shock threshing this week.
Services in the East Norway Lake
church last Sunday by Rev. NJ. A.
Sotendahl.
Miss Mary Tollefson is nearly blind
from Ivy poison, got while picking
berries In the woods,
John Nelson will start for Murdock
with his threshing rig next Friday, to
begin shock threshing.
Martin Walby is putting tho finish.
ing touches on the house he has built
for H. Hande this summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Arne Larson of New
London visited with Ole Boe and o.
NJ: Strand Saturday and Sunday.
H. ). Engh OF Murdock, formerly
blacksmith ct Jericho, WAS seen driv.
ing thru this country last :Sundny.
The New London & West Lake Tel.
ephone Co. 10 progressing very slowly
on account OF tho difficulty in getting
poles. 49, !,
We have no destructive storms to
report, unless 1t might be that the
hairy part of the heads Of Julius
skaalsrud and Henry Hande bear the
marks of fierce cyclone. 7.
The young folks Of this neighbor'
hood gathered at the stene place las1
Saturday evening with the object o.
springing surprise on Lena Hattie
stsd, It being her birthday. A good
time was indulged in till early morn
add IL 10 said that Lena found hersel
ten dollars richer by tho occasion.
a. p. skoglund, whose death VA,
mentioned in last weeks Tribune, va,
: man highly respected and loved b,
all who know him, good neighbol
and . devoted christian. He was on,
those who took upon their shoulder'
the organization ofths Florida Mis-
sion conereg ation and the building o
the church. Il: z.:1* :s* y ~ = ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
5unburg

Aug. IA.
Bennie Wig visited at the Ellingboe
home last Sunday. i
Miss Caroline Teige visited out
south last Monday.
Jealousy is curse too rarely avoid !.
ed by young people. /
Mrs. Gilbert Swenson visited at the
Stensrud home last Thursday. {
An ice cream social was held at
Sksnsberg' a place last Sunday. z
Some of our farmers are thru reap.
ing and have commenced stacking. =.
Mrs. Johnson and daughter Josie
visited at G. Erickson's place last
Sunday. !
A basket party was held at T. Og-
dahl's place last Sunday, All who
attended report having had Z swell
time.
/ Sophie and Rhynard swenson en-.
tertained number of their friends
last Sunday. All report having had
nice time. 49,. :
;: AISLE 'Torkelson came near losing
zone of his vslaable@ horses last satur-
day while reaping. They cay it Was
owing to overwork.
Some of our young folks intended
to 60 out picking choke cherries last
Sunday, but on account OF the rain
they had to stay at home.
Some of our boys are talking of 20.
ing into farming and boarding them.
selves. Better look around for q
housekeeper, boys.
In last weeks issue there appeared
an item stating that Miss Thea Toilet.
son was seriously Ill. It should have
read Thea Torkelson. ..
1t is our sad duty to report the death
of one of the most prominent young
ladies near Sunburg, Miss Minnie
Freeze, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Freeze. She had been sickly for q
long time and has been under medica
treatment since last fall, the disease
developing into quick consumption
The remains were laid at rest In thu
West Norway Lake church cemetery
Rev. Sotendahl officiating. Their.
were nineteen teams in the procession
that escorted her to her last resting
place, which shows that she had I
large circle of friends who held her IL
high esteem. She was the Oldest cir
of q large family. We all sympathiz
with the bereaved family:
SWEET SIXTEEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
>r@h1un

Aug. IA.
Stacking IL now the order OF the day.
The crop in this vicinity will be ex-
ceptionslly fine this year.
Hja1msr Lindgren supplied his resi-
dence with coat of paint last week.
Miss Ellen Lundin, who is staying
in Willmar, visited ut home last week.
Miss Selma Freedholm, who has
been sick for some time, is slowly i'm
proving.
A picnic was held last Sunday on
the north shore of Big Kandiyohi
lake.
Edgar Linderholm of Belgrade 10 st
present visiting relatives and friends
In this town.
Messrs. J. A. Lindblad and Rich
ard Freedholm, who left last spring
for ..visit to the old country, returned
home last week.
P. A. Sundin, J. c. Bjornberg and
A. Lundin are among those in this
town who have taken the Kandiyohi
County phone lately. All intelligent
people realize the advantage of COM
ing in closer touch with their commu-
nifty, and in the course of q very short
time there will be few who do not have
this modern convenience in the house.
The greatest social event of the
week was undoubtedly that of last
Saturday evening. when large mum.
ber gathered At the home of Richard
Freedholm and rendered him . very
pleasant surprise. The people at once
took possession OF the house and
made themselves at home without ask.
ing permission. Later in the evening
refreshments, consisting of coffee,
sandwiches, etc., were served. The
crowd then INDUCED in playing vsri-
Gus oldtime games, after which re-
freshments were again served. Then
Mr.. Emil Wahlstran In behalf of the
guests, presented the "victim" with 4
purse containing come hard cash, "a
| . token of the high esteem In which he
IL held by his many friends and a. q
memento of the occasion. The guests
then left for their respective homes,
having spent Z very pleasant evening
in the good old-time way.
POE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16

The monster ditching machine that
has been in the course OF construction
at the P. E. PArson blAcksmith shop
Was completed last Thursday, and tho
next day it WAS taken to the farm of
Dan Haley south of the city, where it
WAS put In operation to mike = ditch
thru his pasture. Some fear was en-
tertained in several quarters that tho
big machine would not work to ad-
vantage inasmuch as 1t would take too
much power to run 1t, but . few hours'
trial with eight horses proved stkat
every part worked to perfection and
that the machine will be perfectly Ca
pable of doing the work for which It
vas intended. Mr.. Greene, the owner
and manager, IL at present busy buy
ing horses to be used In operating tho
machine, and ~ soon - he hAs suc-
ceeded In getting what he wants in the
line Of power producers the work will
commence in earnest.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
Concert Saturday Evening.

On Saturday evening the music low
ing people of Wlllmar will have the
good fortune of listening to program
given by the Gustavus Adolphus
College Quartet. Wherever they have
appeared they have been most cordial
II received and their splendid work
has called forth much enthusiastic ap-
plause. That the quartet will be greet
ed by , large and appreciative su-
dience when they appear 1t the Luther
an Free church in this city We do, not
doubt in the least and neither is it to
be doubted that those who attend will
spend = most enjoy able evening. The
program of the evening in detail is ~
follows:
FIRST PART.
(a) "Vart land" >. .Josephson
(b) "Du gamla, du friska". .Dybeck
College Quartette
VOCAL SOLO. Selected
Mr.. LundQuist
1.-The Sailors Chorus". Joseph Parry
College Quartette
| ~~A~~VSN
Mr.. Lambert
'Little Brown Church,.
College Quartette
Mr.. Lundquist
"Anfbatssang". g"..........L Lindblad
College Quartette
SECOND PART.
'Varsang". .Prins Gustaf
College Quartette
Reading. Selected
Mr.. Lambert
Vocal Solo. lo.................. Selected
MIR. Knock
"Until the DAWN. ..........Pa Parks
College Quartette
Vocal Solo. Selected
Mr.. Lambert
"Stridsb6n". .Lindblad
College Quartette
'sThAt Beautiful Land'' Jones
College Quartette
Program subjsct to change.
The concert commences At O'Clock.
Admission Is cents for adults and Is
cents for children.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16

Mrs. Peter Christianson, of Monts-
video, arrived here last Wednesday
and will attend Mrs. !. E.. Miller - .
nurse. Mrs. Christianson isN an old
friend Of the Miller family and 10
among the many Montevideo people
who are anxiously looking forward 70
change for the better In Mrs. Miller Z
condition. During tho latter's resi-
denoe In that city % landlady Of the
Riverside Hotel she made many friends
thru her many acts Of kindness ex.
tepdSd 70 thoso In siokness and want.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
= N. 'aI|'nTe !.

= Aug. a..
Sven Carlberg started plowtng to-
day Monday. :. :~-
r. Rasmussen and family visited ct
the homo Of G. Nordin Sunday. ~..
Miss Nora Odell has accepted po.
sition temporarily .s saleslady At the
Mamre store. r.
: Harvest 10 about finished and stack
ing and shock threshing will be In
full blast next week. 49,. .:5
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Foudell came
up from Dawson, Mimi, Friday for Z
short visit with relatives and friends
here. *~9*@. !. i. sz.l 2H=<s=
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
N. F.. Services.

The subject for discourse 1t the Eng
lish Methodist church for 10:45 a.s m.
next Sunday will be LET there be
Light" and at 8 p. m. the theme will
be, 'What Does It Mean to DO Sen
of God?" Epworth League at p. N !;
Sunday School at IL m. The pastor,
Rev. A. G. Spencer, invites Ill to
these services. .~.... ~:. -. =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
Willmar Public Library.
NORWEGIAN BOOKS ADDED

NORWEGIAN BOOKS ADDED.
Aubert, Elise:
Et Juleminde, Stedbarnet, Bulge
Stag, Forfangelighed, Kristen.
Bull, Jacob: ..-~f
Ungdom's Fortellinger-2 volumes,
Folk Fra Dalen, Mellem Fjeldene,
Morgendaemring.
Dahl, Conrad:
Et SlOr, Clint, Ensomme Folk, Lo-
ven-Finmarkstjord.
Flood, Constantlus: 49,:
Smaastykker, Skjabnebolger, .Kon.
gems Troie, Udvaltge Fortellinger
p vols. Familien i Lyvik.
Garborg, Arne:: 49,
Bondestudenter.
Holberg, Ludwig:
Udvalgte KOmedier-2 vols.
Ibsep, Henrik:
Brand, Peer Gynt, Kongsemnerne,
Samfund =ts Stotter, Et Dukkehjem.
Lie, Jonas:
Lodsen og hans Hustru, Dyre Rein,
Et Samltv, Livsslaven, Maisa Jones,
Onde Magter, Trold.
L0ftfjeid, Berner:
Norge.
Marg, ethe: ! 49, =,
Anna Helsing, Embedsmand or
BOnde, Ny Grund og Juleneget, Paa
Ligarden, De Ny Confirmerle, Mis-.
stOnsbarnet, Et Stormvefr. +
Marie: -, ~,
We'd Egen Kraft, Fra Ears og Nor.
It'd, Fra Min Fodeby, l Tusmorket
ajemmet, Drivende Skyer, I En-
somme Timer. 4. >: . >~.@
Rolfsen, *Nordahl:y !. <
Wore Fadres Liv. H. :
Sigurd: %.@%Ss@. 6 .:
We'd Hjemmets Arne. .::
Welhaven: .F ~. ~.
Digte Udvalg. ...~...'~. ST.
Wergeland, Henrik:
Skrifter vols, Digte udvalg. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16

The. Paynesville Press says that
Harrison Van Worst, for many years
: resident and prominent citizen 81 the
town ofIrving, is arranging 70 move
TO North .Dakota, whore he hss taken
g homestead near Bowbolls, s.. IS. |=s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16

Willmarites who were on tho look
out for; the eclipse of the moon which
was scheduled to appear. Monday
night we're disappointed. Z: Tho sky
was not filed with clouds, but It Was
overhung with I dim haze which rem
dered tho moon and stars entirely 10.
visible. IN: L 5== Viii i
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16

EDITOR Covell of Atwater, accom-
panied by Swan Olson, was In the
county seat yesterday on probate busi-
ness. Mr.. Olson WAS here - admin
istrator In the estate of G. G. Carl
quist, deceased, while Mr.. Covell ap-
peared in the capacity OF attorney.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
LATEST BOOKS ON PAY SHELF

LATEST BOOKS ON PAY SHELF.
Y Isidro, Mary Austin; Rose OF the
World, Agnes and e. Castle; God q
Good Man, Marie Corelli; Doctor
Luke OF Labrador, n. Duncan; The
Masterword, L. n. Hammond; The
Purple Parasol, G.. sB. Nice Cutcheon;
The Plum Tree, D. g, Phillips; The
Marriage Of william All, Mr.. q.
Ward. '.5. .s IS. 3 2ss; ..:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16
THE Il: COMING I Event ' En-: /.
wi|'mar's Free Street Fair and
Carnival Will Soon be Here
in All It's Splendor.

Just five weeks from today and the
public will have an opportunity OF At
tending another big street fair and
carnival in this city. 1t is not any
too early to begin preparations for
attending the big event. Willmar will
put forth her best endeavors to enter
tain all who come and her guests will
return home feeling that they have
spent q profitable time in the county
seat OF one of the best counties of the
state.
The fair will open on Wednesday,
Sept. 20, and close on Saturday even.
ing, thus giving four days OF enjoy
ment within our city. In addition to
the numerous street attractions, many
OF which are entirely new this year,
there 10 every indication that there
will be a most elaborate exhibit OF
everything raised on Kandiyohi coun-
ty farms. Our agricultural friends
have been blessed with abunda ant crops
and an excellent exhibit of farm pro-
ducts is promised. The premiums Of
fered for all kinds of exhibits are very
liberal and all farmers having any
thing worthy of exhibition should not
fail to make the necessary arrange
ments. Bring in your best live stock
and show visitors what can be raised
on Ksndiyohi county farms.
The ladies can do much also to
make the coming fair big success.
At all previous fairs they certainly
have shown that Kaudiyohi county
women are not lacking in talent, both
in fine needlework and the making of
all those things that 20 toward pro-
duciug happy household, such as
fine arts and paintings and the best of
baked goods and preserves. Let the
exhibit for 1905 in tho woman's de-
partment be even greater than ever.
There will be plenty of room for
everything.
Kandiyohi county has already shown
that many kinds OF fruit can be sue
cessfully grown here, so that in the
horticultural line she can compare
faverably with any county in the state.
1t is expected that the fruit and yege-
table exhibit this year will be son q
grander scale than ever. $ Several OF
our leading horticulturists sxill.., he
among the exhibitors. -. Z
It would be we'll for Ill who are con.
tempt ating entering articles to com.
pete for premiums, to secure copies Of
the official premium list, which can be
had by applying to Secretary Mark
hus of the Willmar Street Fair Asso
citation.
! In the amusement line the /. T.
Cash Carnival Co. will furnish mos
of the attractions as heret ofore
There will be many free attractions
upon the streets and something doing
all the time. McAlpin's Militar,
Band has. again been engaged thii
year and 1t is highly probable tha
Willmar's new juvenile band will al
SO make an appearance.
The merchants of Willmar have ar
ranged for great bargain days durinl
the fair and it will pay out-of.towl
visitors to come and do their shop
ping in our city at that time. Th'
streets will be brilliantly lighted a
night with colored electric lights ant
no pains will be spared in making tn
decorations during the carnival q
attractive as possible. Wfllmar viii
indeed be in gala attire and every da!
will be a gala day.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16

Gear and, family went 10 New
London Last Friday for : lev days
visit with relatives. ....* ..s.s... =>=...... ..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-16

:. Miss Elizabeth Moore returned TO.
Minneapolis Monday altar On extend.
Cd visit with her sister, Mrs. Russell
Spicor. s... s IS. .s.zs1*s5. : .zs=z .=@
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL


Mrs. w. w. Marshall and Miss Lila Cham
George n Morgan post G. A. r.. will give
an Easter bali at the hall so5 Nicollet avenue,
tomorrow evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter r. Brown and cfildren
have returned home from three months trip
to Mexico and California;
The s. s. Card club will be entertained by
Mrs John Wkulen tomorrow afternoon at her
residence. 1917 Stevens avenue.
Mrs. W. H. Brown and children Of Chicago
Mrs, j. +. Perry, PAS Aldrich avenue 8, for a
month .sz. IL. "a.
Companion court F. s. T., No. 1913 l. o. F..
will give All entertainment and basket social
tomorrow evening at Powderhorn hail. Thirty
fourth street and Chicago avenue.
Miss Virginia Hanknson was surprised Sun
day afternoon in honor of her eleventh birth.
day anniversary. Games were played and re.
freshments served. Miss Hankinson received
many pretty gifts. = -.
The Queen Esther circle OF Wesley Methodist
| church will hold it's annual apron sale tomorrow
afternoon and evening at the home Of Mrs
Mark B. Smith, 26OS Colfax avenue S. A lit
erary and musical program will be given In the
evening. i ~. ~ - = ,$Se Be-,
| Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
| as follows Darlington. Mrs. G. X Fulton, Miss
! trail, A. T.. Manning; Duluth--Everett, r. r.
Blakeley; Holland, Miss Marshall Mrs. S. Mar
| shall. ~ = .lE54t 49,
| The Ideal Euchre club will meet tomorrow
| with Mrs. George Morton, 1905 Second avenue S
| The Whatsoever club Of Lowry Hill Congre
morrow afternoon and evening in the church
| parlors, Franklin and Dupont avenues S. There
! will be fancy goods and apron tables and cake
and candy booths s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
Thursday Musical,

/ The Thursday Musical held it's regu-
lar program meeting this morning. in
Steinmetz and Mrs. R. B. Tomlinson
made their first appearance before the
club. Mrs. Steinmetz gave two, Ger
man songs and Mrs. Thomlinson sang
Grant s "Where Ere Thou Art.' The
opening selection, d Mendelssohn sym
phony, was played on two pianos by
Misses Margaret Drew Bessie Lum,
Frances Janney and Mrs. Floyd S.
mickey. Mrs. Harriet Walker ,Runyan
gave a Beethoven Largo and a schuttt
number, Misses Agnes Griswold and
Mary Rich contributed piano duet
and Miss Mamie swanberg played a
List Polonaise; The other vocal mum
bers were by Mrs. Florence E. Parks
and Miss Eleanor Nesbitt.
Mrs. Kicker announced that the next
program meeting will be an az, open one
legged to; bring a friend: The program
will be followed BY the annual basket
luncheon Of the. club, ,,,,,r, -. =. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
, A GREAT RECENT INVENTION
A Boon to Every Ruptured Person, from
the Babe to the Aged.

made in Minneapolis whereby an inven-
ton was perfected that not only holds
any rupture with perfect ease and com.
fort, but will greatly benefit all who
are now wearing truss, and will cure
quite a perc entage Of ruptures by rea.
son OF them being so perfectly retained
This invention is the "Crolius Alumni
mum Truss Physicians recommend
sixth floor Of the Andrus building, this
city. His Offices are daily visited by
those who are ruptured, from this city
s ! Paul and all over the country. II
is a very remarkable invention, indeed
And the very reasonable price places
it easily within the reach of every rup
tur, person.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

FRIDAY
sTravelers. annual review, Mrs. A. w
Armatage, 1900 Fremont avenue S, 1885
o'clock. Ae ...> 49, - t..5.-.7.
Mnemosyne club, Miss Lane, 625 Eighth
avenue Sc, afternoon.
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary
society of Shiloh Presbyterian ch;Bcch
Mrs. WEIGH, 1881 Nineteenth avenue NE,
2 pm. - : - H. ...> r.:
Ladies' Aid society of futile Universal:
list church, church parlors; 1890 am
business meeting, 2:ao pm. <. .''..,- %
Frances Neal w. G: T. U. and Luc!
Hayes w. c. T. u, Mrs. Anna Lyon, 800
Tenth avenue S, 3 until 5 O'Clock. 80
: Cosmopolitan club, Mrs, F. B. Moody
31O4 Dupont avenue S, 2:30 pm. -,
Womans Foreign Missionary society Q
the Lake Street NJ. E.. church. Mrs
Rhone, 2729 Emerson. avenue S, $3.50 pm
Cassiopeia club, Mrs: c.. P. Bates, ,S75
Portland avenue, 2:3O, pm. $780,:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
BOYS CoLD-BLOODED MURDER
Willie Arlington Shown to Have Shot
His Stepfather Five Times.

5& MALTA. MONT The scoroner's inquest and
nostmortem examina lion On the body of William
sits, who was killed; By his stePson Tuesday,
showed that it was q horrible coid-blooded mnr-
to get away from his stepson. While Armington
and that he had nothing with which to defend
himself. E.ss@s ssssl.s
The postmortem assimilation showed that five
shots were fired one striking in the chest, one
cut the, coat between the shoulders and the
other three striking the head. When asked why
he shot after sitz fell the boy said: We'll
he was not dead
The shooting was done with an old rife which
the how had repaired by putting in a new stock.
and no shot was fred at less than sixty-two
yards The coroner's verdict was that vii
liam Sitz came to his death by gunshot wounds
from 22rife in the hands Of Willie Arlington.
with intent to KILL and the shooting was not
Justifable. The boy will consequently be held to
the district court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
LICENSE AND BONDS

WEBSTER, s. D.-The city conventions for
the spring election held last night. The re-
publicans nominated L. II. woodwork for mayor r
Office A fierce campaign will ensue.s No license
and school bond; for the erection Of a new build
ing are involved. H.. .s..- - ... H..
with Norbeck & Nicholson on the well.
For 81, 545 the firm installs an air pressure en-.
CINE which is guaranteed to force 100, 900 gal.
Ions of water day from the bottom of the well
to the 12O-foot stand tower.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-13
Talks Oh Mature Study.

On A1Gqt 200 people ss eneysf? tas lecture
Washburn gave last evening in the
Wv. C. A. building. Professor Wash
burn spoke more especially of the birds
their need Of protection. A number of
colored slides were used for lllustra'
tions. The lecture was one Of a course
arranged by the Wv: G. A. to rouse
interest in the formation: of a nature
study club. Miss Florence Lilly will
speak next Wednesday on Butterflies
and Moths'' 2 81. .r..,! 49, - =: e..