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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02
Lake Elizabeth

July o1.
Iver Hoaas of Hawick was around
here last week. -.
The hay crop will be bigger than
was expected early in the season.
. Mrs. B. T. Otos of Willmar visited
at her old home here over Sunday.
Our creamery patrons received 1s
cents per pound for butterfat for June.
It is said there is hired man who
can milk as high as l8 COWS in one
hour. {
The past week was a splendid one
for haying and good deal of hay
was made.
H. T. sondergsard OF Litchfeld was
up here last week on some .ffeirs e:
slatingFt to the creamery, >.F -
Alfred Norine and Nels johnson o1
Union Grove called on relatives and
friends here the other day
S. stenberg and Ole sharstrom were
in Willmar Friday and traded q team
OF ponies for q heavier team.
Ole and Alice Sharstrom went te
Minneapolis Saturday morning. Alice
will stay there for some time.
Aug. l the new mail route will start
and patrons who wish to be served
should get their boxes put up.
Our merchant, Mr.. Engberg, hal
been somewhat failing in health latel,
and has been consulting physicians.
Mrs. John Bailey of Minneapoli,
came up here Saturday for q shor
stay at her old home, E. W. Berg's.
It is now the busy time, and mill
haulers haye arrived st the creamer,
as early in the morning as 6 6o'clock
We saw small boy one evening
cover COW with q blanket when h,
was going to milk her. A pretty goot
scheme. 49,. 49, -- ~..>...
Rev: Anton Nilson, who has &C
cepted the call OF the Baptist church
here, will preach his fret sermon OF
Sunday, Aug. s.
The feedmill was burned down las
Thursday morning between two anf
three O'Clock. How the fire origin
ated is unknown.
At this writing most of the barle,
has been cut in this neighborhood
and the harvesting of oats will prob
ably begin this week.
Rev. Victor Sundterg will preach
iu the schoolhouse In Dist. So Sunda,
afternoon at three o 'clock. 8. Stem
berg will assist with his guitar.
Mrs. Bennie Bomsta, who has beer
st Kenmare; N. D, returned HON,
last week, accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. c.. J. Bowman of Kenmare
who will spend some time with. rela
tives and friends here and in Atwater
PEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02
Rirovi!lle
July 81.

July 81.
Harvesting has begun.
Haying will soon be finished.
Geo. Weedner was in this vicinity
on business Friday.
DR.. Henry Shipstead spent Sunday
with his parents here.
Miss Ida Rapp Of Chicago is visit.
ing at s: shipstead's place.
Misses Alma and Anna Donelson o1
Minneapolis are visiting relativea
here.
Levas Korneliuson is working fo1
Anton Iverson during haying and
harvest.
Miss Dolly Coyne went to North
Dakota last Wednesday to teach a
term of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Gunderson Wis.
tied with P. o. 1verson of New Lon.
don yesterday.
John Halvorson, the hustling CLERK
for Monson Bros, visited with his
parents over Sunday.
Miss Hanna Coyne,. who has been
teaching school near Devils Lake, N.
D., returned home Friday.
Misses Alma and Anna Donelson
and Mr.. F. M. Peterson visited with
Ole Winther of Irving Sunday.
Miss Gus51s sonstskord 81 sisseton,,
s. D., who has been visiting with rel.
atives here, returned home last Mon.
day. 80 ..."-:
Some of the patrons of the Ring.
vile Telephone Co. have been infected
with a very bad disease which SCENE
to be quite contagious by the way il
has spread, and it has become chronic
In many cases. The first symptom
seems to be IN itching OF the left ca,
which can be relieved only by press.
Ing the receiver of the phone against
the affected part. A person trying tc
use the phone can soon hear how the
breathing of the sufferer becomes more
and more regular and easy as the
talking commences, which is SURE
sign that the sufferer ia experiencing
relief. The relief, however, seems to
be only temporary. The disease soor
becomes 80 chronic that q constan,
pressure of the receiver 10 necessary
to relieve the poor victim, who thru
the raging OF the disease soon loses
all sense of honor, like the opium
tiend, and thinks only of satisfy Ing
his shameful desire of hearing wha,
others are talking about. It is thu
hope of the management OF. the com,
pany that the afflicted parties will try
to find cure, otherwise the manage
ment will have to eradicate the dis
tressing trouble, which will not bt
pleasant to the parties concerned.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02
III "Ese.#l 53
lew ! ] ! INDUSTRY !! | ! IN CITY
|Iventor i. Plans to Make Willmar
/ h1eadqu|artjer, for Manufac.
4 turing Hi, Wares.

rhe manufacturing of revolving GUS
pidor cleaners, the inventtono Of Iver
Johnson, resident of Chokio, will
soon become one of the industries OF
Wilimar, according to the present
plans OF this gentleman. and several
parties from Morris and Chokio who
are Jointly interested in the manufac-
turing OF these useful articles.
Mr.. johnson, who is quite q me
chanical genius, has been studying
for some time how to invent something
that would be q great Improvement on
the old fashioned way of cleaning
cuspidors and thinks that he now has
the long. looked for article. He secur:
ed his patent on the cleaner the 5th
OF June, and as the device is very
simple in construction and the demon
strations which he has made with the
cleaner show that it does all that is
claimed for it, his friends belive that
he will be literally rewarded thru the
large sales which the new invention 10
bound TO secure.
The deYice consists of q frame with
bowel gears which rotate . rod on
which Is fastened two mat chain clean
ers. BY placing them inside of the
cuspidor the chains are raised BY
centrifugal force Ia such a manner
that they Will adapt themselves into
all manner=of shapes for the vessel in
to which they are inserted.
Mr.. johnson visited .Willmar at
different times for the purpose OF max.
ing arrangements for the manufactur-
Ing of his, Invention. A number of the
machines were for time manufactured
at the Wfllmar Ir.n Works, the pro-
prietor, Lars Halvorson, teing j intly
Interested. Later arrangements, how.
ever, resulted in q dissolution of inter-
ests between Messrs. Johnson and
: Halvorson and the inventor is now
having the 20 achines manufactured by
the Willmar Foundry aud Machine
w. NA0o3Io' M 0etST9 6uU CQf18t9Q.
son. Mr.. Johnson states that he has
already found sales for quite number
Of the cleaners. He was in the city
last Saturday and to q Tribune repre-.
sentative stated that he expected to re-
moYe hia ,iamily &o@ Witllaar in the
Fnear future and make this his head
quarters. zWillmar offers good facili-
ties for the manufacturing Of the
cleaners nsd is q. most convenient
point. y.s -
The following Morris and Chokio
gentlemen are at present interested
with Mr.. Johnson: James McKeana
and J. B. Ormand, Morris; Owen P.
Sherry and John Hiland, Chokio.
1t was the intention t. organize q
stock company at an early date and
| arrangements will probably be made
for such an organization this; week.
The liver johnson Manufacturing Co.
will be the name of the concern.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02
Presbyterian Services for August

Presbyterian Services for August.
During the pastors vacation this
moth, the services and pulpit supply
at the Presby terisn church will be az
folbws: ~$.. .
+ Aug. 8 and 1.-the R:v. q Cough
Bilphby, of Kasson, will preach At
both services. AZ . former pastor OF
the church he should receive, together
with his wife who accompanies him, Z
wann welcome. - n: ! : &>& ,S !
/: Aug. A-No preaching services.
Sunday school at 1900 Nj. and G. E.
st Zip. m. 5..1l.* ;;$'=5
h Avg. 27-At 1890 =. m. Mrs. T. NJ.
Findle will speak under the auspices
of tie Women's Missionary. Society,
and 4 500 p. m under. the auspices
OF tb g. E. society. The o tferlngs,
on thkt day, apart from envelope con,
trtbufons to church support, will Be
for MISSIONS. 5$ 5 .s> z5 .. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02
5unbuT9

July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Rhine made . trip
to Brooten last Monday.
The Hanson family entertained .
large number Of their friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Lien entertained
number of their friends last Sunday.
We had . heavy rainstorm yester-
day which will delay haying for some
time.
Mr.. L. c. Hagen, engineer at Muir
dock, spent Sunday with his family
at Sunburg.
Miss Jennie Wig and brother Ben
ME visited their sister, Mrs. ). E.. Iver-
son last Sunday.
Theodore, Oliver and Melvin Berg
visited with the Teige family last week
while hayfng up north.
A grand picnic was held 1t Skans-
berg's place last Sunday. All attend
ing report good time.
Mrs. Randi Stensrud was taken se-
riously i'll last Sunday, but ia now
reported to be little better.
Mrs. o. o. Wig of Brooten visited
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. E. Iverson,
of Sunburg, few days last week.
Mrs. Anton Jacobson of Brooten
visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Hellerud of Sunburg, last week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02
Old Resident Passes Away,.

f.. Yesterday forenoon at IL O'Clock
occurred the death Of Andrew Code at
his home on West Pacifc avenue.
Death was due to5a complication OF
asthma and dropsy with which deceas.
ed had been suffering for the past few
years. Up to about three months ego
he was able to be about, but at thst
time change for the worse occurred
and since then he steadily failed until
death finally came and put IN end to
all his earthly pain and sufferings.
Andrew Johnson Code was born In
Varmland, Sweden, July 16, 1888, and
he was thus at the time of death 81
years and Is days old. He left his
native land in 1882, and upon arriving
In this country he settled in Willmsr,
where he resided continuously except
for q period of four years, from 1884 to
1890, when he was engaged In farming
in the town of Dovre. His business
WAS that of = carpenter and wagon
maker and for some years past, as
long as he was able, he also practised
as veterinary surgeon. He leaves,
besides his aged wife, one son, A. F..
Johnson, at present residing in town
OF Burbank, two brothers, John and
Gust Bjork, aud two sisters, Mrs.
Anna Lind and Mrs. Marie johnson,
all residents of town of Dover. he
also has q brother and ono sister re.
siding in Sweden. -.
The funeral takes place tomorrow.
Short services will be held at the house
In the forenoon at II O'Clock, after
which the remains will be taken to
Solomon Lake for interment. Rev. J.
N. Andersen of the Lutheran Synod
church will have charge of the obse-
Quies.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02

There will be an excursion to Du-
luth on Thursday, Aug. 10, when an
opportunity will be given for Will
mar people to participate. The Great
Northern will run : train from points
on the Willmar s. Sioux Falls line
which will laAve Willmar at 2:56 .. q,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02

July "a.
Miss Mary Rime called Ut Sunburg
last Friday.
Anton Sanders made . trip to Kerk-
hoven last Wednesday.
Miss Eva Tollefson is assisting Mrs.
L. c. Hagen at present.
Miss Sophie Hellerud IL At present
work king for a.. Braaten.. ,.-s.>.,...,.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lien visited atL. C..
Hagen's place last Sunday.
Ole A. Ellingboe has hired out to
B. H. Peterson for two months.
Sanders Bros. are busy cutting hay
on their great hay farm nowadays.
Hon. +. A. Gandrud made trip to
Minneapolis the latter part of last
week, returning Tuesday.
Well, R., how are you getting along
nowadays? We suppose the days are
rather long and lonesome for you.
The confirmation servic in the West
Norway Lake church last Sunday was
we'll attended. A large class OF young
people was confirmed.
Mr.. Nordstrom WAS in Sunburg last
week with . lot of bronchos that he
wanted to sell, but he did not succeed
in disposing of very many.
Dr.. G. c. Quale left Us last week to
60 to WanAtha,- Ind, where he In
tends to visit with relatives and friends
for some time. From there he goes to
Chicago to stay.
c. E. Hollen was busy delivering
state prison twine last week. He de-
livered large carload in Kerkhoven,
so pearly oil the farmers around here
were supplied with prison twine.
A temperance lecture will be given
in the Solberg schoolhouse, town of
Kerkhoven, Aug. 6, 1T four O'Clock
p. m. A good program will be rem
dered. Everybody 10 cordially In
vited.
CwEINr ryrEr,H
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02

k~As~~~NAS
resort. At the conclusion of his ad-
dress an opportunity was given for
shaking hands with the governor and
attorney general and the crowd paid
Its respects to these officials as it
passed thru the pavilion.
Gov. Johnson also addressed a
number OF people in the afternoon at
; O'Clock, at the Presbyterian church.
On, Monday the governor, accom-
panied by Mr.. Young and Mr.. Welch,
arrived here from Spicer, en- route to
Crookston to attend the meeting yes.
terdsy OF the State Drainage League.
They took occasion to make q brief
visit at Litchfield in the early part OF
the evening, boarding the late train
there for their Crookston trip.
During the stay here of the COVER
nor's party on Monday afternoon,
they we're entertained by Messrs. F.
G. Handy and D. N. Tallman, who
accompanied them on an automobile
tour in the formers auto. The trip
included visit to the Tallman stock
farm, where the visitors were not a
little surprised at the excellent show
ing made in the way of fine stock.
We understand that the governor
will again join his wife at the lake
when he returns from Crookston, and
several days will be spent % guests
st the Young cottage.
Sundays excursion train from Ben
son carried about 400 people when it
left Willmar, = well-6lled coach con-
taining Willmarites being attached ut
this point. A number of Litchfield
people we're also on board. The Ben
son band accompanied the excursion
lists and furnished excellent music dur
Ing the day. One of the leading at-
fractions at Spicer was the ball game
between the Benson and Litchfield
teams. This was played in the after
noon and was won by the former. It
required twelve innings to decide the
championship, when the game resulted
in . score OF 7 to 6. The rain which
fell before the close of the game had q
rather dampening effect upon both the
diamond and the spectators, many Of
the latter getting what they termed 4
good 'soaking." - -. =
I The day proved very profitable
one tor the rostauraq aqts and hotels and
the stsamboat Was kept busy carrying
passengers around the lake. !. s.. s... ]. !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-02
Chief Executive Of State and Wife
Entertained at Green Lake !
by Atty. Gen. Young.

cent Beach. In the evening they were
the guests of honor at Z house party
at the Young home, when nearly fifty
guests were delightfully."- entertained,
the majority of them, being Crescen.
Beach residents. Among those who
went out from Willmar were Alton
Crosby, wife and son Walter, Miss
Matte O'Neil, Mrs. Sam'l Porter and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Spicer. Before
this function the governor and wife
were entertained at six O'Clock din
ner by Landlord Larson and wife at
the 1nterlachen. Friday was Gov.
Johnson's 44th birthday and the func-
tions given for him at the Jake served
az very pleasant anniversary celebra-
tions. Col. E. L, Welch, a member
OF the governors staff, accompanied
by his wife and son, arrived here from
st. Paul on Saturday and joined the
governor and wife At the lake in the
afternoon. They were also among the
honored guests there.
The governors party had planned
to spend quiet Sunday At the lake
When 1t was learned that the governor
was to be there on that day, which
had been selected for the excursion
from Benson and Willmar, Spicer
citizens at once made arrangements to
secure his presence for brief address
at the pavilion. The announcement
that the governor had agreed to come
was pretty we'll circulated and proved
great drawing card. Many people
who are not in the habit OF patr oniz-
ing Sunday excursions were Attracted.
1t Is estimated that,at least q thousand
people gathered 1t Spicer during the
day, many OF this number driving in
from the surrounding country.
1t was about 1:3O a. m. when Gov.
Johnson and his hosts arrived at the
pavilion and their appearance was
greeted with vigorous hand-clapping
by the large crowd which had patient
iy awaited their coming. The pavilion
was gaily decorated and the patriotic
colors made the spectators feel as If
they were at a Fourth of July picnic
rather than on Sunday excursion.
Gov. Johnson was escorted by Atty.
Gen. Young, who introduced him to
the big audience. The governors ad-
dress held the close attention of his
hearers and was most mastery ef-
fort. In the brief time allotted to him
he spoke of many things in general,
and took occasion to pay a high COM
plimeut to Green Lake % q summer
resort. At the conclusion of his ad-
dress an opportunity was given for
shaking hands with the governor and
attorney general and the crowd paid
Its respects to these officials as it
passed thru the pavilion.
Gov. Johnson also addressed a
number OF people in the afternoon at
3 O'Clock, at the Presbyterian church.
On. Monday the governor, accom-
panied by MIR. Young and Mr.. Welch,
La. CT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
Tara Iiscrt ppu @pnafp.

ser iungit als @aIt oes beutIdlen Sal.
lers on Den Seranltaltungen ser Sic.
Ter ISOLDE tbeilnobm uno olt6 Berlin
beiu6te, bat iiber ole algemeinen 20.
litii6en @er6dltniiie, sic smilder
9euti6lntb rno Sranfrei6 beIteben.
intereIiante N%leuberungen tunogeae.
ben.
Ser 6i9oro b%eroffentlid)t cine Be.
oeittlame @euBerung oeS 6iirIten, Ser
Sranfrei9 ouffprbert, Der eroBen
@ufgaben Ser @eltpolitif eillge0ent
Su fem, oie Seutidlano nno 6ranf-
reid nod gemeiniam peroen su l0ien
BADEN. Sranfrei9 mDge baran bent
fen, wie oft Der 9elttide &niier ieiner
uno oes beuti6en &oIfes gmpfinoun-
gen fir Sranfreid) bofber5ig @us-
brrd eeeeben bobe: v@ergeiien III
peiter 6erne miro bal0 Der maroffc.
niide Smii6enfaQ liegen. Sertid)-
lono mir6 Mitel finoert, mebr als ic-
mails gum @oblergeben 6rcnfreids
6ei3utroeen. 9(uf frieoli6em @cge
fam 6ranfreid bie @rfiGung ieiner
ouf @roBe unb @ebeiben gerid)teten
@iini6e erboffen."
Qieie IelBerrnoen beS 6iirite,,
gilbert erregen in Yaris bas er0Bte
SSntereiie. Hamentli6 oie S6luB.
tpprte fperben i'm publifum ie6r GIN
itig aufgenommen, neil lie Sen 5abl.
reifen Srait5oien aus ser SeeIe ipre.
den, oeren @ortfiibrer ser ebenlaligC
Ntorineminilter 2nneiian lit, uno mel
die oie 9oiung mebr nls zines 3u.
funftsproblems BON Dem geoeiblid)e,
9uiummenpirfen Der beiOen GROCER
GulturmGhte Seuti6lanO uno Sranf'
reid er6offen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08
AlbantfGhtr Accomplishment.
Bring 0btfaS ebreeisiee gIdne uno Die Wstt,
tel su ibrer 9lu5fubruua.

tel So ibrer sluSflbrume.
Oas por 500 Sabren bon 6en Siirs
fen unternorfene Mlbanien lit f9pn
otter bas 3iel ebrgeiSiser plGne tiibs
rer MGnner eepeien. Den l1mftanS
ertpdgeno, bab in einigen Sbeilen bes
2anoes Stdmme bauIen, Die Die Serrz
i9aft Der Siirten nur pioertpinig an
.rfeHnen unb fi9 cine mebr ober MIN
Der sroBe SelbtitdnOigteit bepabrt
BADEN, iotpie in Ser grpartung, oab
hei Der fortI9reitenoen 3%erbrDdluns
Der europGii6en Strict Der 3eitpuntt
tpmmen mife, in Dem ii9 bic Ilba@
neien gegen Die Sirfen er6eben Mir
ben, baben es pieoerbolt f6on I6en>
teurer nerIu9t, bieien @uflDfungsprOs
5eb 81 bef3leunigen, um ii3 Damn gum
Serrf9er bon 4lbdnien ausrufen 81
lafen. 9isher fino jeop9 oiefe Ser
iu6e ii6er Die eriten Mnfdnge ni6t bin
dusgefommen. Gntne0er f6eiterten
lie an Der peri0nli9feit bes prGtenz
benton noer on Dem unbotmdbigen
gbaratter Der &lbaneien, Die fi9 au6
einem nationalen Sibrer i3tper unter<
prbneten, ober an Der Wa9iamfeit Ser
tirfif9en Seb0rOen.
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bielfa6 BON fi9 reoen, Der feline @b@
ftammung bon Dem al6aneTi6en Roz
t~ionalbeloen Sfanberfeg Q403 bis
1869 ableitet. @s 1T Dies Brin5 on
bert Gbtfa, oefen SamiIie isit Dem II.
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1T uno iofpobl Ser Mtolbau als aud
Der Wdla6si, pel6e teibe 2Gnoer felt
1859 unter Dem Namen &umdnien gu
einem Staate pereinisi ftnb, pisoers
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-08

bolt Siiriten gegeben bat. @hifa per>
beiratbete ii9 i'm !9erbite 1904 in 2ons
Don nit MiB Mursaret Doplins, Der
f9Oren So9ter zines rei6en trifdsn
IriItofrdten. Die erboltene Miteift
oient ibm als Wittel our T0rberung
Der albaneiti6en GelbItitGnoiafeitsbes
pesung. On oeren Spite Der ieBt Srei=
un6oreibigjGbrige ii9 bereits bpr ieis
ner @erheirat6ung eeitent bate. Gr
bat Die auberbalb hires 8aterlanoes
an peri9ieoenen YlGben Guropas
isbenoen Mlbaneien fir fi4 gu getpinz
men perTtanben unb ii9 ppn bieIen gum
Sberbaupt ser n~atipnalen .8epesuna
pdblen laiien. Sn einem por Sturgeon
IN 9ufareit abgehaItenen albanefti6en
4pnsreb tpurSe cine Capitalization
unter Der Se5ei9nung r&pmbi" (Oie
Nation) nit unumi9rGnften Dol;
ma9ten eineefebt uno Gbifa als 2ei>
ter Der albaneIii9en lInabbGnsisteits>
b~epegung beftGti9t.
umgeben bon etnem Stdbe iun9er
Ilbaneien, peilt 9bifa %eesenpGrti9 in
Rom, bas er lpegen ieiner Gage IN Der
Ra9bari9aft Ilbaniens als Stb oas
aombi gepGblt bot. Infer 8ilbnib
aeigt ben Prdtenoentsa in Der Uni
form, in Ger er feline Ilbaneien gegen
Die Siirten on5ufiihren geoenft. sic
glei9t bal6 Ser rumdniiden, balb Ser
ttalienifAen Sfft5iersunifprm.