Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-04
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Of liver Frans, hailed into town few days
ago, and put up at Nelson's restaurant. On
Tuesday night he came up missing, and had
not paid his board bin. A number Of arti-
Giles belonging to Christ Berg, consisting of a
watch, watchchain and ring, were also
missing. Marshal Winblad' was notified
Immediately, and soon had his man located.
Mr.. Frans walked to Hawick in the evening,
and had found lodging in Mr.. Jenson's store.
Marshall Winblad drove to Hawick and
took him for leaving without paying his
board bill, and when he searched him, the
missing articles, belonging to Mr.. Berg were
found. He was brought back to New Lon
don and yesterday county attorney Otter
ness came down from Willmau and held the
hearing. The charge entered against Mr..
Frans was petit larceny, and because Of his
immediate confession he was given a light
sentence, fine Of $40 and costs or ten days
in the county jail. Not having any money
in his possession, Mr.. Frans was compelled
to serve time in Willmar. .Jerimie Pelky,
the oldest man in the history of Kandiyohi,
county died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Selena Hood, in the town of Rosevil1e,
from old age. Mr.. Pelky was born in Corner
seer, Canada. On April II 1906, he would
have been 1O1 years Of age. The funeral
was held in the Catholic church at Paynes-
vile yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock. Mr..
Pelky had been ailing for over a year.....O One
of the largest auctions in the history of
Kandiyohi county occurred at the home Of
Even Railson In Norway Lake, when T. K.
Hasbrouck sold goods to the amot,nt Of
over SO 900 in five hours. The prices were
way up on almost everything. On the
Saturday previous, he also disposed of Kul-
lander Bros. personal property and they
report very good price for all their goods.
......Little Ruth Harlander, the 10 month old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Harlander
died at their home in Colfax Tuesday morn
ing at about 2 O'Clock, after having been
sick days with lung fever. The funeral
will be held to morrow afternoon at the
home at O'Clock, and the little one laid in
the Colfax cemetery Rev. .Edgren of Bel.
grade conducted the services. This makes the
third child Mr.. and Mrs. Harlauder have
lost In the past four years.
kerkhoven Banner: Tosten Frovo1d of.
Sunburg, lost the ends OF two of the fingers
on his left hand Tuesday. He was tieing a
fractions horse when the animal drew back
and caught his hand between the loop Of the
| halter strap and the manger. He came in
here Tuesday evening and is being cared for
by DR., Dowswell......S. L. Mos, of Arctan.
der, and John Skaalrud, Of Norway Lake,
departed for Langenburg, Canada, Wednes-
day and will put in the summer on their
claims near that village.....Henning Ander-
son, OF Louriston, went to Willmar Tues
day, having secured position. in the brick
yard.
Atwater Press: p. o. Hall went to the
| cities last week to be treated for cancer
Sometime ago lump began to appear on
| his lip, and he consulted several physicians
| In regard to it, all of whom pronounced it
cancer, and told him it would have to be
operated on. He decided to consult Dr.
| Kingsley of Minneapolis who treats cancer
| with poultices rather than with the knife
and Mr.. Hall is now receiving the treatment
prescribed byi this last named DOCTOR He
arrived home on Monday but will continue
the treatment until he is cured Parties
were here from Winthrop last week to make
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They contracted to purchase the building
now owned and occupied by Leonard John
son and and will remodel it before moving
into it. It is said the capital stock of the
new bank will be SIS 900, the most ofwhich
will be owned by the parties from Winthrop
Among the organizers are E. w. Olson, cash
Ter of a bank at Winthrop, J. A. Johnson
another of the stockholders, and County
Attorney Quandt Of sibley county. They
will begin business in about sixty days.....
George and John Dobson departed last Tues
day evening for Canada, taking with them
their household goods and other personal
property. They both have homesteads
there and are about to occupy the same
Several other residents of Atwater will de-
part for Canada the first of next week go.
DIR. Archibald was the victim Of couple o.
surprises during the past week. On Satur
day evening a surprise was rendered him BY
| the Masons and their ladies at the Masonic
hall. At the close of the regular work thu
ladies appeared on the scene and the balance
| of the evening was spent with music, game.
| and social conversation. Refreshments were
also served. The doctor was presented will
a very fine watch fob, and also a Nicer
schaum pipe. On Wednesday evening tn,
Odd Fellows took their turn at the surpris,