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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21

#$ The wreaths Of smoke rising high into, the
clear blue skies, the pure white covering un-
der which Nature reposes, the sparkling ot
the ponds and 81 lakes where the graceful
skater g1ides and where groups Of children
are gathering roster checks and merrier
spirits from the heightened oxygen: Of the
atmosphere, tells us thatthe beautiful cus-
tom established ~ our New England fathers
is close at hand. Truly the right season was
chosen in which to remember the blessings
best own upon Us BY the great Architect of
the universe. ~ M y#S i.s s;E E 5 ~ ~
Let ta rel oices that. the past year Has
been SO prosperous, that: the great Ruler he's
guided US safely thru an other year. .thatsso
q any dangers have been over-ru1ed that we
might sc sheltered: From the battle and
storm we have been saved: from famine and
pestilences we have been spared Let us be
thankful for the period in which; we have
seen clearly. heard Quickly, and moved MIN:
bly, Let us not lose our interest. in 1ite,s
blessings because we have so long enjoyed
our share Of them, but let us silently stretch
out a helping hand and scatter sunshine
among the less Fortunate Year after year
has the great Father spared for us. the
charms Of Nature and brought 'us the music
of the living world, and the odor. ofthe rose,
and the thrill of the love kiss, and the pleas
ure drawn from the; essence of Earth's fruits.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
Election and installation. }.

Mount Nebo Chap apter, Royal Arch
Masons, elected the following officers
at their annual meeting held last Fri
day evening: ~ 80 Is IS +. 5.*z
II. ]. Ramsett, p. Fl r.; Iver AS
paas, King; George Irving, scribe;
Mp. Larson, treasurer; A Bake,
secretary; ReY:@H Gates, chaplain; j !.
e. Freese, G. of H,,;; Russell Spicer,
P. s.; g. ". .Odell, r. C:s; C:;S5Ack.
erman, Master 3rd 7 all Geo: ".
johnson, Master End Va all; 81. Clan
son, Master lsts Y all; Nv . F zGratz,
sentinel. s :. J. & j 4 / 4. >:: a. = g.. D. s.
The officers were installed the same
evening: BY p e. WI liams, Past High
Priest: A banquet followed, which
had been prepared by the members,
:andzwas particip ipated il: :by q large par,
of the memb s =j :.3 { 35:.. I. sZ.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
WARDS RESORT IS RAlDED
Pool Room In eiIger Block Is Object Of
Professional Visit of Sheriff and
Chief of Police.

: John Ward will have to appear in
municipal court next Monday to an
swer to the charge of maintaining a
gambling place. His rooms in the
Gilger Block were raided by the po-
lice and sheriff early Sunday morning
and some paraphernalia was confis-
Gated. A number of habitues of the
place were found there. The devices
found there consisted of poker table,
420 poker chips, one poker chip rack,
five decks of playing cards and one
crap board. The arrest was made by
Sheriff Lundquist on complaint
sworn out by Chief Boudette. Night
Patrolman Birketand assisted in the
raid.
Mr.. Ward was arraigned in NUM-
cipal court Monday morning. The
examin alton was set for next Monday
afternoon at three clock. Bail for
his appearance was fixed at 800 and
he was released upon his own recog-
nizance.
1t IS currently reported that the off,
GERS were confronted with the state
ment Of those present that the raid
had been expected. 1t remains to be
seen what success will attend the pros
ecution of this case. Ever since the
time that the courts returned wagon
load of poker table paraphernalia af-
ter a crowd had been caught in the act
of gambling with the money on the
table in Ben Waterman's resort seven
years ago The TRIBUNE has been
little skeptical about the possibility
OF convicting a man for running a
poker table in this town.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
Did Tremendous Business.

Last Friday and Saturday were the
two last days OF the great closing out
sale at the Page Department store,
During the 20 days sale the store did
a. tremendous business. The c.. Z.
Bouton Co. of Duluth, who have had
charge of the sale report that the re-
.ceipts amounted to&about $40, 600, an
average of 1000 per day. The store
is still open to patrons and an inven--
tory Of the remaining stock is being
taken this week, which will probably
he closed out in bulk We understand
thai there are several respective pur-
:chasers. ..:=.x s !, +: III { E
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4. Foot Bad X Crux had. 4


Thomas Mars !, engineer on one
of the day switch engines, had his foot
5badl y crushed while At workzlast Mon
day morning: HeS was oiling the an
.gine and while standing On the steam
chest his left foot Tipped and that
member rsWass caught between the steam
chest and crosshea SIS The fore part
TIE foo vas so badly crush that
the bones were FL lposed. AZ Was e.:
ken toS S ply sicianS and the foot was
dressed The toes | sun cred & the most
injury and II isz feared that the Sbi toe
will have stoI.lE5 amput ated The eAacci-
dent will Econfne arshall Is rs lis
home for some time
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
2! ~ 9 I :. :.E.Is sa37s ,sri Et
4 n larriad III finn eapoliS !.

Miss Florence ]. .IBe cattle, q graduate
Eof5 St Barn abas raining school for
nurses, and Joseph I. Bowen Of Will;
mar were married d Gethsemane
,churc :W ednesda Rev. Try ing P..
j ohnsonsread the service The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Mar
garet Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen
will make their nome in w illmar. -. -
Minneapolis y ourna al. ==
n The groom IS q. .bro other st Supt: L.
W.5B Bowen Of the Great. y orthernsrai1-
way, Of this city He SIS emplo ed as
conductor On one off the ffreig ght trains
on the east end off The: NJ Wiillmar di,yis--
sion: The brid a. pair: have gone q q
:coppleSof weeks we'd ding trip tosS Wis
sconsin and chic an points, ] after
which they will return stto make their
home here and will Z receive theShearty
congratnl ations off: friend 8.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
Bsrrg..H.ilIIdahi..s.

Last Saturd - evening, at the
2 Lutheran Synod parse occurred
the: marriage. 81 Miss Julia Berg of
this city to Mr. Kittils {. Hildahl, OF
Esteyan, Canad .. The ceremony was
performed at eight O'Clock, Rev.J. N.
Andersen officiating. The attend ants
were Miss Emma Hi1dahl and John
zHildahl, niece and: nephew of the
groom. The marriage was.*a quiet
affair and was followed by q recep-s
tion given in the apartments of the.
brideain the DIR. Johnson block, where
a few relatives and intimate: friends
participated in a wedding supper.
The rooms were prettily decorated
/ with cut flowers. .*.. :
Both the bride and groom are we'll.
known in Willmar and vicinity. Tho,
bride has for q number OF. years con-:
Quoted dressmaking establishment
in the city and the groom until about
five years ago was. a resident of this
county sHe:is now located on q farm
near Estevan, for which place the hap
pypair expectl to leave this evening to
make their: future home. Mr.. ,Hildahl
has real estate interests in$sC Canada
and makes Estevan his headquarters
part ofthe year: T II. <.}. .*=: - E. !. !.
The many friends of the bridal: pair
:in this. city will extend hearty con
gratul ations and wish them . long
and happy life ii their new relation
ship. n . .3j :S2 III , :z:s + I S5 # ).
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.fahlun Finds,

FAHLVN, Nov. 19.-W inter seems to be
here to stay. !,
e Richard Freedholm returned home from
Minneapolis last Wedn nesday, where he had
been visiting for some time. = ~''F
Don't fail to attend the auction sale at
Aug. swedborg's place next Monday.
The Fah1un- w White6eld threshing company
finished their seasons threshing last week
and pulled their machine under cover.
= Victor s. Knutson conduct evening
school during the rest Of the school term
We hope to see him successful. > -.
Mother Earth received robe Of white last
Thursday. We hope ii will disappear before
long. = ,.~s <4,. y,
There will be, a basket social and enter
tainment given in Dist. 6s next Wednesday
Nov. 2sr> We hope the ladies win bring a
large number of baskets. The gentlemen
will of course all want basket, and prices
will be soa3ng high. Be sure to bring lots
of cash, '..< = "a. 49,
/. Albin w alstrand returned home last week
from st. Paul, where he has been in quest OF
medical add: L.. -. -
:: Axel Norstrom transacted business at Big
Kandiyohi station last Friday = <'z* >54....-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
A FAT al ACCIDENT
Y.eGnG Son Of August Bromsn is Fatally
Crushed Under vlhssls ofa
S55 III *$75 81 Thrssher.

One sOf the dest accidents that has
t. nsplaceBin this vicinity in many q
month occurred last Saturday evening
! q the home Of Aug. jBroman,' intake
B zabeth, when Vernon Lester, the
] 10-year-old son 5of Mr.. and Mrs Bro
man, met his death by being run over
BY : threshing machine. The thresh-
Sers had just finished at G., E. John
sons and were moving over to Mr..
Broman s after dark 8! They had to
move across the field, and Mr., Bro
man, accompanied by the little boy
above named, took the. lantern and
ewent out to guide them across the field:
While crossing the field Vernon left
his father and vent back to the
/ machine. It is not knownSwhether or
/ not he climbed into the strawacart, but
Ibis supposed he was hanging on to,
it. When they reached the orchard
at the Broman residence Mr.. >Broman
heard some one cry out, and thinking
at once that some accident had oc-
Cured he hurried back to the machine
and arrived there just as the hind
wheel of the separator had passed
over his son. Just how the accident
happened is not known, but it is
thought that he was hanging onto the
straw cart, and that he fell Off. The
separator was following close behind,
and it is probable that the front wheel
passed over him also. He was taken
TO the house and the doctor sum-
moned as speedily as possible, but
nothing could be done to save his life.
One Of the thigh bones was broken,
Ma skull WAS injured, as was also his
back, and it is possible there were in
ternal injuries. The brave little suf-
ferer remained conscious for about
! two hours after the accident and was
able to answer questions: He finally
became unconscious and. soon passed
away, his death occurring about two
and a.half hours after the accident.
I r. he funeral was-held on Tuesday, !,
being cundnlctedd d by Rev. Lind dstrom 81
the Methodist church; Services were
Z held at the home beginning at 10
O'clock, and later at the church in
sAtwater. The floral tributes were
many and beautiful. The remains
were Inferred in the cemetery south of
the !: village: -Atwaterr Republican
Press. :>=
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Pay Roll Heavy

The. Great Northern railway en-:
ployees received their monthly pay
checks last Saturday, being the salary
for October. We und nderstand that this
was the largest pay roll for some.
time. the amount paid out here: being
II the neigh hborhoo d Of $50, ,0oo. /; The
past season has been a very busy one
in railway circles, and Octo is usu-
all Y one Of the ] best months for the
employees. 4 s. S. .z: 5.= 5.. s. 4 ~ 5 5s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21

sE,sF5 - y ttas
Samuel Chapin left last Saturday for Wist,
S. d, where he went to join the family=of e.
Ei.Leslie and assist in making improvements
OF, the claim which they are at.,present occu-
pying. Is : E.::s.f ..s IN
SMrs.J u. Lambrecht returned to- Minnea-
polls last Saturd ay, after a visit here with
ermother and = sister, Mrs: and Miss Gjerns.
~ r. Barton and ]. s. Danens made a bust
ness. trip toFWheaton On Monday. s9| Z=.5
Richard Haley, of Michig gan city, II: @D.,
stopped off here for a visit iith his w il1mar
relatives last sa turd day, ], on his az to- the
cities. 81 CO.,. ,s:s5s z==s*s.
:, ATTORNEY II. w: stanford was among the
Willmarites who witnessed the sMinnesota--
Carlislefoo OF bail game last; Saturday. gS..s
Y !, Hiss Mary Arneson, Of. Hut tchinson, who
had been guest at he !: = I: N Ba1dwi
home home on n ond }z s
| Mrs: owe and son y Will> Join NJ;
Howe. This week at Hibbing, M inn. vhere
the famil make their uturc home and
here i. IA NJ lowe IS eng akeds Il the paper
hang and painting business.
Mrs: Nels Guam of5 New Lond don .ya as The
guest sof Mrs. Chris tian ohnson and other
VIil11n IS friends last week
h tia Grace Hethering ton |enj Dyed .asasJs
last WeeKSfroms her mo 1 her. Of MnnteVideo.
s5S 5s BIZ genial Great Nort hsrn
agent,.sssw as among il1rna W ho
Witnessed Ss1the az inn esot &c arlisle football
game.
4 "a "a ison and d:dauRhters, fisset
Rose and sGeorgi visit tors in the citie.
Saturday and Sunday:
and 5sAd s.. 3 Patsy Blake 5of %Brecken
ridge; were here last brief visit
Nenbersslrs ssr spent the 6rst part q
Estthe.sWeek ins cities aWi elatiYe and
friends.
Ne. and .szA ON ass esth,
Icitiea 1aatsaturdayf fforH 4 sbrief visit
Al sRosevilleS q ade|onea az ri,
psriodiss last doada ay
hlrsParkeYcelebrats sds shisSeiR mn birth
/, 80 nsis Isl
,arke1 srid
ding himselff q cancer pus adsctIon 6!
means sof ttea ut
Il d
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
,New.Bus siness House,

4 CerVin Of Cokato has purch based
the scnd der stock Of groceries and ]
has re-opened the e ourth street gro
Gerry He will stock up with the best
5in his line and will aim to conduct .
6rst-cl ass grocery Mr.. Cervin: IS ..
man with q family and IS periencing==
some difficulty in finding q suitable.
place of abode Is the city. Desirable
residences are hard to find for rent IN
our growing city. .:.z=.=.=
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
IEEspA7 NoYEMBER u 1906
Bargains stII Continue TIE FAIR7 Al this we
y have taken advantage f9
7 Aged Suifo rers p 10 xes !, sAvtav,..

# Mrs. Christine N elson, wife OfSNels
Nelson Of town 81 Mamre, died at the
home of her. dang hter, Mrs. Aug.
schollin, ii this city, last Friday even
ing at $40 o'clock. She had been
suffering with rheum matism Tor about
twenty years, and had been confined.
to her bed most of that time. To-
wards the last dropsy also added: to
her 5suf fferings, and death. came as q
welcome: relief: >sz n. a= ~ y =. :. ~ :.
.i e funeral services we're held at the
Schollin residence on Monday fore
noon at l0:S0 q clock Rev. G.. Peter
son preached an impressive funeral
sermon and also read the services
usually given al the grave, aszhe had.
to go away for several days and could
not go to the burial place. The re-
mains were taken to M Mamre on Tues
day forenoon and buried in the Nam
refund cemetery, A. i. =. E.
Christine (Johnson) Nelson was born.
in Grufvan, Jerna. parish, Dalarne,
Sweden, Oct. s., 1922. and had thus.
reached the advanced age OF. II years,
one month and 10 days in 1858 she
was married to Nels Nelson, who sur
wives. here Mr.. Nelson came to this
country insthe seventies and settled on
afarm in section six, town of tMamre.
In 1880 the family followed him. Dur
ing her long illness Mrs. Nelson.
spent part of the time at her home:
and part with Mrs: Schollin. =. The
,lastfour weeks of her life we're: spent.
with the daughter mentioned. !: 4: &, w q. ]
Five children survive her, namely.
Mrs. Christine Johnson,, wife of >O.sP.:. !.
Johnson Of Stockholm, s, D; Mrs:
Anna Schollin, wife of Aug. Schollin.
of Willmar; Nels and: Andrew Nelson
of Minneapolis, and John Nelson OF
Aitkin, MINI. All but the last men.
toned were present. at the funeral
Johns absence was caused by the sad
fact that his eyesight, which has been
failing for some time,. has lately been
totally lost. z.s5.Is<Sl.s III Mt 4 I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
Personal Mention

St,E. = in - 49, - ti,S
!: Albert swenson is home from d months
stay in Minneapolis, where he had been un-
.dergoing medical Itreatment.5 afg.:75S 51&4ni.,
III II Miss Jessie Williams was the guest OF St.
p aul friends last week: .=%< s:,sx xs
& 5 Miss Anna 3. Askren, sister of Mrs.G. w.
King, of Priam, with : whom she had been
spending the summer, left here last Wednes-
day for S chicago ~. From there she goes to
her 1'. home ct Delevan, Ill, to spend the win
.:M s. Geo. Fl. Reyes, n ther 81 Mrs: W
DE La Hunt, who had been visiting here viii,
the famil left on Wednesday tor q visit at
Merrill ~ Wis, before returning to her home
at Blend da1e, n .l VI & # Il )#.
~ iss Ruth Spieer was; a visitorsinzt the cities
the past week being the guest of; her sister,
q q Re-. I:: al1aee at 81 Ss
2s:5 d. George ANS, of SPOT ane W ash,
has Etfl been spending the past ith az i'll.
mar rt n atiYes and he al,
so 81 the sMinnesota,c carlis1e football
game and IS enjoyed visit old school
matesof the sss.S 7. i
Russell Spice. IS ith rel atiye.
and friend IS past week
4 -
ates ret turned7 71aat week
from e seyer 6 aukee
ssMrs Sc ampb of spice, visited
With . lin last
.ttrip 10 the
cities last
| Mrs. ~ VVn. g Huffma So went to tie Cities or
$Frid several. visit
John y Downs owns Il. itchfe1d
last day On Ybusiness sconnect ted With stht
failure Litchaeld Fruit stoTe... pdr
d owls oneof to credit
Clara of gtaest
last
Nelson s. Jorgenson lp,,.,
among tss Whosa tended th,
Zth,
[toWnzof S 4
Adrsand ohn rs, a4nont
And 4
tths football ne satprds. s
q b 81, force.o
40 aeatie d,
fo
81
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
Carriers: s':Extension.

Some time, ago Postmaster Birch
asked to have the free city delivery ex-
tended, and about two weeks ago In
spector Drake of the post-ofice depart
ment, arrived, and recommended the
following addition which was ordered
by the department.: Dist. No. 2-Ex-
tend boundaries along Fifth. street,
both sides of street, from present linn
its, middle of block between Rice and
Grace avenues. south to city limits as
soon as suitable crossing is installed
over the ditch at Grace and Fifth
streets. Dist. No 3-Extend bound
aries from corner of Rice and First
street, south two blocks, along east
side of First street to Robbins avenue.
Extend from corner of Jefferson street
and Augusta avenue east, both sides
of Augusta avenue to Grant street.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
I Church Supp 4 Frid., \, ! q f EvenIn9 8 81; q.

s5s'T The aides Of the Swed dish 5Luthe
Bethel chtlurc viii serve supper 81 the
81 :ehurch 81 j basement evening":
beginning fat s: q ,'c1oclk i. The menu
incl lndess veal IS at MS, gravy, ;g
'lmlashled me potato oes, baked beams
pickles, fruit 5sal lad s anberry sauce
doughnuts cake and coffee. TheS sup
per S|bes q Hrepast that 81 ap,
Ipreci iate he charge Wil bez z25cents!
sAll are cord sll aiinivi iiil come
:hayf,za God CUP d and h,el tie
good dAcanses for which the lsddi arc
lab borinR
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
,. Prohibition Lectures,

William A: Rice, National Travel
ing Secretary, of. the Intercollegiate
Prohibition Association, will be in
Willmar this week. He will address
the students Of the Seminary Thurs
day evening. and give. a free public
address at the Bonde> Hall Friday:
evening" ALL are invited to eithersor
both meetings. They are held under
the auspices of the Prohibition Club
of Seminary students. ~, ~ B.. H.. 4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
Presbyterian Services.

:. Next Sunday morning at 1890 the
pastor will speak: on the subject:
THE Accomplishments Of the Bible in
the Realm Of Religion being the
fourth sermon OF the series on: Bible
Accomplishments. The: evening SER
mon subject at 1870. will be: How. to
Grow. The Sabbath school and
Christian Endeayor Societies j will
meet at the usual hours. The SYM
.thetic Bible Study Glass; Tuesdays at
1880, and Midweek service Wednes-
days at 1880. y >.:S: t.: ~ 49,:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
/. Z TIL! =! s.s: ].

acc omp anie 81 IGo..I G(soD.I
tor g Gayner, of Litshfsld i depart
i ed list saturda ons ,,1eek hunting
SStrip SIS 1the ortherrnu part off ssthe. state.
4, Ion III IS nluth md they
q Iee'l s.eeexpset asansE II Elnsthe
.boslti| |t|l q 81 fk6lat tint
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-21
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Rosella Lawler, New London
Gilbert Oppen,. Belgrade

3
22. Gilbert Oppen, Belgrade i
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"a: Lena Wa en-, Paynesville, Rt. g -
25. Lena Slattum, Norway Lake T.
26. MATTE Lien, Spicer 49, = I
(Alma SamuelsOn, Spicer ~. !
y. Hattie Johnson, Kandiyohi =
2s. Alma Nd. Swanson, Spicer.%:' =.
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80. Frank Webber. <Lintonville ~.
81 Horace: p. Reese, Belgrade" t.:sISsss.e t.:sSsse
92. Ellen Anderson, 5Atwatere< Z. 4ss5
33. $Alvina Barker, Kandiyohi :. p, 3zsE% !; q
35. Emma Johnson, Atwater, Rt.s3 3s45 @sf
SO. (olgaSWolberg,< Willmar, Rt: s ':$.52 @',. 4
Mrs. Ina Moscrip,, sWillmar ,.4
3s. A. Pearl M Maln,berg; Atwater1 '%1>@:&s @"4s: !.
~. Lena Sorenson; w Willmar, Rt. 2 o;:y.
A.: Hilda Norman, Kandiyoh J.
~. Jennie w hitcom, Atwateri - ::Ss$; &c;
-. Margaret G. Mccain, :Atwater RE. s
44.@ss Molly G. keenan,, Willmar Rt. s. -
40. Alpha jacobson, Pennock, Rt. T. s =
46. JC.iE. Nelson, Kandiyohi 9sj
~ Cora Peterson, Kandiyoh
4s. 4s BEds Sc 6; somerxille, Willniar. box ess
OIL. Francis E. Lowell, Spicer. .
52. Josie Sanborn, Paynesville
81 e.. !Fhors dda 3, Schwartz, 5awiek, Rt:
SO. David Holmberg, Svea
Sc: NJ Matilda Ramstad, Pennock, Rt. 2 ~.
57: Ella Boyd, Willmar '.~
es: Christine Erickson: Atwater Rt. 3
90: Sadie Horne, Kerkhoven, Rt.
80: Constance Larson, Willmar, Rt.
81 Amy Redy, Kandiyohi
62: Christine Elgeross, Willmar, Rt. !.
o. lN Hilda Ledell, Willmar, Rt. 4 !
s... 49,: "a (S)4 Mary Olson, Wil1mar. Rt. 4 =,
3D. ON: Brekken, Olivia, Rt. ~
65. Ida Lorentzen, Raymond -
66-::Agnes Kulaet; Hawick, Rt. ~ 49, :
67 Annie Andrews, New. Lond on. :. ..*:x%, 81,
Victor Knntson, svea, ~ ~
69: Eta Davenport; Norway Lake --fa
10. Dena Larson, Spicer, Rt.St =. :
II Katie M.:Kelly, Paynesvil1e !" j.
73: Clara Anderson, Brooten, Rt.#3 "
r.. Ed ]. Ericsson, Raymond +.
70. Gunhild Peterson, tAtwater, Rt. L.
76. Jonette Thorpe, Willmar, Rt. 1.
z. Catherine |. eastman, Raymond, Rt. s
%. Emma v. Nelson, K andiyohi
20. Lucy A.. eastman, Atwater, Rt. 6
3d., Amy Anderson, Wi1lmar, care*o G. Pc
81. ((N)A Agnes Erickson, Atwater, Rt:
l>(S) Mrs. G. Rosen meier, Olivia, Rt. 6
3D. Daisy Mitchell, Svea = -
S3. Anna SchO1lin, Svea T.. r..
90. Hilda Rasm nsson, Raymond, RI ~
Sc. Angelica DeFoe, Kandiyohi
81: Ellen Skutle, Svea, Rt.%2 ~ >'e~
SO. Amanda Wick, Raymond ~
SO a9. 6nr Ina 2ns1io, s1lo,. Atwater, Rt' =
81. Mrs. e. J. Ericsson. Raymond ;
90. May Morgan, Hawick II :: 4 s>>H.
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81. u Eleanor Odel1, Pennock, s5.:T. TX: =.
81. Edith A. Lorenz, Pennock 49, r.
90. Elmer Hauge, New London, Rt. 1
&C. Alice alter, water, Rt. Z
81. '.1aura%Peterson, PaynesYil1e, Rt.
SO. Eta Enke, Spicer *Ts Il
~. Bessie Scrlbner, Raymond )
LOO. Frances Lawler. Raymond, 1t.
l01. Emma Johnson, Raymond, Rt.e3>> .,:S
lO2. Inga S.Fergestad, Raymond, Rt::4 =
LOB. M ary s.. Mi1leren, Raymond, Rt. 4 i -
lO5.; bern1cez Hodgdon, Olivia SRt. o. II + e E. =
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James Hart, the jovia1 old Green Lake
settler, was in the city this week He: went
to st.@Cloud yesterday to spend few days
with old acqu aintances. He may conclude
to winter at Willmar =" .-a: ! 4
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License to We'd. :

Nov. 15-Kittil o. Hildahl and Julia Berg.
Nov. 16-Peter Olson and Alma Bjork
Nov. 17-David E. Hier, and Rdith Rotzien.
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TEACHERS Of COUNT II.
List tSSof Teachers |of the Rural and ,,l
]. y semi-e aded schools of tho I: .s::s s
= 4. .' County :S*sss- 5. T INC TIC

" Supt. W. D. Frederick has made
public the following list Of the teach
ers ID the schools under his. =jurisdic-
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Mr.: and Mrs. Ed. Railson and children are
down from North Dakota for visit with
relatives. -