Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-08-22
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p Martin Anderson has sold "a number of
small sized threshing machines this summer,
some of which are run with gasoline engines.
He sold one of the latter to G.. P. Christen-
son of Acton and the latter has already
given 1t a trial. The machine will thresh
from 500 to 600 bushels of wheat in day.
Mr.. Christensen tried the machine with rye,
and it is surprising how we'll the grain is
cleaned. The sample now on exhibition at
Mr.. Anderson's store looks as 1t it had been
run through tanning mill, it being 50 we'll
cleaned.
Peter Boyle arrived home from Scotland
the latter part of last week. Heleft Atwater
on the 2sth of May, and on his return
arrived at Granite Falls on Wednesday Of
last week. He reports that he had a delight
full trip, but that>this country suits him
better.
Claud Derar arrived here from Jasper, Mo-,
this week, and will remain a couple of weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. Carpenter, who now resides in
Nebraska, is here for a visit at the home of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Axel Frelander
Just as we go to press we learn of the
death of Mrs. Nj argaretha Damerow, widow
of the late VIM. Damerow, which occurred at
her home in Harrison yesterday afternoon as
result of an attack of pneumonia.
G. w. Dobson from Litchfeld, Mich,
arrived here this week and will make an
extended visit with his brother, r. A. Dob
son. and his sister, Mrs. J. G. Lester. R. A..
Dobson, is expected home from Canada in a
few days. y
Geo. Estrem departed Tuesday evening for
Regina, Canada. He will stay over the
harvest season in the interest Of the Internal
tioal Harvester Co:
The gang of Italian laborers who arrived
here about ten days ago were transferred to
North Dakota the first Of the week, and a
more intelligent gang will succeed them here
to do the surface work.
Nearly all the old soldiers residing in this
| vicinity have been at Minneapolis this week
attending the national G. A. r. encampment.
| Among them are P. 0. Hall, G. A, and Carl
Glader, August Davidson. John Defoe, James
| Wilson, ]. G. Porter, H. Nicholson and Val.
entine Herr.
Mrs. c. L. Brown and daughter of Mime.
apo1is guests of DR., and Mrs. Branton.
Green Lake Breeze:
A. Hultberg received new machine last
| week for the making of cement blocks to be
used in the construction of the new Swedish
Lutheran church.
Attorney General Young and family have
closed their summer home at Crescent Beach
| and left Tuesday in their automobile for the
cities. .
| Geo. Holt returned Monday evening from
two months trip to North Dakota. Mr.
Holt has spent most of the time near Paear-
mo, town on the Great Northern. He has
driven over considerable country in the vicin
! ity and located claim about eight miles
| from Palermo.
Ben Hendrickson came over from Clara
City and spent Sunday with his home folks
Thos. Smith Of Nashville, Tenn. is visiting
the family Of his uncle, Jacob jacobson, and
| other relatives in this vicinity.
James McM anus left Tuesday for Duluth
| where he will spend few days looking after
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hagenstine plan on TAX
ing a trip to the Pacific coast in the near
future.
Granville Abbot went to Minneapolis NJ on
day to be in attendance at the G. A. r
encampment.
M. w. Spicer says he has an excellent crop
Of grain on his MEDIATE farm this season.
Mrs P. E. Nelson Of Kerkhoven was the
NJ onday evening.