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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-05
Pennock PencilinTs.

PENNOCK. Dec. An onday was a busy
day in Pennock.
A. o. Floren and A: NJ. Lindgren spent
Sunday in NJ amre.
D. ]. Ostlund, the Norway Lake butter
m aker, has taken vacation for the winter.
Ida Lundin came back Monday from Will
m ar, where she had spent a week with her
brother, VIM. Lundin.
Floren & Lindgren have a nice line of
Christmas goods on hand. Call and see it.
David Hag1nan is working in Buttervil1e
now. We wish you success, Dave. .-s
Ed Elkjer is working for John Hagman.
The trappers are busy catching minks now
adays.
Miss M ae Jardine returned Monday from
her Thanksgiving vacation at Sank Center
Albert Lindgren, the kerkhoven rural mail
carrier, is enjoying IS days vacation.
Flora and Holger Elkjer visited at the
home of their parents last Sunday.
Aug. M agnuson came back last week from
North Dakota, where he has been threshing.
F. w .~Lindman made business trip to
Wi1lmar Friday. MAGYE.
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/ Death I Visits n : vorud { n omo. i

s. E KANDIYOHI.De Dec. - AZ the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. "a. o.. Narverud. oc-
Cured the death Of their oungest
son, Ingynr, last: Sunday: afternoon
at four o'clock. He had not been, in
the best of health for the last two
years. A year ago he underwent an
operation tor appendicitis. But he
did not regain his health, tho: every
thing was done as far as medical sci
ence could go, but the disease could
not be stopped. - - -:
Deceased was born in the village Of
Atwater the 28th Of April, 1890, and
was thus at, the time of his death Is
years, months and4 days old he
leaves td mourn his early death be-
sides his parents, three sisters and
two brothers. = II "
The.funeral takes place next Thurs
day afterno onsat half past twelve at
the residence. The family have the
sympathy: OF their many friends in
their sad bereavement: - y" ,- -.'
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REPORTS ARE GLOWING
Shareholders of the Copper Creek
Mining Company Hear Of the
Seasons Work.

Capitalists and stockholders of the
Copper Creek Mining company of
Arizona, representing more than one
third of the total stock issued, met
Tuesday evening at the office of Judge
Best in the New York Life building.
The president and general manager of
the company, +. J Sibley, reported
the progress of development work at
the mine for the last six months,
which was highly satisfactory to the
stockholders.
The installation of the large new
engine, ordered five months ago, with
air compressor for the pumps and air
drills, has been completed and is now
in operation at shaft No. !, which had
been sunk to the 200-fOot level. This
shaft will now be sunk to the 1000
foot level as fast as possible and ore
mined at each lO0-fOOt level. The ore
taken out at the first level and shipped
to the smelter gave values of $50 a
ton.
Shaft No. 2, at the depth of sixty
feet, shows a solid vein of high grade
ore across the bottom of the shaft.
Tunnel No. l is now driven about
400 feet and is in tirst-class shape for
handling the ore which will be reached
about 300 feet further, at a depth of
$50 feet below the surface. A large
body of rich ore will be encountered
at that point, as the vein on the sur
face is ten feet wide, from which
samples of ore at a depth Of 100 feet
showed values of more than $3.50 a
ton.
tonserv alive mining engineers who
have examined the Copper Creek. pro-
perty. pronounce it the equal of the
famous United Verde, Copper Queen
Or Calumet and Arizona mines. which
are paying their stockholders divi-
dends of SO, 100000 annually.
The company has built during the
summer it's own telephone line, thirty
miles in length, with steel poles, con-
Meeting with the entire telephone sys-
tenn of Arizona. The company has
also constructed additional buildings
and expended considerable money in
improving the wagon road thru the
mountains so that the, cost of the
| transportation has been materially
reduced.
The Minneapolis investors secured
their stock mostly through Edwin
Clark of this city, who has visited the
| mine several times. Minneapolis
Journal, Nov 20.
MIR. Sibley came up from Minnea-
polls Saturday evening and spent
Sunday visiting with stockholders in
this city. Several out-of-town stock
holders also called on him here.
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laurant the Magician.

Laurant, the magician and illusion
list, and company, presenting a SUI
peru entertainment Of original mysti-
cal creations, will be at the opera
house here next Saturday evening.
This magnificent attraction is one of
the finest of it's kind ever offered the
American public. 1t carries over a
ton of baggage, consisting of all
special scenery, gorgeous magician's
and hangings, magnificent costumes,
and beautiful electrical effects, with
which the stage is transformed into a
perfect magician's palace. In the
program is introduced the great illu-
Sion entitled, "The Witch of the
Flame" conceded to be the greatest
novelty of it's kind ever presented
upon any stage.
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Colfax Collection.

COLFAX, Nov. 26.-Harry Larson.
buttermaker at the Scandal cremery has re-
signed his position and will leave us otter
the last of this month. Harry has been an
excellent buttermaker, and we should have
liked to see him remain. Carl Gulsvik of
Big Grove will take his place at the cream
cry.
Tom Tomson is working for L. o. Mikkel-
son, building an addition to his house.
Anna Olson came home last Sunday from
Ringville, where she has been visiting with
the Sonstegaards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Syverson, old residents
of this town, left for the state Of Oregon a
while ago.
Bernhard Thompson, H. E. Reese, Harry
Larson and Henry and Claus Larson took
in the shadow social at the schoolhouse in
Dist: ~ last Friday evening.
Sam and Adolph Hystad of Kenmare N
D., are visiting at present with their father,
Andrew o. Hystad.
Louise Nord1ie is at present staying at the
home of SiYert son in Burbank.
Miss Tomine Mas is staying in Brooten
at present.
Andrew Erickson of Belgrade was around
buying cattle and hogs recently.
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Prinsburr Wedding,

PRINSBURG, Dec. 3.-The marriage OF
Miss Hattie Bosch and Mr.. Rinner Bruins oc-
CURED last Wednesday at the BRIDES home.
The knot " as tied by the pastor of the Lu-
theran church at raymond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruins will make their home on what is
known as the Gerret Noteboom farm. We
extend our best wishes for a happy Journey
along life's rugged road.
miss Mary Milener spent Thanksgiving
day in, Cottonwood. T. >i
Esther Reed and Ethel Knott came home
to eat turkey.
Mrs. Knott has Il returned from Hector
where she had been to get acquainted with
a very new granddaughter, the first to be-
stow that title on her..
The basket social was quite a success
The Prinsburg literary society will have
it's first meeting of the season on Friday
evening of this week. -
Miss Lizzie Huisinga is visiting with her
cousin Miss Eckinsa Of Hector, MINI.
Miss Agnes Fosm ark spent her Thanks.
giving vacation at her home in F ergus Falls.
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. Club 20 o h1o0fS.

. The. House keepers Club: held Its
regular meeting sin Odd Eel lows hall
Saturday Dec: 1st: pleasing pro-
gram was rendered: The fol owing:
officers were elected for the year 1901 !:
Mrs. Ella 81. Mantor, presid dent; Mrs
T. NJ. Downs, vice presi dent; Mrs:
Geo E.4 Thomas, secretary : szts q. E=@:
r Mesd amess p. M. J.: Stanford, T.. 20.
Thorpe and Vim. Summerville received
honorable menti on for attend ance dur
ing the past year. 1t was, resolved
that. q penny coll ection be taken up at
each meeting for the purpose of7send-.
ing. flowers to the sick mem ers. \: /:
There being: no further, business the
members adjourned and were served
with refresh ments by Mesdames Ella
M antor, r !. Z. Smith, J.P. Madison,
j. Ritchie and ] II. : Barrett. 4
The committee app inted to serve at
the January meeting are Mesdames S..
e, Stansberry, al. Palm, IT. Car
ruthers, H. S. Peterson and r. A..
Butler: -: -. SECRETARY.
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Presbyterian Services.

At 1890 next Sunday morning the
pastor will speak on: "a Message of
encouragement to the Christian Work
err, I Cor. 1858. Rev. A. Fl. Tebbets,
Asst. Supt. of the Children's Home
Society of Minnesota, will be present
to speak briefly OF the work of that
organization. Sunday school at II.
intermediate C. E. at $3.50 and hris-
tian Endeavor meeting at $50. Topic:
lessons of the Seven Words from
the Cross;' leader, Redge Sharpe. At
the evening service at 1870, the pastor
will speak on the subject: ''If Christ
saved others, why could He not save
HIMSELF" Mark 1881.
A Neighborhood Bible Reading
Circle will be held this week, Thurs
day evening, at s O'Clock, at the home
of j. H. Martin, 402 10th St. All
members of the congregation living in
the west part of the city are cordially
Invited to attend.
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Wedding in Rjnryille.

R1NGv1LLE, Dec. ,a.-The marriage of
Peter Jacobson and Mary johnson was
quietly solemnized last Wednesday after
noon atthe home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl An
derson, Rev. Tolo officiating Only a few
Intimate friends and relatives witnessed the
ceremony. The attendants were Dena Ped
erson and Ceyar Myre. Both the groom and
bride are we'll known in this vicinity, and
their many friends will join in wishing them
a happy union.
Ella Johnson and Laura Shipstead of New
London High school spent Thanksgiving at
home.
Martin Shipstead went to New London
last Saturday, where he will attend school,
John Halvorson, who has been engaged as
clerk in the Monson Bros hardware store
at New London for the last couple of years,
came home Saturday evening to spend a few
days at his old home before leaving for Da-
kota. He made trip to Glenwood Sunday
night. returning Tuesday.
Nj artin Torgerson returned home from Da-
kota last Wednesday.
A party was given at Hans Ha1vorson's
last Sunday. Everybody present enjoyed a
very sociable afternoon.
Mandy Sonstegaard visited with friends in
New London a few days last week.
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Monday Afternoon Club.

The Monday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. Gates on December 3 and
on being called to order, the members
present responded to roll call with
current events.
Chapters XI and XII-of the History
we're recited, and chapters XIII and
XIV given as the adv ance lesson.
After placing the books in circula-
ton, two books were sold-"Mr.
Scraggs," and Lady Betty Across
the Water.'
Mrs. Tyler then gave review of
The Tragedy of the Rejected Immi-
grant" by Broughton Brandenburg.
The next meeting will be on Dec. II
at Mrs. Handy's.
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Wiil3Ieave Wjiimar.

DR.. L. s.. Keyes, osteopathic ply
stefan, willsleave Willmar and become
resident Of Minneapolisthefi first, of the
year, where he will be associated with
other physicians in the practice Of his
profession, Arrangements will prob
ably be made for a successor to take
charge OF the Willmar Office, DIR.
Reyes left. last evening On astrip to
Winnipeg and other points; and Twill
be absent about two weeks, after which
he will return to make final arrange
ments regarding his :Willmar= bust
ness. The doctor has made many
friends in the: city, who. greatly regret
his removal from Willmar.
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s@Real Estate Transfers:

,-*.T ''~~' W
TOWN OF EAST LAKE LlLL1AN:.>
Nov. 3O-Frank H. Juergens5to Juergens
Jewelry Co, 81 of neM, nwX of.neA, 1ot1 :,
sec.2, 157. ~ a., $1.*< - =
Dec. 1-Lizzie Riedell to w. H Scott, neK
Sec 35, 16o*a; $4,000. =
: TOWN OF ST. JOHNS !
Nov 27-Agnes P.Banks to Martha Peter:
son, nwA- or nwA. sec. "a, 40 a., $1,000 !.
TOWN OF HARRISON. 4
Noy. .26-James sanderson to Mathew
Gustavus Kirby, lot of1ots r. & S, sec. 10,
TOWN OF ARCrANDER.
= Nov. 3O-Fre!erick J. Gordh amer, Alfred &
Oscar Gordhamer, uud. IL part of w. 80 a.,
of lot and of lot and Of VIE Of nwA, sec.
rs, ST..
y TOWN OF BURBANK.
Dec. &c. H. March to John P. Iverslie,
nwA of swA of seA, sec. IS, 10 a., 5000.
VILLAGE OF NEW LONDON.
Nov. 26-George e. Negaard to Erick Paul
son, s. rs it. of lot S, bl. 8, $2O5O.
Nov. 3O-Selmer Walby to Sven H. alby
lots 2. 3 & 4, bl. 10, Larson, Adams 8.
Sperrvs add, $780,
Nov. 3O.-Char1es E. krause to I. O. Ring
ness, lot ~, bl. 9. Larson, Adams g. Sperrys
add, $75.
VILLAGE OF SF'ICER
Nov. 27-F. H. Wolf to A. G. M ardin, lots
8, 10. II & H. bl, FL, 81.
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Business Locals and Wants.

FOUND-A small sum of money.
Call at this Office. 422
Dr.. C. E Gerretson, dentist Office
in New Ruble block, Willmar. OFF
J. T. Otos has for sale a good bug
gy, cutter and harness at bargains 3f
FOR RENT-Several good farms,
by Crawford & Leslie. 24tf
DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT
in the Johnson block. Inquire Of
DR.. Johnson. 41f
FOR RENT-One furnished room
on East Litchfeld avenue. Inquire of
Erick Ohsberg. 26f. y
WANTED--A competent girl for
general housework.
39f MRS. L. w. BOWEN, 402 9th St.
Chase sells the ''Out of the Way
drying rack. Try one. You will find
nothing more convenient in your
household. 4l2
The Metropolitan barber shop, Bank
of W.illmar building, B. T. Otos, pro-
prietor, is the shop to get a shave,
hair cut or bath. 22f
FOR SALE-Five room house with
two lots and barn in Barnstad's addi-
ton to Willmar, at very. reasonable
terms. O1"r0 TvETEN. 42f
| FOR SALE Fine residence prop
erty-high and dry--very reasonable
terms. J. Fl, STYLES.
34f l72 Iitchtield Ave. F..
FOR sALE-An eight months
scholarship in the METROPOLITAN Bust
ness college of Minneapolis, at re-
duced prices. Inquire at this Office.
4l2p
We are now prepared to handle
poultry and eggs and will buy large
or small lots, paying the highest cash
market price on day of delivery.
33f JOHN B. AGEN
LOST-A ]ady's gold watch last
Thursday morning either on G.. N.
train or on the way from depot to resi-
dence Of 2. j. Berg Finder please
leave with +. j. Berg aud receive re-
ward. 4o2D
WANTED-Car carpenters, repair
ers, rip track and truck men, black
smiths, and Car men in general New
shop, no trouble, good wages. Apply
by letter, or call at the Crawford
Locomotive & Car Works, Streator,
LII. Start oper ations- Dec. 3, '06.
; WANTED-Local representative in
Willmar to look after, renewals and
increase subscription list, for promi-
nent monthly magazine with large,
T. high-class circul alton, on salary
and commission basis, with "a cqntinu-
ing interest from year to year in the
business created. Experience desir-
!: able, but not essential Good oppor-
tunity for the right pers' n. Address
Publisher, box So, Station O, New
York.
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Licenses to We'd,

Nov. 2S-Erastus N. Gould and Nellie B.
Hull.
Nov. 28-William Kragenbring and Sarah
RingstrOm.
Nov. 2s-Wiliam F. Wink1e1mann of Nc
Lean county, N. D., and Lydia Norman.
Nov 3O-Taeke Kramer and Sadie Meyer
A full and complete line of school
books and supplies at Carlson Bros
& FrOst's. 28tf
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' Chicken Pie Supper.

The Ladies Guild of ST., Luke's
church will give a chicken pie supper
on Friday evening, Dec. II, in the
Guild bail: There will also be sale
of fancy articles, suitable for Christ
mas. gifts the same evening Supper
will be served at $50 and thruout the
evening for Is cents. Children over
six years .of age will pay the same
price forssupper as adults. - 80.
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TOlCE DEALERS.
Season Of 1906 'o7.

Permits for the cutting and putting
up Of ice for the season of l906-'07
can now be obtained.< -,
All ice dealers haying. more than
one ice house will designate, them by
numbers, as No. J., No. and No. 3,
and state what kind. OF ice will. be put
in each house. :"
Three kinds Of permits are issued:
1st-Ice from either: Eagle or Green
Lake, 2nd-!ce Tor cooling purposes;
3rd-W ash ice. :~:,s
s. JoHNzM:% FsAINs,v
4l2 Health Officer.
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Bids Wanted For BuiIding ! city.
z &C 4 u =

s Sealed bids will be: received BY the city
Plans and specified ions for said building
and Equipments are now on Ale. atS TIL. city
clerk 8 off
Bids viii received up to s Is clock 3 N /,
December. "a COG, and must be marked
"Bidsfor Lookup. 81 sa 1t
$:. All bids must Be accompanie by ascert tilted
treasurer f@W Him ar &, a. as RI arantee that
will bid if accepted; deposit to-
bereturned to all bic ders W hose bids are &c.
jected. NJ III
Es Send bids 8H :E Gund erson. .city. clerk,
film ar, Mfnnesot a. The iRnt 81 Ereaerved
or Il bid.
Dated fllfnar,s NJ Inn. :, 0(3
sHsGUND1AD61ei ty Ckrk,.5s
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kandiyohi Cuttings.

KANDIYOHI, Dec. John Defoe left last
Wednesday for Waverly, where he will spend
q fe W days visiting with relatives.
Miss Edith TAFT, who is attending the
Normal at St Cloud spent Thanksgiving at
her home.
Mrs. John Lenander and Mrs. Charley
Low of Minneapolis are visiting at the home
of their father, B. Bengtson.
Miss Tina Lee arrived home from Coopers-
town, N. D., last Saturday. She will re-
main at home for some time.
John Anders on was in Willmar on Satu,-
daY. MIKE
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Lutheran Free Church.

Midweek services Thursday evening
at 1870
Bethania Young Peoples society
meets Friday evening at o'clock.
No morning service next Sunday
as the pastor will preach at St. John S
church near Pennoc<, but Sunday
school and bible class at p. NJ. and
evening services at 1870.
The ladies society will meet Wednes-
day, Dec. II, and Mrs. E. Holt and
Mrs. /. Bassebo will serve refresh
ments. You are cordially invited.
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Swedish NJ. e. Church.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Swedish M. E. church will hold an
auction sale of goods donated for that
purpose, at the church on Wednesday
evening, Dec. II, beginning at 1880
o'clock. Coffee and cake will be
served. Everybody is cordially invit
ed.
Rev. M. Book will preach in the
church tomorrow Thursday evening,
at 7:30 O'Clock.
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WilImar Library Notes.

A fur neck piece was left in the library last
spring. 1t was advertised at that time but
never claimed. 1t is still at the library and
can be had if identified.
NEW SWEDISH BOOKS.
Fran Norrskenets Land. NJ athlda Roos
Bidder Vermlands Folklif......J. c. Holster
Vilsna Faglar.. HalstrOm
Sverige Amerika F. Peterson
Larobok Faderneslandets Historia..........
..........................C. T. Odhner
Republican och dess Institutioner. ..............
.......":....:........C. r. PETERSON
Prarieblomman kalender. ............A. SchOn
Ynglineen, A. lanes
kring Ju1granen. A. Vollmar
jaime Akermans Tador........C. A. Spurgeon
jaime Akermans F0relasningar.. ...............
..N opuIStO1l
Presthuset Indien ...................A. Vollm ar
Hemmet. Fredrika Bremen
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Freight Rates to Wilimar.

In publishing the freight reductions
made by the Great Northern on the
four principal classes of merchandise,
in less than car lots, between the twin
cities and Willmar, the TRIBUNE made
slight error last week. The figures
in the comparative table, showing the
old rates and the new, were those for
Litchtield instead of W illmar. The
rates to Willmar would naturally be
little higher, on account OF the
greater distance. They are as fol-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-05

II you have room in-your house that
you cannot readily heat with your coal
stove, get Standard Oil Heater. No
smoke, nor smell, and it will not cost
you more than ono cent an hour to
keep it burning. Price; IS. For safe
by r. E. Nelson. 4Of
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Baker, of Sank
Rapids, Henry Stene and family and Mrs.
Ann Lester of Atw alter, were guests over
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. E. Johnson.
Prof. o. K. On1lie, ofthe Glenwood schools,
spent his Thanksgiving vacation with Will
mar relatives.
M artin Olson and daughter Ruth came up
from Atwate last Friday for brief visit
Mrs. Ole Herbrandson and son Oscar, Of
Brooten, spent Thanksgiving here with her
son-in-law and daughter Co. Supt and Mrs.
Frederickson.
Ludwig Glarum left for Saltwater last Sat-
urday to visit with the family of his sister,
Mrs. A. c. Johnson.
Miss Nellie Danens visited at Hancock last
week with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs S. O. Tjosvo1d and MIR. and
Mrs. K. Q: Fjelstad, OF Granite Falls, arrived
here last Thursday for visit with relatives
and friends.
Oscar Brandt went to NJ urdock last Satur-
day on business trip
Mr. and Mrs. r. a. Johnson were down
from Glenwood to spend Thanksgiving with
MIR. Johnsons parents, Mr.. and RS. P. L..
Johnson.
Miss Agnes Nordin was home from Mime
apolis over Thanksgiving.
Comein and see my bargain counter
Full of ladies' winter shoes and slip
perS. j. Fl. JACOBSON,
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The four classes above cited include
nearly all descriptions of merchandise
freight handled by dealers.
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Basket Social.

There will be a basket social given
in the. schoolhouse in Dist No. 80,
town of st: Johns, on Saturday even
ing, Dec. 8. Eyerybody is cordially
invited. and>Sthe. ladies' are requested
to bring baskets. Coffee will be
served free. : - ID.
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Abstracts of Title to Kandiyohi
county. lands and city property
promptly furnished by J: T~Otos, the
bonded abstracttr: ST
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No smoke; no odor; no kindling!
If you use the Stand ard oil stove for
sale by F. F.. Nelson. = ~ :, 4Of