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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24
"A Pioneer Passes AWAY.

John Fl. Taatjes, Sr., an old and
respected citizen of Holland township,
passed quietly away at the farm home
of bis son, John H. Taatjes. Jr., re-:
siding about four miles south of town,
last Monday, morning about seven
O'Clock. j, He had been enjoying .un.
usually good health until about a
week prior to his death when he was
taken with severe attack of bronchi-
tis and fon account of his advanced
age and feeble condition the attack
was too great. for him to bear and he
succumbed to the icy clutches of
death grim reaper. =
Deceased was born in Germany, on
Dec. End, 1878, and at the time of his
death had attained the ripe old age of
81 years, 10 months and 13 days. He
came to this country in lS49 and land
ed in~Newc Orleans where he worked at
the. cabinet maker trade for several
years. He next moved; to. Illinois in
which state he remained until sixteen
years ago, when he came to this
county and settled on the farm in
Holland: township where he breaThed
his last. He leaves to mourn his sud
den demise an aged wife and four.
Chi sc ldrenswho are assfoll lows u ohm .H,
and Herman 2. Taatjes,; Of Holland
township, IN rs: Nettie. Berg, 1ofPeoriia,
u ana Mrs: e. :s21 Bush, Ct Lone {, Tree
The funeral was: held from the
Bunde church il the town 5of Rheider-t
land ON W ednesda;y :afterno on, Rey.5
Veenker,5 of Clara City, officiating,
and interment was made in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church. The sym
pathy Of the entire community is ex-
tended to the bereaved relatives in
their loss of devoted husband and
loving father.-Raymond News.
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Circulars Relating to tuberculosis

Circulars Relating to tuberculosis.
The following circulars issued by
the State Board of Health relating to
tuberculosis .lconsumption) can be
obtained free, by applying to the
Health Officer: = -. sss.
,, l. To Physicians. =
2. To the Patient. - -: - :~
g., The care OF the Sick Room of
the Tuberculous. = .s..
= 4. To the General Public. ...,
:: 5. To, Those Interested in Schools.
: g. Distinction. = !:
All cases of tuberculosis and
typhoid fever are to be reported in the
future, and the necessary blanks for
making such reports will be furnished
on: appli lication. JNo. NJ. RAINS, = i:
lp !:>*il III; ~: Health Officer. -
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The Bank or Z 5. Child Z, i I /.

s==== he Bankers Child will be- the
'attra ion at the opera house tom6r-
row Thursd day) evening The. Muske--:
gon, N ich.,l Times Of Sep. 3 has the.
foil owing to say reg ding the. COM
=pany which presents this. =!. s*.
Be The Banker s Child co pl aged here.
last evening; toma atinee and night, to,
e full house The Little Perry Sisters.
are. Very clever ia heir parts as Stella
and i7W arren, the: banker children I
Little Flosy Perry held the 4 aud ience
In m tears, inning oVer5 5her=c convict
father, who had zstol len her awaY from from
home hilea the next moment, Little
Pauline Perry had d55sst them bubb bbling
with langhter. yer interesting.
play with e beautiful set Oyff scenery:
Clever people and sprettil ystaged .5%
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An NTEL Ll!EcTyAL I! G. !. !. TREAT
ThisHIs ] the Opinion Of All Who Have
E Heard e i the Lectures BY Of. John g.
~ 7, Il sB. Koehne This Week. Ez -

4 II: The ! =Koehne lectures which. began at
the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing have been swellattended and every
body who has; had the pleasure of
hearing DR.: :7Koehne is s*sloud ! IN
praises yof the masterly addresses
given: : This intellectual. treat closes
tomorrow evening g and all who have
not heard the noted lecturer should
not fail to be present both this even
ing and on the CLOSING night; '',
: Last evening, in spite of the unfa-
Vorable weather., there was a good
turnout, which shows the deep inter-
est that is being taken in this splendid
series of lectures. Tonight the topic
will be: ''The Reforpation," and to-
morrow night "l'Agnosticism'@a re-
ply to the affirmations Of modern
doubt-will be. given. The lectures
begin at eight O. clock !
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/ Married Il oi;n .; day:

The marriage Of " liam Gr Grandjean
to Miss Gertrude Stoppe, one of=the
popular and estimable young ladies
of Granite Falls, occurred On Monday
at 80 o, clock q. ID. s. : The ceremony
took place at the home Of the bride s
aunt, Mrs. Griebler, III Granite Falls.
Rev. Todd s=offici iating, and was wit
messed BY only aa few relatives and
intimate friends. The bridal pair left
the same day on wedding trip to the
cities s.s5s5 iii u s:s5 S s: S.
They will make their home. either az
llmar.o 6ux the groom
is now emplOye as ondIct I tDrssO
thew q lllmar 4 I Sioux Fails railway.
Willmar frien Dis extend scongratula
tiOns,* ,*z=,G i :s s. = Ss5sSz,a :sx
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answered "a Deaths sum II non 81, s.. ), - !.


Mrs. Inga Maria Hok onSdied at
the home :of her son, Frank ss:Hokan-;
son, in townso Fab lun, i last Monday
evening at $3.50, O'clock, after al i'll
ness of several months. The.fnneral
will occur next Friday AFTERNOON at
one O'Clock from the house, and the
interment will be made in the sTripolis
!cemetry Rev. s.. A. Lindho Sim offici at
ing. f E.; ~ .s *: =s ! " isa:S
EInga i Maria johnson Hokanson
was born in Smaland; Sweden: nearly
eighty years ago. She + and her hus-
band came5to ;thissco onntry in 1855, and
made their home il Fahlun. ..ss Her hus.
band died seventeen years ago, and.
since that time she has been aking.
her home with her son Frank. b s.S..55 ...5.5Z
j. She leaves ssto mourn her death, be-
sides the son mentioned, two *sdaugh--
ters7-:Mrs.s M =H. Mons on of "a. ldrich,
" Wadena onnty Mimi, and Mrs. H:
$. Nelsonsof *Atwa water.S Both Of the
daughters are expected to be present
at the funeral. s -. ~ :5Ss 8. 5s
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Presbyterian ]! ! / Church ! T ! !.

Monthly Boys, and Girls s' service
Sunday morning i. at no 80, when the;
pastor will speak on sA DaySofz Good.
;LidingsH and I'm We# Hold 8ssO Our SPeace.''''=-
Evening service Ut Il 0; bject 81 SER
mon: s.' w hat Think YeS OF Christ, ,15 81
Sund day school and Christ Ian En-. u,
deayortservices 81: the Susu 81 sho our
Mesda lanes Samuel 1F orter and Alvin
Palm vii ll serve co fee sin the XPresby-55
terian y church basem6 on Frid ay
afternoon, Oct. 2266 Is 8 8 rs o Clock.
E3vsesrsyyb ozd y;85s Isl cord dially i invited.
There will 81 be a business meeefng5Of.
the Ladies' Social Union at three
.o'clock Al l members are expected Sto.
be present ssss
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(To::be continued.) J
/ sorws sgisn Luth ersn synod Church.

81 Next Sunday Confirmation services
at 1880 q. IN. Offering for Home
Mission Fund: Mo- Sunday school:
No evening services. Sacred concert
at Seminary Hall. = .5x *: ]: + ":'.s.5:. s.
: The East Vinje Ladies society meets
this ednesday) afterno on with Mrs:
T.. O. .Thorson. i 24- z5 z Is Sz. : s :. /:
s Tomorrow Thursday the Ladies'
society herein this city meets in the
church basement and will .be enter
tanned by Mrs. {. Sandbo Sand. Mrs, Q.
;JorgensO Olson. .z,a s .#2s . IS
The Young People $ society meets
sTuesd ay evening, oct. Both, at 8:l5 and
will be entertained by dot and Nor
dahl THORPE and Elmer Tel lstad B
1 Wednesday Oct. .3lst, there will Be
English services in chul ch ut 80 Sp.
M Rev: M.5 {. W q Her from 2Renville
will preach.
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ddition, City of w illmar.7 Il ! Carried.
3. Resignation 81 Of Peter Bonde as
Street commissioner was, on motion,

Add dition, City of w illma ar. + Carried.
3 Resignation Ct of Peter: :& .Bonde as
Street commissioner was, on motion,
accepted: r., f. ILL.,. ,.* s<. :. -
#EOn motion Thos.. H.- Olson, ai,r, was
elected Street commits sioner to succeed
Peter vBonde, resigned. s.< ~ ''>!' =
Alderman Holt offered the following:
solution which was adopted by the
following. vote: Ayes, g.; noes, none.,
-, - -e'2;:>. - RESOLUTION;
Resolved that the salary of r. II. Olson as
street commissioner be and the sane'is here
by fixed and determined at the sum Of $50 90
:Approvedoct. 22, 1905.
The Street commissioners bond was
fixed at.sSlOOO. *"zEs ~: =
The building committee on city lock
up presented plans and specifications
for new building. -,
The city clerk was Instructed to send
the'plans to the state board of control
for their. approval;7 and advertise for
bids for building. lookup, if plans are
approved by the state board.
Requlsition for supplies from Water
and Light commission was read and
the city clerk was authorized to order
the supplies. !:
The city clerk was instructed to have
a semi annual statement2madeo out for
next meeting showing the receipts and
disbursements of the Water and Light
plant.
On motion the price of the city
charters was fixed at 25c per copy.
Resignation of Alfred Gilbertson as
night patrolman was on motion ac-
cepted. ~~
The mayor announced the appoint.
ment of Christ J. Berkelanq as nj ght
patrolman., o. motion tht appoint
ment was confirmed.
On motion the council adjourned.
Attest: s. B. QVALE, Mayor.
81. GUNDERSON, City Clerk.
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kandlyohi Cuttings: q B

s5Kss.Aa,NlDIYoHI, g, l Oct lille Kroona,= a
member ':1. & Of tte firm of kroona ohnson,
hard ware store, I'd his interest last
week: to Mr.#F allstrom5 of S'N illmar. What
MIX plans are
not know 81. .
day. ss#S
4, I, NJ. q EEisk Rriday for
Aa 1nnea here ylsita itii her
aughter for some
{, q NJ. /, and sorenson
home me last Saturd Az from Michi Il where
s,thsy have .beenssR sRendin few weeks visit
left for ii inn,eapolis last rhnrs
day TOR Sa@yisit .his parents st
NE With
], o.sal.A g n eities. zteW
}ts lsass lsasa:eR
yslast week.
81. Miss Ida on1ss 81 hin .Yisit At
ths hoine sand
ladies .SchaTcch SAt-
Water met at the home sof rs.E IohnsK Kf,der.
ssonZl ast Satnrd
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Business Locals and Wants.

= FOUND-Asc cap. Call at this Office.
j. r. Otos has for sale a good bug
|; ;gy; cutter and harness alta bargain. 33f
= FOR RENT Several good farms,
by Crawford & Leslie. ,:.s 24tf
IS WANTED-Board and rooms for.
man and wife in private family I, Ad-
dress Box 468, Willmar.z. .:.....3 + IN .lp=
FoUND4==A purse containing some ius
change. Call at Office and prove prop
erty. RI s I'd: sz..: zl
GIRL s$:WANTED-=- Good ( girl Tor
genera housework. : . z:'S*s s. 81. 5 =.5l
35f 2zz= =:>s s. ==. Mrs, e.. coBsoN.
LOS r. lady s pocket book con-
tanning. some money Leave at Z this
office. s85 &: e Up
IS Or REN Vt One furnished s room
on East Litch6eld d*aYenue. Inquire Of
sErick Obs berg: i: 226f
FOR 5SALFG1-FE'i line residence prop:
| erty---=high and dry cry reasonable.
terms .s5 /. !. STYLES, So. s
I334f 3f ~ Litchfeld Ave- q. b..
FOR REN T ~ NJ odern 8-room house
Inqulre.of Sc: Magnuson atzs..sThe
- Nv. A1V:.1o7AoOAAs~At0,s
zS.5 .3 :a4f
lssRO ON AND BOARD ice double
front 70 ON, suitable :. for two, with
board nq,lire at 216 }Litchfe1d ave-
nue. : 53333f
. are now prepared to- handle
and eggs. and will buy Large
lor:smal1 lots, aging the shighestcash
5on;Sd day ct eliVery
Ia33f JOHN B AGENs Co..
RSSALE OTss*=REry. thers the
whole arm Of 800 acressorpart
I--2240 acres. i Trent with or without
,Estock farn. s. IEhlis 8 ffarIn located
withins city limits ina king St very con-
Iyenient s for the markets. Ga1I on Or
addresT sIKRuad iilImAr.
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H#.z A son1was< born last Thursday; att
Mr.: and Mrs Frank C' ConnOr.f

H|A SON was born last Thursd ay; to
Mr.: and Mrs. rank O'Connor.S@ +
NJ William :5Olson, Spicer's# :husting
real estate man, was id town Monday
and Tuesday. - .'*:s;A'> S@s>s .:5 " v :,
NO football game was played here
Saturday afternoon on account of the
wet: and disagreeable weather. The
game was indefnitel = postponed. IT, 5:
ST The Ladies society OF the Swedish
Mission church will meet in the church
basement ION Friday afternoon Oct.
226, and will be entertained by Mrs.
Mats Anderson. ss All are welcome. j.
S. The ladies. Of st: Mary S. Catholic
church will entertain. at a. card social
With, refres shnaents, .Tuesd ay evening,
Oct. :,3Oth, y at the ONE of Mrs. B.
Leary, 906 Fifth: street, !: All are. cor
|dially invited. ~. -: -: y. Z !
a@C. J. Berkeland~ was appointed as
night spatrolmnan for the city attthe
meeting Of the fcity council Mond az
evening tozsucceed Alfred Gi bertson;
Eresigned ssl % Olson reeeiY the
aa9puint1nent as street commis OnerSto
Succeed Peter Bonde, resigned. E=:ssz .z Z :s &
Miss Rosette Hendrix OF 5Minneap no
lis, estate perintendent of 10y al
Temper Legin work, will address
the ladies Of Willmar atrthe ;Presby-
terian church tomorrow lThursd ay)
afterno on at three o'clock. A cordial
Invitation is extended to every body e
Willmar has gone: back on its
splendid record as q temperance town.
Mayor Qvale granted license. ~ In his
manifesto where he tries tojustify his
step, he says that the people want to,
try once more which is the better way! !
license or no license It takes pretty
long for some. people to find. out. -
Western Guard, Madison, MINI. T q,
j Mrs. Samuel Porter very pleasantly
entertained a party of lad friends at
her home Lasts Wednesday,: afternoon
in honor other daughter Mrs. Oscar
e. Nelson, who was down from North
Dakota 5on7a VISIT Mrs Nelson left
on Saturday night for Grafton, Nd.
where she Joined Mr.: Nelson and
where they will make their future
home Mr.. Nelson has been trans
ferred to that point as local manager
for the Cummings Commis sion Co.: =;
The Johnson rally at Il Atwater last
Friday was vel. attended, j and the
crowd remained, until a & late hour to
hear 1T all. M Magnuson and Evans
made ling speeches. The meeting
created a great deal of interest and the
facts sSpresented furnished subjects for
discussion everywhere in:the vicinity
on the day fol lowing. The same speak
ersWill# #ad dress. the people sat, Spicer
next Saturday afternoo on and at New
LondonSS Saturd day evening CHI :/: Is:
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4 BIuys!s \! L!..lvsry !. B!us slns 5 s..5

s1=s;S ;S3rad1Ord2@r rasWell SUCCEEDS ~. C..
}FreeseE Ein the Liver nsiness 81 Bon.
son avenue, having L eased the barn
and purchased the Bal lancce oft the
livery stock left ffrom i. the recent
5auctio .ad ditiooln1l *of
the livery ttoQcl "a his ourth
street barn, l,rasNel1 plans Is
conduct first a ass livery costa lish-
sment. He sWil alae & tlhe barn son
ssFourths street zasS saleSand feed sta bla
an both plaees Wvil 5be put compe.
tent ha1ds
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Sacred concort.s

=:== NJ. Haldor{ H who expects to
remove tg Chicago il the near future,
will play at the 81 sacred conce ia the
Seminary Hall next Sulnd az evening,
Get: .28... He vii | zbe A assisted bYs Miss
Laura JOrgenson, j and the church
choir of the Synod church.
sE Program will begin at ] 80
Admission 25c
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]. Lpt !! i! sns 6 & : Church.

s=S idweek service Thurs day evening
The men and oman ocietYa will
their $regula ar neeting Friday
seYening church sb asaement
9sonff ffrma seriyie SSund day
w. SnlinlNd ays sisitchoo Issbut|
commuI sersYlices sats $50
IaaSA oala diall attennd.
and 30 B,isi
k0lsd ii M at SStfeS
is.s fheys
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): 5ASkil ling Frost.

. Candidate Cole and SEN; Clapp met
with 9 regular frost at their meetings
in Granite Falls, Marshall and Tracy
last week. St: At MARSHALL no one met
the distinguished gen lemen at the de-
pot or had the ca ourtesy to- introduce
them to the people and the Marshall
News Messenger is: very ind ignant
over the way these gentlemen were
Sen: Clappz is also very in
=dignant over the way they were treat
ed at Granite j. al lls:z " 8 don't believe
the people wished to. show any disre-
5spect to- the party leaders but they
simpl y cannot be aroused in o1itical
activity this, ia T. lara City Herald.
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g jnol ~ I'M y

|VC.HS I2rimrOs6sp spresente dsas!5s yJncleSSi
sHaskina thee pera house shlI Iond an,
Rht fu1l house. oneSo
s;the very best oducad There SinSa
Hon time The. specfi WereSex-|
Icepttona1 gpod,,lii nelldi
Etionof bridal End animal hic as.
the sbasteger heard there s;=.. y.
sM sterling ll., alblies PEI!
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# vsryS Lovs7R Rstps 5toz zths st.A.

Is The lChicago o@:G Great est tern Rail.
Way will sell tickets to# is Ari--S
IONA CalifOrni Co olorado daho,I
New ad da,f Oregon Utah and om1ings
gat abO Olt one half The psna al fare:
Tickets on sale d1ail August 27thStoI
|GGtober 31st Inc 1usi We. Get Ii sinnfur:s
nation from any Greatss Vesterna aagentI
elmer, B g. aul,
Mimi. 298
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id III

Fhesboard ervisorst tof towns pf = an
diy ohiSand
sof two on. the line
e pecfdsati
toy n.sS Bidsy sbe receiy yedsaE& &a meetingtos
Latter north
Eofs Kandi onday 2g,.S
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r.. ~ i.f : ~ v tt a =,
Il Reall I Est:ai!lte = |! Transfer
i TOWN of sRO OSELAND.. .5s5

..sSS.s8 Ss8 TOWN OF ROSELAND.S s3z= &El
Oct. g Peter O.sRenstromS to Andrew o.
Renstronn, sund of r1h Of NV sec
.#:.5 81 ,To1WN or EDWARDS & s =Z5
Oct. Nv : D: Cousins to George A. Rob
OWN OF. 81. 4 johns
Qct.1 7--charlie c.Lorenz to- State Bank
ofRayr1ond, sec 32O :zSs5S S.
OWN OF DC oVsE. s.; &
sOct..}1 7-Hendrik Johnson. Berg to Inge-
borg AZ Peterson, partsof lot z525ofs Cow lot
s,sec: I. 81
OWN or IRVING III. =.
II Oct::s1 7--Hag "a: Johnson to shf.L.SMick:
ke1son 81 Lewis Z Thompson: part Of NJ Mo1
sW11 sec: O6 al S 900
I oWN on F41 LoNDON d
81 SET. enry.5R 5H oustorl tt6 i*B Ez Mel.
son,n1 of ne1 II sec
VILLA GE OF 1A TER. S..=|
SIS. .#Ss NJ. Rye $to James
HsfIong, bls 81 400.
CITY or #
zza Oct 5s-4-I,.. Isrick AndreW Ray
lot sIof lots22, blS S6 So
fN Octs4 15-zJ Ju1i ia54 nutsOnstO 9AndreWSNOrd
strom; lot7 3. Barnst tad sad 725.SS
@Ocf..y1 g. Spieers Land 2G JohnS SkQol
helm Y1ots6sI Lake Front I'D d:3ss$ &c
AndreWJ s. orgsnso son.to5 dersor
sLand Go,;sl OTIS 3, bl:s2,sE1ansonisad add.
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] FARMERS |; CON VEN TON !:

Hss ES y5ySsS "a I S5 III
q llasstlng Of the Farmers national co,ns s:
Ersss....= Extraets from spsseh: 81: ::
President stahl.. .5 :s- r \
sSS The twenty sixth annual meeting OF
the; Farmers N National@ Congress was
held 5in Rock Island, III, Oct 8 to l2.
n The daily press paid very little atten-
bon 70 the meeting, and we have been
4 unahle 70 get q good report of the do
sSlrlgs$ of the congress until now, when
through the courtesy of J. G .},Monson,
rho represented this county as q dele
d we have been furnished with
scopfeS of the Rock Island Argus for
The sla s9th, 10th and 18th of October, con-
aiming reports Of the meetings. The
copy for the 11th is missing.
. The first session began in the fore
y y noon noon Of the 9th, with an address of
welcome by Mayor McCaskrin, which
was resp to. by Hon. Joshua
Strange of Indiana, President Stah1
then introduced Gov. gDeneen Of Till
S SSFnois, who gave d powerful address on
Il the Importance Of agricultural inter
ests in this country and the wonderful
evelopment of natural resources
thru the application of scientific know
ledge to the farming industry -
II the afternoon President Stahl de-
itered his annual address. We pub
zish the following extracts from this
. mastery: speech, regretting that lack
sof space prevents sus from publishing
,Sit in full: ,.- ..~ 4 ,..s:g,
S,s.. ST congratulate you, as representa-
Ssttves 1of the farmers Of the United
4 States on material prosperity To
the nation's production the farmers of
the United States this year contribute
six billion dollars We hear much,of
the Standard Oil company and it's
wealth, but our annual export mot
production, but ,export-of cotton
alOne has value four times as great
sas all the petroleum produced in the
#U United States ina year. From the
attention given disturbances in coal
mining one might consider that coal
5iss very important pro oduction of this
country. But year after year the
farm products Of the United States
%have5on the, farm 3 value more than
313 times the value at the mine of all
the coal dug in; the United States.
We have become the greatest pig-iron
producing country int the world. Yet
each year the grain of one crop-corn
has 3 value five times greater than
A. All the pig-iron produced in this coun.
/ H.. .q -
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Thrs3 hsrns d 81 3. count poot . q

IS G'omple afor tWsnty.fiye
Jobs, i, Ijl,i W 4, patr ons.
ssSizeI6t and.
sharEmlan hElllan.||
sshonl an takes1
ndmisnnd derst Er.iics2Scslnts. 8 i
Sent
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Spiicer MI cofee.
on ErId aYMo ofSSnext week
o,Glock resi- dence.sS
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gBil where q, ala 7you7g &c

hness
SsS. the. Rod Hun oe=and Cloth
ing Col off1 q ourse. ways buy my
lothingsthere,lb1eca cause. Rodlun@ @is|sanz
aoldAcl lothier and oWs the business
from he is rel liable, and when
hasrecommendsa.s 81 9. sui o. know my
money worth. ss.yol ant l1e
treatedar ariphtSgt Rod lunS Tor our
cInth
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council Chambers, library Building,
I: Willmar, MINI, October: %, 1906.
Regular meeting of the city council.
On roll call there were present Mayor
Qvale, Aldermen Christi ianson, Tall
man, Gratz, johnson, .Pinney, Holt,
Strand and. Holmberg, -; absent,
none The minutes of the regular and
special meetings We're read and same
as read, -
{ { The following bills were on motion
referred totthe Finance committees:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-24

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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-27
Uprising is Predicted.

finest specimens of the Shorthorn
breed exhibited in recent years.
George Draper, the Yakima breeder,
showing at the Spokane interstate fair
this week, will have big herd on ex-
hibition. Mr. Drarer's cattle will ar
rive in Walla WalIa from Spokane
ncxt Sunda$. -Nnna,g ac'4il breeders
who are arranging to exhibit at the
fair next week are Sam Drumheller,
Mordo Mcdonald, w. S. Goodman, the
proprietor of the Hudson Bay stock
farm. and a number of Walla Walla
river cattlemen.
Mr.. Drumheller and Mcdonald stock
farms will have between them about
80 head of cattle on show. Mr.. Good
mans exhibit will consist of about
dozen of his ShorthOrn cattle.
r. A. Jackson, the Columbia county
sheepman, has arranged to bring his
Salem, Oregon, exhibit to Walla Wal
la next week and number of Una
tilla county sheepmen will exhibit
pens of their high grade sheep.