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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12

Oxford under the Rhodes Scholarship
han from any other nation. Of the
I'll Rhodes scholars at oxford. - are
from the United States. Il from the
British colonies, and II from Ger
nanv.
Mr.. J.. II. Winston. who has been a
student in the law school for the past
month. and who passed a successful
examination before the supreme
Court this week. sailed for Englar0
today to resume his studies at OK
ford.
President Robins, of the Debating
Union, has arranged q DEBATE between
the University of North Carolina and
George WASHINGTON University. to be
held in Washington city on April
18th. The question. Resolved. That
the ownership n operation Of inter
state railways by the government
would subserve the best interests Of
the people of the United States
which is also the query for the
George Washington, which took the
negative. Thus Carolina has the af-
f~rnnative side Of this question in the
feorge Washington debate and the
1egatiVe in the debate with Georgia.
Both The debates will he held on
April 18th.
r. NJ. Harper, 'o4, international sec
'etary Of the Y. NJ. G. A, is on the
Iili in the interest of the Bible STUDY
institute to be held at Trinity College
n the mean future.
Z. F. Spruill. o.. who recently un-
1erWent a successful operation foi
appendicitis in one Of the Raleigh hos
pitfalls. has recovered sufficiently t.
nter his class again.
Major w. 7. Patterson. Il popu-
lar college bursar. suffered 4 sever,
fall during the SNOW OF last week
spraining his left wrist badly. The nc
cident kept him from his post tW.
DAYS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
Hodges and Jones Pay
Penalty of Crime.
MERVY TO THE LAST
II3ian" Niti~ .py.

lsnFaam. n. g, Feb. 5,--John II.
Hodges, the wife murderer. ANA Free
aaG Jones. colored. convicted of bur-
a."4y in the first degree. paid the pen
atty Of their crimes this morning by
aaaslag. 1T was the first execution
il. t4c history of the county and there
a naturally a great deal Of interest
.ru#n. ii was on every Iip-the fact
ttat two human beings We're killed
tef u~iIue--but outside Of that there
Mas nothing of an unusual nature.
auih died with d bravcry-that may
lH' The propc Wprd-that was surpris-
g--a- both nccks We're broken in the
.tt"p ana the TWO men died without 1t
.rGggle.
G,..e was hanged at a time. First
fiaa&es walked to the gallows with Il
f@aGy step and the same nerve Of
lioa chart has been show since the
night 81 the fearful tragedy IN Feb
tuary Of last year. He was as cool a-
3 man could possibly be under any cir
c~amstanecs. After his execution the
body was removed from the Jail and
then anne Freeman Jones, the negro.
lie, too, was steady. But it was not
tho same kind Of nerve that was SHOW"
by Hodges. He was toned" up for
the end ana did not seem to realize
Ike Hodges, what 81. all t.a4a..+.
Both men placed all the blame far
Their crimes on Whiskey ana gave
warning to those who were present.
The negro went further and made u
ft3I confession of the crime with which
ha was charged. He had made this
confession 10 this correspondent be
fore going on the scaffold and said
then that he would nave but little to
say on the galloWs. But he was asked
questions and in that final scene he
tAJ raTn 49,. n,r- - E1L YfaHlA
There was no doubt Dot the crime
Of Hodges. In fact he said some time
ago that he was Il guilty man; that he
knew from h time the fatal shot was
fired that he would be hanged, and
that in hanging he did not get anything
but what was just and right.
Immediately after the work was
done the bodies of the two men were
taken from the jail, first Hodges, and
then. after a wait of something like
three-quarters of an hour. Jones.
Hodges remains will be taken TO the
country, seven miles southeast Of the
city, and laid to rest beside the re
mains of his wife. This interment VIII
take place tomorrow. Jones body was
t1ken to his home in East Durham ana
the burial took place late this after
noon.
While this double tragedy was be
iqE enacted on the inside of the jail
there was gathered a large crowd on
the outside. The fact hat the ground
was covered with snow and q sheet Of
ice did not keep the morbid crowd
from standing there for two hours
awaiting for it all to end.
Hanging Of Hodges.
I-ar some time before the hour for
tr. executions had arrived the crowd
can to gather n there was no de-
fy when the gate leading to the jail
vera VAS opened, 4 few minutes later
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
CLOUD is PASSING
light on the Jap School
Complications.
Nolliinn 0btainahie Ecgardin. White
House conference Except That
the Matter Can be arranged
10 III. Satisfaction OF Ail.
CRy The Aseociat. 4 pres J

Washington. Feb. 9.-Presiarnt
Roosevelt and the authorities Of Sat
Francisco today reaches tho mutua.
understanding thai the California
japanese schGol question can be aa-
justed without danger If amy serious
difficulty with Japan. The details 81
The adjustment are not agreed upon
To rrange them other conferences
are to BE- held. the next t. take place
Monday. u was authoritlttNeiy
-tated tonight TINT The one accom-
flishmcnt Of todays conference was
q mutual understanding hat a settle
ment could be reached which would
lie satisfactory. and which would leave
no ground for making complaint hE
Japan.
The california delegation came 10
Washington, Ii is stated. with nothing
IA the nature of an ultimataIu. but
rather Omen to the consideration u
II basis Of settlement which the adj
m~inistration might propose. The
difference took place 1T the White
House 1t was attended by Presi-
cent Roosevelt and Secretary Root
representing the administration and
~ Mayor T.. f. Schmitz. members %
the board Of education the superin-
tendent Of schools and the assistant
fity attorney IF san Francisco. repre-
~fesenting the educational interests &c
the citv.
Speaking Of the conference Mayor
Schnitz said:
Nothing has been decided on ana
10 proposition Is pending Nothing
Will be settled. If it is settled at all.
until Monday or Tuesday. when anoth-
ar conference viii be held. b. .hiah
time ] think Il decision VIII be reach
ID. The delegation and the Preei-
lent each presented their side Of the
case. The meeting was entirely
friendly. but / am not prepared 10 say
whether the result i satisfactory. nor
am / prepared - say Ii VAS unSatie-
factory. Between now and the time
T the 49, conference. which / think.
viii y" MONDAY. delegation will
prepare an outline Of It's case. Ne
are prepared 10 receive and consider
proposals from the President and the
Secretary of state or to make pro-
Iosais. We have agreed That noth-
ng regarding the details of the meet
ing arc - be discussed viii the news
3arefs and VII have - further state
tncHt to make.
30 statement ae to tho results af the
Conference was obtaiaabte lit the
Nhit" House. it WIS sail there that
he President would have absolutely
nothing t. say On thc subject for pub
| cation end that the San FraHciscan4
l1d agreed not 10 discnas tho subject
IN i public way.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
Honduras and Nicaragua
Ready for the Fray.
END TO ARBITRATION
a.l,ice- Ia tlac State Department In
dictate That War Between titc Two
Central American Isrpublic~
l. Observation-Disclosures
1orea'~ Optimism.
torca'- Optimism.
L. lhe As.oclalel Press }

Washington. Ftb. -Adyices -
ceiyel III the State Department l4tt
today added to tire gravity 81 tht
central American situation. II wat
reported that the arbitration which
has been going on III San Salvador foi
the adjustment Of the differences be
tween Honduras and Nicaragua had
been abruptly terminated and that
war va impending.
Minister Corea. representing Nj
caragGa, called IT the state Depart
ment and had i long interview re-
s~pecting the situation with Assistant
Secretary Bacon. whom Secretary
Root had charged TO represent hin
in.the matter. n Dorea had no
Greet advices from his own govern
mcnt. and was rather IN search Of in
formation than able 10 impart any
However, he did not hesitate 10 eN
press the opinion that hostilitlcs would
be ayertel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
SEVEN DEAD IN NINE.
Fire started in Il Lift and Cut ON
Escape.
CBv the Associated Prese.)

WIKI esbarre, Pa. Feb. 9-The
tOaies Of sever men. entombed last
night in No. Is colliery OF the Lehigh
and Wilkesharre coal Company IL
Wanamish. were recovered today.
The bodies We're found in tn, bot
torn if Of the mine. The men We're
caught in the bottom Of the mine
through a fire which started on the
fourth lift, cutting off their escape.
During the night the air currents of
the mine We're changed enabling the
fescuerS To penetrate the lower levels.
ffh" work was dangerous and the
smoke was So thick that several mem
feIS Of the reSeuing party were over
come and had To be brought TO the
surface. The fire is still burning.
I he victims were all foreigners.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
RATES
EIci"htS Advanced Under Operations
Of Southern Freight Association.
(By the Associated Press.)

=. Louis, Mo, FEB. 9.-The inVes-
tlgation by the Interstate Commerce
Commissioners Clements and Harlan
into the mDlaints of commission
merchants relative to consignment
charges Of two and f0ur cents or ship
nents of hay and grain from Tast st.
Louis to Southeastern points was re-
SumCd today. Testimony has been OBJ
tanned dreing the hearing tending to
show that the Southern Freight AsSo-
citation which is an organization Of
southern lines. has largely controlled
southern and Southeastern rates since
1905 and that Under its rule the rates
haVe been increased.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
(sIIsI AND y.
Seif-ocstruction and Murder Of a
Doctor All for Jealousy.
(By the Associated Press. +,

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. 9-Dr. Ey-
erett II. MerWin. IS years old who
had snent several years on British
steamships as 4 and Miss
Maud S'atcr. aged - years. q patient
# the doctors were found dead ia
MfrHin's ofiic" in tn" Hall Euildiug
todaN, ana all available evidence
10 ntS to the theory that the girl shot
ana Killed the physician and thea
committed suicide as the result Of ia
SINE jealousy. Each had been sho.
through the head. and 4 pistol wa-
aund near tho extended right hand 81
the girl.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
DON'T KNOW HANKS.
The Department OF Justice la lac
No Such Person Employed.

(By the Associated Press.)
Washington, Feb. 9.-Attorney-Gen-
eral Bonaparte today transmitted To
the Senate a letter stating that the
records of the Department Of Justice
do no show that any person by the
name of Charles s. Hanks has ever
been employed in any capacity by the
Department. h Attorney General
says no payment has been made TO
him from the public funds under his
control. The communion was in re-
Spouse to 4 resolution introduced by
SenGtar Tili1nan
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
The economy
of special.
treatment


when q man or omar who Il
wise. enters a legal eontrJverSg ia
v9Iying a large amount It ~t4"ar..
a. ihpy seek H. economic ~ Tie
matter Of competent COUNSEL
Won.d Ii ~ e~conons. ~ engage Al
aftorney at So wig l.sst the ea~e
When the one who wanted Si'7
could have won it,
With the man or woman ~SbnFFIaR
from i chronic or dtcp-~eateti ~
fnpnt there is much nfors 1t StaL'
than with the part Who seeks ihf
LAWYER.
This very day there are thaasGnds
II men aud womsn vii" are tIEth-
treatment for The tTraHG tsoabf,
they have gone 10 thr nome phf
sician-a worthy man. vel whose =
uaripnce In detB-sfGfed trnilhleS II
comparatively limited. even after
yrarS Of practice.
OH. how sad IL Is - see patients
wait until four or five doctors have
given them up and then come - u
when IT Is ton lGfft
This happens sometimes But
more often we have been able 70 81
feet 4 complete cnTe. even under such
adverse circumstances
In neGriB oil of such cases II has
been our experience that tie root
If the trouble has nsrer bcen dis
fDFfFfG. sIH tiit Ill 49, 49,
treatment would have been necessary
Ind we had the cas-" n the begin
ming.
IF Won. reader. are moi enjoying
lie health that Nature intended YOU
shonld. write 10 us.
In the majority of eases II will
lie chcdDef in the end for Won 70
even make 4 special trip 70 call
upoa us for 2
rrec Denomination
and consultation.
After We have seen and had q
good, long talk with Won, y" often
can handle your case 1T your own
home.
Send for our journal. "Health"
Mailed free in imprinted wrapper-
Tear ont his coupon pnir. and
bring or mail to our office.
Scna Of hrina this C0Monn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
IONf \
Nohic French Count T@kc5 an Appeal
10 Norfs Il Concession From Ills
Divorced Wifc.
CBy the Associated Press

ParIs Fen 9-Ihc rumof fh"f
cunt Boni dc Casteliane had appeal
q from tn cdecieIon II tie court asst
Eovennbe- granting Z divorce t. his
wife. who was Miss AnnI could #
New YORK. i confirmed. The period
nder the French procedure 10 Hh5ea
such appeal can be made expire Feb
Iua-y IA and the notice Of cal en-
tered in behalf Of the Count prevent
the decree from becoming definite On
that date. thereby keeping alive Count
RanIs hope Of re7chin~ an agreement
until the appeal is finally decided.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
NItnt ThrS Regard n. Ho~ilitt.
lGI..n.aoro n .e.LmL

White that. a5 bceg some r..
ei-m Of Mr. Justices d in 5r'r.
togatIng the -tlr14a RustaEiss 81 q
IS surely no Ia.t altlp8 t. forget ft
t'se Informal oH a" sought - rfE.5. #.
III the main VERY much 10 ba 3s .r..
To get st l.ue GA the Ia5EE8ae r
necessary - get posted ana as ea rs
dsrsts - Il that Is what thes p-s..
Was "vEjag - 10. PROT Holt iT..
ably ."ts 1T the milk In the csras 81
when he aIHs thtt nan" railroad ..
Doom any Inquiry whatever as a
lilly - the Iailr.ad..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
IYCEUM ATTRACTIONS.
University y. VI. c. \. Provides Good
Things for the Students.

Chapel Hill. \. c.. FEB. 9.-The Y
NJ. c. i. expects 70 offer two more
lEccUN attractions to the student
Within the next few weeks. On Feb
ruGrs 22nd the Marietta la Dell Con
cert Company viii appear here under
its management. and on March 18th
Josepv. the magician, will favor u,
With his art through its kindness
Poth the attractions ccfne u CharC
Hill recommended.
pbn1es Trust. say theirs are NOR
Students from he United States :
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
CADETS At THE EXPOSITION
IVES Pointers To BE Enca,nped
In the Early Part OF June.
lR- liz Aesnaa.A

- - -f-.JITUTFI ITFN-.
Norfolk. Va. Feb. $50 that fhev
may be her" when President Roosevelt
makes his address on the industrial
~urogress Of the South on juno 1otb
Georgia DAYS at tho jamestown T.x-
position, June 5th 10 18th. have been
i,Nei Tor the encampmenf Of the ca
diets Of the West Point military Acad-
emy at the Exposition
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
CsIt> \ IL SUBSTITUTE
Governor Little. II trkau~a~ NJ itont
lucarscitatetf 1s Illness.
.,ny the Associated rf

IsftIs RICK. reb "a trie-
gram Na~ $500 Ntti today from tsNF
egu0r iEftie directing 188e president 0t
shc senate jain I Aoer ~ assume
the e-uEeruur@h4p pending an Isnt akrs
u3.at III q vernon lattlc healtH Secs
ruaf f.ste LEI at las home Il s'
&au1. suffering f3m hear trs8tft}e
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
SAVINGS BANK CLOSED
e.>h Reserve Ran low n the Ito
WAS Tn.
(By the Associated press ,

9 "a, Feb. 9.-The New
wings and Trust Company.
& Hallzed ct three hundred thousand
fsi.ats. Va closed today by panE r.
aT1iner ]. G. Mccain. under direction
ef state Banking Commissioner
Eurke. The ~depositors, it is said. viii
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
TIE MINNESOTA COMPLETE
ihotner Powerful Battlr.ilip Ready
Tor service in the Navy.
NV tho Associated PFC

Washington. Feb. 9.-The NAVY De-
.afsme0f : Informed by the Newport
Yes Shiibuilding Company that The
itfst-ciasS Is 600 tor battleship Min
resota IS complete q matfar
OF ordnance aquipment and will he
.Nered 70 the government at Nor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-12
TIRE N \ ~CiIoot
Muse Room burned With I"cntN
live fInup~.
IL. III Ahel.Iate.l IL. y.

tHy tho Associated prs
CLEVELAND. Tenn Feb 2 Tic m1-
sIr room and 4 section ~ tire darIuts
tory Of the centenary Fema}e Gsilfs
here VAS destroyed bN IRE 4 Al
students e~cape1 TWENTY-FIVE f,ian II
we're burned The loss IS about 81
UNo.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
Held Memorial Service.

The memorial services at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning were impressive. The
veterans of the Civil war belonging
to the local G. A. R. post were pres
ent by invitation in their uniforms
and with their flag. The church
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion. Rev. Buell. preached a
splendid discourse on the subject,
Memorial Stones. Music was
furnished by the church quartette,
composed of Prof. and Mrs. P. C..
Tonning, Mabel Rodlun and j. T.
Otos, who sang 1.-The Angels Are
Calling" and angels Guard
Them.' A special trio, composed
of Messrs. G.. H. Bitterness, P. C.
Tonning and J. T. Otos, rendered a
selection, "We Come with Song
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
FOR THE OLD SETTLERS
Arrangements Being Made for
Their Entertainment at Will
mar on 18th of June.

Arrangements are being made
for the entertainment of the Old
Settlers Association at Willmar on
Tuesday, June l8. The Commercial
Club will give the old settlers and
their wives dinner at the Bonde
Hall. A business session will be
held in the forenoon and the asso-
citation will be welcomed by Mayor
Carlson and T. 0. Gilbert, secretary
of the Commercial Club. In the
afternoon public exercises will be
held in the park. Senator C. J.
Gunderson Of Alexandria has been
secured to address the association,
and there will be a program OF
speaking and music, details OF
which will be given later. The
Willmar band has been engaged tC
furnish music during the afternoon
After the program the Club is plan
ming on having all the automobiles
in town out to give the older folks
spin around the city, and it is
the intention to have a game OF
baseball for the amusement Of the
younger element.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
George Lake GIFTS

GEORGE LAKE, May q. Miss
Addie Crommett left today for the
vicinity Of Willmar, where she will
remain for some time.
B. Mardin of Spicer was a Wis
itor at the O. c.. Farmer home last
Sunday.
Miss Selma Norsten returned
home last week, from Minneapolis,
where she has been working during
the past winter.
Miss Regina Farmer entertained
a party of young friends last Sun
day evening, and a very good time
was reported.
Waldemar Norsten left today for
Willmar, where he may remain for
some time.
Severt Gullickson was a pleasant
visitor at the L. D. Crommett place
last Sunday.
Charley Norsten has invested in
new gang pillow and a corn plant
err.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
The BIJOU.

Sam Roberg of Fargo has opened
a moving picture show in the old
Carver building on Pacific avenue.
He expects to remain here turnout
the year. He has a frst-class NOV
ing picture machine and the pro-
gram is changed twice a week,
Wednesday and Saturday. Contin-
uous performances are given, and
the admission is ten cents; children
under twelve, five gents. The pro-
gram until. Saturday consists Of the
following:
1. 1.-THE Men with the Ladder
and the Hose
2. "A Conscientious Priest Pro,
tects His Secrets.
8. Illustrated Song, "The Cir
You Love-
4. Duel Scene "By Right
of Sword.''
5. Dream of the Chimney
Sweep"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
Young Peoples Meeting .

The Swedish Lutheran Bethel
Young Peoples society will hold its
next regular meeting on Wednes-
day, June 5, at 8 o'clock p. m.
The following program will be
rendered.:
Piano Duet, Misses Amy Fridlund
and Alice Englund.
Recitation, Miss Esther Johnson.
Violin Solo, Prof. N. B. Swain.
Defamation, Miss Ellen Swenson.
Select Reading, Miss Linnea Berg
strom.
Piano Duet, Misses Amy and Min,
ME Nelson.
Refreshments will be served by
Mr.. Willie Lundberg and Miss
Amanda Erickson. Everybody wei.
come to come and spend the even.
ing with us. Committee.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
g.. M,AlNlRE
f. Ma00B>

MAMRE, May 27.-Nels Bergren
OF Stockholm, S. D., has been visit
ing old-time friends in this vi
entity few days. He returned
home last Monday.
Rev. Frykman went to St. Cloud
Thursday to attend the annual con-
vention of the Northwestern society
of the Swedish Mission Covenant.
Hjalmar johnson marketed a load
of hogs at Kerkhoven- Saturday.
Charles johnson is hauling home
thing from Kerkhoven.
Pete Johnson and wife spent Sun
day evening at the home of J. E..
Oman.
Knute johnson of Willmar put up
a tombstone at the Salem cemetery
last Monday.
A. A. Anderson, of the Anderson
Land Co. of Willmar, was around
in this vicinity in his automobile
last Thursday, taking up orders for
thing.
Mrs. Magnus Magnuson spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j.
f. Oman.
Oscar Butler, who is working in
Willmar, spent Sunday with his
brother Fred.
The families Of ALT. Holmgren,
H. P. Lofgren, J. A. Enander and
S. Nyquist were guests at the home
Of Pete Dahlsten Sunday.
Sunday school next Sunday at
9:3O.
A convention will be held at the
Salem church June 7, 8 and 9,
Several clergymen are expected.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
Na, NX1u4 ed
QQuN6&sg

KANDIYOHI, May 28.-Work
commenced last week on the streets
in the village.
Oscar Melander of Willmar was a
visitor here last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. T. Isaacson was visitor
in Atwater the latter part Of the
week.
Knute Lundquist left last Satur-
day for Minneapolis, where he will
remain for some time.
Miss Hilma Tulin is at present
staying in Atwater, doing dress
making.
Mrs. Peter Burns was in Willmar
on Saturday.
Miss Annie Anderson came home
from Minneapolis last Saturday.
She will remain at home for a few
months visit before returning to
the city.
The old Jacobson building, which
was purchased by Gust Blomquist,
has been moved to the eastern part
of the village and is now having an
addition built to it.
The creamery received a carload
of coal last week. 1t was unloaded
and hauled by C. j. Nelson.
Matt Cody Of Willmar and his
brother Mike Cody Of Minneapolis
were visitors here on Saturday.
George and Martha Enblom, Hill
ma Norman and Harry Anderson
were in Atwater last Saturday.
Mrs. John Lundquist spent Sun
day in Willmar.
John Wicklund and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lsaacson were
in Atwater last Sunday and attend
ed the dedication of the M. E.
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Oredson and
children were visitors in Atwater
the first part of last week.
| George Peterson of tennessee
was visitor mere on Sunday.
i Prof. Nelson spent Sunday with
friends in Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

for charity, or do you adver-
tise for direct results?
Did you ever stop to think
how your advertising can be
made a source of profit to
you, and how its value can be
measured in dollars and
cents. If you have not, you
are throwing money away.
Advertising is a modern
business necessity, but must
be conducted on business
principles. If you are not
satisfied with your advertising
you should set aside a certain
amount of money to be spent
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
WILL BE MARRIED
AT A DOUBLE WEDDING

A double wedding will be cele-
brated at the home of Ole Nybakke
in the town of Hayes, Swift ~coun-
ty, next Wednesday, when their
two daughters will be married.
Miss Clara is to wed L. H. Lawson,
hardware merchant of Murdoch and
formerly of Willmar. Miss Anna
is to wed Clarence Fredrickson.
Rev. M. A. Sotendahl Of Norway
Lake will tie the nuptial knots.