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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
After sc Honexmoon.

He--We must try to keep up appear.
ances. suppose you don't want our
friends to know that our marriage has
been q failure? She Oh, no. Wouldn't
care to have them see that their antici-
spations have been realized New York
Press.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
Just 4 Hint.

Auntie low smart you look this
afternoon dearie! Dolly (wllo has
been forbidden to ask If she may stay
~ tea Veil, You see. put on this
costunne 80 that II anybody did ask
me to ten 4 could stop. Conscience
STRICKEN III haven't asked, have -
sIunch.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

Much as worthy friends add to the
hap iness and value Of life, we must
IN the main depend on ourselves, and
every one is his own best friend or
worst enemy.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

cmrn Oh, my pa says you're q
/ blnmed nuisance tea cher. Teach Ter
hata Tommy Veil, that's what he
/ says am when ask questions, and
4 what pom IL always a-doin'
61ladslphia Pls
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
Estray Notice.

Taken up by the undersigned on or
about May 18th, 1906, on Sec. 30, Tp.I1l0,
r, Is, DeGrey Up, Hughes Go. S. D:
One light bay mare about years old,
white face and white feet, weight $50
lbs. No visable brands
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

summons.

County of Hughes, 9th Judicial Circ't
John j. Kirksey, Plaintiff, srnnoNs
. U MMONo'
Emma Eta Kirksey,
Defendant.
The State If South Dakota sends greeting to
the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint of the above nance
plaintiff which will be filed in the once on
the g Jerk of the Circuit court in the CITY
of Pierre. in said County nf Hughes ana
state of South Dakota and to serve a copy
of your answer on the subscribers az thelr
office in the City of Pierre County OF eughes
and state of South Dakota, vi thin thirty Gay
after the service of this summons. exclusive
of the day of service. or the plaintiff Will APP
ply to the Court for the relief dennnaed IN
the complaint.
Dated at Pierre. South Dakota, this 10th
day of January, 1907.
GooDNER & GoODNER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
To the said Emma Eta Kirksey, Defendant
above named
You will further take notice that the
complaint in the above eutitled action was
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in and for Hughes County. South pa
kota, on the 18th day of january, 1907
GOOpNER s. GoODNER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
SUMMONS RELlEF-Complain Filed.
State of South Dakota g In circuit Court.
County of Hughes s. Sixth judicial


NJ. ~ Foster' F'aiHU'n' o1r,1MoNs
VS.. SUMMONS
Walter Shay Defendant. J
The State of South Oak ota Sends Greeting:
To the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
was filed on the 5th day of February. A. ID.
1907, in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court within and for said Hughes county, at
Pierre, South Dakota, and to serve Il cepy of
in the City of Pierre, County of Hughes,
State of South Dakota, within thirty days
after the service of this Summons, exclusive
of t lie day of service. If you fail to answer
the complaint within that time, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint. besides costs.
Dated at Pierre, South Dakota, this 5th day
n GAFFY g. STEPHENS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21

f. H. WALSH.
Residence Sec. 30, I. no. r. Is
Hughes Co. S. d. Postoi1ice address
DeGrey S. d.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-21
sale of PublicsBuiIdings Lands-Gen-
eral Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all ursold
lands, granted to the State of SOUTH Dakota
at the Capital will be offered for sale at pub
lie auction at the front door of the Court
House in the following named counties. be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock a. NJ. and live
o'clock p. M, to-wit:
Hyde May nth; Hand. May l4th; Faulk
May 18th; Potter, May 18th; Edmunds. May
2lst; McPhersou May ed, and Suliy May Goth.
Dated at Pierre, S. D., this 2nd day OF March,
1907.
OC DOKKEN.
Commissioner of School and Public Lands,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-17

The South Dakota Baptist state con-
vention selected Pierre for the next
annual convention in 1908. Nearly
zoo persons attended the first annual
banquet and listened to addresses BY
Former Congressman Eben w. Martin
81 Deadwood and others. During the
banquet the South Dakota Baptist
brotherhood was organized with the
Ioliowlng officers; President, ]. f.
Scnrader of Rapid City; vice presi-
dent, Z Z. Allen Of Sioux Falls; secre-
tary, q a. Rowan Of Parker; treas
urer. = Bliss OF C0ltnn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-17
Can Revoke License.

City councils may revoke saloon
licenses where the proprietors of sa-
looms are proven to have violated the
provisions Of the state liquor license
law, It ruled by Judge Jones of the
state circuit court In Sioux Falls Dill
man e Mccormick, plaintiffs in the test
case before Judge Jones, contended
that no other body except the regu-
larry constituted courts could hold
such = hearing as was held By the city
council and revoke the license granted
a saloon.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-17

Chicago, Oct. 13.-Arthur Johnson
q pugilist, arrested on the charge OF
obtaining money on false pretenses by
passing a worthless check, was dis.
charged when arraigned in the munic.
ipal court. Johnson proved that he
had no knowledge Of the actual char.
acter Of the check, and it was also
found that the prosecution was bar.
red by the statute OF Limitation.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-17
Indigestion

Il Stomach trouble IS but symptom Of. and n0e
a itself true disease. We think Of Dyspepsia.
Heartburn. and Indigestion a. real diseases. yet
hey are symptoms only Of certain specific
Nerve sickness nothing else.
was this TACT that first correctly led d.. shoop
= the creation Of that now very popular Stomach
lemedy DR.. Shops Restorative. Going direct
the stomach nerves. alone brought that succes
~ 1Avor to Dr.. Shoop and his Restorative. With
= that original and highly vital principle. no
"a lastdng accomplishments were ever to ~ had.
For etcmach distress, bloating. biliouneeA bad
EsAth and n1low complexion. try Dr. 6hoop's
restorative Tablets o. Liquid -and ~ for yOuE.
III what 4 ON and win d. We se1l and chsasA
lilly reco1nmend
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-17
Colds on
the Chest

Ask your doctor the medical
lame for . cold on the chest.
lie will say, "Bronc hits. !"
ksk him il it is ever serious.
lastly, ask him If he pre-
cribes Ayers Cherry Pee
pral for this disease. Keep
close touch with your
nmily physician.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-10-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
Die n(te S6aC6te(.
Uun Ruth Sarobfobn.

@robs, bunte 4riitaablumen uorfen
bos eleftri1de 2iat liar unb falt anf
zine iiIberfunteInbe 1afel. sic ftanb
miiten in Banter Ruoloffs pompps
fem GbSimmer unb. mar nod cine
Gtunbe Dor benz Diner in fliesenoer
6aN bonn poruebmIten @Grtner nit
biHten Guirtdnben unb seiualtisen
9utetts aus rpia Nelten betorirt iuors
ben. = Gs mar I'm Mintsr, ipo roId
gt.lfen tbeuer finb. Mber Bel Hubs
lofts fam's niht barauf an, uno bess
bolb bate 5rau GbriIta iid eben nod
in LETTER Gtunbe entfd!oNen. taraers
bdnb, on belt 9ofsdrtner 81 ielephonis
rem. Die Safel tpar ndmlih fdou
tstorirt sepeTen: nit 9rausriinm We'
}ehen unb ben peihfarbissn Ilpen
peiIhen. Die Marie Cornelius, GbrI'
ftas Jreunbtn uno Gtiise i'm 9ans'
bait, in 8lumentopfen 3og; aber ot:
ssrou Banter bate ein.n G6red be-
,pmren BEL bam Gnblid gEn 1dtte fth,
perf.s.n. absr aud fe6t etsrsiiA &C.
iast. rM'lo. nimm's nift iitet. IRA,
rie, aper lam bic SdIel MIDI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21
6eluittfr.
Don Anna Ritter.

Sd,pil por osr Sag. Tuu feigt's I'm
9Reiteu aui t .e
Uie cine ituarjc, ioilogtiadtc Wausr,
9ariiber buidt sin faDlsr Sbtuefslittin
Iuf iteucnt Sittiq tptit ius 2ano bincit.
Sur6 Die rsrisngte Sur 9sbt's ipie Elm
Sm GcIce iaipeia. Der Sihet better 2Iana,
@%erftumn,t lit Der G,ion9 Der bralncn Dir;
neil,
Ser critic Grntsipu0sn i1lpar.t itaotsin.
Sic 0fcres iehHcn, nap bic @urldsn
ibrsi'n
limb niiasn iid bic sropf'n ren ben Stir.
Icu.
Ser ShGfer treibt bciorDt bic socsroe beim,
So f6brt Der Spit nit bsiicrem 0:b:lle
Sn bic entieste 2Gmmeritaar biuttu,
@eribeu9t bic Naiheursn bonn Wssesroir
limb Drauet tic ~tiafftho 5u oettoirrter
Sbnclle.
Gin fur;sr Minpitob tpirbe,t id6 babcr -.
Gritideno iteiot Der Stnub bon alien g0taen
limb ientt fm suesrn0 ipieotr duf ben Gteia,
0erpiirftcnn redt Der 0aum in leinet YEN
Ger reg,ul1ipaneren @olte ii6 cnt9,gen.
Ser @osel %flattort dnaittid orf I'M @ui1
limb btdt lid bin nit ftrGubenoem 0siisbsr,
Sumpf arollerb feet Der crfte Conner elm,
Yin 9liB audt In bic Sdmmsrun9 bsrein -
Die eritsn 1roaicn fallen ftoiiAeno niteer.
limb @iib auf Vlis, unb Stub auf Stob iid
ioat
IN pilbem stbbnsn. Soier, arodtn, 9isi'
fen "
@ott loolle otIen btnen enGbio isiu,
Die issu Der Seimo:b. itubIos urb olsiI,
Sic 5initernib init bdr8tm Striit ours'
i%trciitu!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

limb Der Mann fab erit er itaunt,
bann ituBsnb, bann -{i6 srinnerHb,
oonn nit elmer lpiIben Hiibruna fGms
pfeno oaoor - uno nad]bem CT I'm
aampf nit Der Riibrnra unterleeen
mar, mari er fid ploBlid ouf ben Sepe
pi1 neber bic alte braune GGad1tef
nieosr, fabte bic alts bralne Shadtel
lin. lsa.e BEN aopf barauf, unb tpGbs
renb inn beige 3branen in bic suten,
ft0nen Iusen ihoNen, faete CT gang
laut: Nd. @ott! @h, lieber Gott.
bas lit ia meme olte Wdidei4adtel!"
Ri1tis, eS mar feline alte Wdf6es
f6ddbtel. Die S6adtel, in Der er als
STUDENT rseelmdbig feline WGi4e an
bic Mama ididts uno iie nod adt
Sagsn, fauber gepaf6en. aud ipieoer
barin empfing. Grtra fart mar lie
bamals beItellt norbsn, uno ie bate
cine CUTE 3eit seoient. unb bas ritub.
msb." unb .Warburg." bas bate feline
quite alts Mutter nod 9eIdrisbsn. unb
tpie er fe jest idlud5enb berumprebte,
itano ba nod: .Soebeu tomInt Oeiu
8risf, msin Sinh; 51uel nod elm
paar @orte, ebe bas padet abe.bt:
9ottss Sssen gum bsitanbenen Gras
men. - Werbe mir bios ni6t itolS |!
Define Mutter."
Elite Soften itisgsn auf Dor ben Ius
gen bes Mannes, Der Iieb.r cine Yrins
5eiiin miBis beateiten, als bart unb
ais Sritter i'm 9ranfenbalS arbeiten
tpolte. Gr fab ii6 bpr lid, lpie er
miiblam icin bisden @Gl6e padte in
ieiner toltsn 9ub.; ulb pie er ii1
freute. lpsnn dlIss 10 i1Dn glatt lam
unb bic atte DIANA aaerlei 9errli4s
teitsn ~bsi9elest bate: cine WurIt unb
Elm S0pfGen !Soni9 unb elm Slid
talte Sans, unb mandmal all4 -
benn ie tpar Md por, Der oltsn S9uls,
Die nit Dem porto tnauferts = einses
pidelt in apei 9al6entiiGer unb ipobl
peritedt, Elm paar Sbaler. bic ie iih
ab9etnapit unb obeebarbt bate unb
inn nit pisler 2iebe unb 5einfiibIiss
teit %Silpanbte. llnb an bic Yriefe
boftc er. bic ibm bic alte Srau ges
I9risben, uno Iansiam beiann er iid
ssnau borauf. Sopiel 2iebe unb elm
fade Meltneisbsit itano bari1. unh
bab er gut bl.i6en Iollte unb be1f.is
ben. 9as dies eradblte Dem ipeinen-
BEN Mann, benz sben Der gbreeiS unb
Der Sof)mutb an bic iunse Seele tpolls
ten, bic alts WGiGei9a6tel, an Der
bic 5rau Gan5leirat9 bic Gden nit
!Sdnfstpirn spfammensendbt, unb in
bi: Marie Cornelius fsincn Srad=
dnaua oepadt bate.
Ser Oottpr Siline lit ni9t nit Der
prin5eiiin na@ Rom ~eefabren. gr lit
profeilor am arantenbaus seipcrben,
uno feline Srau Marie, geborene Gors
nelius meirt, bas lei aud feline i9ledte
Steluns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-21

&eineefallener rSramp."
Mit brn Morten: .@uten Mprgen,
San!e; 'Sbr hatt elm freunbli4eS.
sutmiitbises anseIidt!!" betrut Elm
chter clnbitrei6er Die Waf1tiide
elmer 6rau Sames S'0onnsG in Mifs
lerton. %. Q. Sept glib mir aber elm
19ones, marines 5ribitiid; ,etfpds
8sefIteat, 8rattartoffeln, Riibreier
unb cine CUTE itarte Safe Saffee; iei
Elm gutes Mdbel!" fiigte er baan binsu.
Den Waihtniittel a%ufnebmsnb, err
pioerte Die 5ruu S'9pnneG: vSieb
NAL Den 2umpen. SEPT nimm Oh
einmal mein.n Ylab Elm, 0u freder
9urfde. ooer ih peroe Did fpinbelz
peid tlppfen." Dime itd LANCE gu
befinnen, begab iih Der griinblit bina
einseFalsne 2onbfreid,cr, Der bic trGfs
tieen afrr,c Der Jrau anfduslid iiberz
iebcn III bc5cn i9ien, an bic Irbeit
bS 0rsbenS Der @aidmaIhinc, bis
inn Der Itbem eusging unb ct Iid, 10
fdnel er tonnt.. barcn madtc.
81 ann ais q I per-
d | d t. Sn MauIeeo, Minn., fiel
beim Iustaben zines Giiterpasgons
eine 4iite auf ben 8oben berab unb
oils lie auf benz 8oosn aufidlug, to-
men aus einem GnSc Elm paar Shube
gum 9oridsin. Iis elmer Der Balm
dngsitelltsr bic Ghube aufbeben
ipolte, entoedte er gu ieiner llebers
rafdung, bab {ie On tinem Ydar Siise
ftaten, uno Der 8siiber bieIer JiiBe
berniibte Ii6, aus sber &iite b%erausaus
tommsn. GGlisbii6 sela,s inn bies
aud unb or CAB feinem 9eoduern barz
iiber Musbrud, baS ct in 70 unanses
nebmer Weiie abaeldben ioorben mar.
Sobalb ct fif tintgermaben erbolt
bate, mas mertpirhis i6nefI seidab,
i6lus er fih feitpdrts In bic Biiih.
unb lieB Die eritdlihten 2tute por Der
Ieeren aiite iteben.
SpteIte nur b TER Stun
sen SO 4 h t I +. ,Sn Der ,syor
Riper 9leadins 90" in Muroya, 3d.,
trat fiirSlid zines 4benbs Elm Treb.
Martin sur, eriten Wlale ieinen 9ienif
ais Nd9tlpdd)ter an. So folte aber
slei6Seitia bas lebte Mal feiu. Nads
benz er etfpa bier Sturben i'm DienIt
eetpeien uno tbatid1li1 nod nidt elm
nal reat nit feiuen pfiihten psrs.
trdit mar. bstrdt Elm tiibnsr Ginbres
der bds @stduoe, griff ben WG9ter
an unb beraubte i'm I'm SIP. fgumit
nid,t genug. ihlsppte er Mdrtfn ndh
diBen. CAB Inn ctli9e berbe piiffe
uno befubl itrn. iid ME ,ipieber bliden
81 ldiien. Martin befplste ben 1efebf
nno CAB feline Sfeluns duf.
Gtne onberbure Sbsos
rte fir Die 3urabme bes WabnfinnS
utter ben 2unbbeipobnern Gubtrte
areisrihter Sobn Gbloupef in Manis
toipoc, Mis.: sd CLAUDE" iaste er,
.baB bic Ginriftuns Der 2anbbriefs
poit oafiir perantportli9 lit. Sriiber,
als bic 5armer ibre 8riefe bon Der
pot abbolen muBten. tamen iie otter
~5nidmmen OILS iebt. Nun ipereen linen
bic poitiadsn jeben Morsen ms Sous
geGiefert uno bic Gdrmbemobn:r tp,nz
men oft taseiana aid;t bon ibrem Be
fibe herunicr Hno iefen infolaeSeNen
Willmar tribune., 1907-12-04
ELDERLY LADY %
BREAKS BOTH ARMS

Mrs. B. Berkness, 313 Eighth
street So, met with a very painful
and most unusual injury last Mon.
day forenoon. In some way she &C.
cidentally fell down the cellar steps
while helping her neighbor, Mrs.
Scudder, who is preparing to move
from the city this week. As She fell
she naturally reached out her hands
to protect herself from the impend-
ing jolt. The fall was so heavy,
however, that both her arms were
broken at a point just above the
wrist joints. Mrs. Berkness is a
lady Of about 60 years of age, and
it will probably be some time be-
fore she will be able to help herself.
To have both her arms tied no in
splints at the same time will not
be pleasant, and she certainly has
the sympathy of all her friends.
Willmar tribune., 1907-12-04
Good PLAY COminQ.

Mr.. David B. Gally, starring in
"We Are King,'' which is to be
presented at the Opera House
Wednesday, Dec. II, supported
Walker Whiteside three years in
this one piece, and has proved him.
self to be worthy successor to that
talented artist. Mr.. Ga!ly has a
splendid voice, an admirable stage
presence and is ably fitted for the
Edual role which he portrays. Some
idea of the merit of the comedy
may be gained from the reception
which has been accorded both star
and company wherever it has been
presented. Practically without ex-
ception, managers wherever thi, at
traction has been presented have in
sisted upon it's return, and in every
case where it has been granted Mr..
Gally and company have been re-
ceived by capacity houses. This is
not only gratifying to the young
star, bue it is evident that the
theatergoing public is quick to ap-
preciate true merit. There is very
reason to believe when Mr.. Gally
and company play this city they
will be accorded the same treat
ment
Willmar tribune., 1907-12-04
4 ,1d.f:&Ss8GIN!D!;ElS<2 )
;z:sS 3NlMkY XARDS|

Conductor Nethway is taking a
months vacation and Conductor
Gus Kagel is relieving him.
The car checkers in Willmar yard
are not pleased with the new ruling
that conductors are to check their
own trains. Car Checker Harry
Rouley went to St. Paul Tuesday
and will probably go to work on the
Northwestern railway.
Conductor John R. Quin has taken
a four months leave of absence and
starts Saturday with his wife for
Spokane, Seattle, San Francisco and
Los Angeles. Mr.. Quin expects to
visit thru the South during the
winter and will be back in Willmar
in April.
Engineer Guy Storer is taking
quite vacation, commencing this
week. He is going to Spokane,
Seattle and Portland. Guy IS TAX
ing his mother with him, and by all
accounts Mr.. Storer will arrive in
Willmar after Christmas with Mrs.
Guy E. Storer.
Brakemen Thos. McGraw and
Henry Scheidt had excitning time
Tuesday night. Both were sleeping
in their caboose in the yard when
the first thing they knew the whole
caboose was in flames. They only
had time to get out without having
time to save anything. Both lost
their money, watches and clothing.
The entire caboose was consumed.
The great many friends of Fire
man John A. Hendricks will be
exceedingly sorry to hear the sad
news of Mr.. Hendricks fatal acci-
dent last Saturday, at Superior.
Engineer A. w. Watson and Fire
man Hendricks were doing extra
passenger running out of St. Paul.
Saturday they went to Superior and
while nearing that place and COM
ing around a sharp curve, they ran
into several box cars on the main
line, derailing and demolishing the
engine and several cars. Watson
and Hendricks could not jump, and
the latter got caught between the
engine and tender and received such
injuries that he died shortly after
wards. Watson escaped with
spraining his left leg and other
slight injuries. The N. P. switch
engine while doing their switching
pushed the freight cars out on the
main line, and the passenger train
had no chance to see them on &C.
count of the sharp curve.
Willmar tribune., 1907-12-04

lh-%s
Kandiyohi, Dec. 2-Edward
Lundquist, who has been working
in a sawmill near Duluth, came
home Friday. Ed says all the saw
mills in that locality were closed
owing to the scarcity Of money.
Levi Lund enjoyed a drive across
the country TO his home about eight
miles south of <Litchfield' last
w ednesday. & Mr.. Lund went home
to spend Thansgiving with his, folks.
Mrs. Martin Melander and Miss
Ida .Melander drove out to the home
of Charles France near Diamond
Lake Friday to help celebrate Mrs.
Frances birthday anniversary.
Willie Holmberg Of Willmar vis-
tied with relatives here last Thurs
day. -. |.
The teachers and pupils of the
Tripolis Sunday school met Satur-
day to make arrangements for a
Christmas festival.
Miss Luella Peterson came home
to spend Thanksgiving with her
folks here. She is attending the
Normal school at St. Cloud.
August Benson went to Iowa last
Willmar tribune., 1907-12-04
OLA'VARML AIMING
caricature drawn by Eben E. Lawson

Friday to visit with relatives for a
few days.
There will be no services in the
Tripolis church next Su nday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Melander
entertained few of their friends
last Thursday.
Gustafson's young folks and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Johnson took in the
Thanksgiving entertainment at Svea
church.
Mrs. John Peterson, daughter of
Mrs. John Lundquist, has been very
sick the past week, but is somewhat
better now.
The Tripolis choir met at the
church Sunday afternoon to practise
for Christmas.
The Farmers elevator received a
carload of coal last Saturday. They
have a good supply on hand now.
Mrs. Moord of Atwater visited
friends at Kandiyohi last Friday.
From Another Correspondent.
Kandiyohi, Dec. 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Isaacson were Atwater
visitors on Friday.
A nine pound boy arrived at the
home of P. E. Lundquist last Fri
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gabrielson
visited at the Carlson home in
Whitefeld last Saturday.
Miss Tina Enblom arrived home
last Friday from McMurray, Wash.
where she has spent the last sum.
mer visiting with her sister. She
also spent a few days visiting with
her brother in Minneapolis on her
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Anderson
spent Thanksgiving day at N. F.
Hallberg's home in Gennessee.
N. J. Oredson and family spent
Thanksgiving in Atwater at the
home of Mr.. Oredson's parents.
Miss Annie johnson of the tOWr
Of Mamre spent a few days last
week visiting at the home Of Jonas
Enblom.
Mrs. Jack Means Of Waverly is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Defoe
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bengtson en-
tertained a number of their friends
on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer johnson anc
Charley Cederstrom were visitors al
the home Of C. J. Berg in Gennes
see last Sunday.
Emma Cederstrom left last
Wednesday for Watertown for {
few days. visit with relatives.
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Willmar tribune., 1907-12-04
Monday Afternoon Club.

The Monday Afternoon club had
a very pleasant meeting at the home
Of Mrs. A. F. Hanscom on Monday,
Dec. 2. There were fifteen men,
bers present and one visitor, Mrs.
Grace Wilcox Babcock of Tacoma,
Wash. Following the general work,
Mrs. Gates reviewed very inter-
esting article in the September
number of the Worlds Work, en-
titled 1.-The United States in Porto
Rico," by Edgar Allen Forbes. in
which he gives fine description of
the country and it's various re-
sources, together with the improve
ments made during the nine years
of American occupation. Chapters
VIII and TX were assigned for the
next history lesson together with a
general review of the main features
/! of Argentine thus far studied. At
ter listening to the financial report
of the secretary, Mrs. Hornbeck
was appointed for the next maga-
zine reporter, after which the club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Man
tor on Monday, Dec. 16
Willmar tribune., 1907-12-04

program will be given. Mr.. Vic
tor Knutson is the teacher. Every
body welcome.
Last Saturday the remains Of Mr..
C. Gustafson were laid at rest in
the Erickson cemetery. Mr.. Gus
tafson died very suddenly on
Thanksgiving day from heart fail
ure. He was about IS years old.
He leaves a wife, three sons and
three daughters, two Of them mar
ried. The bereaved family has the
sympathy Of the community.
Thanksgiving day was a special
festival day at Ole Nord's home.
when Miss Lima Olson was united
in marriage to Mr.. Peter Lofgren
Jr. Both the contracting parties
have grown up in this town and are
we'll known among US. The we'd
ding feast lasted two days and a
large crowd was in attendance.
We congratulate.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
at P. M. Renstrom home on Thurs
day of this week.