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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15
Colorado Lands BOOMING.

The Range Ledger of Hugo, Colo.,
OF May 4 contains the following item
regarding the record being made in
the land office there:
,"During the month of April,
1907, there were 451 homestead en-
tries, II desert land filings and 4a
cash entries, thus making a total
of 5ll entries and involving a total
of IA, l20 acres of land. The total
cash receipts were $40, 527.82. The
total number Of entries for the
first four months Of 1907 is 1871
homestead entries, or an average
of about 1853 month. Since June
80, 1906, the total cash receipts
have been over 500, 900, or an aver.
age of about $4,000 for each of the
nine months. We confidently be.
lieve this record is equalled by nc
other land office in Colorado and by
few in the United States"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15
The Girl Escapes.

i Miss Ena Braeton, the victim Of
the terrible accident last week, in
which her father was instantly
killed, was removed to her home
in North Fork Monday. That she
should escape with only slight
bruises on her. forehead and arm is
considered little short of a miracle.
The worst effects were the shock to
her whole system, and tho she was
able a few days after the accident
to stand alone, she is still in a
weak condition physically. When
she first returned to consciousness
she could remember nothing of the
accident, but now recalls that as
they neared the crossing she heard
the train whistle, and the thought
came into her mind: 'There is the
train and we have no whip''-then
all was blank until she awoke in
bed. Her entire recovery from the
effect Of the accident is assured
Belgrade Tribune Brooten Cor.
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RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL;
SENT BACK THE NEXT DAY

Mrs. Lena Bauman, the unfort-
innate woman of Edwards who has
been at the Fergus Falls hospital,
was released last Wednesday under a
bond signed by her relatives. Ar
irving home Thursday afternoon,
she was again taken with the mala-
dy on the same evening and became
so violent that she was taken back
to Fergus Falls the next day by
Sheriff Bonde: They were accom-
panied to Fergus by O. H. Dress
Ter, a brother Of the unfortunate
woman.
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MAMRE, May ID. w. John.
son Of Willmar came up here Thurs.
day and returned Saturday.
Miss Esther Johanson is working
for VIM. Erickson.
Miss Mae Jardine closed an eight
months term of school in the Omar
schoolhouse last Friday.
Victor johnson was seen last Sun.
day driving out west with branC
new buggy.
Jens Nilsson has provided himself
with gasoline engine.
VIM. Erickson and his mother Wis.
tied at the home of Magnus Mag.
nuson last Sunday.
Oldrick Tengvall is at present
working for Mats Lotsberg.
Carl Olson marketed a load oil
hogs at Pennock last Saturday.
Hay is scarce as hens teeth
around here.
H. P. Lofgren did some paper
hanging at Alex Johanson's home
last Friday.
Richard, Eddie and Miss Alice
Edlund drove down to Buffalo
Lake last Saturday to spend :
couple of days visiting with thei1
uncle, who resides in that locality
August Holmgren and family Wis
tied at the home of J.. A. Enande1
Sunday. ....
J. Dickson and children visited
at the home Of Pete Larson Sun
day.. .:.s....-.
: Mrs. Wermelin spent Monday af
ternoon at the home Of Otto Teng
vail. :. "'.. .'."
Amt Broth and Miss Gladys No
land Of Kerkhoven spent Sunday
ewing at the home Of Alt Holm
gren. ..1:.. I
Services Salem, Thursday even
ing at Z 80, Sunday at 1890, Sun
day school at 1:30; Lake Florida
Sunday at $780,. Those that oWr
lots in the Salem cemetery should
come and fix up the graves on Dec
Grafton day, the day being set aside
by the Salem congregation for tha'
purpose. ..a=. b 3.3=.s:.s
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Special Meetings at kerkhoven.

The Baptist congregation at
Kerkhoven will hold a series of spe-
cial meetings this week, to begin
on Friday evening and continuing
on Saturday and Sunday. Fore
noon, afternoon and evening ses-
sions will be held. The ministers
from other places who are expected
to be present are Rev. A. G. Hall
of this city, Nyleen of Cokato, B.
Erickson of Cambridge and E.
Bj0rquist, travelling missionary for
Northwestern Minnesota.
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Married at ST. Paul.

Gust L. Moe and Emma Mostue
were married at St. Paul on Satur-
day, May 4, by Rev. O. J. Flagstad.
The groom is worthy young black
smith associated with Henry E. o.
son on Third street, and the bride
is daughter of Lars Mostue of
Lake Andrew. The young people
returned to Willmar Immediately
after their marriage and have gone
to housekeeping at 402 Second
street, where they have an apart
ment upstairs. The Tribune joins
their friends in wishing them JOY
and happiness. ~
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. M. Swenson today (Monday).
A petition has been circulated
for a special school meeting to be
held in Dist. IS to consider the
question of rebuilding the school
house. The intention is to make it
a semi-graded school with two
rooms. The school at present is en-
tirely too large for one teacher to
handle and do justice to all the chill
dren. We believe it would be a
good move. We ought to be able to
give our children a good common
school education in the home school
so we won't have the expense of
sending them to town until they are
ready for the high school.
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Bids for Coal Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by
the secretary Of the Board Of Edu-
cation of the City of Willmar up
to six o'clock p. M, May %, for
800 tons of screened Hooking Valley
coal for the Willmar schools, the
price to be given for the coal F.
O. B. at the docks, and also the
price for coal delivered at the
school buildings. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. d
By order of the Board Of Educa-
ton. A. O. Forsberg, Secretary.
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| <GRUE, May ia heavy thun-
der and hail storm passed over this
locality last night. .-%.
4 Student Halvorson conducted re-
ligious services in the Grue school,
house Sunday evening, and will al
so hold religious service every Sun
day evening during his stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Halvorson
OF Idaho arrived here last week af-
ter few years. absence, and will
now stay at their old home at Eagle
Lake.
X. Thompson marketed hogs at
Spicer today.
Nels Casperson has spent couple
OF days visiting in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ed Carlin of Kandiyohi Wis
tied at her parental home here for
couple of days last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charley Erickson
were very pleasantly surprised last
Saturday evening a large number
Of their friends. Everybody pres
ent reports having spent an enjoy
able evening. The guests left
sum of money as a memento of the
occasion.
P. C. Sorenson will leave for his
new location at Alverado tomorrow.
A. Anderson of Kandiyohi made
pleasant visit at the A. Sands home
Sunday.
Joseph Halvorson of Danvers,
Minn., is visiting with his brother,
c. A. Halvorson, of this place.
Victor Anderson of Kandiyohi
had narrow escape fom being in
jured while he stepped off the pas
senger train, as the cars did not stop
at the Grue station but compelled
him to step off while the car was in
motion. Mr., Anderson sustained
slight injuries to his knee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Murray of
New London visited in this vicin-
ity last Sunday.
Miss Ragna Erickson has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. N.Y.
gard of Willmar, a few days re-
turning home today.
Chris. johnson of Willmar spent
Sunday at the Gunderson home.
Mrs. H. c.. Gunderson and son
Bonnie visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Kleven and family last Sunday.
Grain is growing very slowly this
spring. What we need is some
warm weather, which we hope to
get soon.
Chris Kolsing made a pleasant
visit at the Kleven home Saturday
evening.
Arthur Kleven made business
trip to Willmar Saturday.
A. Sands young folks were guests
of the L. z. Thompson family Sun
day. JUNIOR.
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| ~ GREEN LAKE
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SPICER, May 13.-The founda-
ton of the new bank building to
be put up at Spicer this summer
was commenced last week.
Miss Marie Knudson came home
Wednesday from Glenwood, where
she has been working for some
time.
CLAUS Anderson, from the vicin-
ity of Willmar, was in this town.
ship on business last Friday.
Jack TAFT visited with his folks at
Diamond Lake over Sunday.
The measly measles is an unwel-
come guest in quite a number of
homes of this community this
spring.
Patrick Downs is reported to be
very i'll with pneumonia.
Considerable grading was done
on the grounds around the Swedish
church at Spicer last Thursday.
Miss Jane McRae of Harrison is
staying with Mrs. B. F. Kucheman
for few days.
Eddie Guam and Elmer Broberg
Of New London were at Spicer
Wednesday, billing a play that will
be given by local talent at New
London, May II.
The social in the church base
ment last Thursday was quite we'll
attended in spite of the measles at
so many homes. Some over nine
dollars was added to the ladies'
treasury.
Carl Forness Of Irving, who has
been working for Severt Olson this
spring, was taken very sick with
bronchitis last week. 1t was feared
that it would turn into pneumonia,
but the last report is that he is
somewhat better.
Mrs. M. COPYRIGHT Of Spicer is
on the sick list this week.
The Ladies' society of the Green
Lake church will meet at the home
of Halvor Haverly on Wednesday
afternoon, May q.
A number of young people from
Spicer and vicinity drove to New
London Wednesday evening to at
tend the organ concert given at the
Swedish Lutheran church. Fhe con-
cert was unusually good and will
long be remembered by all who
were fortunate enough to hear it.
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The Prince of Liars" at Benson.

The prince of LARS dramatic
company of the St. Agnes Guild
was greeted by a full house at Ben
son last Friday evening. The sum
of $50 was realized, OUT Of which
rs per cent was given to the Benson
guild. A reception was rendered
the Willmar players at the Mrs.
Thornton home after the play. Be-
sides the players the following Will
mar people attended the Benson ap-
pearance: Mrs. Ella H. Mantor,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Garwell, Misses
Jessie Spicer and Alice Dean and
Messrs. r. w. Stanford, Frank
Hall, Philip Gates and Albin Carl
SON
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PR1NSBURG, May 13.-The re-
cent thunder shower has set all ma
ture rejoicing. The grass seems to
grow an inch a day, and early sown
grain is coming up nicely.
Mr.. Reetz started to plant corn
on Saturday, but he is the only
farmer we know of who has any
corn planted. Much land must yet
be plowed for corn,~ and even some
for barley.
+ School closed last Friday in the
Van Buren, district, where Miss
Bessie Scribner has been teaching.
A very entertaining program was
presented by the pupils and list
ened to by parents and friends.
Ice cream, lemonade and cake
were partaken of by all present.
Albert Van Buren, is on the sick
list with some lung trouble.
Miss Lilly Van Levern, teacher in
Dist. "a, is still i'll with the measles
but hopes to be able to resume her
school work some time this week.
Dina Roelofs kept school during
the county examinations held last
Thursday and Friday.
Measles have made their appear
ance in the families of Herman and
Carrot Ledeboer.
H. Bruggers marketed two loads
Of hogs at Raymond Monday.
A meeting Of the shareholders
Of the Farmers telephone line was
held Saturday afternoon in the
PIinsburg schoolhouse, and the pro-
posed line into Roseland township
was approved of. A new switch
was also decided upon. There will
be some fourteen telephones on the
new line.
G. Wieberdink has decided not to
buy land in Mile Laos county, but
is looking around for a farm for
sale here.
Miss Sadie Myers was i'll last
week.
Mrs. Bertha Knott and daughter
Alvina visited with Mrs. G. Knott
and the Bruss family in Roseland
Sunday.
Lou Myers drove to Raymond on
business CD after supper Saturday
evening.
Miss Annie Roelofs was quite
sick with the measles last week.
Poortinga and son, the carpenters
who have the building of the large
barn on the Huisinga farm, have
the frame of the building up already.
The result of the fishing trip of
Messrs. Stob and Van Reitz, men,
toned in our items last week, was
very satisfactory as they caught
some $50 bullheads, snooks, etc.
A farmer in Roseland township
went to Lake Waconda last week
and caught over 500. so a-fsh-
ing we will CO.,
Nick and Tom Decker spent last
Tuesday with their parents in Rose
land.
Mesdames Damhof and Van der
Einde visited with the H. J. Roe
lOfS family FRIDAY.
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CROPS ARE DOING VERY WELL
In SPITE OF WINTRY WEATHER

N. O. Nelson, Of the Famers Ele-
vator, made a trip thru the coun-
try to the south last week. He
said that he was unable to find a
single field of wheat that has as yet
been damaged by the backward
spring weather. He found an occa-
sional dead kernel in the oat fields
but whether killed by the frost or
simply poor seed he was unable to
saw. 49, =
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I KAND1YOHI, May l4.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Isaacson were in At
water on Monday.
Charles Gabrielson was in At
water on business last Friday.
A w. Linderholm had blowing
bee last Saturday.
Elmer johnson and Helen Ceder-
strom were visitors at the home of
Jonas Berg in tennessee last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Glader of
Atwater visited at thehome of Peter
Norman on Sunday.
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New london News

NEW LONDON, May 13.-Rev.
and Mrs. Carl Norberg arrived
here last Thursday and Rev. Nor
berg will take charge of the Nor
wegian Lutheran churches at New
London, Irving and Gausdahl, be-
ing formerly Rev. Midthun's call.
The Norberg family will occupy
the Mrs. Lindgren residence.
Ole Sundby has resigned his po-
sition with the New London Mil
ling Co., and has secured work in
the gravel pit. Herman johnson
has taken his place on the mill
dray.
A high class concert was given in
the Swedish Lutheran church last
Wednesday evening, when the
great organist, Prof. Selberg, as
sisted by his wife, Mrs. Sophia Sell
berg ,of Christiania, Norway, ap-
peared before a good-sized audi
ence. Prof. Selberg is master on
the pipe organ, while Mrs. Selberg
possesses a fine soprano voice.
They left on Saturday for the Grow
River church, where they gave a
concert Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Murray of
Kandiyohi have moved into the vii
lage, going to housekeeping in the
Aug. Norstedt building. Mr.. Muir
ray and his brother have jobs in the
gravel pit.
Albert Ahlberg has resigned his
job at the mill and has gone to
Dickinson, N. D., where he will
try to secure homestead: 1
Bertel Swenson has gone to Will
mar and has secured work in liv-
cry barn. r.
P. L. Peterson, of this village,
and Sammie Anderson, Of Belgrade,
drove to Willmar last Wednesday.
EdW> Lungstrom, our hustling
confectionery dealer, has added
greatly to the appearance Of the in
terror Of his building, having re-
papered the walls and ceiling, and
put in new floor. He has added
an ice cream parlor, where old and
young people can take their
y. Spruce in and give her dish
of Mr.. Lungstrom's own make.
III. Kelly has rented the up
stairs part Of. the barber shop,
where he will live during the sum.
mer. =s5 IS
Emil johnson is busy preparing
the foundation for the new addi-
ton to his building. He has made
q dump car Of his own invention,
which he is. using in leveling ur
the lot. as.
3. Stansberry Of Whitman was
up here in his automobile last Fri
day returning Saturda
Cling Larson came up from HUI
ron, S. D Saturday and spent Z
few days with his children here
Landl ord Guam is turning bis
Great No rthern hotel lots into one
ot TIE prettiest spots 81 town He
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

Mrs. John M. Downs underwent
an operation for appendicitis last
Thursday at Asbury Hospital, Min
neapolis. She has been very i'll,
but the operation was success and
she is reported to be over the dan
ger point. Mr.. Downs came down
from Winnipeg two weeks ago,
and on Tuesday of last week took
Mrs. Downs to Minneapolis, and
has been in attendance at her bed
side and at his home since that
time. The many friends of the
family will rejoice with him that
the crisis is past.
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has been busy the past two 81
three weeks cleaning up. old tin
cans and is now leyeling it.up with
black loan and sod. r 81
P. A. Brogren went to Minnea-
polls Monday to attend the trial Of
his son, Anton, which was held the
following day.
New London is getting its share
in the dramatic line. The Dra-
matte club will present the play en-
titled, "A Wife Wanted,'' which
will be presented tomorrow (Thurs-
day. evening. .s~..1@
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

John Schwartz, who was injured
in the yards here about year ago
and who recently returned from a
trip thru Germany, France and TIA
ly, went to the cities last Monday
to consult specialist. His foot
which was injured is far from be-
ing we'll and will have to be oper-
ated upon again.
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FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE.

v Most everybody in these times
does care. They want the quality
and the up-to-date appearance what
goes with the clothing we sell. We
only ask fair trial, that's all.
The Rodlun Shoe & Clothing Co.
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! uLAN4NEAOOEE, May l4.-D. "A.
Peterson has gone to Willmar to
assist his brother William do some
mason work this summer.
Miss Esther Melin is sick with
the measles.
Andrew Johnson of Atwater was
around here buying cattle one day
last week.
Miss Alvina Barker returned
home last Saturday from Kandiyo-
nj, where she conducted state ex-
aminations in her school north of
that village on Thursday and Fri
day.
Andrew Peterson Jr. has been
suffering with a severe ear trouble
the past week.
The coffee social at A. Nelson S
place last Friday was we'll attended.
The net proceeds amounted to
about six dollars. The next social
will be held at the home of Peter
Olson next Thursday afternoon.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hjalmar Peterson was quite sick the
past week with bronchitis. On
Thursday DR.. Branton of Atwater
was called to attend him. At this
writing he is greatly improved,
Mrs. A. 0. Narverud and son
John and Mrs. A. Lee spent Sunday
afternoon with Andrew Peterson,
who has been sick. He has been
suffering from tuberculosis Of the
spine and has been unable to stand
on his feet for thirteen months.
Harold Anglund has hired out to
J. S. Anderson for the summer.
B. E. Anglund has bought a
horse from George Williams for
$3.50.
| Mr.. Feleen of Willmar was
around here last week fixing sew
ing machines and tuning organs
and pianos.
There will be- confirmation next
Sunday forenoon at the Swedish
Lutheran church in Atwater, when
some of our young folks will he
confirmed. Communion services
will be held on Monday evening.
Marshall Peterson has left for
parts unknown. He even failed
to tell his wife where he was going
1t is said that a pocket book belong
ing to Mrs. H. w. Bright is also gone
to parts unknown. Peterson and
his wife have been staying at Mrs.
Bright's home since last winter.
The pocketbook contained about
seven or eight dollars.
Rumor has it that wedding bells
will soon be ringing in this vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Anglund and
daughter Marion spent Sunday with
relatives in Atwater.
Ed johnson is assisting H. w.
Bright with his work during the
absence of Marshall Peterson.
The temperance league meeting in
Dist. So last Friday was not as well
attended as it ought to have been.
| A short progam was rendered. 1t is
shame that some young men, who
lit seems ought to be past the Small
boy" stage, come to these meetings
solely to make a disturbance. II
they have so much to talk about
they could do it after the meeting.
If they are not interested in the
temperance work common decency
should anyway keep them from in
terrupting the work of those who
are interested in the good work.
No person who wishes to be respect.
ed will break up or interrupt
meeting even if he should not be in
sympathy with it's purpose.
II Miss Christine Erickson, teacher
in Dist. SO, spent Sunday at her
home in Atwater.
II Several from here attended the
Japanese supper" given in the At.
water town hall last Friday evening
!, for the benefit of the M. E. church,
49,. PAT.
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DELIGHTFULLY."- Offensive.

Dave !. was a well known conductor
on on southern. railroad in years gone
by. Many recall his portly form, inf
mite good humor and Astounding jests.
On one occasion Dave was giving
vent to his dislike Of. the ways of a
certain official. He expressed himself
as follows: Fellers, | do think the old
colonel has more fascinating ways Of
making q man hate him than any man
i lever knew Of. = E 81 IF If
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

Lars Tendall and wife returned
last Sunday from. a trip to the
coast. They visited several Pacific
coast points and had been gone
about three weeks. They had a
very enjoyable time and. Lars is
very enthusiastic in his praise OF
the conditions as he found them out
west. Il :@@.:155 >:s= >55s.=.
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Sealing Wax:

Sealing wax in the present form was
first noted IN Londo Ii the middle Of
the sixteenth century "a sort OF earth
was used BY the ancient Egyptians IN
sealing papers and docum The
5Egyp tians placed such earth on the
horns OF cattle and upon It was stamp.
ed the seal of the priest Thus were
Identified the cattle to be used IN the
various sacrifice London Saturday
Review.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

<Anders sSkoglund, "a native Of
Rattvik, Dalarne, Sweden, arrived
here Monday en- route for Spicer,
in the vicinity Of which he has rel
atives. Mr.. Skoglund spent the
last seven years at Stockholm, from
which place he arrived here:
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J No NJ ore Pioddinn.

super fciality Is the 5bane 81 the day,
I and backed up as It 80 often is, by
colossal self esteem and forwardness
.lt adds aformid bic contingent to the
smust-get-on classes OF people. No one
wants 70 plod nowadays; the getting
On must be rapid and II trying to at
tain money without .hayy wing to work for
~ false hood, dishonest and unfeeling
neartlessness creep london z. P.'s
Week.
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Quarantine.

The %Lombardians were the first peo-
pie to use effectual quarantine meth
DDS against the plague and other in
fectieus diseases, and mention Of a
quarantine is made in Lomhardy and
Milan In the years 1874, 1883 and 1899.
Prior to that time the Christian COM
munities resigned to the visitation OF
the plague, regarding the dread disease
as divine punish ment estminster
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

Peter Swenson, who sold out his
interests in Pennock in March, is
building a store building opposite
the Green Lake State Bank at Spi-
Ger, where he expects to go into the
grocery and confectionery bust
ness. Andrew Fridlund of this city
is assisting him in the erection of
the building. e
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

There will be a basket social at
John Bitterness place, three miles
north Of the city, in the evening
Of May Is. Lunch will be served,
and the proceeds will go. to the Or
phans Home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-15

The building Of the 500 extension
from Brooten towards Duluth is
we'll under way. Brooten citizens
have good hopes Of their village be-
coming a division point and a place
of some Importance. b.