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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
GRAND GOLD MEDAL CONTEST
DURING w. C.T.U. CONVENTION

A Grand Gold Medal Contest will
be held at the Opera House on Fri
day evening, June IA. Those who
participate in grand gold medal
contest must be holders of both a
silver and a gold medal. Four
young people will take part in this
contest. They are Chauncey Frye,
Miss Ruby Odney, Miss Gertrude
Hilleboe and Albert Porter. Be-
sides the orations a good musical
program will be provided, consist
ing Of vocal and instrumental music.
This contest will be held in con-
nection with the annual convention
Of the Eighth W. c. T. U. District
of Minnesota, which will be held in
the Presbyterian church at Willmar
on June 13 and IA.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
FURNIIURESTORESOLD
Willmar Furniture Co. Store Is
Sold TO E. 0. krook, Furniture
Man of Ogden, Utah.
MARTIN OLSON GETS BIG FARM

A deal was consummated last Mon
day by A. p Adams, whereby E.
o. krook Of Ogden, Utah, became
the owner Of the Willmar Furniture
Company store, and Martin Olson
of Atwater became the owner of
very fine improved farm of 242
acres in Sec. %, Willmar township.
Mr.. krook has been in the furni
ture business for years, and knows
the business thoroly. Besides, he
is a cabinet maker by trade, and a
licensed embalmer in the state of
Minnesota, and there is no line in
the furniture business that he does
not understand.
Mr.. krook will take possession Of
the store as soon as the stock is in
voiced, and will move his family to
Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
GAuE !
E@S1 4&$lST.1l
E3l ! " BT1

GRUE, May 27.-A number of
farmers in this vicinity have finish
ed corn planting and are now pre-
pairing ground for flax.
A heavy rain storm passed over
this country last week. 1t was vel
come, as the fields were pretty dry.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Erickson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Gunder-
son Sunday afternoon.
A. D. Halvorson conducted relig-
ious services in the Grue school,
house Sunday evening. A good
crowd assembled. Of course there
was the usual trouble with poor
light and smoking lamps so that the
windows had to be opened. 1t does
seem that it would be possible for
this district to make some improve
ments in this respect. We hope
to see the next schoolmeeting take
steps for fixing up the interior of
the building in proper shape.
Miss Helen Gunderson is assist
ing Mrs. S. Sonderson of Dovre
with house cleaning.
Miss Agnes Erickson, who has
been teaching near Atwater, is now
at home.
The Eagle Lake congregation has
set aside May 80 as the day to dec
crate and fix up the church ceme-
terry lots.
Edw. Embertson has been at his
home here the past week, planting
corn.
knute Halvorson is reported to he
sick We hope for his speedy re-
covery. JUNIOR.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
lHG LILLIAN
A7ez| LETTER

LAKE LILLIAN, May 27.-The
year 1907 is like a lumber wagon
it has no spring.
Plenty Of rain last week: every
thing under water, and the cattle
are dying from starvation, as there
is neither hay, straw nor grass for
them.
Erick Lof left for John John
sons place in Winfield last week,
where he is building large barn.
Corn planting was set back last
week on account of the rain. Last
year corn was six inches above the
ground at this time, now one-third
is not planted yet.
Messrs. Peckenpaugh and Sal
strom of Olivia have been camping
at Big Kandiyohi lake the last week
and raked together fish, as many
sackfuls were taken.
Ernest Heglund left for Minnea.
polls last week to seek employment.
The Nelson Bros. passed thrr
here with an old threshing engine
on the way home from, Willmar
There will be some threshing done
next fall, we presume.
The Y..P. S. Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church met at E. Nor
din's home Sunday evening.
H. Ruud and E. Nelson fixed u,
the telephone line at 0. L. Erick
sons place last week. Now W.
shall have good service.
Miss Augusta Gustafson, who ha
been away for some time, is now a
home again.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

Program of the Annual Eighth Grade 0osing|
Exercises at the Opera House T0niqht.

Part |.
Declarations and Recitations.
Greeting Song, Girls Chorus.
THE Men to Make State" Au-
gust Paulson.
The Fifer and Drummer of Sci
tuate,' Alice Lindquist.
Thinkers Song Boys Chorus.
"A Gray Sleeve, Hazel Peterson.
''The American Flag John Rob-
|erts.
Mrs. Christopher Columbus, -
Roseltha Delleree.
Piano Solo, 'Sixiemo Nocturne, -
Viggo Larson.
The Battle of Lookout Noun
taln,' Clarence Cramer.-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
8 q % zl6lNG

SVEA, May 26.-The special
school meeting last Friday evening
was the best attended school meet
ing in Dist. IS for at least twenty
years. 1t was decided to build a
semi-graded school school building
for about $1,000. Messrs. P. O..
Nelson, A. 0. Nelson, J. O. Lund-
berg and J. Ed Nelson were elected
as building committee together
with the school board. 1t is the in
tention to push the work as fast as
possible.
Miss Lille Nelson has been visit
ing friends at Maynard the past
week.
Miss Hilda Rasmussen closed her
school term in town of Holland last
Friday, returning home Sunday.
Nels Carlson has been enjoying
visit from a brother who lives near
Center City.
Mrs. C. A. Lundberg of Willmar
was Whitefield visitor last week
NJ. R. Swenson sold one of his
driving horses last week.
The creamery checks were dis
tributed last Wednesday. The net
price for butter fat was q cents
Miss Louise Moline of Willmar is
staying with her sister, Mrs. P. N.
Olson.
The man that can sell jag Of
hay nowadays is more Independent
than Oil King Rockefeller.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
Will Be Graduated al ST. Cloud.

The graduating exercises of the
St. Cloud Normal school will be
held on June IL. A class of $50
will be given diplomas, among
whom are the following Kandiyohi
county students: -~*~~-> "..-~. :: - -
: Advanced course-.Ioseph Mag
nuson, Pennock.
Elementary graduate course-El-
la Catherine Findley, Spicer; He'd
Wig E. Lindholm, Kandiyohi; Flor.
ence Hoyt Malm, Raymond; Anna
H. Olson, Spicer; Edith Rose Par.
son, Spicer; Esther V. Peterson
Willmar; Hannah M: Redy, kandi.
yohi; Edith Eliza TAFT, Atwater
Anna Wilhelmina Whitcomb, At
water.
Elementary ourse-Emma Ran
dine Syse, Arctander.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

Piano Solo, 'Rondo Capriccioso, -
Julia P. Peterson.
Grafton, Our National Crime,''
Harrison B. Sherwood.
Defamation, The Death Disk
Georgia L. Madison.
Song, The Morning Ramble,''
High School Girls.
Defamation, The Union Sol
dier,' Albert G.. Porter.
Grafton, international Peace
Carl M. Jacobson.
Song, Class of 'O7.
Presentation Of Diplomas, Russell
Splcer, Pres. Board of Education.
Benediction.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
Twenty fifth Annual Commencement of Willmar
High School on Friday Evening, Nav 81.

PROGRAM AT OPERA HOUSE
Overture, High School Orchestra.
Invocation, Rev. M. B. Michael
son.
Defamation, "Hiawatha's Woo
ing Cora r. Berkness.
Essay, The Louisiana Purchase.
Margaret M. Martin.
Piano Solo, "A Whispering
Wind,' Cora E. Osmundson.
Defamation, Man Without a
Country Arthur R. Anderson.
Essay, Greek Sculpture, Edith
E. Hultgren.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
Willmar Seminary Will Have the Graduating
Exercises on Saturday Evening, June 1.

The graduating exercises Of the
Willmar Seminary will be held at
the Seminary Hall Saturday even
ing, June l, beginning at eight
o'clock. Owing to the fact that
the hall usually has been overcrowd-
ed at commencement exercises, it
has been decided to reserve the
seats and admit no more persons
than the hall will comfortably hold
Tickets will be on sale at Elfstrum S
drug store after p. M, Friday,
May 81. Admission Is cents. The
following program will be given
Hymn.
Scripture Reading.
Selection, Seminary Orchestra.
Salutatory, Free Trade,'' Wal
ter Englund.
Grafton, ''Protection,' Joseph
Stratte.
Piano Solo, Inga Grangaard.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

Grafton, Juvenile Criminals, -
Maybelle Holt.
Cornet Solo, Olof Thorpe.
Grafton, Success, Ellen Sven
son.
Cello Solo, Melodies in F, Arth-
ur Ogaard.
Orations, Newspapers Olof
Thorpe.
Trio-Minnie Nelson, Joseph
Stratte and Olof Thorpe.
Grafton, "Character,'' Ida Da-
rud.
Shorthand Test.
Valedictory, Self Control,' Ar
thur Ogaard.
Conferring of Diplomas.
Farewell Song, Glass.
Selection, Seminary Orchestra.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

TyzzijzS--;;6Pol2RTS - @

ROSELAND, May 26.-Rev and
Mrs. J. Dragt visited at Grandma
knott's place last Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Knott of Prinsburg, who
has been helping Grandma Knott
with her housekeeping, returned
to her home last Wednesday.
John Moorlag and daughter Jen-
ME made a business trip to Rem
Vile last Wednesday.
John Hirman of Priam was out
in Roseland to haul a load Of corn
which he bought of Albert Svo-
bodny.
Corn planting is still going on,
as most of the low and wet fields
were left unplowed last fall, with
the intention to plant corn, but this
spring is not much drier.
A party Of land seekers from
Iowa were out the fore part of the
week to look at the Mrs. L. Damhof
farm, now occupied by Gerhard
Damhof. At this writing we have
not heard if they bought or not.
H. F. Bruss acted as telephone
man last Thursday by putting in a
new phone at Richard Soderberg's S
place.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Herman
]. Moye last Sunday, baby boy.
Mother and babe are doing we'll.
Some of the daily papers are
boasting of how rich the northwest
ern farmers are getting now that
wheat is going away up; but it is
not the farmers that have the wheat
to sell now. They sold it when it
was away down, and now the specu-
lators are reaping the harvest of the
Farmers wheat.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Phare of
WiIlmar spent Sunday with the lat
ter's parents in RoseIand. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Poortinga OF
Holland worshipped in Roseland
last Sunday. ,..* -.
A collection was taken up in the
Reformed church last Sunday for
| the purpose of aiding poor students.
It amounted to S.. Is. .:.... Il.
Some posts have been hauled fol
1.-THE extension Of the Prinsbure
Farmers Telephone Line, which is
to be extended into Roseland, and
.|work on building the line will be
lcommenced as soon as the farmers
lare thru with their spring work.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
The Best Weekly Newspaper.

Martin Sorenson, formerly OF
Atwater, has been promoted to the
position of cashier in the Bank OF
Plainview, Neb. In renewing his
subscription for the Tribune for
next year MIR. Sorenson writes: 1T
lis now over five years since ! left
Kandiyohi county, and every week
the Willmar Tribune comes to me
like a friend from home with news.
/ think it is one of the best weekly
papers that / know Of would not
HE without it, and I wish to compll-
ment You on your success ii making
your paper what Il i jtoda. 4.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

Next Sunday morning at 1890
the monthly children's service will
be held, when the pastor will preach
especially to boys and girls. Sab
bath school at II M, and Christian
Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Topic: the
Progress of the Southern Noun
taineers- missionary meet
ing postponed from last week.
Evening service at 7:45. Sermon
subject. The Results Of True Dis
cipleship- 2O::21 -32. =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

A. E. Danielson and John Apple
gren went out to Lake Florida yes
terday to try with the so treach-
erously hidden barb to lure the fin
ny tribe from its native habitation. -
The editor wishes them good luck
and he has good reason for doing
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
GRAND JURORS.


court: d..
GRAND JURORS. /
To appear at 2 p. m. June "a,
1907. -
C. J Johnson, Mamre.
Jacob Jacobson, Arctander. RI
A. H. Rosenquist, Edwards.
John KIeberg, Fahlun. !.
P. C. Greenfield, St. Johns.
T. C. Leslie, St. Johns.
O. w. Kroona, Kandiyohi. "
J. A. Larson, Irving.
Aug. w. Anderson, Roseland.
E. F. Stuhr, Roseland.
Martin Mattson, Kandiyohi.
J. P. Johnson, Burbank.
VIM. Johnson, Lake Elizabeth.
P. A. Roen, Willmar.
Charles Miller, Harrison.
Andrew Peterson, Willmar.
Carl Skaalerud, Lake Andrew.
Charles Liebrantz, Roseville. =
C. J. Rosell, Gennessee.
M. Gauer, East Lake Lillian.
J. H. Carlin, Green Lake.
Leonard Larson, Colfax.
Fred Whitcomb, AtWater.
PETIT JURORS.
To appear at 10 a. m. June .,
1907.
Charles D. Elmquist, kandiyohi.
Syver Iverson, Arctander.
Hans E. Hauge, Arctander.
M. P. Hydin, Gennessee.
C.. Hennings, Willmar.
Frank Johnson, Atwater. Z
Charles Frans, Harrison. J
Martin K. Breen1s, Holland.
George johnson, Burbank. j
H. A. Lobnitz, East Lake Lillian.
Ole N. Dunham, Norway Lake "
M. Linman, Fahlun.
Alfred Lundberg, New London.
August Bitten, East Lake Lillian
Ed J. Johnson. Gennessee.
Frank krupke, Roseville. /
Oscar L. Osberg, Irving.
Jesse Larson, New London. ,
K. T. Rykken, Dovre.
Albert Bengtson, Lake Lillian
P. f. Lundquist, kandiyohi. {.
Daniel Murray, Willmar.
NJ. Mattson, Lake Elizabeth.
G. J. Kempf, St. Johns.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

Revs. E. E. Gynild, C. E. Nord-
berg and NJ. M. Midthun of New
London and M. B. Michaelson left
last Monday to attend a ''kredsmo-
de- near Appleton.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29

Frank Gustafson and son Alfred
were visitors in WiIlmar on busi-
ness last week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
HOUSEKEEPERS' CLUB.

The Housekeepers' Club will hold
their regular meeting at three
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, June
l, at Odd Fellows Hall. A large
attendance is hoped for as plans for
the September Flower Show will be
discussed. The committee has ar
ranged the following program:
Song Hi Ugh School Glee C1u b
Reading. ...-...........-...-..-A. F. Nordn
Reading On Culture of Bulbs
%.. - r,,<~~ Nj iss III aYth Haley
Clarinet Solo. III arris.ln Sherwood
krcir Albert Porter
Song High School Glee Club
Subjects for discussion are:
Bulbs and House Plants, Fish,
Cakes, Cookies and Gingerbread.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
List of the June Term Jurors.

The following is the list of grand
and petit jurors, drawn last Thurs
day, to serve at the June term OF
=.
court: 49,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
Invest Your Money IN Land
In Bowman County, North Dakota

We own over 100000 acres of valuable land in this
" county and offering same now at from $40 to
$3.50 Thousands of people are locating here
and in few years land will be worth three times
much ask for it at Your opportunltyls is
here buy at lowest prices, give liberal terms OF
payment-wrte US about them, stating how much land
you want to buy
You can raise enormous crops here-wheat flax, oats
rye etc. grown in immense quantities and bring
big returns Join of excursions and the land
for yourself be delighted with the outlook. You
will find every advantage for locating here good water
rich SOIL mild climate cheap fuel cheap lumber, and
ready market for all your produce.
Don't delay, won't last long such extremely
low prices We also locate you a Homestead ad-
Joining land of This just like picking $1,000 for
today MAPS lands
The WesternL Land Securities Co.
143 TO 147 Endioot Bldg. ~z*. St. Paul, MINI.
4. H. BROWN, Agent,
Wljllmar, Hmm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
POLICE OFFICER
MAY BE ROBBER

NORTH YAKIMA. May Is
Mayor Feohtur has auspendsd pa
trolman Robert Pierce on a com
piaint filed BY a Moxso farmer that
the latter bad been held up In an
alley and robbed Of o. Police OF
ficer Story has been implicated bur
no action has yet been taken IN bic
case.
OFFICER Pierce hAa demanded an
investigation and = special mSettnE
Of the city council has been called
10 praba into the allegations
Prinoaerp 10 the eily jail have re-
pcAiedty msse charges that certain
police officers have fleeeea thstn.
bat this Ia tho flrat case where a
formal charge has been filed and an
Investigation called for. Chief of
Police Miller insists ghat Police
Officers Pierre and Story 10 given
thorough examination
Tbs charges have eAussf hiE
sensation here. Both officers wefo
former members o. Company i %
this city. and served with diatiBe
tion In the Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
WALKED OFF WITH
HER MONEY

A warrant waa Issued yesterday
b. the prosecuting attorneys ~.
flee for the arrest OF Edward Keats.
charging him with the larceny Of
ftse0Q fFom Airs Myrtle Rowland.
Keats has not yet been arrested
According % the story told At the
prosecuting attorneys office. a
little over q year ago Airu. Rowland
secured a divorce from her husband
Ia Wisconsin aid waa paid g. 900
alim0ny She came 10 Seattle with
Keats. 70 whom she gave money At
different times Tor unsuccessful
business ventures. until her wealth
had ahruuk 10 less than 10000.
Keats then advised the trusting
woman % giye she money 70 him
aud be wouid pat u ia the safe at
the Cadillac Hotel at which they
were stepping Keats tooh the
satslope vtth the money. but failed
% leAya Il sith the hotel manage
msnt for safe keeping Or 20 return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
CRAZY MAN TRIES
SUICIDE TWICE


PORT TOWNSEND. MAJ is-Af-
tor attempting 20 cut his head OF
with a razor and lying FOR ~ hours
b. the roadside ia q eomi-eonEeiouf
condition. William n Miller had -
FAR recovered yesterday az 10 be- able
20 escape the vigilance az his
nurses 81 II Johns hospital. get
out Of bed and without eoat Or hat
make for town
Since the attempt last Tuesday
Miller has lmpiorod the physician
"a charge to ehlofoiorm him Dur
ing the night he removed the band
ages from hta throat and feopsned
the siH.inch wound which be had
made In a traitlens attempt 20 take
hla life
The sherifrs office was notified
early today that Miller had lsft The
hospital and q hurried search by
the officer and twa deputies reveal
"a Miller on a Hoad wagon beside
the driver coming toward the cts
when questioned where he was go
ing. be replied be wanted TO be
locked ap but would assign no rea-
son Why be wished 90 20 20 Jail
further than 60 say that be had no
friends and believed himself crazy
MILLER claims be has Il brother and
sister IN Niroqua Wisconsin.
Al 4 o'eioek yesterday a iunaey
commission composed ~ nr. John
W Edwards and Or J G. House
pronounced Miller insane and com
mitted him 90 the asylum Al
Rteilmrnon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

While much has been written
about the various Industries Of the
Pacific eeaHf. such AZ mining. lum-
boring. finhinK. etc. strange % say.
tries has been sadly overlooked.
We are all aware Of the large
profits derived from the salmon
and haiihut catches. and May Of
70 have q Fagus idea 81 the value
Of = whale few have, however, cqh-
able monsters Of the sea from a
monetary standpoint
For over three hundred years
whaling has been carried on all
over tie world IN every sea and
every CLINE. ard when Il IL rene M
bersd that enormous fortunes have
been built from the capture 81 this
half % the prod aets were saved. the
realisation Of the profits OF che
business can be obtained when the
work IL carried on by modern time
and money saving methoda
svend Foyn. born At Tonsbsrg.
NeFway, July > 1893. rose from =,
sEs. 20 heing the greatest enemy
10 the whale tribe that has ever
lived. and one Of the greatest bon
efactorH 10 hiH country ha LED a
poor life until isst, when he had
Prom that moment he Rrosperet u
avafythink he undertook In 1898
he turned his attention TO the whale
fisheries Of Norway. and commence
81 the chase with small steamer
hut the result vas Disappointing
bat q primitive Implement and set
20 work TO construct one 20 be
fired from Eun. lie succeeded ~
producing enc. which he Improved
Ia tine and supp lied with a shell
which. bursting whom IN the vitals
o. ne whale. either killed II at
once or wounded r. 50 a. 90 reduce
ffa escape 20 minimum. The fn.
vention cost him nearly $1,000. lie
shot the isYiathans like one shoots
birds" makinE an Immense fortune.
The small steamers which he oriE.
mated armed with his formidable
guns ard she'll harpcons. are nov
employed all over the world whore
modern whaling IL being carried
on. and gives employment 20 thou
sands 81 men. both In the chase
and In the immense factories N
IL now prepared for some branch
only one year ago last December,
the first modern whaling station
began operations on the Pacific
coast. ~ Vancouver island. and dur.
ing mo fret seven and one-half
months Of their operation they have
captured rs whales. which prod
ucfa amounted 60 t9HT.11o A re.
cent report states that IN one week
a whales were killed BY two
steamers. and they also hold tho
record % killing nine In one day
when one considers that a whale
IL worth 81 least tiaoo. some idea
OF the profits coming to our cana
diam brothers viii be realized
Their company was ChpttHli
at $500 GEO this sum was met by
the issuance ~ stock the shares
Of which readily sold a. par. $50
per share. before the company had
began operation. have now inereas-
ed to many times IT, original cost
To those not familiar with the
conditions tn the whaling industry,
from. the following facts will prove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
KENT NEWS ITEMS

kent. MAJ is-Tha Ladies
Guild met Thursday Afternoon b.
the 0uibefson block f0f q musical
and social meeting An exception
ally good pruAram ~as given BY
the ladies 81 the Kent Conaerya
tory OK Music Mss Nora CroN on
The violin. Mrs kieuatra. con
tralto Slayer. Mrs Miller and hof
pupils IN eiocuti0ns aad Niles l.
Fsurt. plAaist
Services viii b held a. asual
Sunday at the baptist church. The
subject at II a. m. viii be Know
edge o. ChrisI~ There viii be a
cong and aranEallaiio service 81 Z
. N. topic. Friendship This
IL the frat ~ series OF three sun.
day evening sermons on friend
ship. Love aud Natrlmony
Services AZ usual IN the Meth
odist church
There will be the following aerv.
tees Ia St James Episcopal church
next Sunday Holy com munlon
al 7iib q IN. Sunday school. AZ
e;ts. evening service. a. : o'clock Z.
subject. The Promised Comfort.
ef."
About fifty pupils we're taklng
the Eighth grade stats examlua.
ton here Thursday and Friday
Hair % them we're from Keut's
Eighth grade. and the other TWEEN.
tyfivs from Thomas. Christopher
and other schools around Kent
Ths commencement OF tho
Eighth grade and high school viii
be AZ the opera house. "Wednesday
evening. May % A chorus Ia prac.
tlciug frequently b furnish music.
The seniors are Issuing invitations
and making big preparations. The
seniors are Marguerite Madison.
vsva Titus. Hattie kunkla. Leila
Cooke. Helen Welsh. Kate B0Ykor.
Alkaline Molkie. Mildred Davies.
Edwin Mitchell. Erusat Johnson.
John q Stewart, Ray Root, MI
lard Calhoun. Keunth Kyes Frank
Smith. Noil shafer-sixtucn IN nll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

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