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Mower County transcript., 1907-02-27
BROWNSDAL.E.

VIM. +. Iorns and family. have re-
turned from Newport, Neb., where
they lived for nearly two years. He
thinks of locating again in this vicinity.
Mrs. VIM. Legion went Monday to
join her husband at Freeport, III.
The blethodists are ABOUT TO reseat
their church. :, The Ladies Aid Society
has assumed the payment of 500 Of
the expense and sufficient has been
subscribed otherwise to raise the bal.
anco necessary.
Carl Hoberkorn, living in the town
Of Waltham, died Saturday; aged u
years. =s3@si Il. .'.
Many in this locality have been sick
with colds and grippe, but at present
are. well or improving. y. .,%. !. :.!
3: Mayor Nate Palmeter surprised this
community Monday evening by bring
ing home bride on his return from
his n 0rther1l trip. II 4. .s5 s y. .sa
Mower County transcript., 1907-02-27
ASARGEA.NT

A serious wreck occurred early Fri:
day morning just north of this village
A Chicago Great Western extra ran
into passenger train on the main line
injuring 13 persons, five seriously
A freight was ahead Of the passenger
and becoming disabled 1.-THE passenger
was helping it into a siding, when the
extra crashed into the rear coaches. A
tiagman sent back returned before the
track was clear. Five were seriously
il jured. The baggage and mail cars
were completely smashed. DR.. N. c.
Thimsen, the company's local surgeon
at Hayfeld, was promptly at the wreck.
Conductor Reeder of the passenger was
badly injured. The baggageman may
die. Traffic was resumed by noon.
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CORNING

Gust Paulson is home for weeks
vacation from the watch making school
in Minneapolis. ~. !. &5> 5a &tI. +.
j Ole G. Johnson and son, Otto, OF
North Dakota are visiting at O.. "a,
Christianson's @< 7: s-r@: ..*
Corning creamery paid 50 cents fol
butter last month. s5s... i, ty5 i ..I5.5 d.
Marbo Aldal is going to. run his
fathers farm the coming year.
Otto Paulson is going to North
Dakota next week to take a home,
stead g.5. d s,s 5,45 ,l 81. ID 4. ].
*: Lena Klemstad is at home for aweek
from her duties at, school.
. Mr.. and Mrs. al a.. Dalager Sun
dayed at B. Christianson's. # II.
O., Falked has been visiting with
friends in. the neighbo orhoQd for some
time past. ,si8. VI .5. 8.
Mr.. Van Ornum is planning on build.
ing large barn this spring. 81
Laura Rowe spent Sunday at E
Z Lostegard's IassIs s;5 .s
The telephone comp hould put
lights Oh their poles so the ople q
the neighboIhood don 'ttArnh into them
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LANSING

Mrs. Elsie Vaughan returned from
DesMoines, Ia., Tuesday. Sd" L."
Mrs. Cad Henderson and Mrs. Mert
Seavey were called to Hayfield Thur
day by the serious illness of their
father, Mr.. Josephson. :. -s.~
S. p. Christensen went to Albert Let
Thursday to attend the Butter Makers
Convention. 5.~ .>..
Mrs. Vermilya and son returned to
their home in Renova Friday.
Mrs. Cronon made trip to Rose
Creek Friday. 5..z.
George Jennings and Miss Jennings
| OF Grand Meadow visited their sister,
Mrs. Lindsey, the last Of the week.
Miss Dumphy visited her sister in
Oakland Friday and Saturday.
Jas Ballweber Of Austin was q busi-
ness caller Saturday. -..s
D. II. johnson and son; Forest,
visited with Miss Veta johnson at
Pillsbury Academy, Owatonna, satur-
day. e s .ss ,..l.3. !. :.
VIM. Crane Of Austin was in the vii
lage w Wednesday- -..a 4.
Mrs. Smith of Minneapolis visited
with Aunt Lizzie Lyons Sunday.
MI. and Mrs Guy Chaffee Of Otranto
La, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chaffee. 513 .s. &5.55s II .ag
Walter Rector spent Sunday. with
friends in Rose Creek .+. 6, NJ .s=. B
Miss Lila Loucks of !, Austin was a
guest Of Hattie Mcintyre T Friday
There was no church service Sunday,
owing ito. !. Rev. G. C..s. j ID B Bel den being
called to- attend 8 funeral. q. 81
Tie dinner and supper served BY
the ladies Friday, Feb. q was sue,
cess socially as we'll as financially.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs
lE. 81. Wells Thursday afterno On.
Messrrss. IL, ID Edgar Ierry and Jerome
| N Wensole of 'A1sti visited friends here
Flidlay, & event.
1 j. G. Y Vaughan and daughter, Mary
left for ~ yndmere, D., ruestdaay
morning % visit relatives, II.
otto Kemstad aged q y, whose folks
Hive al sauk Rapids, died of yphoi,d
|feyer Friday 81 the home. .of Edwin. n Y.
/ Nellerfin y dolpho, ore Az has beer a1
|iivlng since last y vember Funera
seryices were hold ~ the house SUNDAY
/ fternoon. eohdnc ted p
i IBslden of Anstin. ntel1nent II
IJdolpho cemet Kay EAa Il u h
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ELKTON.

O. M. Words, who is working with
the bridge crew of the G.. G.. w. R'y,
spent few days of last week with
his family. =.s6@e :5@ 4 !:
Mr. Eagle has finished pressing fax
straw and will move to Rose creek to
bail what is there. #,s@s
G. c.. tHogen made business trip
to Renova last Friday. &, 4 !. ...5 .s III 5s. .s
The village council granted O.. j.
sMyhre license for another year. (. # .#5 55
\ We note that G. w. Eastman ship
ped out several cars Of grain last
week. He had been blocked up pre-
yiOus to this. @ 5s 11, Z.
] sCava naugh of Adams who was
in the Sargent wreck, stopped here
the same afternoon, and says that he
don 't@want to experience an ything3
like that again. He was not hurt to
speak Of s3 4 8| ~ .3. s..5.5 5S5
i i b Miss Maggie. Kraft was pleasantly
surprised last Thursday night. 1t be-
ing her 8th birthday She received
a number OF useful presents and
there was a large crowd OF neigh
1bors and friends present among those
from away was her friend from Rice
vile. They*Were served to aS bOunte--
GUS supper and all enjoyed "a good
time. Miss Miller of Grand Meadow
lis visiting her aunt Mrs. g. .sB. Smith
s;sSs Mayor Jordan Of 1Taopi was a call
,er one day last week
Ezria Mitchell Of Taopi was doing
some trading In olr. il1age last week
{ as was also several other Taopites:
That right, when you want q good
4 deal come to EI on. is#s ssit.
Messrs. g Isl Eastman, i. sDaumr
mann, Sievertt and g. BrownloW
expert to have q sewing achine here
from altham. They are going to
have lot ofs lum mber sawed out Sof
! respeetiy Eoyes
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r. ROY

s mn q =, rro,. Eridov- -esvn,, lv fha RI II.
go, go 6 g. az a,,at;. q ~ -
,.a !, q $3.50.
lent supper and well patronized.
II: @. u. CasWell Of Winona was shaking
.111us 3 !" ~ l,o's = A'' : .01
'' Z i'''. J" 80
Dr.. Milton Daily Of Sioux City, Iowa, Iowa
is visiting hs mother q Mrs. Jane Daily, D
who has been seriously i'll, but is
thought tn be slightly improving. Mr..
Will Daily of Dexter is also making q
brief visit at the maternal home.
Misc Roaa;a Mc Kaa who Is teaching
= stawartvil,a snent sat,,rf,a az and sun.
a : 4 har i oma IN LEROY VS. Il
7s.7 ..@.,....f 81. 81. 81. n.
me evanseils.le meeIinss :. ~
fresDyterlah res ciuicl' aie growing - =
teiesI anu !" - ~ oonsinoo 'n,o - ~
thls ~ Weeksevery ''A.elnoon anu evenine
except oasuluay' nev. re'lanu = :, =
1orclole speaker presenting 'ne 'iu.n
IN 2 convincing lnal1nel 't io' ~ 70 sain
sald' as IS evlnceu oy 'ne increase -
numoelS h "liu inteieSs u us <'uoiel''e' 't
Mrs. w. H. Brown visited in Spring
Valley last week. T.. ". .@...
., :.
Jesse W. la i"uev u'oe q nes noue
on east Maln o.' nuieu"y oi'si noou ,
feD. H. lSo'' u ocla'i''a anu sen1ia'
Dreak oo"n' No nas oeen .pieeop.loly
1alhng loi n"ny lnonsne ouo nop'
aDo"t anu attenueu W BUSINESS s.S lous
as IL was poseiu!o W w eo' ".a voc
porn o' IL = pslian'l' M,on.' ap.n = .oso' ~
came IRON tnelo W LIZ anu iloln sn1lo
70 Cresco, Iowa, Mneio way O. ioo' ~ !,
was marileu 70 MISS nl"ty Dioun'' Gu.
August cs'me Will LIS Diiuo '..u
settleo III Leroy ano was ono " 'no -
pioneer gram oe.iois VI 'nlS o''S' -
io'4 No oPenueu 'ne uiue s s'o.o ooluo'
ooeaf,l,v carried on hoth that and the
.r.;, h,,s;roea Nav 1at 1895 ha ioin.
ed tho Enraka lodoa A. r & A. NJ of
roRov ond IN 1900 ha io;nad tho Roval
Mower County transcript., 1907-02-27
GRAND MEADOW.

A Washington sociable was held at
the opera house Friday evening by
the M. E. Ladies Aid and the Mems
aid. -.
i. August Grimm left Tuesday for
Colorado to look up land.
L. T. Jester and family intend to
move to St. Paul soon. He has sold
his residence here to T. N. Davis.
Mrs. P. Commit is visiting friends
in Faribault. - =
The union meetings here closed
last week Tuesday evening. They
have been productive of much good
Miss Bessie Tubesing spent Sun
day in Spring Valley.
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III E'tlJ''TI,Il.R.

Mrs. r. d. ,iregg visited with Mrs,
George Aultfa atherg 4 uesday.
Mrs. Vest and Mrs. Andrew Ault-
father attended the quilting at Mrs.
Will Aultf father's Thursday. !.
Little frankie and Mildred Duerst,
who were quiet sick last week, are get
ting better. -#5
Mrs. Andrew Aultfather gave 9 din.
ner to relatives Tuesday, it being het
mothers, Mrs. Robertson, list birth.
day. I. HI III H
Will Aultfather's people Sundayed at
Adam Duerst's. "
Ed Wiseman and wife are visiting
with his sisters, Mrs. George Aultfathel
and Mrs. Will Hotson.
Amos Clark was on the sick list last
week. 5. ..s il,
Frank Spooner was calling on rela.
tives here this week.
Ed DeRemer and family spent Sun.
day at George Howard's. .:.....,.
aAMarvin Clark sold a horse tQa Frank
spooner this week.
Mower County transcript., 1907-02-27
DEXTER.

Mr., and Mrs. l.. Hanson spent Sun
day in Brownsville the guests of the
Nels Peterson family. 49,.
Mrs. w. A. Medbery went to Austin
Saturday.
G. A. Wright of Grand Meadow was
in town Friday. # H..
c.. v. Miller of Sutton will soon
move into the Eckford residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Jester went to
Minneapolis Tuesday to visit relatives.
They are on the way to their home
in Washington after spending the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. W. a.
Buck. - '.- <.*- "
Frek Conklin spent Saturday and
Sunday with his brother at Medford.
D. w. Medbery was in Brownsdale
on business Saturday. - "
D. L. Mills and family left for
Clarion, Iowa, Tuesday, to visit rela-
tives. Mr.. Mills has not yet decided
on a new location. ......
The Congregational Ladies. Aid
will meet with Mrs. Jens Reese
Thursday. st .
Chas. Miller of Sutton expects to
open up his store here in a few days.
A canvass is being made, with ref
erenee to having special evangelistic
meetings held here. ...
The question of license will be sub
mitter to the voters here at the com
ing election.
The Masonic lodge, whose lodge
rooms were burned in the Medbury
fire has rented the rooms over Buck
store and is fitting them up for use
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Reese will go tt
Milwaukee in April to reside.
Mower County transcript., 1907-02-27
OAKLAND

George Wiseman has sold his team OF
fancy drivers to J. M. Lindsay of Aus
tin. Now what will the Oakland girls
do? >@- r.
Hon. Thomas J. Lightley entertain
ed company of lady friends includ'
ing the school ma'am at dinner and
supper Saturday. ,'H~s ss-,5..,
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet Wednesday of this week with
Mrs. Fuller Mann. A missionary
meeting will be held in connection.
Miss Wyant of Austin visited at
Hans Runnng's Friday and Saturday.
Howard Dearmin is moving back to
his own place and Ray Dearmin takes
his place on the old Pace farm. ~
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Mann entertain
ed nelghbors and friends delightfully."-
on Wednesday evening. Games. music
and refreshments.
Fuller Mann was in Albert Lea last
week in the interest of the town of
Moscow regarding bridge damage
caused by the digging of the big ditch.
The Presbyterians held social at
the church Tuesday evening of this
week.
Buttermaker Westvig attended the
Buttermaker's convention at Albert
Lea Thursday.
Peter Christianson, the Lansing
butter maker, visited at John Registers
last week and took the train here
Thursday to attend the buttermaker's
convention. IS ..1ias, q. z....,.5 ~5#1.
The school social at the Woodman
hall Friday evening was grand sue.
cess. About $40 was taken in for the
school organ fund. A fine program
was given. Miss Dumphy is teacher.
Miss Mabel Jones was home over
Sunday from Albert Lea college.
Miss Farr, teacher in Moscow, visit.
ed in Alden Saturday.
The Four Corners Telephone com.
pany has just issued new directory.
Mrs. Frank Morgan visited her mo
ther, Mrs. Mary NJ. Pace, in Austin
Saturday and. Sunday.
Mrs., w. F.. Hatch visited her son
Clarence in Austin last week. ..
Mrs. Martin Tracy of Manly, Iowa
visited relatives here last week.
There was a good attendance at the
Baptist Ladies Aid at the church
Thursday and good time.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Pace of Austin spent
Thursday with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Morgan. i. I}l@ -
Mrs. D. NJ. Jones was in Austin
Monday on business. .s l.. .--
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LYLE

An interesting Washington pro,
gram was given by the grades of oul
graded schools Friday afternoon.
The Lyle base ball team organized
Tuesday evening for strenuous sea
son. Officers elected were F. M
Beach, manager and treasurer; A
E. Johnson, secretary; T. b. Myhre
captain.
A petition has been filed with the
village recorder to submit the ques
ton of license to the people at the
coming election.
Mrs. E.. L. Slindee of Adams spent
last week with her parents; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Peterson.
i The W. c.. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. H. G.. Dahl Thursday afternoon
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RACINE,

The NJ. E. ladies gave Washing
ton program at the church Friday ev-
ening. p
Union evangelistic services every
two weeks at the Evangelical church.
Miss Emma Ballou of Mandan, N.
D., came last week to visit her sister,
Mrs. Lewis Schwartz. Il :,
James Richards and daughter
Merle left Thursday for Los Angeles,
Cal, to seek relief for the latter
who is poorly. r -5.9. =. ..s. H
u. Wallace Kinyon has returned from
his Texas trip. He bought land there:
Mrs. r. III. Russell of Stewartville
visited at, A. W. SanbOrn's Thursday.
Rev.: Werner left Tuesday on a
Texas trip. 4. Eli. ). :. n. &.
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A Valuable Lesson.

aa"Six years ago I learned a valuable
lesson,' writes John Pleasant, Of Mag
nolia, Ind. "[ then began taking DR..
Kings New Life Pills, and the longer
1 take them the better l find them"
They please everybody: Guaranteed
at K @. Wold's, druggist Csc:
Mower County transcript., 1907-02-27
AUSTIN steam Laundry.

Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at the
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style of the art. No chemicals used
Laundry delivered free Of charge
tiiveua d trial. "a i !
+ r.. M BURNH Am. Proprietor.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Fav-
.5: sOrlte. ~

awe prefer Chambeglain's Cough
Remedy to any other for our children
says Mr.. L. j. Woodbury. OF Twinlng
Mich. "It has also done the work for
us in hard colds and Group, and we take
pleasure in recommending It,. For
sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1907-02-27
!. !.

Mrs. Will 5Aultfather had a quilting
Thursday the 2lst, and about 16 ladies
were there to help herquilt. A bountis
full dinner was served and Mrs. Mable
Aultfather gave few selections on
the piano. 5s'5s Il 355
@ IA social dance was given at q. 81.
Lofts on Friday evening Quite 9
crowd was present and g fine lunch Y ll'
was served. n
Mrs. u Frazer and N IS. Amanda
Brooks visited al Mrs. VIII A.nltfath. Y q
Ier's last day.
Tie Silver Lea sewing Z lub will
meet with Mrs. ~ E. : ilgore Thurs A'll''f
day.
Willie and Harry Kilgore5 spent Sun IA
day with relatives at Otranto
MIS-. III. D. Carter. left last week for
Compton, to visit her sister 81 Mrs -
Emma Neild. . b
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25
BOOTLEGGER IS
NEATLY CAUGHT
Would-Be Dispenser of Booze al
Street Fair Sells TO WrOnq
Man and Lands i'm Jail.

Del Richardson fell into the tolls
OF Sheriff; Bonde last Friday and is
now serving time in the county Jail
for boot-lcgging. He arrived here
from Bcmidji a short time ago and
secured work with one of our local
plumbers. During the street fair
he foolishly hit upon the idea of at
tempting to supply the thirsty
among the big crowds that would
assemble here. He accordingly
took the train for Raymond, where
he secured stock of pint bottles,
which nc placed in a gunnysack and
took to Willmar on the night train.
The sheriff had secured an inkling
of his work and was successful in
buying a bottle from him, paying
fifty cents for the same. He
promptly arrested the man. Rich
ardson was brot before the munich
PAL court under the city ordinance
Monday of this week and pleaded
guilty. He was fined $50 or given
thirty days in Jail if the fine was
not paid. In the meantime his
family, which had been visiting at
Marshall, arrived here and they
were sent back to Bcmidji at once
as they were in destitute circum-
stances.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25
Swedish Play Was a Success.

The Swedish Dramatic Club of
Minneapolis presented the rural
comedy Liars Anders och Jan An
ders" at the opera House last Fri
day evening to packed house, and
by request repeated the perform
ance Saturday evening, as there
was a large number of people who
could not get admittance Friday
evening. The company fully sus-
tanned the excellent reputation they
made here last spring when they
presented "Vermlann ingar -
Every part in the play was we'll
filled, and there was not a dull mo-
ment from the rising Of the curtain
till it's going down on the last act.
The specialties by Miss sKlara Lar
son and "Olle i Skratthult' were
thoroly enjoyed by the audience.
! It is safe to say that if the com
pany returns to Willmar it will
play to a full house.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25
!: ! ||:>~%%$jjx&:S:l:SR9E559o!SRsfT5 SS959SsT

Roseland, Sept. % Threshing
is going at full speed nowadays and
few more weeks Of dry weather
will finish it.
Farmers are busy cutting their
corn, which made good progress
last week, altho the crop will not
be as heavy as last year.
Nanko Vos threshed as bushel
barley to the acre and is selling it
for 73 cents per bushel. Raise bar
ley, farmers.
The ditcher finished the Svobod-
ny and Gort ditch last Thursday.
Rynhard Kohls and Richard Sod
erberg have bought new Deering
corn harvester from the Danube
Hardware Co.
Mrs. L. Damhof and C. Christian
son have each bought new manure
spreader from Olivia dealers.
K. Dauma has purchased four
horse power gasoline engine and
feed grinder. Nick says feed is
too high priced to feed whole, anc
pumping water is too hard work tt
do by hand.
Quite a number of friends anC
neighbors helped Grandma Knott
celebrate her 18th birthday tht
other day.
The H. F. Bruss family spent :
few days in Chippewa county to at
tend the wedding of a niece Of Mr.
Bruss to Anton Hoenstein las
Wednesday,.
, Quite a number of people from
here attended the Willmar stree
fair last Friday and Saturday
Some report a good time, other
mot. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25
Library Notes.

At a meeting of the Library
board recently it was decided that
the children's books should be put
in their own room, which will ne
cessitate the purchasing of new
stocks. This will make the chill
dren's room quite an ideal one.
The stocks are getting crowded so
that others will have to be added
before l)ng.
The annual meeting of the Min
nesota Library Association is to be
held in the Twin cities the last of
the week. The meetings are to be
held in the capitol, and promise to
be very interesting ones.
There is a great dea! that is read
able in the library besides fiction.
DOM neglect it. .aS zz=." a5#
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25
GRIM REAPER
VISITS ST. JOHNS
Harry Peterson Taken Away in
Life's Early Morning Last
Thursday Afternoon.

Death messenger called at the
home Of Gustaf Peterson in the
township Of St. Johns last Thursday
afternoon at four o'clock and
claimed the son, Harry Lawrence,
after a very brief illness. He was
a strong, robust boy and enjoyed
his usual health and vigor until the
Sunday previous to his death. He
was then taken with a severe head
ache and the fatal malady developed
very rapidly. On the following
day monday he expressed the be-
lief that he would not live, and the
medical aid that was summoned
could do nothing to stay the dis
ease. He at once expressed the de-
sire to see his pastor, by whom he
was confirmed about a year ago,
and he passed away peace 'ully and
fully prepared to meet his maker.
Harry Lawrence Peterson was
born near Ringo Lake, Dovre town
ship, March 4, 1891. Several years
ago the family moved to their pres
ent home in St. Johns township.
He leaves the griefstricken parents
four sisters, Anna J. Peterson of
St. Louis, Mo-, Mrs. E. Evenson of
Harvey, N. D., Mrs. F. F. Nelson
of Willmar, and Edith, who is stay
ing at home; two brothers, Edward
and Reynold.
The funeral occurred last Sunday
afternoon. Brief services were
held at the home and the cortege
consisting Of thirty teams. pro-
ceeded to the Swedish Lutheran
church at Willmar, where service:
were held at three O'Clock. The
deceased had chosen the songs he
desired sung at the funeral, Nos
303 and ATS. Rev. G. Peterson de-
livered the funeral sermon, using
as his text Joshua Ill. The pal
bearers were Fritz Danielson, Ed
win Englund, August Johnson, Al
fred johnson, Victor Fridlund ant
Ernest Berg. The interment tool
place in Fairview cemetery.
The stricken family have thu
sympathy Of the community in thei
sorrow.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25
CUPID WOULD
HAVE NO DELAY
The Novel Way in Which Frank
Snyder and Miss Thora
HOaaS We're Married.

The local Singer Sewing Machine
agency enjoyed an exhibition last
Friday which had not been an
nounccd on the street fair program.
A well-dressed young couple came
by The agency windows and noticed
the presence Of Rev. H. C. Buell.
of the Presbyterian church. They
stopped and entered the store and
the young man addressed the cler-
gyman, stating that it was their
wish to be married. Always ready
to assist his fellow man at every
opportunity, Rev. Buell. signifed
his readiness to proceed at once if
the young couple so desired. Ac-
cordingly the wedding party was
arranged in a corner of the room
and the service was read which
made the young people man and
wife. They had entered the Singer
agency as Mr.. Frank E. Snyder
and Miss Thora M. Hoaas and they
joyfully proceeded on their way &
few moments later as Mr.. and Mrs
Snyder. The happy couple are resi-
dents of New London, MINI. Man.
ager Armstrong Of the Singer
agency was delighted at the epi
sode, as were his assistants. HI
states that he believes that this wa:
the first couple that was ever mar
ried in Singer Sewing Machine
agency.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25
Announcements

Having secured CONTROL by purchase of the business and good
will Of competitor in the laundry business desire to
that the future will conduct business
nearly cash basis possible Responsible parties will be allowed
thirty (30) days tme BUT NO LONGER Failure to make settle
men at end Of thirty days will work forfeiture of credit with
Strangers who desire credit "wi have to show u.s. their
credentials
We will endeavor to take Of the increase in business
the which have trade and believe that
we will be able to satisfy the most exacting
you find anything that don't suit return the article call
attention to the trouble, and will gladly reaunde the
without charge. Respectfully,
NIllrnar Steam Laundry