Willmar tribune., 1909-09-22
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A. P. Adams visited Raymond on i
business Friday.
Ray Leslie, cousin Of Mrs. S. B.
Chaplin, was here from Iuverne on
Friday.
Miss Rachel Thydin is spending
the week at the Gilbert Anderson
home in Mamre.
J. r. Sletten went to Summit,
S. D., Thursday on a trip combin-
ing business and pleasure.
George Bruce, formerly of this
city, was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Lewis Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Martha Botnen went to
Abercrombie, N. D.. on Friday for a
few days visit and to attend a
wedding.
Judge C. L. Brown was here for
day the latter part of the week
while returning to Minneapolis
from Morris.
Mrs. ]. H. Brown and Miss Win
fired Sherwood were week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brown of Benson.
Mrs. John Broberg and son Philip
Of New London, who have spent the
past month at Hillsboro, N. D., re-
turned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bingham
went to Duluth on Friday
to be the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Coventry for few days.
Mrs. A. f. Rjorke, her son Her.
man and two little daughters, after
a week s stay with friends and rela-
tives in Willmar. have returned to
Page, N. D.
Minnesota may not be strictly
in the banana belt, but it is not far
from it with crop of peanuts and
sweet potatoes credited to some
parts of the state this season.
Mrs. Charles Peterson, who with
her children came from Braham
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o.
l.. Lien, will leave soon for their
new home at Candy. MINI.
From New York comes the report
Of physicians, who have been max
ing a special study of infantile par
a|ysis, that the cool weather has
apparently killed the germs of the
disease.
Hugo Feig of Atwater spent
Wednesday evening with relatives
in this city, while enroute to
Minot, N. d. where he has a posi-
tion with the Great Northern Ex-
press Co.
| Mrs. E. F. Fink returned to her
home in Texas, Friday, after spend
ing the summer with her parents in
New London. Her sister, Miss
Stella Swenson, accompanied her
and will remain for the winter.
Miss Tillie Freeman of Everett,
Washington. spent Friday with
Mrs. S. B. Chaplin, enroute to Wist,
IS. D. Miss Freeman will also
spend some time visiting friends in
| Minnesota before leaving for her
western home.
| Homes for 25, 900, now living in
the overcrowded eastern cities, will
be provided in Hubbard and Becker
counties if the colonization scheme,
which Bishop McGolrick of Duluth
is endeav oring to bring about, be-
comes reality.
| A. C. Krieger of the St. Paul Rub
ber Co. and Mrs. Krieger, were
guests of Mrs. M. L Bennett Friday
enroute to their hunting lodge on
the Pomme de terre river near
Morris, where they have gone for a
couple of weeks shooting.
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| John w. Arctander. at one time a
prominent resident of Willmar, has
been awarded the gold medal
offered for the best historic volume
of Alaska. The title of the book is
"The Apostle of Alaska" Mr.. Arc
] tander has spent his summers since
1908 studying Alaska and its people.
The history is dedicated to "Theo-
dore Roosevelt, the president, the
man. the Christian, the friend of
the Metlakahtlans.'
| Just before going to press we
learn of sad accident that hap
pened in the town Of Cosmos last
evening shortly after six o'clock.
Peter Nelson Frost, the 18 year
old son of Nels Frost, was instantly
killed as the result of falling from
the hay loft in the barn. He held
a fork in his hand at the time, and
when he fell one of the tines en-
tered the brain near his right ear.
the victim expiring almost imme-
diately. -Atwater Rep. Press.