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ROYAL COURT

I A.&TEo Y Fourth and all enjoyed an
I@AklEREel outing at the beach. The
l 2M ! members of this assembly
are busy preparing for the
installation of officers
which will be announced at later
date.
Los Angeles Assembly No. 2 does
not stop work even a holiday such as
the Fourth. The members came for
ward with eight new applicants for
membership. The committee is busy
preparing the banquet and other en-
tertainment which will take place
Tuesday evening, July 10, when the
officers of the assembly will be in
stalled for the ensuing term. This
competent corps of officers is deter
mined to double the membership of
the assembly by the end of the term
Many of the members are determined
to secure solid gold emblems and sew
eral of them have already secured the
greater part of the number required.
Crown Assembly No. AZ met in reg
ular session last Wednesday evening
with a goodly number or members
present, who witnessed the initiation
of four candidates into the secrets of
the order. This assembly is also busy
securing new members and each mem
Der is determined to secure the $40
cash prize. Worthy chancellor of No
2, CouTtier Scheck, was present at the
last meeting occupied the CHR and
gave a very interesting and encour-
aging talk to the members.
South Gate assembly No 40 reports
encouraging news regarding the in
crease of membership. At the last reg
ular meeting the members were given
a treat by Courtier and Lady Cupp of
fresh fruit, coffee and cake.
With Fraternal Heights Assembly
No. As hot weather and holidays make
no difference. This assembly, although
the youngest of the order, came for
ward with ten new applicants for
membership.
1t is said that Courtier Flowers, the
past chancellor of this assembly, will
present several of the members each
with one of those solid gold emblems.
The chicken supper to be given will
be announced in next Sundays Herald.
The chickens of Fraternal Heights
are given warning to roost high.
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charged in the rank of Page. A large
delegation from Miradero lodge at
Glendale was present to pay fraterZ-
nal visit and witness the Amplttied
Page rank put on by Helmets team.
Several strong speeches were made
under the good of the order, and a
pleasant evening was passed.
Helmet lodge has 500 members ana
is growing rapidly, -
Albert e. Smith, vice chancellor of
Helmet lodge, is enjoying ten days
outing at Catalina.
Brother j. H. Whistler has returned
from a visit to out-of-town points and
regrets that he missed the celebration
of charter night.
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and Influence of
IS c. DAHLMAN, MAYOR OF OMAHA
TAKEN TO
n EA l.
To Whom It May Concern:


held
and in
take family
anda finally
and of ALL my wife and children
to did.
taken
cured of the
Ito which
I to
the though
following
weeks ruhuy
unhestatngy recommend the Neal as
of
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(Signed)
Respectfully yours,

lived in Omaha suburb and wrote pifu letter
to Hon. lanes E. Atlantic Iowa. last February stating his
depoabe and pabe condition mentally physically hnanc
a asking help On the recommendation of Hon. James e.
Dahman Omas popular mayor he taken to the Neal nst
perfectly cured of the drink habit IN three days
time He and out On the fourth day he went to
Atlantic Iowa entered the employ of Sutton Hampe
builders that city where he has worked
every day dollars day. and Mr. Hampe recently
said of him: "TIe had my employ This
man gained pounds weight since his treatment and the
change respects most remarkable Best OF all III
few DAYS reunited with his wife and children who years
compelled leave the wreck of the former good hus
band The sight of this happy well and contened man.
as he proudly of Atlantic compared with his
former condition. would the skepta that the Neal
is truly most wonderful
He will answer any communications addressed to Carpenter
care Sutton Hampe Atlantic Iowa We advise the afflicted and
interested in them call upon write or phone
or wire for information booklet correspondence strictly
confidential
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Hipolito Self Regulating Roller
Screen and Reversible Window has
revolutionized window construction.
See that your contractor uses it, Hip
Otto Screen and Sash company, 634
Maple avenue.
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SION The meeting IHuISutty II5III
there was a smoker in addition to the
regular business session.
Pacific camp has lost two members
by death recently, George f. Lott died
here June "a and M. c. Bowers, Nv
ing in oregon, passed away June 30.
Camp clerks are busy just now max
ing up their semi-annual reports to be
sent in to headquarters.
Whittier camp continues to boom,
and seems to be making strong bid
to become the banner camp of the
state. Most other camps just now are
doing very little.
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Arrowhead Hot Springs

Mrs. Jennie F. stevens, the Won
derrul washington masseuse, cures
obesity.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Helmet lodge No. 25.
knights of Pythias, held
it's regular weekly meeting
AT Lincoln hall, Walker
Theater building, Friday
evening. -fcu,f-. ..
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gram was q given, followed by
dancing and card playing. The
ladies' first prize was won by Miss
Olin. The first prize for men was won
by Mr.. Harper
The hive will hold special meeting
next Wednesday afternoon.
The prizes offered by Deputy State
Commander Kate A. Russell are wor-
thy of persevering efforts on the part
Of the members.
Los. Angeles hive No. 1 win give its
regular dance and whist party next
Tuesday night at the hall, 431 South
Hill street.
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ROYAL ARCANUM

Elysian council No. 1879
at it's last meeting APP
pointed a committee for
the purpose of canvassing
among the members, the
object being to organize a
IodieS' auxiliary.
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MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

T Pacific camp had jolly
aeG = IN entertainment and smoker
July 7. There was d short
</AN play, which entertained the
MI company for about ap hour,
- and then came a social ses-
.oo+;,orf TbrrS6au Oipbt
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THE FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

Mrs. Emma R. Neidi@
supreme vice president,
passed several days last
week visiting the lodges
in Nevada. She was the
orator of the day at the
-, 49,. =. Co1tAnfA on
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LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

Pacific hive No. 46,
Ladies of the Mac
cabees, entertained
It's members and
friends on Wednes-
day night, June 20.
A. n1Cffr, ,1.A
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20
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via LAKE ELIZABETH
LEAkING55

Lake Elizabeth, July 18- Misses
Ruth, Laura and Mabel Olsen spent
Sunday at John Forsbergs.
Mrs. P. Lindstrom and children
and Annie and Ella Anderson, all
of St. Paul, came up Monday for a
visit at Theodore Anderson's.
Arthur Lind will assist Alfred
Olsen with his work this summer.
Theo. Bjurs spent Sunday at C.
G. Erickson's.
Miss Edith Forsberg visited with
relatives in Litchfield last week.
Miss Mabel Fehling of Minnea-
polls returned home Tuesday after
a weeks visit with A. O. Parsons
of Atwater and with Lake Eliza
beth friends.
Willie Forsberg is visiting at his
parental home this week.
A few from Lake Elizabeth at
tended the Sangerfest at Willmar
last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Pearson
and MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Pearson
made pleasant visit at Alfred o.
sens Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Walters of
Fort Madison, Iowa, visited last
week at the home of Mrs. Pehr o.
sen and also with Atwater relatives.
O. E. Danielson made a business
trip to Minneapolis last Thursday.
Fannie Danielson spent Friday at
Rev. Hultgren of Atwater.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20
E@S2lG(y|M SUNBUQG
z=ZSUNBEAMS1

Sunberg, July l1-Mesdames E.
0. Olson and Mrs. PA. Gandrud
and children are enjoying an outing
near Games Lake this week.
The Aid society held an auction
sale near the w. N. L. church last
Friday which netted about seventy
five dollars. ~
Sunburg has. erected another cur
iosity-a photograph gallery. -.. +.
Mrs. Lewis Paulson from Benson
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Jorgenson.
Geo. Ellingson and wife came up
from Minneapolis to celebrate the
Fourth, and visit friends and REL
atives near Sunburg.
Miss Valborg Forsen, from Web
ster, S. D., and Mrs. O. Wilson
from Sask., Canada, were visiting
at E. P. Storaker's place recently.
Mrs. Wilson was formerly known
as Miss Olava Stoutlar.
Mrs. Elmer Glesne is entertain
ing her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and mrs. Gust. Olson, from
Minneapolis.
The celebration at Even Hol
len s place last 18th was we'll at
tended. and success from start
to finish. 1t was managed by the
Minnesota Temperance Association
which celebrated the 18th anniver-
sary of its existence at the same
time. Music, songs. and speeches
by noted speakers constituted the
program. Prof. Knut Lokkens-
gard, from, the Normal school at
Madison. Minn., was the orator of
the day. His speech was interest
ing and we'll pointed, creating al
NEST deafening applauses, especi-
ally when he touched upon the use
and misuse of personal liberty.
Every body seemed pleased and
contented; but I dare say, if King
Alcohol or some of his staff had
been there, they would have felt
their ears tingle more than once
from the frequent and we'll directed
blows dealt right and left.
U-nO-me.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

to register their name and bring
it before the people through the
news papers in good time, before
the primary election.
The call for this peoples conven-
tion could best be given thru the
Anti-Saloon League. which is omni-
partisan; its business is to influence
the action of all parties, and all
congregations in the voting districts
should send two or more delegates
to this peoples convention.
1t is certainly without doubt the
desire of the people in this legisla-
tive district to get Elias Rachie to
file for Senator. and l hereby call
his own attention to registering his
name. We need men who will work
with heart and soul for the right
of the people and not for own and
special interests. We want the men
that the liquor interests don't want.
Peter Rodman.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

This is the time that the erst-
while independent party paper and
the erstwhile so independent politi-
clans are beginning to hedge or
subside to conform to the wishes of
the set of people who are in con-
troll of the party machinery. The
voters are not expected to pay any
attention to anything but the party
name. True political independence
is that which makes it self mani
fest from about this time until the
Dolls close.
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! - E]f422IIf NQSBURG
=>PRINTS

Prinsburg, July 12-Mr. and
Mrs. H. Plowman of Willmar spent
the Fourth here.
Arthur Wiser from Chicago is
visiting his uncle and other rela-
tives here.
B. W. Nype and wife. formerly
from here but lately from Chicago,
are visiting relatives for few
weeks.
l.. Meyer and Miss Alice Roelofs
and brother, George. returned last
Wednesday from Greenleafton where
they had gone to spend the Fourth.
They report everything dry out
there also. KIT. -.
Last Saturday and Monday we
had some nice rains, so now every
thing looks beautiful.
Henry R: Roelofs is reported
quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Gerret Slachter and Louis Talen
from Princeton spent the glorious
Fourth here and visited old friends.
G.. Noteboom and wife spent
Sunday at Prinshurg. They intend
to leave again soon for their home
in Washington.
Quite large crowd were gath.
cred at Prinsburg the Fourth as is
shown by the receipts of the stand
which were $293.
D. Idzenga has left US for North
Dakota. His wife intends to fol.
low in the future after he is set.
tied.
W. Raddenga from Chicago is
here visiting relatives.
Tina and Rynie Markus were to
Raymond Friday to consult the doc.
tor regarding Rynie's hand which
had been sore for some time.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

The Willmar Park Assembly
will be opened this evening by an
address by Gov. Eberhart. 1t is
unfortunate that the dates should
have been fixed so late as to come
in the harvest time. but the COM
mittee had no means of knowing
last winter that we would have
such an extraordinarily warm sea-
son, so that the harvest would come
two or three weeks earlier than u.s.
ual. But we hope that there is no
progressive farmer who cannot
break loose from his work at least
some of the time to enjoy with US
the good things on the program.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

Editor Tribune: =. -,:
Will you be so kind as to have
this picture printed in your valu-
able Willmar Tribune and also my
remarks?
It shows up plainly the polit-
cal situation-that the special in
terests are leading the people,
which is wrong. +
The people should lead and the
simplest and surest way for them
to get in the lead is. for them to
have conference in each voting
district before the party conven-
tions have been held, and make
plans to take the lead in every
party convention, point out dele
gates and make plans to have them
elected, and work out the resolu-
tions for each party and be sure to
have them adopted at the conven-
ton. Interchangeable out and
name candidates for each party
for the coming election, get them
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20
a. lAf I @4eR

Lake Lillian, July 11th-Draught
is broken at last and we are getting
rain and sunshine.
Crops are looking fairly good
here although it has been dry in
spots. Barley is ready for harvest,
also early oats, and velvet wheat
is soon ripe. The hay crop is very
poor.
MIR. and Mrs. J. E. johnson, son
Clayton, and P. S. J. johnson made
business trip to Willmar in the
johnson auto.
Axel Lundqiust is out giving the
girls rides his in new auto nova.
days.
Office seekers will soon be com.
ing around, but let US all stick to
anti saloon men, no matter what
party they belong to.
A. M. Hedin went to Willmar to
consult DR.. Petersen in regard to
his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Forsman of
Kandiyohi visited here during the
Fourth.
Services were held in the Rose.
lillian school last Sunday afternoon
by minister from Palmyra, Rem.
vile county.
E. Bjork of East Lillian has been
visiting out here a few days.
The Y. P. S. of the Christine
church had a meeting at the home
of J. E. Johnson on the evening OF
the Fourth.
The Baptist congregation had an
ice cream social the Fourth at the
home of G. P. Erickson. A large
crowd attended.
Miss Louise Lundquist left for
Minneapolis Saturday.
''Kalas" was held at Ole West
lund's home Sunday. Quite few
from here attended.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20
Auction Sale!

Will sell at public auction on Sat-
urday. July %, 1910. at l o'clock, in
my store building opposite the
Willmar Hardware store the follow
ing household goods.
l Garland self feeder.
l Elmhurst coal stove.
5 wood stoves.
1 range.
2 gasoline stoves.
l new rug( 10x12.)
carpets and mating.
Is yards lenolium.
Bookcase and writing desk.
Iron beds, tables, l lawn mower
and other things too numerous to
C. Neuberger,
1t Willmar, MINI.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

but intend to fight It as Il Republican
and as an American citizen. intend
to fight without fear do not care
what may be my political fate. have
had a burdensome and toilsome ex.
perience in public life these twenty
five years. am beginning to feel the
pressure of tnat burden.
Il do not propose that the remaining
years Of my life. whether they be In
public affairs or in my private bust
ness. shall be given up to Il dull con-
sent to the success of all these con
spiracies. which do not hesitate before
our very eyes to use the lawmaking
power Of the United States to multiply
their own wealth and to fill the market
places with evidences of their greed
II am through with it. intend to
fight az a Republican for free mar
ket place Oh this continent"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

The value from an advertising
standpoint only Of the sangerfest
at Willmar last Thursday can hard
ly be estimated. But such occa-
sions require a great deal of un.
selfish effort and sacrifice on the
part of those in charge of the ar
engagements. These people should
be given some credit for. their
pains, and less attention should be
paid to such whom talk much and
do little.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20
For County Commissioner.

TO the Voters of Fourth Commissioners Dis
trict:
Since great number Of voters of the 18th
Commissioner District of kandiyohi County
are urging me tn again run for the Office OF
County Commissioner Of said District;
announce myself as a candidate for renomi-
nation for said office on the Republican ticket.
l am now serving my first term and the
me in rendering better service to the county
during second term than heretofore.
In the past the Commissioner Of ach town.
ship OF said district has been permitted to
serve for two terms before a change
has been requested. If elected l shall
continue to give my best services to the
county. Believing the voters wish to con-
tinue the usual custom III the future, and
wishing to again serve the county. respect
fully solicit your support and votes at the
polls on September Goth. 1910.
Sincerely yours.
]. o. kLOSTER.
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5t$#a HUSKIN6S

Harrison, July 1.-THE annual
school meeting was held in Dist.
No. 4 last Saturday evening. G..
E. Wilson was elected treasurer.
Theo. Olson visited at 4. M. Dahl
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Tracey and Mrs. Chas. Ref
have been guests at the Ref home
for the past week.
Harry Stoskoph and Ole Void
made a flying trip to Spicer last
Thursday evening.
E. 7. Gunderson of Spicer is en-
pioyed at A. E. Dahl's thru the
busy season.
L. 0. Dahl has employed Hans
Myhre to assist him for the coming
season.
Mrs. E. E. Feig visited with her
mother. Mrs. Hasenbank at Atwater,
a couple of days last week.
Haying is now in full progress,
but hay will be a scarcity this year
due to too dry season.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed the ice cream social held at the
Peterson home in Irving last Sun
day.
F. Kragenbrings entertained a
few of their friends at their home
last Sunday afternoon.
A hall game was the feature of
the day last Sunday between the
East Harrison and H. R. S. score
being IL to l in favor of the former
nine. Biiliken.
Every year hundreds and hun
dreds of tons of hay have gone to
waste in the wild meadows of this
country. On account Of the ex.
IRENE dry spell, which has been
general over this and adjoining
states. there is what may be termed
a failure in tame grasses this sea.
son. Many farmers are becoming
unduly scared and will sacrifice
their herds. These wild meadows
will this year produce their usua
crop of nutritious wild grasses suhi
cient to carry hundreds of cattle
thru the winter. Many of these
meadows are the property of land
owners, who would no doubt be
very reasonable in disposing OF
their hay stumpage as it will dc
meadows good to have the grass
cut. And again there is yet time
for fodder corn and millet. Save
as much of the herd as possible. -
Elk.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

There Is more Catarrh in this section Of he
country than all other diseases put together
and until the last few years was supposed to
be incurable For great many years doc
tors pronounced it a local disease and pre-
seribed local remedies. and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment. pro
nounced it incurable. Science has proven
catarrh to be constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Is the only con
stitutional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They Offer
one hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send tor circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o. 81
I Sold by Druggists 75c. s#=*st%#E.= u
Take 81 alrs Family Pills tor constipation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20

ing the several issues such as: Extending the
primary law to State officers; Election OF
U. 5. Senators by popular vote; The County
Option law. and the Initiative and Referend-
um as well: and believing that the adop-
ton Of these" policies into law Is the only
solution to the problem Of squelching the
power of monopoly over our lawn making
bodies and giving to the people the right
Of popular government, at the request OF
friends. 1 hereby respectfully announce my
candidacy tor denomination of Representa-.
tive on the Republican ticket at the coming
Prmar election. With the greatest appre-
citation to the voters Of this district for past
honors conferred upon me, 1 pledge my best
efforts in behalf of the people should I be
called upon to fill this position again.
Sincerely,
G. E. JOHNSON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-07-20
For Senator for the 55th District.

TO the Voters of X andiyohi County:
large number Of our cittz.ns have, by
petition and otherwise, asked me TO again
file for the nomination. have told all friends
that if nv actions in the past have not as a
whole, been satisfactory and if could not be
returned without going through strenuous
campaign, would prefer not to continue in
service. The remuneration is not sufficient
can have the satisfac ton of believi, & that his
constituents think he is of some use to the
district and the State it is better not to 90.
have, however, bad assurances Of good
will and appreciation from so many that l
hereby announce my candidacy for renomi-
nation to the Senate from this the 55th Dis
trict.
-! believe that my record on public matters
is fairly we'll known to our citizens and if the
responsibility is again intrusted to me pro-
mise to give the best service Of which 1 am
capable.
Thanking all those who have agreed with
me politically, and those who have not for
their forbearance and kindness, remain
Yours,
L. o. THORPE
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CARL SON BROS. & FROST,
nNl.2y,kf<s; |GEiVNESSEE
E.H%fs !: J0TTING<

Gennesee, July 18-Jonas Enblom
and daughter, Martha, were visit
ors at the Claus johnson home
Tuesday afternoon.
The Jonas Berg family, the
c. j. Berg family and Miss Minnie
Peterson were entertained at C. w.
Cederstrom's place last Sunday.
A baby girl came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carl
son on Tuesday.
Mrs. Beck and daughter, Annie.
were guests at the Erick Engvall
home Thursday afternoon.
Master Even Nelson of Atwater
is staying with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nelson.
Mrs. C. J. Berg and little daugh-
ter returned home from St. Paul
last Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hultgren of At
water. called on friends in this vi
cinity on Thursday.
Mrs. N. W. Peterson went to St.
Paul last Tuesday to see her hus-
band, who is a patient at the Be-
thesda hospital at that place.
Frank Olson has purchased new
five passenger Maxwell touring car.
The machine arrived on Saturday.