Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-11-29
Brief News Notes.

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Brief News Notes.
Mcleod county creameries paid their
patrons $639,000.00 in 1910.
"A party Of four hunters from Brooten
returned with each deer.
H. L. Hayden, one of the prominent
Redwood Falls have their city cleo
ton and vote on the license question,
Jan. 8. Z
attorneys Of Madison, died last week.
It was A. Ruble and not 0. E. Ru-
BILE who traded for the Covell property
at Atwater.
1t is estimated that 10 per cent Of the
threshing Of small grain is still undone
in this county.
An effort to unite country school dis
tricts in Lincoln county was voted down
last Saturday night
The village of Franklin is considering
the question Of getting electric current
from Redwood Falls.
Glenwood had an election yesterday to
vote on the issue Of $4,000 bonds for
improving their water works.
John Swift has disposed Of his bus
mess interests at Maynard and will 60
to Los Angeles fore the winter.
Albert and Lyle Rotzien of Priam
have shipped their stock to Willard,
MIMI, where they have bought a farm.
Gust Tanger was arrested at Atwater
last week Tuesday by some of Sheriff
Vick's men from Olivia on charge Of
| petit larceny.
| The six deer and the 200 pound bear
that went thru Willmar last week were
for Litchf1eld parties. and came from
Split Fork on the divide.
The Montevideo Commercial comes
out for dry town. Good for the Com
mercial. The election is held the Sec
! ond Tuesday in January.
A Breckenridge boarding house was
! discovered on fire at midnight last We'd
nesday. The building was burned down
but the boarders were saved.
The Commercial Club of Breckenridge
has secured the services of a Mr.. Max
Zimmerman Of St. Paul as a promoter
of booster and market days at that will
age.
Jonas William Johnson, one Of the old
residents of town of Kingston in Meek
er county, died last Friday in the Litch-
field hospital following serious oper-
alton.
Hon. G. E. Qvale and Mr. S. 3. Qvale
from Willmar were among those who
attended the funeral, which was held
under the auspices of the Masonic fra.
ternity. sD -.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
road has issued some rules in which
they declare they will give the prefer.
ence to employees who do not drink Ii
quor at all. f.
John Stoffers Of Harrison is at the
Pilon Hospital at Paynesville suffering
from a wounded eye which was caused
by nail striking it while he was re.
pairing a barn.
The Appleton Press sizes up the sit.
uation as follows: IF we had Cover
nor fit to call special session or Leg
islature fit to call an extra session there
The Candy News comes to our ex-
change table with a fine Thanksgiving
edition, printed on pink paper. JAG
Brynildsen is progressive newspaper
man and is giving the village Of Candy
a first class newspaper.
A Redwood Falls lodge has a big rab.
bit hunt next Monday. Jack rabbits
score 100 points and gray rabbits 50
points A big rabbit pie supper will be
served on the 7th, and the losing side
will have to pay for the flowers.
Melvin Samuelson of Willmar figured
in a big wrestling match at the Armory
at Olivia a week ago Saturday evening
He was matched against Emil Voelz OF
Danube, Mimi. The latter won the bout
after struggle of nearly an hour
Nimrods Victor and Alex Nelson went
to Willmar Wednesday to see about the
letting of big drainage contract. Mes
danes Victor and Nelson accompanied
them to see that they conducted them.
selves in a becoming manner.-Maynard
News. 81 - ~r@
Christ Larson and Andrew Nelson are
serving time with Sheriff Bonde fol
having disappeared from the Lake Rip.
ley House at Litchfield without paying
their bills and taking with them some
extra clothing.
The City of Morris, had trouble with
the owner of some lands thru which the
discharge from the septic tank flows
The owner of the land claimed damages
and the renter claimed damages. The
case was settled by the city paying
$1,000 for the land and giving the renter
5000 in settlement of damages to his
crops. -a. a