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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

.aa5 lace tti only police inferfer
ehce prevented untold agony.
pon inVesugaton o. vas found
mar ne tough gang resided IN
wheeling and not IN BeIalre a. the
parfr s0 stated
SUPPOSE This above stated occur.
renee vas traceable 20 Beuaire boys
Ne mink it FAR preferable 70 mat %
gar smearef on clothing. which vas
prartlced on Tleaday evening during
your Halloween celebration
20 hafe one more word 90 cay ~
conclusion. g. o. don't critclse TOO
QUICK. or rather add the old saying.
'iean your oun back yard before
you croak about your nelghbors
Respectfully yours
READER or INTELLIGENCE
Bellaire. o. Nov. 1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
VARSITY WILL PLAY
w. & ]. THIS AFTERNOON

-. train'n< hoas- IN bls-kso4rd arm
a-1 ferElaf.pn % rev Play.
rrotsst Yl2ysrsL
a|s.pNlhs q mssfils - 80 Afhtsf.r
rnsfl 90 Aprfal evening thr-- ryaa
Eflr n~n ss~e protested tn THO Re-
80 Hail-c-. Ntit-hall uad InshArn TIE
sfytr-'e a-rs MED Nffh u Was-fr<toss
ara S~ff~f-on faculty Tu-sfay anf an
P-fe Asn~id IT, refusal . fh- far1Irr
'' f~ffn4t to tnr~s men 20 taE- r.t-f
- 20 heir il~ iE' 1filtr viii NsaE~n
y cons .l-rahis ant hss 80 t-r.
l~f"F 70 lnCfsssr hope In fh~ W-sf VIZ
.hiA amp 'lrrir nam. 81 Fsfrrr.or.t.
-l.. r'f 10 - t.s same oNins - az On
'-ry md Ulfh -four 1. - fret .frf-r
f~n out. eaarces fgT ~ = g. victor
ere -ein~Nhat Brighter tfsn formsrly
POI Ht-truf- here a-- s1srouxrIy Or
sat.f'f fnr ~ ryg-inr % go sFt~rroar
I'D Hi' uruEF a. earir- stretch of tE-
plea nfrr near 10 Efand stand re
gam" ~il tr started 80 q o'clock - q
ri. Al tfaifs ef.4 % run over 10 var
...H Yrar"nss 90 -.e 10 A. % ane 80
N.n. wood ard MrrEantosu roscs Ia ,tf-
'f "pulfuptafi0rs have been
H..-Hr 20 s-et 1000 people 80 larE-at
-inH"r ever 20 attend . 20. Tall fafne
H. inrll sriftrou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

pSlrF fn fne fnot that two mon are
possessed n t." Same name Do La4 t...r
n'i '-f"htN reported around tue .Ifv
fi1f Us lirc-ufuu. u we'll known 1...r
stt"rner was ssrioI-.v cue Iu "a nrrt nd
81 rEahf0wn I.urslar Tho man Ir
question was injured a. H1rresti.Ie "a
-Lna town near Inirmouf aud If vas
STATED yesterday trnt ho was not tho Ef
ti'nern1n tHat resides lu this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
M0UNDSVILLE
Prominent Confsctioner Net with Pain.
fal Accident Yesterday.
Morning.

To- attempting 90 brush som. t.. from
t.e Top ~ power freezer yesfsr1at
'n'fn W v. StdEer. the veil known
seventh street cOrf-rffpuer. had the mis-
machinery and suffered tho loss Of two
niger. on lir rIgIt .suI. ff was thought
~ trft f.ar tie w. ole hand would rave
=" ne iahsu or. but after en- sNamiua-
tlou Ir Han stated that the rr-f .rI
-'r"rd nrEFr~ would need To- ~. arnpu.
tated A. tie tim. of TIE accident M-
@'i1s'r -Hd DIS leff band on tla lever
NHi. ID controls tie ruarhir-rv and threw
iNf lever over n~ soon as hI- hand was
.hugl'. probably saving hI~ arm from
n'ins drawn into tic machinery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

in he adsert'ffuen. that willow
pilme4. worth 3ss-. we're adver. lsed
FOL sell 90 ffZF- Tla selling price
should have been $40 ard I.s a
c'nch that H.uor pirmes rsre mover
s0,f az such a loa figure befYre con
s.ferinE tfs remarkable vaIlea ap-
parent 20 oil wise buyers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

The Venus o. Milo explained her
missing arms
20 tried OBJ get The Tan OF she
said
hefeNlfh she reioiced she hadn't
used me sane method on her neck.-
Eargers Bazar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
BETTER STORE
BecoTins Wore Popular 49, re TINE.
Owing 90 Better Goods ara
Better prI-er

Tic rlsf seek n.F record
breaser af ODD. He.|er store. corner
~ Main and Eleventh streets. ot.uz
20 tie fac' Chat better goods and boz
fcr prices arc tho predominant
Textures Mr Philip Better.
the genial proprietor. vas l1 a
pleasant frame OF nd Yesterday
over fhe biz sales OF fhe eeez. dee
gte the rather humorous quotation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
Major Ford Nav Recover.

Word received by Wheeling friends
from the Grant hospital AZ Columbus
last evening was 90 fhe eject that
Major clyde s Ford. T. 3 =. was
SIN in a serious condition. but that
he viii recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

81 frs Ef.tor 20 ..s rrfa. .r..a-
Dear sir--Duung our Home Com
INK festivities here. some one resiI.
INK ir your -. took exceptions 20
the confucr - supposable gang o.
Heiiaire touEhs ard their frearrrrn-
OF "A Wheeling lady The .hcod,ums
threw tsicum powder. etc. ia The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

Manager koonfz 90 tie 1911 laa. hall
Iehm received fI" Register remnant rr.-
''fHey. f9r watch they played fhe non
majority. The rarrsr- IF. . ti,,l e.rt
" .l' NNiie letters and Ie now or erHf-
..t'nu at Tire rIr store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

team claims that TILE. and victory for
the local team will mark them H.
champions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
Secret Praetios.

In final preparation for t.e came 90
day secret practice wn- UrII every
evening and aentiuei- we're posted an
around the athletic field fp ksep curious
people out The main WORK run.Isk - of
tcrimmREeS and signal practice hut q
few hours were spent every evening 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
wheeling BOys

Foot ball players trp rUt... afsf- me.
tropoiis viii figure euurr ..urIalt .r f.~
contest aud fl TIE ruUf.u. ff.IHs%I.
GeodWin a star ou Tho NH..lfne IIIrH
squad iast season. viii Ur "pr"-~t nt
Cheese barhmnu. ar ulI IlUaIF -taI
Holden and King sN.itilN mon. viii ss
Becn on the line amt good wnrh .- ct-
pected from both. There wa SOME fa II.
this week hole ~ swItrIIr- kIrE 'rYm
mint tackle Co fIlt f.r hole 600 end huf
Coaches Nelly ami Louder t.I NOT have
a good man pn Tire Iaf 90 TI Eu.r a
place. Carter. Who hHa been rIt.lre
QUARTERBACK. was SHIFTED Co. t4~ end pos.
ton this w~rK in place o. sus,r ana
Lively has succeeded the former 80 the
pivot position The ends are frr wrak.
est positions on the VARSITY squad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

IHe SHOWING HTi"H Nr.I IIT|-T-| |Hs
made against lie teams PLAYED ftr
this season has been rather ltsHr.Hfnf.
inE TO say tho least. nHI ur f.~ dope
ghset evsrythiHs favnrs "a g Nrrf
virginia barely nuHfI nYf "."rur.
ssainst WeHtmii.Ff~r u felt Er.l ...r
the only points scored. wf. .s rs a.
VT Ia weakened team. last -lf4...I. fa
teated tbs same team hf tie score OF -
70 .. Onto. Nayr~~uuTg ari Marshal
college. three teams vs. 1ich ~ 3 hss
beaten ~ low scores. cannot r- COM
pared In ability ard strength wIt. COR.
yell. Navy aud other teams which have
bsen played b. " When $50 pf
thri u taken into consideration. f.- Var
sfty has little 90 DO show uT debating
w. A. y snd wIll ont. aim tn keep the
score down
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

't. train'nx ho1s- IN bIs-kSaAre dr.u
a11 forilat.os % r-H play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
kuA10BvooD YzEDICrs DErEAl
ron DOL ID And Blue
~ oA1Los y. LIAruElwoop

.k1sl iEstafrn - tie Irfss E~r. -
4oEGASTOW W VI SOY f-r-.
senftn az Wet TiFslf-s fs1f ~ % --H.1
We Tor ne 1914 s-shor so. 10 I~arr--t
e-osy when 80 Bld Cola enc 1l4r ssr-
riors vii meet their ri-al- s. a . IN
rip Of Westsrn P-Efrriraria alf .F-st
shginfa- conpargT' eiy sueaktfr 80
NO teams sr@ about evenly f.sf. rff
Dot - Tor sHg~rt~rrs fn- Penn tlFn..a
sAos have ~ over TIE Mglr-s. r~-rr III.
many ciffersnt ways A. "a .rH'rr f.r.
scst bal men % uL.r..a. ar. .tr .a.-
20 from year - gear Vile CO. ~ rrf
axe raw material every sfar.l ans Co.
.e.op foot bal az. .-~ uaID. ls aIs
'nmE but en- easy prog .sffiun.
1ztsasiys Preparation
In direct preparation ~ 'o-fas :
nAfd and .Afnsrtly sine fr- as~r AZ ~
the season and me ctIrf object las Teen
Nth the boys - c0ru4e~ '.r. u+rtr
Inc fenrsyls aEtsns al f.a .f.fr Hf
ne Argument fr gr~liulEzrs ffs.n.fs.
- thes Eot started NaI.r. .HG sn.".ir f
weathsr conditions. ft-f field art
cpmpetsnf coaches Fu u.~ other band
West Virginia started to- ersE- lat-r
thsn The usual tine fp e1u. rrsf. F. graI
work. q vet and sozg. fr.f retarded
progress ana while tie zoo fs- Louder
enf Nelly. a." a. cotnI-f-r' hr HrT found
W ibis srTflun. flrg we're or '.HaH.
vantage owing tp being compelled f. fr-
veiop green material o. weight f.s fw9
t~amr are about evenly ua ."d .-f ..
~ admitted down here fraf f.r So e
lads have a iiftls TIC better of fI- fr.t4
more harmony than the 'i1 soi1 AHt
Blue NaFrfuFn
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
NORWEGIAN SCENIC I lECTuRE
Many People are Turned Away From
Turner Hall.

Between 600 and 700 men and wo-
men of Morse ancestry enjoyed them
selves at the Turner hall last night
looking at moving pictures and slides
from the fatherland and listening to
the explanation and comments from
the lecturer, Prof. Bjarne Svan0e of
Decorah, Iowa. The seating capacity
of the hall was. filed and dozens went
away for want of room.
The audience was thrilled as the
movir~ pictures took them THROUGH
the snow covered mountains with the
hundreds Of waterfalls rushing by or
the sailboats buoyantly plouehing
their way through the narrow fjords
with the mountains on either side
towering skywards. Just as vivid
were the slides which in the truest
natural colors showed the golden
waters Of the arctic with the mid
night sun piercing through the clouds
or the peaceable farming commun-
tiles with fields and fjords and farms.
Democratic" Madison, Wis, June
3rd, 1911.
At the Bonde Hall, Saturday even-
ing, Sept. %. Admission 25 and 15c.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Progressive Young Farmers.

The Norling farm near Svea won
an enviable distinction at the Street
Fair. Albert Norling took the first
prize for the best ear Of corn raised
in the county, also the first prize for
the best ten ears Of white dent corn.
He received the second prize for
white oats. His brother from the
same farm took first prize for the
largest head Of cabbage, and second
prize on cabbages. The corn was
picked from a field that is in II :
Farm, Stock & Home Corn Contest,
and may land some Of the $500 Of
fered by this agricultural paper. It
is the only competing field in Kandi-
yohi county and the total number Of
contesting fields are sixty-nine. The
Norling boys are in the foremost
rank among the young progressive
farmers Of the county. Albert has
had his ten prize ears Of corn pho
tographed, and the Tribune may run
a cut Of same in an early issue.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
!. MQurns His Father.

Sl-S. = - gSyzs -
The many friends Of Rev. G. E.
Oberg Of this city sympathize deep
~ with him in the death Of his father
Carl J. Oberg Of Chicago, who died
Sept. 5. The following notice ap-
peared in the Morgan Park Station
Post:
Death took this week one Of the
Parks oldest and kindliest business
men, Carl J. Oberg, who for many
years had shoe store in Cormack
Block.
:. ''Mr. Oberg was born in 1889, and
leaves widow and five children. His
first wife, the mother Of the child
rem died thirteen years ago. His
children are Rev. Charles E. Oberg
Of Willmar, Minn.; J. Fred Oberg,
David S. Oberg and Miss Elida Oberg
of Morgan Park and Mrs. Russell Of
Bryn Mawr, at whose home he died
on Tuesday Of heart failure caused
by muscular weakness Of the heart.
"He was a member Of the Baptist
church at Roseland. The funeral
services were held yesterday at the
home of his son, J. Fred Oberg,
1928 Esmond street, Morgan Park,
burial being made at Mt. Green
wood"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Destructive Lightning.

On the farm of Mrs. Andrew NJ.
Person, about five miles southeast of
Grove City, eleven head Of cattle
were killed by lightning, Sept. IL.
They were all valuable animals and
the loss was heavy one. Insurance
on the stock was carried in the Far
mers' Mutual Fire and Lightning In
surance Co. Of Acton and Gennes-
see, which placed their value at 1896.
The flock included seven cows, a bull
and three head Of young cattle.
In the town Of Harvey a barn on
the Chas. Newman farm was struck,
damaging the building and also kill
ing COW.
The lightning also did some dam
age to the H. P. johnson residence in
Harrison and also killed cow be-
longing to Hjelmar Peterson, who
lives on the Mrs. T. 0. Anderson
farm west of Atwater.-Atwater Re
publican-Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Obituary..

Mrs. L. N. Bergslien, formerly
Miss Martha c. johnson and a
daughter Of John and Christine John
son, at one time residing at New Lon
don and Colfax, and niece of Hon.
Marcus johnson, died at Mayville,
N. D., Sept. 9Th last, after a inger-
ing illness. The deceased was born
at New London Dec. 10, 1882. She
was married to L. N. Bergslien at
Aida, Mimi, on Feb. 9 1909. She
leaves her husband and IL months
old baby boy, her mother, Mrs. c..
Thompson of Aida, two sisters
Mrs. o. N. Larson Of Mayville, N. D.,
and Mrs. C. E. Funk of Carver,
Minn., and one brother, Manville A..
Johnson Of Michigan City, N. D.
The funeral occurred on the 11th,
and was attended by Mesdames p.
O.. Johnson and Geo. johnson asof
Colfax in this county. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
A PRO- QElyI
NOR VEGIAlv
Otto Syerdru. Arctic Explorer,
Here II Interest Of ! Big
WHALING EnterDfise.

q q
Mr.. Otto Sverdrup, Of Kristiania,
Norway, was visitor at Willmar last
Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Sverdrup
is engaged in the whaling industry
and is now in America to organize
an American Whale Fishery COM
pany to engage in the industry in the
Alaskan waters.
In order to get advantage of the
American fishing waters and the Am
erican market for oil, it is necessary
to organize with American capital
and register the whalers under the
American flag. One third Of the cap
ital Of the new company, 500, 900
was subscribed in Norway, and the
two-thirds, 100000 is being sub
scribed in this country. Mr.. Sver-
drup is meeting with no difficulty, in
securing the necessary capital, and
has the backing Of prominent busi-
ness men Of the Twin cities. It is
understood that he secured some in
vestors at Willmar for his enterprise.
He left here for Canton, S. D.
Mr.. Otto Sverdrup is second
cousin Of the late Dr.. Sverdrup Of
Minneapolis. He is an intrepid sail
or, who accompanied Nansen on his
expedition to reach the pole and who
is perfectly at home on the seas in
the high latitudes.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Now the Loney Block.

J. R. Loney, who recently purchas-
ed the Ames Block in this city, has
been resident Of Willmar since the
first Of the month. He has fitted up
an apartment of five rooms in the
building for himself and family
(wife and child) and is making a
thorough overhauling and renovation
of the entire building. He will make
the block the very best Of it's kind in
the city, and his tenants are enthu-
siastic over the improvements being
made. Incidentally the new owner
has changed the name Of the block
to the Loney Block.
Mr.. Loneys came to Willmar from
Fargo, N. D. Besides his building
here he has extensive. interests in
North Dakota and Canada. He is Of
the class Of citizens which Willmar
people are glad to welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
larSOn-0deil.

Two of Willmar's popular young
people, Miss Amanda Larson and
Mr.. Harry Odell, were united for life
last Saturday evening at the Presby-
terian Manse at 8 80 p. NJ, Rev D.
B. Spencer officiating. Miss Larson
has been one Of the salesladies at
Peterson & Wellin's and Mr.. Odell
is clerk at the Willmar postofice.
The bridal pair left Monday even
ing for Minneapolis for a ten days.
stay and expect to be at home. to
their friends after Oct. Is, in the
Olof Dale residence on Fifth street.
The Tribune wishes to join in the
congratulations Of friends being
showered upon these happy young
people. :->~.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
First Annual Meeting.

The stockholders Of the Atwater
Union Elevator Co. held their annual
meeting last Saturday and elected
the following officers: V. T. Peter
son was reelected as president and
B. P. Hovey was also reelected as
secretary and will also serve as
treasurer during the ensuing year.
The other directors elected are F. E.
Gunner, Thos. johnson, Jr., VIM.
Ref, J. S. Anderson and M. E. Jack
son. The reports Of the secretary
and treasurer were very satisfactory
and the stockholders were well pleas
ed with the first years business Of
the company, which was even better
than had been expected. Atwater
Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Herman Finds the Water.

Herman Lunstead, the Willmar
we'll driller, was successful in finding
a good flow Of water on the Olof Sod
erholm farm in Dovre last Friday
at depth Of 1913 feet. Previous at
tempts have been made on the place
several hundred feet in depth with
out success. Herman ascribes his
success to the fact that he is nat
ural born "water- witch" and he is
anxious to try his skill on any place
that has had the same difficulty to
contend with as had Mr.. Soderholm,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Young Man Paralyzed,

Elmer Glesne who resides at Nor
way Lake, suffered a stroke Of par
alysis last Saturday, some time
around the noon hour, and as a re-
suit his entire left side is paralyzed.
DR.. Oppegaard was called from this
village and at this writing the pa
tient seems slightly improved. This
is a sad case, as Mr.. Glesne is just
in the prime Of life, being about IS
years Of age, and his many friends
will hope for his recovery.-New
London Times.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Automobile Burns.

The Sommerville auto, machine
worth at least s., 600, was destroyed
by fire on the Willmar-Raymond road
last Thursday night. Max. Sommer-
vile was driving it. While investi-
eating some tire trouble BY aid Of
the tail-end lamp, some gasoline be-
came ignited and commune eating with
the supply in the car, it was quickly
all ablaze, and was soon completely
ruined. .S=.5ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20

The Willmar Glee Club attempted
to sing on the street on the evenings
of. the fair, and many there were who
would have enjoy red this feature, but
it was difficult to keep the SURFING
crowds that filed the streets quiet
enough. The Glee Club had q refresh
ment stand, On the street, and after
paying expenses, ealized 9 good sum
from this source.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Come TO WiIln,ar to Live.

John Palm, Of Madison, Mimi,
has rented his farm near that place
and will make Willmar his future
home. He arrived here with wife
and four children yesterday and is
looking for a temporary place Of
abode. He has chosen Willmar as q
good place to live and educate his
children. He may engage in business
if a suitable opening presents itself.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
A Big Load of Grain.

Charles Sjoquist hauled in a load
Of grain from Elias Rachie's farm in
Sec. 18 Of Fahlun last Thursday,
which O. K. Severinson says is the
largest load Of grain to his knowl-
edge, ever delivered at an elevator
at Willmar. The load, drawn by one
team Of horses, consisted Of fifty
sacks, containing Sc bushels Of fax
and rs bushels Of wheat.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
Cyclists Come Next Week.

The Minneapolis Motor-C , Gle
Clubs three-day endurance run was
postponed till Sept. 80 Oct. / on:
account of the unusual amount Of
rain and the resulting bad condition
Of the roads.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
a BENEFIT CONCERT
At the Lutheran Free Church, Friday
Evening, Sept. y, 1911.

Prof Thondnr> q p, go.
Kanlnr,ath 4 Crons+a, -..1:...1 sa1a;s.s '14
8. Mrs 6. 3 5.Jacohao,, ooa.,,...
ppnnp 1n:t1,olt, - 1A' 't'u'ee'
1-(a1 The .p;ior;m Ah.eo,,4
lbl K;rkan !; Nordan 1ra.s1I .r,a,ss,,
~ Gvldan,aL .p.:.s..assa !: :. 80, )
poe Ra;no.+ : 1.enee'au
2-fa1 q ~, m t.,1,.au: - = s
1hl Whan CO. = c. 60 - 1se1s0 -
- t'o1 'ons = sweet -
,I. -; - :. oans ooucl
Z 3-nuo+- "a hso,,+u .''''o''' - !. !.
Ra;,,astas n 8, -. -. Metcan 'ea'll
4fo1 ;'saa IT.; anu Gr.1nst0n. n
Ihi 11:1h4I NJ 'o !, ee1i - :. Drooman n
* Faio IT, ~ D., sose. .re.1n = ', =:
Tal r,a, 60 9 D1"A = Ae4; :. urleg
* Soatar ;antas. @ g. ..o.mDeis
on e. ID,
Prof Re;maa+ad -, 90, - -
5-(al 1net A-Woa-, >-
1...h.'p:.,
i. (b) Rel;ava M ''ooDe 1l~ Lonu
(cl Tact N;rh+ H:-,o
mr. G,..... 80 -
6-nno+uA A., 49, = Ga; aas.ou;
Re;mastad ana -. 49,, :. = -
7-fal Tnoan so,n M 49, '1soa. po:. !,
ihl Gamle Noroa 1.1'1Ss,s;u ns.,a
st>s TX -. .>'A.1o
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20
1t Never Rains But II Pours. /.

Within the last week in the VIII
age Of Raymond not less than six
baby girls were born. In fact, 50
generous has the stork been that on
his last visit which was at the home
Of the postmaster, Fred Olson, last
Monday, he left two little lassies.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20

Reimestad and Cranston.
This concert is given under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples So
ciety for the pipe-organ fund. Ad-
mission twenty five cents.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20

Mrs. Dwight Particle arrived last
Tuesday evening, and is the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Nc
Laughlin. She is enroute from avis
it in the west to her home at Chi
cago.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-09-20

Editor A. T. Archer, Of the Kerk-
hoven Banner, and two daughters,
were visitors at Willmar last Fri
day. Mr.. Archer made a fraternal
call at the Tribune Office. .ss