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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-25
one of these days commence the job.
Aug. Bergman and family were

one of these days commence the job.
Aug. Bergman and; family were
guests Of Willmar friends from
Saturday until Sunday.
Miss Alma Wagness, who is at
tending the Seminary at Willmar
spent Sunday at nome. ~.
AdoI,ph Danielson. from Hawley,
MIMI. is visiting relatives down
here at the present.
Emil Ecklund, of Pennock, did a
splendi d job of pap erhanging and
paintin e for Carl Stonehelle the
past week. -.
Lynn Anderson of Pennock, made
la few days business trip down be:
low last; week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Carlson and
children were guests at the latters
sisters home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Clara Anderson of Willmar
is calling on friends out here:
Miss Marie GRANDSON is having
her vacation from her, duties at the
Peterson e Wellin store. e.
j. P. Carlson attended the Luth-
eran Mission meetings at Willma1
the first. part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman were enter.
tanned at the Dahlsten home Thurs
day. -.
A merry "bu1,ch OF: eight" spent
Saturday evening with Mae Abram
son. r.. =.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. u. Morris re-
ceived a telephone message OF
Thursday afternoon te ling of thu
serious illness of the Ia tiers sister
Mrs. Lewis Johnson of Cokato
who was sick with pneumonia
Mrs. Morris went do wn on tn
morning train.
Mrs. F. N. Anderson at d two lit
tie girls visited for three lays wit
her mother Mrs. Eva No. rman o
Willmar. -5@,& 's@~Sza7
Miss Ida Dahlman enjoye d Sun
day with her folks in Salem,
49,. .." fav
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Litchfeld extended most cordial
welcome to the dairymen OF the
state last week and entertained her
guests royalty. The meetings were
helpful and inspiring. At the an
nual business session W. F. Schill-
ing of Mortified was reelected
president of the association. 425
people sat down to the banquet
given by the citizens of Litchfeld
in honor of their guests.
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MOurHa Loss of Baby Son.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frans of
Harrison are mourning the death of
their baby son, who died on Tues
day January, 18th after a three
weeks illness of brain fever. The
little one was two months and
twenty days old.
Rev. Walters conducted funeral
services on Sunday January q at
two O'Clock at the home. The bu-
rial was in Tripolis church ceme-
terry.
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LIKE JULIAN
T. &c., LETTER

Lake Lillian. Jan. l6-- Snow
storms have been the order of the
day out here in Lake Lillian.
Mr.. Lindstrom, of Nebraska, was
out here looking over his farm
which Mr.. Forsman is renting.
Rev. Nelson. of Lake Elizabeth.
held services in the Baptist church
Sunday.
Rev. j. Edgren arrived here last
Friday and will hold meetings from
now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Hoglund of
Valley City. N. D.. were here a
few days visiting relatives.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Renstrom last Friday.
Don't forget. Billy. that we all
smoke Elsas if given to US.
Our store keeper johnson is SELL
ing things at cost lately, such as
lut fisk etc. Go ask him and he
will tell you all about it. His
spring and summer stock will soon
arrive. Come early and avoid the
rush. >-
Miss Helena Lett is now home
again after a stay in the cities.
Mr.. Bakken of Olivia was
around here buying hogs lately for
parties of that place.
Lake Lillian, Jan. % - VIM.
Shields of South Dakota has been
busy hauling grain to Olivia this
past week.
John Anderson left the past week
for Iowa where he will visit for
some time.
P. Aug. johnson came home last
Monday after a few days visit at
Spicer- on-Green Lake.
Quite number from here at
tended the dedication of the Svea
cooperative store and all report a
good time. The store is one of the
largest country stores in the state
and the building alone cost some
around 100000 The editor of the
Farm. Stock and Home addressed
the big audience and Mr.. Falk made
a speech in the Swedish language.
Miss Ella Hedin left for the cities
last week where she will stay for
some time.
Pastor Erickson held services at
the home of P. H. Hanson's last
Monday evening.
H. p. Hanson lost a valuable
horse last week. They had taken
the horse to Willmar on Sunday and
it died the following night.
Today Rev. Alex. Peterson and
P. S. J. johnson leave for Willmar
to attend the Lutheran District
meeting at that place.
L. J. Peterson is busy these days
hauling sand from Big Kandiyohi
lake. Mr.. Peterson intends to
build a magnificent residence on
his farm in the spring.
Hanson brothers are hauling lum-
Der from Olivia for their big barn
which they intend to build in the
spring.
A Mr.. Aspen will give a moving
picture show in the Roselil]ian
school house Saturday evening at
1880. Admission Is and Is cents.
Betsy Lundqnist and family have
moved to Mrs. Anderson's farm and
the Meyer family have moved to
their own farm now.
Don't kick your leg off because
the mail does not arrive on schedule
time. The town board ought to see
that the roads are open for travel
ing. Why not pay for road work
in the winter time? Why not pay
for having roads open all the year
around.
An old pioneer of this town was
taken suddenly sick and died.
Prince Horsehide was one of the
oldest of his tribe in Lake Lillian
and his age is unknown to the old.
est farmers here. His death was
due to old age and he was buried
in the Happy Hunting Ground GEM
etery here.
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the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan

the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Downs over Sunday. N
Miss Verna Monsoon from Tripolis
is visiting a few days at the home
OF her brother VIM. Monson Of
Bass Lake.
F. O. Swenson goes to Willmar
today as delegate from the Saron
church to the annual district meet
ing Of the Swedish Lutheran
church. s.:# 9,... ~ "a:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-01-25

The census returns show St.
Cloud to be the sixth city in the
state in population and also that it
made the best showing of gain of
any city in Minnesota, excepting
the three big ones.
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Card OF Thanks.

We wish to extend our grateful
thanks to all who so kindly assisted
US at the time of the death and fu.
neral of our dear baby bow. Their
kindness will never be forgotten.
D Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frans.
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Carnat1On Day.

Carnat1On Day.
Jan. 20 is the day to wear a
carnation in memory of our late
president VIM. Mckinley.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
Mike Murphy
and His Colleen

Ioyableness sez scat. en- thin imme-
jutly she heaps tn Goals " tribula-
tions on We en- starts tn ice plant to
movin'. Plenty iv refrigerashua y
necessary. Guild mits, n culd should-s
ers. n Guild feet comes T. ye In bewil-
derin' abundance. Jest because iy thl
fact thet ye deigned to cillibrate sssh
n important capichulashun ez thet iv
some fminine indivijule.
.'Yit yez always hev wan frind. i'll
lessyl wot a formidable foe to wo-
mans ornerinesst FIR 'nInstance. oi
heard Katie was goin' Z the Catholic
bazaar last week Immejutiy. OF asked
Maggie o'ReIlly Z accompany me-
Well, well, ye should NV seen Katie's
countenance ez me en- Maggie walked
NTH dure. Four different colors did
oil count in ez many sickonds.
Maggie en- me ct together en- thin
we bought apruns en- other FANCY
wurruk. Sure'n twas master
shtroke. Katie frowned at Maggie en-
Maggie giggled back. Katie shtuck
her nose in tn air n went back to tn
kitchen wit tn rest Thin Maggie lef1
ME fer a minnit en- wot dye suE)poseg
Why there was Katie. comm shlowly
up 4 me frum behind en- she ser. ser
she, Moike. dim glad ye lint ser
prizince this evenin' Z make tn az
fair a crate SUCCESS. Oh see thet ye bio
reformed en- tset yer are tryin' to id
tn right thing. Sometime whin yea
hiv toIme drop over en- see me-
"oI smoiled most gracefully. shtuck
me head In tn air en- seq. ser oil. per-
haps. Katie oi will. perhaps Katie. oil
wont. bu wot does it matter. yez don't
keer won way or 'nuther but--oi sec
me deer frind Miss o'Rciliy IL orav-
in me attindance upon her no oi BID
ye good. evcnin' Miss McDermott-
AN thet was score number wan
fer Nike Murphy"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
FIRST TRAIN AT SILVERTOh
SINCE FLOOD, OCTOBER 6

Silverton, Dec. S.-The first train
through from Durango over the Dem
yer & Rio Grande tracks through the
Las Animas canon arrived in Silver
ton today at noon. Since the flood of
October 6 Silyerton has been shut on
from train service from the east, and
there is much rejoicing among the
residents of this city.
1t has been reported that Silverton
would suffer a coal famine while the
progress of building the road was IN
operation. The report is contradicted.
No family in the San Juan has felt
the cold weather of the past month
from the scarcity of coal.
The mines and mills have been
pounding away day and night and
many carloads of concentrates will
leave silverton depot daily for the
smelters of Durango and Salida. Tie
people of silverton are in debt to
Otto Mears for the progress made in
opening the road.
Many cars of coal and supplies will
arrive today Machinery for the diff
ferent mines that has been delayed
during the blockade will arrive in
the several carload shipments.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
ORGANIZED PAST:h0BLE
GRkNDS ASSOCIATION

Mrs. Charles E. Waldo entertained
the past noble grands of the Rebekah
lodge, Wednesday afternoon at her
home on River street.
A Past Noble Grands Association
was organized for social and benevo-
leat purposes, the officers elected be-
ing Mrs. Waldo, president; Mrs. Viola
Williams, vice president; Mrs. Estella
Lonnecker, secretary; Mrs. f. w.
Thomas, treasurer and Mesdames Ber-
tina Combs. Belle Durant and Add.e
Combs, a committee to draft con-
stitution and bylaws.
1t is the intention of the associa-
tion TO meet the first and third We'd
nesday of each month at the home of
the members.
Light refreshments were served
during the course of the afternoon
and each of the seventeen past noble
grands present declared the affair to
he most thoroughly enjoyable one.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
GIBSON LUMBER COMPANY
PURCHASES ANOTHER YARD

The Gibson Lumber Company. Of
Canon City. today took over the local
yard OF the Colorado Lumber and
Supply company and the stock was
invoiced this afternoon. The Gibson
company has had an option on the
property since Nov. IS. which expired
at noon today. but at II O'Clock Her
man Loehr arrived from the county
seat and took up the option. What
changes will be made by the new
owners is not decided as yet. but a
statement will probably be made pub
lie tomorrow.-Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
THIRTY BABIES AIDAY IN
COLORAD0 DURIMG PAST YEAR

statictics compiled in Denver show
that 1880 babies were born In COL
ors1o during the year ending Sep
tember Both. According TO these
figures the increase Of the popula-
tion OF the state from this source
was about thirty n day. which shows
that there is no race suicide" In
Colorado. The birth rate in Denver
for the period mentioned was on al
average of seven a day; in Colorado
Springs two a day. and. in Pueblo.
one every other day. This Is birth
rate of one baby to every eighty peo-
pie in the state.
Colorado Springs also has the dis
tInction of leading the state in the
nrmber of twins, according to figures
compiled by the state board OF health.
This delving into the birth statis-
tics is caused by the recent remark
in speech to the Queens Daughters
at the womans club by Father Ma
lone that the birth rate in Denver
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
VISITED THE
PRISON ROAD
MAKING CAMP
CITIZENS VIEW WORK OF con.
vICTs WHICH is NEARING
COMPLETION

The prison automobile carrying
Warden lyman, Sibley the driver, Otis
W. Thayer and two other members OF
the Selig Polyscope company, and the
county automobile driven by Chas. r.
McLain, County Commissioners W. H.
La Grange and Sanford C. Kelso, Geo.
f. Rockafellow and County Clerk II.
H. Smith, visited the prison road max
ing camp on the Canon City-Colorado
Springs road on Wednesday and in
spected the work being done there.
The camp is located on the Ell Paso
county line, twenty-eight miles north
east of here, and is pronounced to be
a model of its kind.
Practically all of the heavy rock
work along the line of the road is fin
ished and only about three miles of
easy grading remains to be done until
the cutoff is completed through Fre-
mont country territory. The opening
up of this splendid new highway to
public travel will reduce the distance
between Canon City and Colorado
Springs to forty-three miles. The dis
taace between the two points by the
old roadway is fifty-two miles. Imme-
diately after the arrival of the party
in camp a kangaroo court was held
by the convicts and the members Of
the warden's car arraigned for trial,
and, ON being adjudged guilty. were
submitted to a 'horse play" punish
ment that was highly amusing to the
spectators. The warden was let off on
fine and to square things" with the
court treated the men to cigars. The
Selig Polyscope people secured a lot
OF photographs that will be used n
making a film for a moving picture
machine. The new road is considered
one of the finest stretches of highway
in Colorado.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
TO TAKE EXCELLENT
POSITlON!INEUTA:

Harold r. Waldo. junior member OF
the law firm of Waldo, Dawson &
Stump, left today for Provo. u. where
he will enter upon a remunerative
position in the legal department OF
the Telluride Power company, to
which he was recently appointed. Nj.
Waldo is a graduate of the law school
of the University OF Colorado and
completed the prescribed course Of
study there near the head OF his
class. At the bar examination CON
Quoted before the supreme court he
made the highest grades ever credited
to a law student in this state. Mr..
Waldo is a young man OF splendid
character and his equipment for his
profession is such as to assure his
success wherever he goes. The posi-
ton to which he has been called is a
difficult and responsible one. but his
friends here have no doubt in relation
to his making good in It. He is to tie
congratulated on his advancement In
his chosen field Of work
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
SENATOR GUGENHEIM
RETIRING FR0MssSEkATE

The announcement that Senator ST..
mon Guggenheim will not be aandi-
date for reelection will come as a
surprise to the Republicans Of Colo
rado. Since he has occupied. the posi-
ton of representing Colorado IN the
upper house of our national congress
he has attended strictly and care
fully to that work. No man whom
Colorado ever sent to congress has
been more faithful in his attention
to the detail requests made BY his
ial to receive his personal attention
and no request for information was
too great not to merit complete an
swer. Senator Guggenheim gave 70
Colorado six of the best years of his
life in the perfect manner in which
he attended to the detail work that
was placed upon him by the people
of this state. 1t is well known fact
that he maintained a corps OF from
twelve to twenty-five clerks at his
own expense to attend to this work.
In this the senator will be greatly
missed for It has been many years
since Colorado Senator has given
to her people the attention that has
been given by Senator Guggenheim to
their requests. iss-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

was less than that Of Paris.
Denver shows In the records Of the
state board OF health that for the
year ending Sept so there werte.7ee
babies born in Denver. This is . lit
tie better than a baby to each so OF
the population.
Following are the births reported
for the three months ending with
September. this year.
Mamosa. Il; Paonia. IL; Colorado
City. 20: Manitou. &: Canon City. 81;
Rife. IL: GunnIson. /; warrenburE.
2o:. Arvnda. 6: Edgewater. 8: Cold
en-. 10; Lakeside. 3: Morrison. a
Leadviile. 80: Durango. %; Loveiand.'
81: Trinidad. 3: Grand Junction.
4s; La Junta. 81: Rocky Ford. 2ss
Telluride. Is; Cripple Creek. 2s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

Go at it in the right way and you
can be the absolute boss. as you tenn
it. for your own household. But you
have to do it gracefully. with tact
and all the winning ways at your
command. Gentleness and courtesy
gets more in every phase of life than
boisterous commands.
~You smile, but 1 know-know by
experience and observation. You are
pretty young yet to know much about
life. especially about women. But you
will learn"
Suppose your boss came down
some election morning and said tc
the boys about your office, Now
want every d one of you men tc
go to the polls and vote the Republi-
can ticket straight-straight mind
you, straight Now what would hap
pen? Why at least half of them would
vote a Democratic ticket Just out OF
pure cussedness. No. he doesn't do IL
that way"
81 remember when 1 was kid OF
fourteen 1 worked on q neighbor's
farm. The old man was a stern old
codger and didn't like his way OF
ordering us about One morning We
set out to plant potatoes He said kid
1 want every one of these potatoes
planted eye up, you understand, eye
up Well 1 planted every one of them
eye down. 1 didn't like the way he
told me to do 1t. and had curiosity
to see II they would come up, eyes
down. They came up all right"
people don't like to be ordered
around too much. Women won't stan
for it-that is no woman worth hav-
ing will stand for It. But with the ex-
ercise of proper tact Young Man, you
can have your woman IL you ever
take one. building the fires. sweeping
the walks on a snowy morning. milk
ing the cow and even blacking yoGI
boots If you want her to-"
And then he was up and off with
this parting shot: young Man. yor
had better confine your literary efforts
to base ball games and amateur wed
dings-at any rate don't try to wrlt'
about people and their woman affair
until you get some woman sense"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
MIR. BOGGS
ON IUOMAW 4FFfIRS


Young man said Mr., Boggs the
other day, You don't know me and
you don't kno wantything about the
woman question. You don't know the
first principles SO you may be ex-
cused for tie bunch of rubbish you
gave out the other day about me and
my woman"
He was good natured about it and
didn't seem inclined to jump on us
very hard, so we gave him our undi-
vided attention. We had really been
looking for a little trouble over those
stories about his woman which
were in the main correct, SO we were
very much pleased to find him in SO
amiable mood.
mo sir, your ignorance of woman
is appalling-though excusable per-
haps, seeing that you have had SO III
tie to do with them.
"You talk as though a man who
has control of his own household
must boss and order his woman
around like he might niger slave.
You talk as though loud words and
firm commands are necessary N
houna manaqement
"what do you suppose would be Che
result, sir, If 1 went home today and
ordered my woman not to join the
Woman's club? Why sir, she would
send in an application within twenty
four hours. No indeed, that way would
not work. You couldn't hold woman
in home thirty days If you went at
it that way.
"Did you ever meet Boss Cox OF Gin
cinnati, or Roger Sullivan of Chicago,
or Bob Speer of Denver? They con-
troll people-absolutely dictate the
everyday doings of thousands of
people. Do they order them about
with harsh commands? Well 1 guess
not. Each of those three bosses Of the
political life OF great city has a
more pleasing, winning personality
than any man 1 know in Canon City.
He does not order his men about. yet
his every request is granted-his ey-
cry wish gratified, his every order
which does not appear to be an order
strictly obeyed.
well it's that way in your home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14

Sunday morning we met Mike
Murphy coming from church. About
block ahead of him we had passed
Katherine McDermott. for whom we
knew Mike had an unusual liking.
However. last time we had seen him
he declared that their quarrel had
been sad one so we at once went to
the bottom of things.
Say Nike" we asked. How'd that
little til between you and Katie come
out?"
Tiff. did yez say" Mike frowned'
"Begorra n its more like a dog fight
Bull dogs ct thet. Its tn stubborness
affair iv Dan Cupid has iver bin me
Experience T. encounter. T. think tibet
oim tn butt iv tn hui affair. oil
promised Katie faithfully thet no
more would OF indulge in tn ixilaras-
in water. But oil did. Efter coomin'
back from prospectin' oi jest had I
have a ee sma' nippy as they say, q
bad cess to 'em. II Katie didn't git Oh
me trail.
"The AFFAIR OF me heart is still
hangin' foIre. OF promised Katie oi
would niver drink no more. But like
tn woman she Is she wouldn't believe
me wit tn result thet she he'd Z
smell me breath. = fer her snoopin'
Katie is an unhappy woman. tn
fiminine trait of huntin' trouble as
serted itself n oil was tn goat Match
ully oil feel somewhat squelched. But
oi know me Katie still loves me.
But did yez liver stop Z think wot
peculeyar autimobils these fiminine
individules are? Sometimes oi think
they aint understandable. Ye mate
thin. they take yer fancy. ye pay court
to thin. they smile etcha, ye are in
tn sivinth hiven iv good feelIn'. Thin
ye cillebrate-en thin yer troubles be-
gin. Thet fair flower iv sacrihcin'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-14
REX DYSPEPSIA TApLErs.

Relieves gas in stomach. distress af-
ter eating. stomach nervousness. diz-
ziness, headache. heartburn. heart
palpitation and other ailments caus-
ed by faulty digestion. Price 25c. Pre-
pared by United Drug Company. Bos-
ton. Mass. Sold in Canon City only by
Palace Drug Store. Mitchell & Eg-
bers, Props, COL Main st