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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

ore, and even stuffed game and fish and
many other products of the state of
Minnesota and it was well worth ones
time to inspect the exhibits and thereby
gain an idea of that states fertility and
natural resources. Many favorable COM
ments were heard from visitors, and we
believe the state of Minnesota will profit
from this Mendoza visit, especially with
such a gcntlemanly and competent repre-
sentative as Mr.. Fullerton
BY the practical demonstration of
Minnesota's possibilities as an agricul-
tural district and the distribution of
local literature through the media Of
Agricultural Shows and the Exhibition
Car this state is bound to gain, and the
value of this publicity can only be
reckoned when the spring homeseeker
movement is over and some idea can
be had Of the number of new settlers
brought into the state.
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Cvlfax. March 6-Mr. MAIDS John
son visited at the John Iorrison
home at Norway Lake over Sunday.
There will be an auction sale at
the Filing Mas place next Friday.
March |. when machinery, stock
and some household goods will be
sold to the highest bidder.
Oscar Severeide left for Fland-
ers. S. D.. LIST week for visit with
his brother Vier.
Mrs. NeIs Mas has been visiting
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Knud Olson this past week.
Miss Anna Clausen. who is at
tending school at Belgrade visited
at her parental home here over Sum-
day.
Miss Marie Hamborg is at pres
ent working at the Christ Nelson
home.
Gustaf Imsdahl visited at the
Lewis Mikkelson home on Sunday.
Andrew Halvorson is at present
assisting George Halvorson near
Brooten.
Peter Westergard has been around
saving wood in this vicinity this
past week.
Alfred Halvorson is at present
working for Hans Imsdahl.
Larson Bros. have rented the Ell.
ling Mas farm for the coming
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Mas,
who have had charge of the farm
before. will leave for Kenmare, N.
D., in the near future.
Some of the young folks of this
vicinity attended the Box social al
the Knudson schoolhouse last Friday
evening.
Miss Josie Imsdahl who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Mix.
kelson. left for Lake Johanna or
Saturday for a visit with Mrs
John Hanson before returning tt
her home in Belgrade.
Marcus Mikkelson is assisting his
brother Martin at Belgrade this
week. Mabel Mikkelson is having
charge of the Scandal store. =
Hazel Olson visited with Mis-:
Caroline Miller on Sunday after.
noon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
Mrs. Knute Rhine last Sunday.
The SnnhurQ and Norway I.aI

Mrs. Knute Rhine last Sunday.
The Sunburg and Norway Lake
Telephone Co. held its annual meet.
ing on Wednesday. March l, al
Howell Wick's place. AS the line
has been doing rather poor service
of late. it was resolved that Ole
.Stene should be engaged to examine
all the phones on the line.
AS the boys in our band nearly
always play quick joyous music,
they might want a change once ir
a while for something doleful. II
so. they may try this little dirge
Who did kill county option?
Who did kill county option?
''We", said the law-doers,
"To please the rich brewers.
We did kill county option.
Yes. we did kill county option"
Who will mourn his death?
Who will mourn his death?
"We," said the poor mothers,
"And good many others.
We will mourn his death;
Yes, we will mourn his DEATH
Who will dig his grave?
Who will dig his grave?
"We." said the law makers,
"We'll be undertakers.
And we will dig his grave.
Yes, we will dig his grave.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

have little money toward the purchase
of farm land to make. new home, to
Minnesota.
The itinerary of the Minnesota Car
took it into Mendoza, ILL.,, and the
Reporter of that city spoke very highly
through it's columns of this visit and the
benefit to be derived therefrom by Mime
sofa. The following extract is taken
from that article:
''On Wednesday the car sent out by
the state of Minnesota and the Great
Northern Railroad Company was in Men
'dota and was open for the inspection Of
our citizens and the farmers of the
,neighboring community. The car was in
charge of Sam F. Fullerton, as state
representative. and is accompanied by
w. S. Weber. immigration Agent for
the Great Northern. who did all in their
power to show the products displayed
to the best advantage to the visitors,
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Fahlun. March 13-L. P. Felt,
who has been saving lumber for
the farmers around here, finished
last Thursday.
Misses Florence and Emily John
son spent Saturday and Sunday in
Minneapolis.
The auction Saturday at Nord-
strom's was we'll attended and
everything sold we'll.
John Kleburg and family Sunday
ed at Frank Nelson's.
Misses Ruth and HELEN Edgren
spent Sunday at Beck's.
Quite a few of the young people
from here took in the spoon social
in Dist. GO. all report good time.
A. Nelson is at present in a hos
pital in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlin of
North Dakota have spent few days
with C. Albin's.
Waldron Broman. who is attend
ing the Willmar Seminary is spend
ing this week at home.
Miss Amy Strand from Willmar
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Fahlun.
Alvin Anderson is assisting Joe
Jones with the spring work.
Van Brunt seems to be favorite
grain drill, a good many have been
bought around here.
Arthur johnson and Ernest Freed
left Monday for Thief River Falls
where they are engaged in dredge
work. They expect to stay through
out the summer.
Miss. Clara Blomquist is visiting
with her brother Oliver. for short
time having spent the greater part
of the winter in Duluth. ~
Albin Freed is now very busy
man. He will on Monday COM
mence farming under his own man.
agement.
No services at Oak Park last Sum-
day, the pastor being in Colfax.
The Norstrom farm was sold to
j. Freed. s..-..-
j. Magnuson from Kandiyohi is
spending a few days with his son.
Henry.
Those who are attending the
Willmar schools from here were
home over Sunday.
Mr.. Youngren and family left
Friday for Canada where they will
make their future home.
Fahlun has had wolf scare, but
it's all over now.
Carl Franzeen: is working for
Arthur Klint.
The farmers are now busy pre-
pairing for the spring work which
is near at hand.
What about that program at Oak
A handsome new Elks Hall has
just been completed at Fergus
Falls which is claimed to be the
finest lodge room in the State.
The formal dedication will take
place on March 18th when Gov.
Eberhardt and Ex-G Gov. Sarles Of
North Dakota are expected to be
present.
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the said proposed Branch No. and there
telmanat.nE ano connect1nS Win salo pro-
poseu nfanSn ~. ::
your pe!ltlone1s 1u!1neI 1ePIesent tnat
more particular oefcl1ptiGn OF tne course OF
the SAID proposeo man o1!cn ana al OF the
brancnes Thereon 10 contained IN map OF
the survey OF eucn proposed man oltch ana
petition and which map is hereby made
Of Phi; state that
tore they made application to the County
inbefo1e proposed main ditch and it's several
branches with the said Judicial Ditch No.
Of said counties and that at a joint meeting
OF the said County boards held at W1l1mar
| in said X andlyohi County on the 4th day
OF OCTOBER, 1910, permission wasduly grant
sa;G h .ns dcscrbed nrooosed sIe
ditch ard its several hrarches thereof w;th
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
VI sofa TO BENEFIT By PRACTICAL,
ADVERTISING Of GREAT NORTHERN RY
Followers of Mnnesotas Industrial Progress Sure Of Rush
of Settlers Into This State During
Coming Spring

The practical method undertaken by
the Great Northern Railway of adver-
tising Minnesota by bringing the products
of our State before the homcseeking pub
lie OF the East through the means Of
Agricultural Exhibits in the different
large eastern cities--the last one being
installed at Al North High St., Column
bus, Ohio-and the State Exhibition Car,
is bound to result in directing those, who
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

who numbered over thousand accord
ing to Mr.. Fullerton's estimate. Too
much credit can not be given to James j.
Hill, head of the Great Northern, who,
by furnishing the car and free trans
portation, materially aids Minnesota in
showing her products to the rest of the
United States.
In the car are displayed specimens
Of corn, small grain, fruit, vegetables,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
Real Estate Transfers.
Real estate transfers for the Weel
ending March 4 1911.

Real estate transfers for the week
ending March 4. 1911.
Town of Holland.
Feb. Is Gerben M. Dauma to
Henry Gort. ESQ a. of ne4 of ne4 !.
sec. %. $500.00.
Town of Lake Elizabeth.
Mar. 3-Olof Oredson to Sven P.
Carlson. WI of Cd Of lot 3, sec. 3,
4.50 a., SITS 90.
Town of Fahlun.
Mar. 3-John O.. Lundberg to
Peter N. Lindgren. - Govt lots 2
and 3, sci of nw4 sec. z. 1856 a,
$3.50. 90.
Town of Whitefeld.
Feb. 27-Nels Nelson to Charles
]. Frieburg nw4 exc. 2 acres,
sec. 2; sch of neA. sec. 3. 1856. 20
a., $ll, 777.O0
Town of Edwards. ..=
Feb. 2O-National Land Co. to
William l.. and Chas H. Schmidt,
fractional nw4 exc. church site,
sec. 143 a.. $3l32. so. ..
Mar. 3-George Morrow to J.
Fl. Stoll, Sc / of nw4, sec. %, 40
a.. $1,000. co..
Town Of tennessee.
Mar. 3-Olof Anderson to Andrew
P. Melin. 81 of sw4, sec. 16 and
ne4 of sci, sec. II. 120 a $4,000. 90.
Town of Kandiyohi.
Mar. 3-Peter Tulin to J. C.
Carlson, W. of sw4. WI of eA OF
sw}. sec. II. 120 a.. S9120.00.
Mar. 3-Swan Anderson tc
Charles A. Berg. nj of ne4 exc.
LIS a.. sc. / of ne4. lot Z, sec. 81
and lot 4 of sw4. sec. 80, 154 IS a.,
$4,000. 90.
-. Town of Willmar.
Mar. 2-Nels P. Swenson to C. J.
Sioquist, W. of ne4, sec. q. 80 a.
$6l50. 0O.
Town of St. Johns.
Mar. 3-H. B. Stromert to C. G.
Teander, W. ] of ne4, ea Of nw4
sec. 10, 100 a., $1.00.
Mar. SC. G. Teander to Ids
Stromert, W. of ne4, eA of nw4
sec. ID, 100 a., $l.00.
Mar. 3-Frank C. Gilman to W
IF. Person. nW1 of nw1 ser 10 III
a., $l575:00.
Village Of Atwater.
Mar. 3-M. B. Sveem to J. A
johnson, lots, S. Ct and 8, bl. 2
Halls add'n.. $4,000.
Village of Raymond
Feb. 27-Alma Abrahamson t,
Adlof lobe. part Of lot 2, sec. 10
unplatted parts. $500.
City of WilImar.
Feb. 2l-Thea M. johnson t.
Gustaf A. Erickson, lots 2 and 5
of lot l, hi. 4, Thorpe & Lien
add. $1.00.
| Feb. 25-Jennette Downs to Alic
Downs, lots II and IL. bl. 2. Han
sons add'n. $4,000.
Feb. ga. E. Rice to j. S. Rob
bins. let IL, bl. 26. $1.00.
Feb. 27--J. Emil Nelson to C. G
Carlberg. lots IL. - and IA. bl
10, Ferring's add'n, $l8O0.00.
Mar. 2-John Sjoquist to Pete
|Swenson, lot 3, bl. "E'' Thir'
add'n, $1,000 90.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
DeLahunt's Parcel Delivery.

Trunks, parcels, pack ages, letters, ett
called for and delivered to any part Of the
city. Prompt service Charges moderat:
Office Great Northern Express. Telephone %
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
DR.. G.. w. Riches,

M6dIc9t AND UStooP6thtc
ASA End AVE., So, Minneapolis
Has made special preparation for the
successful treatment of all long standing,
difficult chronic diseases, such sciatica,
rheum atis1n, goitre. stom ach, kidney and
liver troubles ailments Of W omen, cancerous
growths, ett.. etc. Free consultation by m all
invited. If cannot help you l will tell you
so.
A large, pleasant home tor patients. Take
First Ave. So. car to Nicollet and 2Sth St.
and walk three blocks east and half block
south.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
The Strop that Never Falls.

AM~ oeIVP SAaoS NCVSE 0A4Ss
The "Never-Fail Razor Stropper"
is the greatest invention ever
known to sharpen razors. 1t is ad-
apted to old style as we'll as safety
razors. Some of its features are:
Se'f-adjusting to all types of ra-
Zors.
Puts perfect edge on the dullest
razor.
heightened the life of the razor.
Restores old razors to their orig
inal efficiency.
Mechanically perfect.
Finest quality of leather.
Cannot cut the strop
Simple in construction and opera
ton.
Makes shaving pleasure.
Roller bearings turnout.
Guaranteed for life.
Bring in your razors and have
them sharpened FREE.
Sub-agents wanted to handle this
work. 1t will be the greatest chan
ce to make money you ever had.
Sold bv J. l.. Gale. Willmar,
MIMI. located in the Virgins
Building facing front street, near
Carlson's shoe shop. AZ
Let me know when you arc IN
the market for marble or granite
monuments. Lowest prices and
best work guaranteed.
H. T. Olson,
ST 734 A Street. Willmar.
DR.. C.. E. Gerretson, dentist.
office in new Ruble block. Willmar.
Tribune Wants will helm Won A..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15
BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids win be received by the Board
County, Minnesota, at the Office of the
County Auditor In the City of Willmar, I'M
til O'Clock P. NJ. M arch 22nd 1911, for the
leasing of a suitable building Ito be used as
County Poor House, for the term Of one
year from the first day of April, 1911.
Such building must be situated in one of
the following named places, to-wit; City of
Willmar; Village of Atw ater: Village Of Spicer;
Village of New London or Village of Ray
mOnd.
Bids will also be received at the same time
and place in a separate Enclosure for the care
of poor as inmates kept at County Poor
House, including board and washing, and
bidder must state the price to be charged per
week for each person as such inmate of poor
house.
Bids must be delivered to the County
Auditor on or before O'Clock P. NJ. March
Bids.'
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
THos n. OLSON,
Chairman Board of County Commits
Dated at Willmar, Minnesota, February
Oath. 1911. 3.3w
SIGNS-''For Rent" For Rent,
Furnished ROOM ''For Sale.
"Dressmaking'' printed on card
board, for sale at the Tribune office
at 10 cents each.
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LA TOILETTE

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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

DR.. c. E. Gerretson, dentist.
office in new Ruble block. Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-03-15

Tribune Wants will help you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
nance turned over
To OKhULCEE COUNTY
HELD UNDER BOND IN TULSA IN
SUM OF $4,000 TROUBLE
OVER MORTGAGES.

On n preliminary hearing before
Judge Slack yesterday William Nance,
recently returned from Nebraska to
answer In Tulsa County to a charge
Of disposinG Of mortgaged property,
was paced under $500 bond and
turned over to the authorities Of Ok
mulgee County to answer to a similar
charge.
by chattel mortgage dated May 10,
1910 and executed on the BURNERS
and Merchants Bank OF Bixby, Nance
- said to have succeeded in getting
a loan OF several hundred dollars on
a drove of cattle. He Is alleged to
have later sold all his personal be-
! lpngings in preparation for a trip to
Nebraska and TO have left the pay
mont OF the mortgage delinquent on
investigation OF the case, Nance was
.ound, It is said, to have executed
several other mortgages Of various
amounts on personal property to
which he win likely havo TO answer
IN Oklahoma County.
After arraignment IN Okmulgee,
Nance win lie rctur.ed TO Tulsa for
his hearing, The man is said to be
n heavy holder OF real estate IN Ne
9raska and wa releied on bond
made by friend In this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
NEW CONCOCI|ON
FOUND IN TULSA
A GuiI,ANTEED FRIsKY DRINK
CAPTURED AT THE EUREKA.
The name IS JUST MULE
U, Il. Peck Placed Under Arrest
Whisky ana Othor Liquors Cap
tured Whom Police Made Rafd.

A new conoocton wRs discovered
by the police yfpterday IN raid on
the Eureka drug store" that drives
drinking mont TO the insane asylum II
TOO freely imbibod. The formula Is
said to be equal parts OF alcohol syr-
up and water; and tho name is
mule" II Is guaranteed TO make a
follow 20 risky, Il travelling between
the 00th and Tooth mile posts of life
lie viii for brief time be restored
70 youth. 60 lnWgoratug ia It's quail
tiles that several pipe liners who par
took too freely Of tho fluid few days
ugo imagined they were rolncarna-
tions OF the ass and attempted to
fick out the foundation OF the new
sky scraper, Third and Cincinnati
Four gallons OF mule" several
cf plain whisky and other liquors
were taken IRON IA repository found In
the rear OF the establishments The
clerk, O, Il. Peck, was placed under
arrest and the drug store closed un-
III he could he released on bond Pro-
prietors plagree and Ford We're said
10 have been out of the city yester-
day but viii probably be placed under
arrest on their return on warrants
charging viJiatlon OF the city ordin'
ance In having liquor in their pos
session.
A case Is now pending against the
owners OF the Eureka in the federal
courts where they are charged with
selling gum opium. United States
Marshal Fred Thompson on investl'
cation, found several pounds OF the
preparation in the safe at the store
The clue to its whereabouts was galn-
I'd through a raid on a mop" Joint
in Sapulpa where several smokers
were found deadened under its influ-
ence,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
SUPERIOR COURT
CASE NEXT WEEK
PROBABLY ON MKT TUESDAY
UiIERKSHJP WILL NE DECIDED.
A FINAL DECISION Soon
Supreme Court Not In Session This
Wcck-tlcrk Wells and Dnughtcr
Are I'll.

II was expected that tho state SUI
premc court would hand down an
opinion on the controversy regarding
the rightfu' holder Of the superior
court olorkfhlp Of Tulsa County early
this week. Word received from Guth-
rio by Tusans Interested In the case
gave the Information that the supreme
court was not In session this week and
that an opinion would net bo rendered
until It convened, probably on next
Tuesday
-Argument1 were submitted 20 tho
five Jurors of the court some time ago,
ana on request additional information
was Forwarded by attorneys rporoscnt-
Ing John r Wells, present clerk to
Superior Judge League, This was
taken under consideration by the body
and upon further delioeration an opin-
ion viii bo rendered not later than
two weeks hence.
NJ Il. Cline, clerk for Judge Brock
,nrldge's court, is confident that the
case will be submitted for an opinion
the first OF next week. II IS said, how
ever, that final opinion win follow
two weeks after It IS submitted to the
judges Of the the supreme court.
Clerk John II. Wells Is confined
20 his home at Broken Arrow suffer-
ing from an attack OF Illness. lie viii
probably be unable 10 attend court
ior several days as his daughter is
seriously Ill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
Strangers 'PRY'
70 GET A DRINK
CARRIE NATION EFFORTS ARE
NOT LACKING IN RESULTS.
But Then IT isn't TIGHT
The City Hall Not Looking so Coed
Any Morc-When Gamblers
Curse the Policemen.

A stranger would at nast have to
do some little scouting to get "drlnk'
IN Tulsa, by word Of Mayor Martin.
according to the mayor the bootlegg-
ing Joints are not selling as much
liquor as they were some time ago.
There Is at least some Improvement
along the line. Indeed the mayor
declares that tho effect Of the recent
Carrie Nation efforts on the part Of
the police force have not been without
their effect
The city Is not shut up tight, but
life for the thirsty Is somewhat more
Strenuous Things are not quite as
easy for the vlolators Of the law rel
ative to booze selling. This Is evil
denced by the visits OF the alleged
bootleggers TO the City Hall, and to
other places where Mayor Martin may
be found, seeking to get him to "come
over" quite frequently are the promi-
nent heads of the booze fraternity OF
Tulsa seen deftly hopping into the
elevator In the Central National Bank
building. They sometimes get Off on
the third, or City Hall floor. Some
times 1t Is TO get license tag for a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
KILL THEGERMS
That's the Only Way to Cure Dand.
ruff, ana Partisan Snge Is tho
Only Killer.

Parislan Sage soaks into the scalp,
and when It reaches the roots of the
hair II not only Kills every dandruff
germ, but II supplies the hair with
lust the right kind Of nourishment to
Put vigor and strength into II and
make It grow.
Partisan Sage Is the most delicate
nair dressing in the world and Is not
sticky or greasy. Use II one week and
you viii never give II up.
Partisan Sage 10 guaranteed by Ba-
fer Drug Co. to stop falling hair; TO
cure dandruff keep hair from fad
,ng; TO stop itching Of the scalp, or
money back. Price go cents large
potte. The girl with the Auburn hair
is on every bottle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
After all, the rent problem
is the hardest one the man
on salary has to face.

1t must be met once month rain or shine. And
every dollar paid out for rent is like pouring water
down rat hole-not thing in the world to show for
it after it is gone Even in Sickness when to loss of
time is added half dozen other purse drains, the
rent money must come just the some. The landlord
cannot be blamed. His good cash is in the lot and
house you occupy. He is providing against old age
why not? Old age must overtake each of us, some
times ill health comes with it. Why not emulate his
example by providing at least one safe harbor-A
HOME of YOUR 0WN-the one spot the sheriff can
not enter. This only means living short rations
for year or two, then easy going again. We had
this in mind in planning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-20
THE BOOK CLUB RESOLVES.
Passes Resolutions of Regret Upon
Action of the School Board.

At the meeting OF the Tuesday Book
Club OF Tulsa, held Tuesday, the
club aligned itself with those whit
have taken exception TO the action OF
the Tulsa school board In designating
q successor to superintendent Mas
ters of the Tulsa schools by passing
the following resolutions:
Resolved, That we, the Tuesday
Book Club, In regular session, do here
by express our sincere and deep re-
gret upon the action OF tho school
board in the appointment OF sue
cessor to Professor Masters as super
intendent Of our public schools.
That wo as club desire to express
our confidence in profe/sor Masters as
superintendent of our schools and also
our appreciation OF his splendid work
for the intellectual and moral upbuld
ing Of the youth Of our city.
That we most sincerely hope that by
some means Professor Masters may
still be retained as superintendent OF
the public schools of Tulsa.
Mrs, w. A. Roth.
Mrs. Bowen.
Mrs. Cathey.
Committee.