Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-08-09
News Notes From lelghbor owns.

pleton, has resigned, and Of his own
accord. #s' . 85
Dassel will vote on the question
Of issuing bonds for a new city hall
Aug. %. =..
The Minneota Mascot makes a
"guess' that Frank Clague will enter
the lists against Congressman Vol
stead.
The three-year- old son of Carl
Schmidt of Renville was run down by
an auto on the street last Wednes-
day evening and died two hours af-
forwards.
Thee. Johanson's barn in the
township Of Louriston, 32x7O feet,
blew down in a storm July 80, Kill
ling 4 cows, and Theo. Johnson's
barn in Pillsbury, 32x60 feet, was
struck by lightning and burned the
following day, Monday.
VIM. Dennstedt and family Of Fair
mont, N. D., came down in their auto
last week for a visit at the DEM
stedt and Hanson homes. They left
Tuesday for Willmar to visit other
relatives on their return.-Olivia
Times.
Attorney c. A. Fosnes expects to
start east Saturday Of this week. His
objective point will be West Point,
where he will visit his son Carl, 9TH
er places of interest will be visited
during his extended vacation.-Mon-
tevideo Commercial. =.
Here is fish story published in
the erstwhile reputable Litchfeld
Review: Miss Pearl Richardson of
Howard Lake had unique expert
ence recently. While rowing a boat
in the lake near there a two and a
half pound black bass ,leaped from
the water squarely into the boat.
The new dam at Granite Falls has
been completed and is said to be the
finest on the Minnesota river. 1t is
800 feet long and gives fourteen and
a half feet head. The structure is
of reinforced concrete and rock, and
is strong enough to stand thousand
Years, more or less Dawson Sen
Itinel.
! Miss Lillian Johnson, who has
been visiting at the home of her Sis
ter, Mrs. F. Van Houten, returned to
Minneapolis last week following the
return Of Mrs. Van Houten from a
couple of weeks visit with friends in
Minneapolis and Observation-Disclosures
enridge Telegram.
| A tramp harvest hand was paid of
Iby Fred Santzer at Renville the 9th
er day by check for $7.65. He raised
this to $3.50 before presenting the
check for payment at the bank. J.
Fl. Dale, in the bank, had his sus-
picions aroused, got in touch with
Mr.. Santzer and had the stranger ar
rested. It took several men to gel
hand cuffs onto the fellow. He is
now boarding with Sheriff Wick al
|Olivia.
| 7. P. Mcintyre is building sum-
mer cottage on the north side of
kandiyohi lake and he and Mrs. Nc
Intyre expect to spend the next
month there. W. B. Strom of Hec-
tor will build cottage near the Nc
1ntyre and Helms cottages also and
with others intending to do like
wise, Kandiyohi lake bids fair to
become the most popular resort fol-
Renville county people. - Olivia
Times.
| Waseca became a "wet" town July
IL, after one year Of no-icense. A
merchant says thru the Herald
''There has not been the slightest
difference in sales, nor will there be-
saw three drunken men on ou1
streets in six months previous to July
and it is no exaggeration to say
that since that date / have seen three
hundred such. On July 4 our cele-
bration degenerated into a noisy
loathsome orgy by men who were re-
|joicing over the return of the sa-
LOOM"
Senator Knute Nelson has them all
guessing. He has announced that he
will not care for reelection as U.
is. senator, but will defer his decis-
ion until he gets back home and con-
suits with his friends. Whether he
runs or not next years primary cleo
ton will be memorable one, for it
will be the first one in Minnesota
where the people themselves will
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