Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-12-24

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81 John Francis haa bought the j. P.l
Madison feed stable and livery barn
A Willmar and may make his home
s. that live burg. Crimson sLedg-l
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John Francis bought the ]. RI Madi. |
=son feed stable and livery barn In
Willmar, Mimi, last Wednesday and
expects to remove there with his fam.
lily in the near future. Crimson
Voice. 81
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Mrs. Carl Hookom enjoyed q visit
from her mother, Mrs. Ledall, from
near Willmar last week. Mrs. Ledall
left on Friday for Detroit, to see her
mother. who is. Ill at that place
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81 Bernard Greip, q farmer residing
between Glencoe and Plato was COM
mitted to the inebriate asylum at
Willmar and was taken there the Arst
Of the week BY Sheriff Klaus. This Is
the second case Of this: kind in Nc
Leod county:-Hutc Crimson Voice.
A number Of Hello Bills, left yes
terday for Willmar, where large
class is to be initiated into the order
of Elks and new officers Installed.
In the party were T. %. Davis, =.
Thorburn, Jr., Earle Moore, Ole Oest-
ern, H. B. Clark and Burl Story. -
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An Oklahoma newspaper advertises
as follows: Full blooded COW for
sale, giving milk, three tons Of hay,
a lot of chickens, and several stoves"
IT. the farmers in this vicinity kept
COWS Of that kind, Henry Thompson,
our auctioneer, would be able to bring
them up to a high price on the auction
sales.-Ex. - Er5.s 8: !. 5=s IS.
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Geo. Fairchild had the misfortune
of losing his right hand last Friday
while engaged in Smelling corn at the
Furgason farm west of town. It seems
he was oiling when caught in the
gearing, and when extricated the
hand was SO badly lacerated that the
attending physician found it was
necessary to amputate the member.
He is now recovering at the hospital.
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While the Twin City dailies are rum
ming scare heads about base ball
games last Sunday and the violets in
bloom, we can put them far in the
shade with an incident which happen
ed here last Saturday. Aug. Lekan-
der was seen coming down the street
in his usual happy go easy manner
bare-footed. This is not an unusual
occurrence in Florida, but think of it
in Minnesota, on the 18th day of De-
cember.-Kimball Kodak. .
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Deerah. Is eoihs ~ nave ave, nAun !!
cipal electric light plant and the vii
lage authorities are taking the neces-
sary steps for q bond issue to finance
r Thorn+on vas down there last Cat.
nrdav IN session with the council. "a.
v,s,nex them az -. the nroner legal
methods The village of Kerkhoven
will . Loo no electric lighted very aoon
franch;aa. having heen granted 70
tho Karrhoven .Mi,linq RI, and the
work 10 now under way-swift Conn.
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