Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-19
Items From Our Exchanges.

lish, 4 cooperative store atDalwin.
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The Roman Catholics at Fergus
Falls will build a new SIS, 900 church.
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Hutchinson adopted a new pro
gressive charter by vote Of 21l to
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Last week at Elk River the farm
ers shipped $4,000 worth Of clover
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The Glenwood Gopher Press has
been sold to Samuel Ristey of Min
neapolis. .s.
D. S. Cow will build a large fac
tory for the manufacture Of bob
sleds at Anoka. III. ~.
''Busy, Gritty, Granite City," is the
slogan adopted by the Commercial
Club of st. Cloud. Il. n
In the recent election Herman de-
cided by IL vote Of 1l8 to Is to in
stall electric lights.
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The 500 officials at Glenwood are
considering two plans for improving
The terminals at that place. r.
The people Of Hancock have de-
cided to convert their abandoned
school ground into public park.
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The Security Elevator Co., build
.ng at Franklin has been purchased
" the Farmers Elevator Co., of that
place.
Montevideo is among the list Of
those cities that are to have a new
federal building. $4,000 is thu
mount Of the appropriation.
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The concrete plant that is being
Used in the construction of the Coor
Rapids dam is said to handle 60(
Yards of cement in ten hours.
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Two farmers resident near North.
field shipped car load Of black wal
nut logs last week to. Minneapolis
drm Of furniture dealers.
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The city light department at Litch
| ield has been busy thawing out froz
| EN- pipes by using an electric curren
Of IS or 40 horse power.
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Andrew B. Larson recently brough
an eight gallon can of cream to TIN
| Dawson Packing Co., which nettet
aim $9.43, about $l.18 gallon.
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The farmers Of Chippewa count,
are taking subscriptions to rais'
money to hire an agricultural exper
to instruct them in their work.
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Dawson has voted to dam. thu
creek running thru town and viii
have an artificial lake full Of goot
| fish and a fine place for boating ant
skating. :
President Pennington of the Soc
line requested the citizens Of Glen.
wood. to abolish the saloons. NJ
| doubt that had A potent influence II
the result.
An electric service has been es.
tablished to Lake Minnetonka by the
Great Northern and it is probable
that this service may even be extend.
ed to Hutchinson.
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Grove City totaled So in favor Of
/ and % against issuing bonds not te
exceed $4,000, for the purpose Of in.
stalling of electric lights by taking
the power from Litchtield.
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Joe and Fred Kouba, both raised
m a Hutchinson township farm, ant
one Kline Of Minneapolis are under
arrest in that city charged with steal.
ga large quantity of silk and Other
stuff from Donaldson's Glass Block
where they were employed.-Litch
field Independent:
A st. Cloud brick firm shipped
three Of it's bricks to the Clay Pro:
ducts Exposition Co., at Chicago b,
parcels post. At the same time
5000 other manufacturers shipped
IN equal number of brick. The bricl
will be used in the erection Of 4ra1
exposition building and after thu
show it will be torn down.-Dasse
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The Wadena News reports a farm
er near that place who has sold on
and left for Canada to locate.. HI
came to that locality with $500 ff
teen years. ago. He admits that h
lis going away with $4,000 in cash
all made out Of the old farm. Dur
ing these fifteen years the farm
clothed and fed him and his famil,
and gave him profit Of over $1,000
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1t is not unlikely that new waite
tank, or tower, will have to be erect
ed by the city this season to replace
the present city tank for water work
purposes. The tank now in use ha
seen about twenty three years ser
vice and has done remarkably well
but this will have to be replaced soon
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