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ance on the property other than to say
that companies will not insure dry
kilns for more than 40 per cent of
their value.
The shingle mill will have to remain
out of operation until the dry kiln is
rebuilt, which Mr.. Mccain says will
be done Immediately.
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A Good Omen.
(Kittitas Spokesman.)

(kittitas Spokesman
One of the most satisfactory evidenc-
es of Kittitas valley industry is shown
in the increasing extent in which
ranchers are engaging in the raising
of live stock. 1t is becoming more
evident that the growing and shipping
of hay and grain, while profitable, will
never yield as great returns as will the
feeding of the crop upon the land
where produced. The recognition of
this fact is shown by the manner in
which cattle and hogs have increased
in the valley within the last three
years, and by the number of stacks of
unbaled hay left in the fields for feed
ing purposes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07

Emphasizing again in two addresses
to Thurston county Changers the elm
ination of the middleman whom he
called 1.-The farmers expense account"
w. f. Powell, lecturer of the Wash
ington State Grange spoke at a meet
ing at Rabecks hall last Saturday af.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07

George F. Cotterill, mayor of Seattle.
has announced himself a candidate for
the United States senate to contest for
the seat of Wesley l.. Jones in that
body.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-11-07
Unland Empire News.)

(lnland Empire NewS)
If many Democrats of this state
have their way, the next Democratic
candidate for the United States senate
will be the Hon. Maurice Langhorne of
Tacoma. Maurice Langhorne is one
of the very good Democrats of the
state of Washington and one of. it's
brilliant orators. He was a candidate
for federal attorney for the west side
and was the choice of eight out of ev-
cry ten Democrats for the position, but
was turned down and one Clay Allen
of Seattle appointed in his stead. This
unkind action upon the part of the
Washington authorities has served to
make him more popular and it is free.
ly predicted by Democrats all over the
state, who ought to know, that Lang.
horne can be elected where many an.
other candidate would fail.
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An insignificant Man.
tColville EXaminer)

he used to be considered small
man who would try to hide behind a
Woman's petticoats. Now he would be
Insignificant.
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(ColfaX EXaminer)
Reports from all sections of the
West show that there is marked re-
vival of interest in the sheep industry
Men who have been in the sheep bus
mess for years are buying more sheep
Frank Rothrock, with $4,000 sheep, is
buying more. Oregon sheep men are
investing all the money they can Dor
row IN sheep. One man sold a big
stock ranch for S21 900 in order to buy
more sheep and he already had $4,000
head. This proves that the claim OF
". l.. LaF'ollette, w. l.. Jones and
other Republican politi- ians that the
removal of the tariff on wool would
luln the sheep industry is false.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-05
ORDINANCE. NO. I27. /.
AN ORDINANCE Regulating Il

AN ORDINANCE Regulating the
Width Of Boulevards in the Resi-
:dence Portion Of the City Of Will
mar. !. A.. s.z. 81 Is. e .l.
Be it ordained by the City Of Will
mar as follows:
Section THAT all boulevards in
the residence portion Of the City Of
Willmar, Minnesota, shall be eight
.(8) feet wide on all 80 foot, 20 foot
and 66 foot streets and avenues, and
four a. feet wide on all SO foot
streets and avenues. -: .
Section Amy person who builds
or constructs any boulevard in the
residence portion Of the City Of Will
mar Of different width than that
specified in Section l Of this ordi-
nance shall be guilty Of q INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
before any court having jurisdiction,
shall be punished by q fine not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars or by imprison-
ment in the County Jail for a period
not exceeding sixty days.
Section 8 This ordinance shall
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-05
take effect and be in force from and
after it's publication.
Approved February 25th, 1913.
E.. G.. -WELLIN, Mayor. :
:. ARcIAhnER.

Arctander, Mar. 3Miss Oneida
Kallevig visited with her sister, Mrs.
John Brooten a few days last week.
Mr.. Clarence Lien spent last Sat-
urday and Sunday at the L. O. KAN
bestad home. .. :.=5 z=s
Last Sunday services were con-
Quoted in the East Norway Lake
church, by Rev. Sotendahl. a.
Mrs. Oliver Skindelien and Miss
Agnes Skindelien we're callers at the
E. P. .Roisum home Wednesday.
County examina atoms were held at
the Banner: schoolhouse Thursday
and Friday.
Rather cold night was it motif But
what about the splash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Evenson we're
Willmar visitors Thursday and Fri
day of last week. s.: e. : " :
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shall be on line with the outer edge
Of the curb, while if set and erected
in the residence portion Of the City,
each pole shall be set and erected
just inside the outer edge of the
boulevard so that the side Of the pole
farthest from the sidewalk shall be
on a line with the outer edge Of the
boulevard. s: ::
Z Section Amy person who sets
or erects any telephone, telegraph or
electric light pole in any street or
avenue Of the city Of Willmar in any
manner contrary to the provisions of
Section / Of this ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof before any court
having jurisdiction, shall be punish
ed by fine not exceeding one hun
dred dollars or by Imprisonment in
the County Jail for a period not ex-
ceeding ninety days.
Section 3.-This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after it's publication.
Approved February 25th, 1913.
- r E. C. WELLIN, Mayor.
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ORD 10 NANCE :. NO. 1875.

AN ORDINANCE Regul ating the
Setting and Erecting Of Telegraph,
Telephone and Electric Light Poles
in the Streets or Avenues Of the
City Of Willmar.
. Be it ordained BY the City of Will
mar as follows:
Section That all telegraph,
telephone and electric light poles set
or erected il the streets Of avenues
Of the City of " lima sofa,
shall be set and erected as follows,
and not otherwise, to-Wit: All lines
|of poles shall be set II: straight lines
as near as possible f set and erect
ed in the business portion of the city,
each pole shall be set and ere ted
just outside Of the curb 50 that the
| side off the pols nearest the siidsNall
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COLFAx COLLECTIONS

Colfax, Mar. 8 3 Mrs. Nels Mas
and nephew, Silas Mas, left on Mon
day for a'visit with relatives at elm
ton, enronte for their home at Ken
mare, n. D. They were accompanied
by the formers sister, Miss Maline
Olson. "a
Miss Mabel Mikkelson has return
ed from Belgrade where he has as
sisted at NJ. A. Mikkelson's. -. :
Miss Clara Larson visited at the
Stephen Olson home at BELGRADE on
Monday. j.. -
Quite a few from here attended
the social given by Miss Evalyn Ev-
ans at the Holm schoolhouse last
Saturday evening. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Heglund Wis
tied at Knud Olson's on Sunday.
Thomas Evans will leave for Nor
ris, Mimi, on Tuesday, where he
has accepted a position as butter
maker. ->--- =.
Mrs. Bertha Dahlgren visited with
Mrs. Lars Hanson coupl Of days
last week. 49,. - ::: :
The Warner Telephone Company
had decided to hold their annual
meeting on Saturday, March LIST, but
on account Of the snowstorm thai
day, they have postponed it unit
Thursday, March Ii, at z p. m.
Rev. T. 0. Tolo will conduct. ser
vices in the Warner schoolhouse OF
Wednesday,, March S at II a. m. Ii
the afternoon the Ladies' Aid vii
meet at Mikkel Olson's. s.
Miss Clara Hamborg visited will
her sister; Christ Peterson's Sunday
The town supervisors will NEE
with Claus Larson, the town cler]
on Tuesday, March 4th. ~-'.G5
Mrs. P. W. Anderson visited witt
Mrs. Albert Thorson OH Friday. i.
Carl Austin has rented the, Tho
| Mikkelson farm and will take charg
| about the first Of April.
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ORDINANCE NO. I25.

AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the
Sale Of Certificates Of Indebted
ness in Anticipation Of the Taxes
Levied for the year A. D. 1912,
For and On Account Of the Gen
eral Fund.
Be it Ordained by the City Of Will
mar as follows:. s5.. .s=. =. ss !.
Section THAT the City Council
of the City Of Willmar is hereby au-
thorized and empowered to issue and
sell certificates of Indebtedness of
the said city in anticipation Of the
collection Of taxes that have hereto
fore been levied for and on account
Of the General Fund Of said city for
the year A. D. 1912, to such an
amount as the Council may deter
mine but not to exceed SO per cent
Of the amount so levied here
tofore for the said General Fund.
Section 2. The said certificates of
Indebtedness shall bear interest at
the rate Of 4 per cent per annum,
shall be dated December 31st, 1912,
and shall become due and payable on
or before the 31st day Of December,
1913, and shall be signed by the
Mayor and countersigned by the
Clerk, who shall keep a register OF
said certificates, showing the date Of
issuance, the amount thereof, and
the rate Of interest the same bear
and the date Of maturity thereof.
The said certificates shall be mum
bered consecutively and shall be in
denominations Of fifty dollars each
or a multiple thereof and shall be
payable at the office Of the City
Treasurer Of the said City Of Will:
mar, Minnesota. ..@ I
The said certificates shall state
upon their face for which fund the
proceeds Of the same shall be useG
and shall also state the whole amount
embraced in the taxes levied for the
said particular fund. .:..zz {.
Section 3.--The City Council shall
call for sealed proposals for tn
purchase Of said certificates and til.
same shall be awarded to the highes
bidder, but. no bid for less than tn,
par value Of the same and accrued
interest shall be accepted BY tn,
Council and the proceeds derived
from the sale Of said certificate!
shall be paid to the City Treasurer
and by him placed to the credit 9
the General Fund.
Section This ordinance shall
take effect and be in. force from an,
after its publication. .='
Approved February 18th, I 913.
e. .. 'WELEIN, Mayor. \
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Cd the past wear Is 4 q farm near

Cd the past year to Il = farm near
Wilma
Miss Marie Kloster is assisting
Mrs. G. ehring a,few days this week.
. Rev. Z. X. Jacobs and family were
guests at the Jno. Carlson home last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Nelson enter
tanned friends from near Grove City
the first Of the week. = : 'i--zz z.ss
Erick Paulson Of New London was
at Spicer on business Monday.
Jno. TAFT visited at his home near
Diamond Lake the first part Of the
week. .55
Mrs. "A. Hultgren left last week
for. Mamre, where: she will visit her
mother. She will also visit relatives
at Murdoch. &C. %.=5 # 4. I'VE.
Rev. and Mrs. c. Sullivan arrived
from Willmar Monday, where they
have been visiting their daughter.
Jacob jacobson visited his daugh-
ter at Spicer the first of the week.
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0RDI CES n n d.

AN ORDINANC u, amen ding Section
of ordinance .. LOO, entitled,
ordinance rel ting q 70 the.
Sewers Of the City Qf Willmar and.
. Establishing Fees 81 Charges and
Rules and Regula lions for the
Tapping o. Connecting Herewith,
So. and Providing Penalties for the
collation. There +.
Be il. ordained BY the City of Will s
mar as follows 8 4. 81
S Section That Section 81 of Or
dinance No 100, entitled, An Ordi-
nance Relating to the Sewers Of the.
City Of Willmar and Establishing
Fees or Charges and Rules and Reg
ulations for the Tapping or Connect
ing Herewith and Providing Penal
ties for the Violation Thereof, be.
and the same is hereby amended to
read as follows 80, ...:s
Section 3.-The fee or charge Of
the sum Of $4,000 is hereby fixed and
established for the tapping or con-.
Meeting, either directly or indirectly,
with any sewer within the limits Of
the City Of Willmar, which fee shall
be paid in advance to the city clerk
before the issuance of a permit for
such tapping or connection.
III Said .f%e or charge shall be paid
for each and every such. tapping or
connection from each and every lot
and from. each and every house,
dwelling, residence, clubhouse, barn,
store, hotel or building Of whatsoever
name or nature and whether the same
be made directly or indirectly or thru
or by means Of the connection, with
said sewer, Of any other lot or house,
dwelling, residence, clubhouse, barn,
store, hotel or other building provid-
ed however, that when more than one
building, other than dwellings or
residences, is situated on any lot,
piece or parcel Of land, a connection
from such buildings shall be consid-
cred as only one connection and only
one charge Of $4,000 shall be: made
therefor; and provided further, that
the provisions Of this ordinance as
to the payment Of a fee or charge
shall not apply to any lot, piece or
parcel Of land or to any building Of
! anv kind which is situated on anv lot.
piece or parcel Of land which has
previously been assessed for the
building and construction Of the sew
er which is sought to be tapped or
connected with, unless said assess
ment shall not have been paid. #
Section 2.-This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after it's publication. ~ T.
| Approved Feb. Is, 1913. .-.~..=.
! E. G.. WELLIN, Mayor.
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TRlPOLlS.

Tripolis, Mar. 3-High Mass and
Communion services will be conduct
ed Sunday, Mar. 9th at II a. m. =
The deacons will meet in the par
sonage on Friday afternoon at 3 p.
m. ..~.
+ Rev. Walters and Olof Mattson re-
turned home from Minneapolis last
Saturday, having attended the con-
ference there.
Mrs. Andrew Hanson and son Carl
returned home to Willmar today, af-
ter few days visit at the Charley
Chalberg home. - : : ~. 81. !.
Gilbert Nelson Of Brooten visited
over Sunday at c.. O.. Peterson's.
Miss Winnie Johnson, teacher in
District 81, visited over Sunday with
relatives in Willmar. >-.: 49,,
Miss Esther Peterson came home
from Grove City last Friday for ar
over Sunday visit. :::.- .:-..:.
Mrs. F. 0. Swenson Of Spicer Wis
tied a few days last week with Mrs
B. e. Walters. & Fl. +. s~...sss
Harry Lundquist left for St. Pau
Friday morning, for visit with rela.
tives down there. 81. 's:S .s !. !.
Mrs. John Engman and daughter
Violet, Lydia and Anna left for Min
neapolis last Saturday where thu
Engmans will make their home. Sd u
The Carlson family from Nebras
ka, who bought the Engman farm
arrived here last week. :. s=..>=s....s
e Mrs. Andrew Redig visited will
Mrs. Jonas Monson Monday Of las
week. z SIS .z K. > 5..:* .5 !:
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which will mean the expenditure Of
vast amount of money, a half mil
lion dollars is a conservative esti-
mate, here this summer.-Glenwood
Gopher
Word came to Granite Falls Tues
day afternoon that Lars Falkrum,
who lived with his wife on farm
near Hazel Run, had that morning
killed his wife. The unfortunate
man was brought to Granite Falls
and last evening was examined be-
fore the probate court as to his san
ity. The physicians declared him in
sane and he was taken to the St.
Peter asylum yesterday morning.
Granite Falls Journal.
SIS
W. D. Pratt, proprietor Of the
Boyd hotel and well known to many
Of our citizens, was accidentally
killed by freight train on Tuesday
Of last week. It appears that Mr..
Pratt had gone to the station on the
arrival Of the passenger train and
while crossing the tracks on his re-
turn to the hotel was run over by
the freight train which was backing
towards but not observed by him.
Montevideo Commercial.
SIS
c.. A. Dushek began the work OF
tearing down the old Merchants hote]
building this week. The old building
will be torn down in about 80 days
and the work Of excavating anc
building the fine new building will bt
rushed and it is expected to have il
completed by September LIST. The
new building will be a substantial
brick structure of which both Mr.
Dushek and the city may well b
proud. Until the new part is com
pleted, Mr.. Dushek will continue tn
business in the new part which was
built last year.-Morris Tribune.
A deal was consummated Wednes
day by which J. H. Yock became tn
owner Of the building in which Mr.
Prekker has been conducting his gar
age and Fred De Grote his pool hall
Mr.. Prekker received $4,000 for tn
two buildings or rather the one, a.
they are both connected. Mr.. Prek
lzer retains possession Of his part O.
the building until March 18th, whel
, Mr.. Yock will remodel the building
some and put in steel ceiling an
start a general store and be read,
for business about May 1st.-Clar;
City Herald.
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p. o. Clerk carrier Examination.

j. NJ. Shoemaker, Secretary Of the
Civil Service Board, announces that
a competitive examination for Clerk
(male or female) and carrier at the
Willmar postofice will be held on
Saturday, Mar. 8. Blanks for ap-
pication to participate in this ex-
animation may be had from Arvid J.
Carlson, local secretary, at the Will
mar postoffice. Applications must be
fled before 4 80 o'clock; Tuesday,
Mar. 4, to be considered.
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State of Ohio. City Of Toledo, Lucas County. ss.
psrtner of the firm Of r. J. Cheney & Co., do.
ing business in the City OF Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. D., 1886
Seal. A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
F. j. CHENEY e. CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Items From Our Exchanges.

1t is said that the new bridge to be
erected at Redwood Falls will cost
about $4,000.
An old landmark at Verndale, the
Merchants hotel, was totally des-
troyed by fire Feb. 25.
A new 1926 dish washing machine
has been installed by the Palace
Restaurant at Sacred Heart.
$4,000 in bonds has been voted by
Delano for the purpose of extending
the present system Of waterworks.
Fire at Alexandria Feb. 26 des-
troyed 100000 worth of property.
Sen. Gunderson lost his law library
valued at $4,000.
SIS
The depot at Annandale is being
lighted by electricity. The rate is
zoe per k. W. jim Hill refuses to
pay lie at Dassel;.Dassel Anchor.
Freese Brothers report a most
successful sale Of Durocs at their
farm on last week Wednesday. The
average paid for each animal was
$4,000, the highest bringing $101.-
Marshall News Messenger.
SIS
The superintendent Of schools al
ST.. Cloud draws salary Of $2,70(
per year. At Rochester Prof. John.
son has been reelected for three
years at $4,000 with 5000 increase
each year.-Dassel Anchor.
11t
County Superintendent of Schools
Theo A. Erickson, has accepted :
call from the Board Of Regents O.
the State University and has resign
ed his Office in this county, the sam
to take effect April 1st.-Alexandri
Citizen.
Frank Rudenick, aged twenty one
has been arrested charged witt
breaking into and robbing the post
Office, and the drug store owned b,
D. 0. Ellington at Wabasso o.
Thursday night last says the Red
wood Gazette.
At an enthusiastic meeting held a
Sanborn Monday it was decided t
establish an elevator in that city
Over $4,000 was subscribed by tn
farmers and business men With
twenty-four hours The elevator wi
be operated by the Right Relation
ship league.-Redwood Falls Sun.
SIS
At another meeting Of the Grov
City citizens it was decided by a ma
jority of votes to leave the questio
of electric ghts with the voters a
the coming election. If the light ques
ton should be defeated at the comm
election, a stock company will doubt
less be organized and the lights in
stalled just the same.
&tt
It is reported here, and reliabl,
we believe, that the 500 people a,
planning extensive improvements
the yards at this place. Accordin
to the engineers plans it is propose
to have modern and up-to-date yari
and division point at Glenwoo
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MAN RE-.

Snowbound school, 212 miles north
Of Pennock Saturday evening, Mar.
9Th, at o'clock. Ladies are request
ed to bring ribbon bows and lunch
for two. Gentlemen please bring the
"dough." Lunch will be served to
those not securing bows for the sum
Of ten cents. Every one cordially IN
vited to come.
Lundby's Mission Helpers meets at
Peter Rodman's in the evening OF
Friday, March 18th.
The usual Sunday evening services
at Lundby by Rev. A. W. Franklin
next Sunday.
Mr.. Dave Stanley Of Minneapolis
called on friends in this vicinity one
day last week.
! Miss Alma Nelson and brother Vic
tor went to the Cities Friday on bus
mess.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Danielson We'd
nesday afternoon, March 18th. The
confrmnants will read at l, o'clock
the same day and place.
Mr.. Nels Olson Of Valva, N. D.,
has been visiting relatives and
friends in Mamre and Dovre for a
few days.
Mr.. j. O. Hagman returned home
on. Tuesday after few weeks stay
in the Cities.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. johnson spent
the first part Of last week as guests
Of Miss Julia Reese Of Lake Andrew.
| Mr.. Henry Walstead Of Forman,
and brother Alfred of Cayuga, N. D.,
came down on Monday to be present
at the funeral Of their aged mother,
Mrs. Peterson, which took place at
Lundby on Wednesday afternoon.
! Mr.. Edwin Starleaf, who is en-
ployed in the Cities spent a couple
Of days at his 'home here recently.
Mr.. Andrew Anderson Of New Lon
don visited F. N. Anderson's a few
days the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Nordin, who
has rented the Kindlund farm for 6
number Of years, moved to Mr.. Nor
din's fathers place, ON Saturday
Gustaf Nordin having bought and al:
ready taken charge of the G. W
Odell farm in Lake Andrew.
George Larson, wife and son, Of
Lake Andrew are now cozily settled
on the A. J. Anderson farm, which
was formerly occupied by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thor Dahlman, who recent.
! disposed Of all their personal prop
erty at public sale, and left on Fri
!, day for st. Paul, where they will
stay for an indefinite length Of tim
or until Mr.. Dahlman has a chance
to look around for a more suitable
y place.
. Mr.. John Soderholm, travelling
salesman for the Rumley ThreshinI
: Machine Co., was seen in Pennock OF
Thursday. =. ~--s- j
Miss Martha Carlberg went t.
q Minneapolis on Monday. ~.:s=
Fl Miss Ingeborg Swanson visite
friends at Willmar over Sunday,
week ago.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Evenson O
Norway Lake made a short after
! noon visit at .Abrahamson's Friday.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Emberland an
% family left for their new place
which is located somewhere near 81
- Johns lake, on Monday.
- Mrs. Chas. Norman is spending
:. few weeks with her folks in Willma7
r. The Misses Lydia Carlberg, Mab'
Abrahamson and Alma Hanson at
tended the annual reception given b
, the "Osseo" society at the Wilma
: Seminary Feb. %. ,.
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Miss Florence Erickson entertain
ed company Of friends to luncheon
last Tuesday evening. The honored
guest was Miss Beda Anderson, who
left the latter part of the week for
her home in Murdoch. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-05

Ed Healy is visiting friends in this
city. Mr.. Healy lately returned from
business trip to Great Falls, Mont.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-05

r. T. Johnson returned to St. Paul
Monday, after spending Sunday with
his family here.