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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
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mir tobtu uHs bdufg enqt5dbtt. qmrtd babe bic %soffphigitn uo
t%grrupteHtn @abln in Der Ddi gsbabt. 4r purb,u ar fhstubar nod BON
unsnrn Hbrtroffu. pHH has, mos bic uug1uite 3stuns pgaasparors5ag-
Hbr IobhaorupHon in intr 6dFtt oT 2oppslmunarat iast auf sots
iahn bsubt Die 3sung idrei5t: Die StgeruHg os Gttmmmprtss
lift aagsmen felt Der fsatrun9 1t3ls. 5mts tf br pris elmer Gtimme
100 aroutH, abr "a sbt aud SiumtR, Bic 1000 u0 gar 1000 aronn
tofsn. Sn ieotm ar6bereu Crt gdst man F6 aeuts bic ibr rliass 9ss
n0genspohsum bWsn WodipfIm broantn. gi BEN nIlgsmsnsn
Gknb fro bhs 9sHpRIs febr DsrIodsn6; chen 6ks Ddbfr Fb e, bic i'm
lbhn gugnbid ben Re8trumgsFtg sntitsben. ub Ia bic Sppoftion
tsns guosH fir ben Stimmntauf aufma5n tam, btdbt fe oft in Der
Tinberbet, iroBbsm ft bic Uehrbeit Der 8dbr gu aubdngsrn BAT. Die
MnbLaoruphoH 3ubt bic corruption i'm gau5m asghrunssipttm naa
F4, unb bic Staubas bduFen fh. wan brnmtt GIb unb immsr Disbsr
gsIS, I'M gu FegrH. uro man psfaaHt e. Ft: 0or fBt Gbren, abdss
tteL, OrOen gum 9rtauf. uro GILES prb getauft. Cine unbere Ginnabmts
quene Der Rsgisrurg befnht i'm antuf BON 9~run0bsfB, gaupIassn, Der
gsrgsbung bon 2hfrunBeu burd MitaspriOHn; bic 3abIung efOIgt
an Stro6mdRnsr unb in 5-6ata 605s BEG @ertes. gras gis5a 1T f6r
Ter ~tofbarFe miuifupr1fbsnt Guropus. Seine sHe 9abl in Qrab, i'm
Sabre 1910, foiete $4,000 aronen. Bel isnr WRospabI am q. SUM-
feg Der qrds: fe toes 10000 aronu. GO tOmm! ALIEN idH Qbs
gsorbuetsnsDanoat of 100000 aronsH. Gas feline poHtit bas gdt
toFst, hro man sf fpdter isbsn. gd bisfr leBtn Mabl Durbsn ale
1sbtlmen eummn on btn G4nIhn Der JHtots Der DeHtrretHasltngnris
Ftsn gant 0Staatsban0 IN Qrao arsbe3ohA. Gtenio fton Bel Der shn
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gsrPfiatung Der gant 8r garanI0fung i9r Notcn 'dnpft, bob r aMr
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Raew DORIS eefanantsweren.

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MILTON mad bier untsrpsgs. yur BON ben amafansrn 3u Iernsn" Dkss
nal gHfs BEN Stuptum Oes FitFgn geTngnisptfns, absr psI4ss man
oriben bic ibItHe brt,9rte QrFtt gu babeu i4snt. gDsnR bic RommiiFOH
bier Irnn mill, rs mans nidt maiden IoH, bann fam fs OAs psrtoOIs
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bsuf6s asgterung ss Oorauf obgfeBeu bal, amsrit1nif4s Gsfdnguisms
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gen feline NuFsranFanu unO bumantdr' SHfitutt itn, afIdn mir CLAUS
ben ni4t oaB bort bets nod, ME bier, gdangene an ben Dalmen nugs
bdngt, in Ieirsne SGds e~rgtbunbsn uno "a Gtunoen an 5aten gsbdngt
perotn, 70 baB fe F4 ni4t ribreu, nod bss aeibss Rotourft bsfusoiem
t6nusu. gsbs mar Bib Dor turpm in 5tafaniahtu bss Stdahs NtD
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IangsueH unO bs tussnngs Ginfpsrrsn in nit r~nss5katr d~ngefGlt Dun'
tsssusu as .mftOs' 8sFrofung o~ugsbeu Durbs. lnhn i'm SaOsn III bic
ge6anotung Der Gefongsnsn cine nod tarbarti9srs, bel i4lhmmsr In Bhts
i6fett, a8 bic Dsrlogsnen gerihte Gbr angbihe Observation-Disclosures
NIT bsneu fetrer 3dt bier Stimmuug g.sn ben Gaben gsmadt Durbt.
,Gouu,rnsur Suler bat Der 9luf4bst stneu ftr grObsn DENT es
bfcIer, bab n bsgann, bic 3udtausftanods dufSuttdn. DbpObl feline
unR3u9ungsn uur bs Dbsrta6s bsrdbtren unb bird feline prO3fFauHg
su frGb phber fHrrt purbsn, brd6en Fe fo4 un9aubItat on bic fin
Herfen 3den bs Wittdaters srinnnnbsn SdpeiHerseu 5utags, baB Der
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ptefe NOR.
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DENT trDeHsn, os psnn fe Der gett bic aa~dfdnbigsft ub corruption
Res omsritdntT9su Gsfdngnspsisns psisgsbn Dlros;
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
aadsans Der gfsrSs in england.

Cine enaIiT6s WilitdrstitIhriFt
bsThdFtist fh ousfiibrlia nit elmer
GtFabr, bi. BEN 5ssr unb Der Cans
besbsrttibigung felt tinigsu Sabr.n
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pfsrbs IN ben grobsn StdOten, Rod
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olsin ia 02 qFtrbe fir miIitdri.
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tpirb in ben nd9Itsn Sabrsn nod
mebr obnebmen. 9enn bic Qbnabs
me In bemftlben @rabs f~Deitsrgsbt
iDie biBbsr. tpirb In brti BIB bier
Sabrsn tein sinSigss pfero in Cons
bon i'm mobiIiTi,rungsFol ouFg.triss
ben ipsrben tGnntn. Die elelae bs'
bentItde 9atfadt bo1sitbt iid aud
in ben nnosrtn tngIiIbsn StGbtsn,
nj. q. q. in Birmingham, Mnnhes
ftsr, aiDerpoOf unb Glasgofp. Di.
grf9einung arsift fogor fart ouT
bic rein lonblDirtfGaftli6n Gtbiete
iber, no bic perbt INNER msbr
burd QutomobiIe unb MaThinsn srs
Ttbt iperbtn. Der 0erF1Hr bss ORE
titsls Forbert bic Resisrung letns
bringlt4 nut bieles nsue prDbltm
Torgfdltig gu priifsn unb Der flr bic
rationale Dertdbieung brobsnben
Gefobr MbbiIfe gu DsrI6oFf,n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
6eiratds.@,ind

3unger oeutider aatbolit BON q
Sabren piniGt bic 9efanntidlaft Ell.
mes oertiheu fotboIiiden Maoflens
pon IS bis ~ Sabr bebuis 6eirat9.
gruitganeiute anfrngeu neblt Bbos
tograpbte ipolle man ienoen an
@eorge %. Sdoenborn, 9eleoiae
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R[auGtRirLe Anielaen!

Sin 9a6idcr gronfarbiger gsfimo.
ipib (peiblid) in CUTE $dnOe 81
Oeraeben. Rad3ufragen IN go. 1886
iiiotihe q. Strabe.
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ben, ipenn fs I'D iibtrbuupt nod init
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gsfom1ibe iibcridbrtn mo Hfi5Diat
Esr Madu liit du Idubtejt unol
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5ort Mlo0iiou. @arrB ztanLoH
mio Games @lcaioH 5uei Strait.
lnat. braHen aus Dem @cfduHnfb
mo entfameu Stanlon mar mel
cn 5oothIaas nui ndt Sabret
eiuaeiperrt. pdbreno @lcaion ciue
@eidngniBftraie Don 3cbn Sa5rn.
peaeu ddlihmg. 80 UerbuBu bate
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brn @elbidrnut IN Der biefiqcn BoitI
iiiire un0 erbeutetcn ungeiahr SOL
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nahiten Morger bom 8oitmditer
cntOedt Bon oen Spis5ubcn bat
man feline Spur.
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Germantown, pa, puroe in Der
9labe bon Gelmar, Sa., erituiien.
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abrm unO arbeitete fir einen 81.
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tet, gtng er nit einem aoaegen
rem 8nnbgeleiie eHtlnng al5 elm
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ryo1e; ols Beterion 6ies uerDei.
gerte, sog Der 5rem0e einen aeDol.
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goIi3ei feitgebaIten, bis Der 5al
naber nnteriuft lit.
atlantic. Snfolge elmer Gro
hfaig ieiner 5rau, eridoB iih Der
Farmer Gam. Groiiiont Gas Boar
hattie idon ofters 8ortnedieI mo
lunreu audi ihou einmal getrennt
uni iih uieoer gu oeriobneu.
gl1ndaro. SnfoIge Der anboI
tenocn Site un0 Wangel an Gis
ionic friidem Sleii6, bat Die ge.
bolferitng iebr 5u lei0en. Der Cor.
ratl an Gis lit I1ngit auigebrauht
mo Die gisbduoler t0nnen teines
Ion ausrpdrts erbal!tH
Davenport. Carl SPinoel oerIud.
tr ipine 5rau am 9Rod 3slan0
Aabnbof, in @egeniDart BON 5uroer.
ten ben 9erioneu, BIT eridieBen
Iie augeIn aingen ieoeH fe5l. aL5
lie @oIi5ei Ben $eitoel %0erbaitpu
i%uoilte. nabm er cine 0oits 6ued.
iilberiublimat ein uno miro mo9I
ben 5oIgen iterben.
Green Sslano. 5euer brad in
Ger NIT Sen gepadteu Gdeme bon
,s0hn Gaaa9m o1i8, ods tDegen
agaiierniangeI iid ouf 6rei onoere
2tdae ausoebnte, lno oann 8eter
,Yo9cIidngs @irtbidaft ergriif mo
idlieBlidl SnrrD &aites 2a0erbau6
III QranO Ieste uno aQeS boqftdn0ig
3erit6rte. Cine @iiterJugsQ ofomoti.
be bali beim Golden mo tpuroen
oa0urh snei @ebauoe Dor Der Ser.
itorutg bepabrt.
GEinntr'e GIbOtu glntaruni-6ei al.
fexs W~1raxz mo.v,nLk =, pGa6~Aap.
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qernt bas antunObilgddafs
IN Der beit einaeri1teten SGule I'm
Beiten. Gntaloge frei Sugeinnbt.
Ne6rnsta automObile G6uuI,
1417 Dodge StraBe, Smabc.
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On Osrfaafen :-gi reuIte gusaobe
con 0Bebiter's Nstp SnternationoI
Dictionary, oas anertnnnt Ston.
barO B6rterbua Der eneIiiden
Sprahe. Sans neli uuo unbenutt.
2~ooenpreis $t2, mein greis $500.
nan idretbe on oDittionarD~,
Omaha aribiine. II
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ENIEES0IgIH[N1SUT2
9dHDIrr Ia Emaba inO:

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GF. 8. Gc00er, 20. un6 Gumina.
W. @. Gmnniou, II. uu6 gumina.
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Glib.Cmobd.
Ibr t0nnt S%nrtpphaai bon ben
irIaeiben GrieOb0ten beItpaen:
acfeEt Ddtun, Eel. FLORENCE 1874.
Nrpiprtt SIN, Gel. @ebiter 2404.
@eIt 2nlpu, GeIepbon Douglas 1929
mlalrtlt cope. Eel. Benion 14t.B.
MrafeIanb Bart, Eel. Gong. 1854
noln GepuIher, 3t2 Barter gI0g
Cher beIteLIt brett bon
Umgfifnn Gareupbaoas Company
Douglas 2442.
Eillte; so4 Dirit gaot. Cant gr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

80pfe samadt ans ausgetdmmten
&anren $3.50; Elm Get 1oden
frei. Jrau 8. 81. Cd, 1304--i305
~. g. 20. glbg, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
antumubiIr Al berfnnErn.
05rOher Antp.g araain

Steoens.D urDea 1909, 6 8pIin.
Der, 80 PIerbefrdfte, 8 poIIdqiere.
graufeH 0as @elb. $4,000.
M6reife: a 207 Omaha Gribiinc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

MeutgteitBfnmmIer ihenen tros or Decentralization,
beg Ebou.Sdues, Der 91rifIebotte, Der 2ob6punteiudurg in @oBine'
Ton, Der gefebrurg oes 0entidea aaiers BUR g9rpanaoe" umO bergei1en
tutereFante Saben nebr, bod ben Giutrtt Der iibHben gSouregurfen.
sd" at beflrdteu. aus 5noiona fommi uduid Die gafriht, Odb Dor
Rge GARNER ar Sorubteb NIT srinen 9rlen DcrRbeH, ba bic Don Der
GounengIut Der Iesten g9onote gran loebrannten SIureH Oie Conner
hnhLaH 70 f1arf ~1uradDeiieL Dab bas geb fdt ~erbInoetl .Na
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

3immsr ~ permistbcn-Gtn mob.
Iirtes 3inner, nabe bent @e.
iddftatAeil Der Stnot. 9elepbon
GOueIas 27S6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
GOrOs, SnpmObiIes. CberIanbs.

UUEUpI YAVWUUIItD1 IDerIQnDb.
9lae Sorten gebrauhte autos biL.
Ia Ju berfonteH. Ghreibt tpeaen
elite unb Preiie. Bir MAIDEN bette
R~eparaturen in Der bsitousgeitatteten
BerfItott tpeitlif BON Chicago. Ga.
rontiren unIerc eating @eIbina.
Sragt n1h Roiten. Geates W2Otor
Gar Co., 14t5 Dodge GtroBe,
Gmabn, Webr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

gerIangt-gin Sunge i'm aIter bon
16 Sobren fir ablieferlna.
Giuer nit Grfabrung pirb porae.
8ogen. Wlertens & Shrober, 632
Rortb "a. gtraBe, GaS.Dnaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12
Saas6aItsrin aefHdt--eine alter

leoige 1eutide mirb ais Saus.
b1lterin geIudt bel cinent alien
oeutiden Serrn. Cute Gteauna
fir DIE rcbte gerIon. Mon tpenoe
iih brieili9 utter IS" an bic
Omaha EribIHe. G.t6
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Snttin gbintfs MIR 969ttr.
10 srfI6rt II. HnherIaa AN Isin.
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MobIirte 3immer gu permietben BET
Oeutiber GamiIie. GhIoenten Be.
bcrBugt. so. 21f4 GbiCdgo ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-12

rarreulaOcn in Omaha 5h berFai.
len; an enter Gde aeIeeen. @e.
gu Gin1elbeitsu ifreibk fpreft Dor
aco teIepbonirt aenne6td 60, Bee
'cb1u0e, Cmabd.
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BIZ ueFfanfcR.-3Dpt @rmoIHide,
$aus nit 0 8immcrn; @erfani
ODER 3nuih; $27O0. 3. AObboh,
1888 Moion Gtrnbe, 6mabl. ~.
Ispbon Sarnep 5i0b.)
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3n OerfaHfeH-Gine pieriitige aut.
ide, in gnism 9uitnnoe, iatr Bill.
liz. Wadanirngen bel 3. waooa.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-09-24
AUCTION ! SALE

As am going to leave the county, I
will sell at public auction on the 0. B.
Glarum farm In the City Of Willmar on
Thursday, Sept. as, 1913,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, the fol-
lowing described property:
One bay mare, years old, weight
LOO; one gray horse, 8 years old,
weight 1880: one bay mare, 9 years old,
weight 1850; one bay mare, II years
old, weight LAPS; one bay horse, II
years old, weight 1.150; four fresh
mich cows; ten head young cattle; ten
spring pigs; 120 chickens; one McCor-
mick binder, #. cut. with truck; one
disc gang plow; one 16-inch walking
plow; one disc, 12x18, with truck; one
lumber wagon, new, complete with dou-
BILE box and seat; one horse power gaso-
line engine; one pump jack; one milk
delivery wagon; rs acres Of corn in the
shock; Is ton timothy hay; five ton wild
hay; some oak lumber and other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Free Lunch at Noon.
Terms: All sums OF SO or under
cash; above that amount time will be
given until: Nov. 1, 1914, on approved
notes bearing 2 per cent interest
No property to be removed until set.
tied for. - 80 ..-
AUGUST BENSON, owner.
W. N. Davis, Auctioneer.
N. S. Swenson, Clerk. q
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-09-24
An Artist with Good Cast.

Leon A. ellison is Offering Laura
Frankenfeld and his capable COM
pany in Margaret Anglin's big sue
cess, "The Awakening Of Helena
Richie" The New York production
will be carried and will be seen here
Friday, Sept. rs, at the .Willmar OPP
era House. The characters in the
book are all represented in the play.
There are only nine in the cast, a
golden mean between the confusing
plays, and the recent tendency to-
wards having only "a man, his wife
and the servant girl" as Sam Bern
ard puts it.
Miss Frankenfield handles the part
with consummate skill. She knows
what not to do. For instance in the
tense scene where she discovers that
Benjamin Wright" has found her
out, she does not whine: She merely
talks very rapidly in the hope Of
concealing from the old man the
blow he has struck. There are nc
long speeches for her-no old style
heroics, when an actress thought
herself nobody unless at the crisis
Of affairs she could preempt stage
center for five minutes and tear pas
sion to totters in a cumulative tir-
ade. Of Miss Frankenfeld's inter.
probation the press Of the state is
highly fattering. She is receiving
efficient support from carefully Sc
lected cast.-Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-09-24
"Helena Richie" COMING.

Laura Franken6eld is coming to
the Willmar Opera House on Friday,
Sept. 26, in the role Of "Helena
Richie" This is the version nsed by
Margaret Anglin and dramatized for
her by Charlotte Thompson from the
book by the same name. Helena
Riches soul awakening seems so
natural and possible amid the Old
Chester people and Old Chester sur
roundings, with Dr. Lavendar at his
best, as philanthropist, philosopher
and mentor. This woman has vio-
lated the structural facts Of the
moral law. She is led by little DAY.
id, homeless child whom she takes,
to discover the great religion of
duty. When her life becomes known
and DR.. Lavendar regards her unfit
to keep David, her submission to the
law Of retributive justice which OPP
crates for time then gives way, and
her determination to make the re-
mainder Of her life "clear and
sound" but give evidence to the gen.
uineness Of her awakened sincerely.
The "big scene" Of the play is
where Helena confesses that she is
not worthy to keep David. 1t re-
quires a great artist to meet the de-
mands made upon her and Miss
Frankenfeld fully meets the de-
| mands.
'David," in "The Awakening of
Helena Richie" is irresistible. DR..
Lavendar has been fattered by the
child's wrapt attention to the Stories
he has been telling. swell, well" he
said, "You are a great boy for stor-
les, aren't you9" "You've talked
seven minutes," said David thought
fully, land you have not moved your
upper jaw once".
The play is peopled with real live
characters.
Don't forget this splendid dram.
atization of Margaret Deland's nov.
Ell will be seen here with Laura
Frankenfeld as the star.-Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-09-24
Swift County Monitor .

Mrs. E. J. Boomer, of: ;Willmar,
was Benson visitor Tuesday. Her
husband, who works for the Great
Northern, is painting and decorating
the depot and other buildings here.
DR.. Daignault went down to Will
mar Saturday afternoon to get his
car which he had to leave there a
few days before on account of the
muddy roads. He was zaccompan-
led by W. E. Lewson.
T. Mrs. G. H.: Kemp and Miss Bertha
Olson, daughters of Rasmus Olson,
Of this city, were Willmar visitors
last Saturday. Mrs. Kemp is going
to live at Willmar and went down to
look for a house. T.. g :...
Mrs. Mary Koch and Mrs. Car
Koch, Of Willmar, visited at the San
Fargo home couple Of days last
week. .* = =. >'.<=
Z Rev. J. S. Strand, pastor Of I'm.
manuel church, recently received .
call to the church Of his. denomina.
ftion at Fargo, N. D., but declined tt
take it. The Fargo church has ONT
Of the largest congregations in thai
section Of the country. Rev. STRAND
is, however, we'll satisfied with hi
congregations here, and his church
members and friends are certainly
glad that he has decided to remain
with them Swift County Monitor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-09-24
JENNIE H1 Il:

Jennie Hildrum, daughter Of Jsns
Hldrum, Of Balsam Lake; Wis.,, who
has been making her, home with the
N: Wikander family, just north Of
the village, died at the hospital last
Sunday, Sept. IA, at 3 rs p. IN. She
was taken sick on Sept. s5th, and on
the seventh was brought to New
London and placed in the hospital.
A*diagnosis Of her case proved that
a ~noperation was necessary at once.
But the little girl was unable to with
stand the ordeal.
Jennie Hildrum was born Nov. 4,
1900 at Overhalden, Norway. Her
mother died in Norway, Aug. "a,
1909, after which Jennie accompan-
led her father and a: sister to this
country, arriving in St. Paul in May,
1910, She was received into the
home of N. Wikander, and has since
been a member Of that family circle,
and was loved very dearly by the
entire household. The Wikander
family moved to New London in
1910.
She is survived by her father, two
sisters and one brother in Duluth,
two brothers in Portal, N. D., and
one sister who still resides in Nor
way <
The funeral was held at the Swed-
ish Lutheran church yesterday af-
ternoon at three o'clock. Rev. c.
Swenson conducted the last sad
rites.-New London Times.