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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11
RESULTS OF ACRE !. y. .=.
WELD coNrEers

Corn Growers Whose Yields Topped
tho Lists In Last Years Trial.
The following are the winners Of
the 1913 acre yield contest:
BOYS CONTEST.
list, Martin Konsterlie, Willmar, Rt
s, 85.6 bu. -
End, Eddie Kallevig, Willmar, RI
i, IT'S bu.
3rd, Paul Norling, Svea, 74.9 bu.
4th, John Kallevig, Wlllmac, Rt.
6S.7 bu.
9Th, Thorwald Hanson, Willmar, Rt
4, 67.9 bu.
9Th. Alvin Anderson, Willmar, Rt
s, 58.7 bu.
FARMERS CONTEST.
list, G. A. Backlund, Willmar, Rt.
75.S blu.
End, Albert J. johnson, Svea, 73.:
bu.
3rd, Herman Tallakson, Willmar
Rt., s, 61.9 blu.
18th, Chris H. Hanaon, Willmar, Rt
4. 60.1 bu.
9Th, Norling Bros, Svea, $50 bu.
In submitting the above report or
the 1913 acre yield contest, 1 wish tt
soy that the yields were checked VI
by County Agent Poe and the Secre
tary of the Corn Growers Associa
ton. The yields given do not re
present the field yields but the yields
after the dry weight had been deter
mined.
It will be Of interest to many t
know that the winners of the LIST ant
End prizes in the Boys Contest wo1
also 5th and 18th place in the Cen
trail Division Of the Minnesota State
Contest.
The County Corn Growers Associa
ton is handicapped by lack Of
funds. It was planned that prizes
were to be paid out Of the $1.00 fees
for membership. It seems however
that there are but few farmers in
Kandiyohi county who are enough in
terested in the farm boys and better
| SOAA yAOAOo " pUI III q uOAAdA IOWoAO
! the cause.
It is thru the generosity of the
Spicer Land Co., who donated $40
that the full $50 offered in prizes in
the Boys Contest can be paid.
It will be remembered that nc
specified sum was offered in the F. r
mers' Contest. It simply being an
nounced that the money paid in fol
membership fees would be used fol
this purpose.
It is probable that a systematic
canvas will be made in the near fu.
| ture for members for the Corn Grow.
ers' Association and If we do not
meet with a better response than last
year that the farmers contest will be
dropped and all efforts devoted to-
ward the success of the Boys Acre
Yield Contest.
G.. L. McNELLY,
Sec. Corn Growers Assn
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ed by the following vote: ayes" Z;
"'Noes." none.

ed by the following vote: ayes" 4;
"aNoes." none.
.ss..s RESOLUTION.
Whereas, The Board Of Sinking
Fund Commissioners Of the City Of
Willmar have decided to invest the
sum Of 100000 In the Certificates Of
Indebtedness Of the said City Of VIII.
mar, issued pursuant to Ordinance
No. 1856. zs
Resolved, that the action Of the
Board Of Sinking Fund Commission
ers be, and the same IL hereby APP
proved BY the Council.
Approved Feb. 26th, 1914.
4. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
A communication from J. r. Druiar,
Consulting Engineer with Oscar
Claussen Engineering Co., sc. Paul,
offering TO come ont and advise the
Council on the proposed changes IN
machinery In Power Plant, was pro.
scented and read.
The said ation was order
ed placed on nle.
On motion the Council adjourned.
3. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
Attest: HANS GUNDERSON,
City Clerk.
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SALEM.


Salem, Mar. 2-Mr. John M. Nygren
who had been visiting his brother,
M. Magnuson for some time, departed
for his home at Silva, N. Dak., last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Reuben Haldin, who attends
the Seminary at Willmar spent Sun
day with his folks here.
Misses Minnie and Ethel holland
visited with Miss Ruth Gilbert last
Sunday afternoon
Miss Hilma Loven, who is working
at Willmar visited at her parental
home over Sunday. She returned on
Monday.
Miss Esther Larson of Willmar Wis.
tied at the l.. E. Loven home over
Sunday.
Miss Esther Johanson visited at he1
parental home Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Of the East Salem
church will meet at the Otto Holm
gren home next Thursday afternoon
March 9Th.
Miss Martha Franklin visited with
the Misses Emma and Frances Mag
nuson last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sabina Mattson of Willma1
came home last week for q visit will
her folks here.
Messrs. Henry and Reuben Haldel
and Miss Stella Norm visited at tn
Otto Holmgren home last Sunday al
ternoon. -x = ~ =. -, .:.% -.
Mr.. Carl Holmgren Of Batch, Mont
arrived here last Monday for q visi
with his brothers. August and OFT
Holmgren. ..$ ISL. z t.. s5'. Il. +
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DOVRE.

Dovre, Mar. 3-Mrs. Hildus Estness
and son, Everett visited at the form.
er's parental home in New London
from Friday until Sunday.
Miss Agnes Bitterness is assisting
with the homework at the Axel Gus.
tafson home in Willmar.
Nels Elgeross and Albert Johnson
visited with their uncle, c. G.. Birke'
land last Sunday.
Miss Amanda Netland returned
home last Friday after an extended
stay in New London.
Mrs. Ole Skaftedal returned home
last week after several weeks con
finement at the Willmar hospital.
Mrs. c. c. Birkeland visited rela
tives in Benson from Friday until
Monday.
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II. q. Floren spent Saturday IN
Willmar. "
G. A. Berglund was a Willmar call.
or Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Jacobson visited in Will.
mar Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Haug, a
boy, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Linman visited friends
here last Wednesday.
Charley Edmund was looking for
Hereford cattle last week.
Charlie Edmund received a Here
ford bull by express Saturday.
Otto Christoferson left Friday for
Tracy to buy some Hereford cattle.
A. M. Lindgren left Wednesday for
Minneapolis. He returned Saturday.
Mrs. Hans Segubson spent last
Wednesday visiting friends at Will
mar.
Anton Peterson was here Friday
and Saturday renewing acquaint-
ances.
Aug. Anderson visited with his bro
Their at Long Lake Monday Of last
week.
A. B. Nelson, our local nursery man
arrived Saturday after a few months
absence.
A great many people attended the
Norske Fest at the Opera House in
Willmar Monday evening.
Ernest Berglund was on the sick
list few days last week, but is now
back to work at central
J. A. Nubertanz of the information
al Harvester Co., spent first part Of
week with Lindgren Bros. s.
Mr.. Ole Alvig has been here visit
ing with the E. L. Thorpe family. He
returned to Willmar Saturday.
Lynn Anderson is busy this week
setting up manure spreaders. He has
already disposed Of two of them this
season.
Guy Leslie and Victor Berglund
were initiated into the Woodman
lodge last Friday evening.
The M. w. A. hall will have a new
curtain for the stage. All the bust
ness men In town will have their ads
on It.
Rev. Holtzinger Of Kerkhoven and
Thomas Section Of Willmar conduct
ed services here last Thursday and
Friday evenings.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Mamrelund
Lutheran church met at Mrs. A. J..
Lindgren's last Friday. The proceeds
amounted to $1,000. =
Misses Ruth Englund, Hanna Eng
lund and Augusta Berg came up Sat-
urday evening from Willmar to visit
at the "A. j. Lindgren home.
r. Rasmussen and family moved in
to town last week. Mr.. Rasmussen
has purchased the L. Ostlund resi-
dence into which he has moved. Z.
P. G. Greenfield was IN Willmar one
day last week and defeated H. T. o.
son and Pete Dalen in a. game of
checkers. Mr.. Greenfield again holds
the championship.
Carl Holmgren from Malta, Mon
tana, is back here renewing acquaint-
ances. While here he win purchase
some cattle and horses to take back
with him the last OF the month.
Otto Ekholm arrived last Wednes-
day with carload OF farm nipple
(ments from svea City, Iowa. Mrs. Elk
holm and children arrived Friday eve
ming. - = .. .z. . - X & :
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The w. C.. +. u.

The w. G. T. q. will have its next
meeting Tuesday, March 18th ct the
G. A. Erickson home, 1923 Maud street
and Augusta avenue. The topic for
this meeting Is Mothers Meeting.
The leader will be Mrs. Severt o.
mundson. All members requested to;
be present.
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$344, 746 REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS IN ONE WEEK

KEEL Halverson, s1z Of swA, sh OF
nwA of swA, sec. sc, 100 a., $3.50.
Town Of St. Johns.
Mar. 3-Hans Peder Jensen and
wife to Ludwig Ellefson and Rasmus
J. Rasmussen, neA of nwN, lot 3, sec.
2; also in town of Mamre, lot l, sec.
IS, $9,106.
Mar. 3-Simon Saucerman, widower
to Rasmus J. Rasmussen, 81, sec. 6,
308.44 a., $1.00.
Mar. 6-Anderson Land Co. to Lars
0. Thorpe, s7a of sen, sec. 10, 80 a.,
| $4,000.
Town of Harrison.
Feb. 24-George Mohn and wife to
Fred Lindemeier, 5 TO acres of nell
Of neA, sec. %, $285.
Feb. 25-Probate Court to Pierce
H. Parsons ct al, lots and 4 exc.
parts, sec. 6.
Town Of Green Lake.
Mar. 6-Henry O. Olson and wife
to SEVERN T. Cumberland, s2 of swA
sec. 8, neA of nwH, exc. TOW. sec.
16, 117.10 a., $1,000.
Town of Dovre.
Mar. 2-Gustaf F. Nordin and wife
to Christian G. B!rkeland, lots s and
6, sec. 80 neA of nwA, sec. 81; also
in town of Mamre, lot 2, sec. Is,
| $4,000.
Mar. 2-Knud o. Axness and wife
to Matthias G. Tommeraasen, lots 1,
2, 3, and 4, sec. 30, swA Of nwA, NV
" of swA, sec. 33, 242.51 a., $17,424.
Town of Mamre.
Mar. TN. N. Olson, single to H.
M. Olson, part nwA of swA, sec. IA,
25-100 a., $1.00.
Mar. 7-Erick Soldahl and wife to
Peter c. Jensen and Jorgen Paulson,
sk Of seA, lot 2, sec. Sc; also in town
Of st. Johns, nwA of neA, lot l, sec.
1, 40 a., $14,280.
Town of Roseville.
Mar. Geo. J. Andrews and e.
mer A. Schmitt and wife to Frank
Medvihill, s1z Of sen, sec. 20, 80 a.,
$1.0O.
Mar. Sc. A. Schmitt and wife to
Benjamin F. Daily, WIZ Of seA, exc.
! parts, sec. %, 1874 a., also in WEIGH.
es add'n., to Hawick, lots to IL incl.
bl. 3D." $5,054.
Town of Burbank.
Mar. IS A. Schneider and wife
20 Frederick Langenberg and r. S.
Young, s15 of seA, 81 of swA, sec.
13, neA, neA Of swA, nwA of seA
sec. "a, 400 a., $1.00.
Town Of Norway Lake.
Mar. 3-Olof o. Rudningen and wife
to Albert A. Gandrud, s1@ of neA OF
sen, sec. 20, 20 a., $500.
Mar. 3-Albert A. Gandrud to Olof
o. Rudningen, east (20) acres of ne.
n of nwA, sec. 4, $500.
City of Willmar.
| Feb. 26-Gustaf A. Erickson and
wife to Anderson Land Co., lot II,
bl. AZ, $500.
Mar. 2-Gustaf A. Erickson and
wife to Ole Nelson, lot 16, bl. z, Glar.
um's add'n., 500.
Austin Nicholson, single to Gusta1
A. Erickson, part Of nwA of swA
sec. IA, unplatted parts, $500.
Minnie Trulson to Alfred Swanson
VIZ of lots I, 2 and 3, bl. s, Glarum's
add'n., $4,000.
Mar. 3-St. P. M. & M. Ry. Co., tc
BENJAMIN F. Jenness, lot 8, bl. "a, $38
st. P. M. & M. Ry. Co., to BENJAMIN
F. Jenness, lots 13 and IA, bl. "a, SIC
Mar. 4-Gustaf A. Erickson anG
wife to Victor E. Fridlund and Oscar
]. Elmquist, part of nwA of swA
sec. IA, unplatted parts, $500.
Mar. 4-Olof B. Berkness ant
wife to Maxfield G. Lewis, west 81
feet of lots and 7, bl. SO, $1,100.
Mar. 5-Louis J. Vikse and wife t,
. Knud O. Axness, lots Z, 8 and 9, bl
5, $4,000.
Mar. 6-John Lundquist and wifi
to Alice c. Lundquist, lot S, bl. 48
south 10 feet of lot 4, bl. 2, Nelson
: add'n., $1.00.
3 Mrs. G. L. Roske and daughter
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Duroc Jerseys Bring Good Price.
John Swenson was well pleased
with the result Of the auction held at
his place Mar. 8. A great many
breeders from different parts of Min.
nesota were here and results show
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Town Of Holland.

lO"u VI f1O11duu.
Mar. 2-Evert J. Roelofs and wife
to Alexander Roelofs, swA, sec. %
100 a., 100000.
Mar. 2-Alexander Roelofs anc
wife to William Roelofs, ny of neA
sec. 20, 80 a., $4,000.
Mar. 4-E. M. Engebert and wife tt
John O. Helgeson, neA of sell, sec
16, 40 a., $3.50.
Mar. 4-John B. Bosch and wife t.
Herman Ledeboer, neA exc. 1 acre
sec. 81, 159 a., $20,00O.00.
Mar. 4-John B. Bosch and wife
to Evert J. Roelofs, swA, swA of Sc
n, sec. 16, 200 a., $21,OOOOO.
Mar. 4-John B. Bosch and wife tc
Henry r. and Minnie Roelofs, e11s OF
nwA, sec. %, 80 a., $4,000.
Mar. 4-John B. Bosch and wife tt
Amt Bolt, nwA of SEA-, sec. 16, 40 a.
$4,000.
Mar. 4-John B. Bosch and wife tt
Evert ]. Roelofs and Aren't Bolt, eH
of SEA exc. 2 acres, sec. 16, 70 acres
$9,750.
Town of Lake Elizabeth.
Mar. 2-Erick W. Berg and wife tc
Prouty Commission Co., SEA- of swA
sec. 20, 40 a., $1,000.
Mar. 2-Farmers' State Bank of At
water to Erick w. Berg, seA of nwA
neA Of swA, nwA of swA, se14 OF
swA, sec. %, $50 a., $1.0O.
Mar. 2-Erick w. Berg and wife tc
Prouty Commission Co., nwA of sw
n, seA of swA, SEA- of nwA, ne
Il of swA, sec. %, 100 a., $3.50.
Mar. 5-Gustavus A. Glader ani
Sumner B. Glader and wife to Joh1
B. Bosch, e1& of lot 5, all of lot 4, sec
3; swA, 81 of nwA, VIZ Of seA exc
l acre, WIZ of neA, neA Of nwA, ne
n of neA, sec. 9; nwA of nwA, sec
10, 585.75 a., Sal ,809.65.
Town of Edwards.
Mar. 21-North Star Investment
Co., to Ehme Bruins and Louis
Kropp, SEA, sec. 80, 100 a., $4,000.
Mar. &C. Robert Drager and wife
to Ludwig Ellefson and Robert An
derson, sh Of SEA-, neA of SEX exc
Il acre, sec. 1, 1880 a., $500.
Town Of tennessee.
Feb. 28-Oscar Julius Carlson ant
wife and Gustaf William Carlson tt
Carl Victor Carlson, neA CT sen, sec
s, 40 a., $1.00.
Mar. 3-Jacob Brewer and wife t,
D. w. Mclaughlin, ny of swA, sec
6, 80 a., $4,000.
Town of Kandiyohi.
Mar. FL. P. Lindblom, widower t.
John H. Luckstead, all e1s of seK
south of row. of R. r., sec. z; lot
and meander land adjoining said 10
l, sec. 8, 15429 a., $4,000.
Mar. 2-Alfred Swenson and wifi
to Arthur Klint e1s Of neA, neA o
seA, sec. 18, 120 a., $12,500.
Mar. 3-State of Minnesota to Car
Sjarstrom, Karin Sjarstrom, widow
George Johnson, widower, Mabe
Johnson and husband, Hilda Dahlgrel
and husband, Hilda Dahlgren as exc
cutrix for Amanda Moore, to Pete
Lofgren, neA Of neA, sec. IA, 40 a
aggregate amt. of sales, $1,447.66.
Mar. 4-Emil G. Johnson and wifi
and Augusta Johnson and wife to Rol
Block, M of nwA, nk of neA, SEE
4, 1882 a., and also in town of Cree
Lake, VIZ of sen, seA Of swA, SEE
SO, 120 a., $20,5OO.
Mar. 4-Carl Gilbert Elmquist t
Peter P. Newman, s1s of neA, nw4
of sen, lots l and 2, sec. q, 1921
a., $4,000.
Town of Willmar.
Feb. 28-William Weltge and wit
to William F. Gratz, neA, sec. 81, 16
a., $4,000.
Mar. gamma Schollin and husban
to Christine Peterson, lots 1 and 2, b
1, Leary's adm, $500.
Mar. 4-Thomas I. eastman an
wife to Richard c. Bonham, nwA ex
row, sec. 81, $16,500.
Mar. 6-John Olson and wife to A
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MANAGER 10 Hero.

w. e. Scott, the local manager OF
the Bartles-Scott Oil Co., has arrived
at Willmar with family and has tax.
en- apartments at the Hedin flats. The
company expects to open for business
and have local wagon running very
shortly.
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The Oak Park Y. P. s. will have
their meeting Thursday evening
March 18th. A good program will be
given and refreshments will be serv
ed by the young men. Everybody
welcome. $50
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Mrs. c.. L. Roske and daughter
Adelia left Thursday afternoon fol
Minneapolis where they were called
by the sudden death of Mrs. Roske's
sister,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

Miss Ruth Edgren came home
from Mankato last Friday to spend
her spring vacation at the home of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. G.. Ed
gren of Fahlun.
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CIT / COUNCIL ] ! : ! !
PROCEEDINGS

=
Willmar. Mimi. Feb. rs. 1914, $50
o'clock q. m. r.
Adjourned meeting Of the City
Council. Mayor Wellin called the
meeting to order.
| The following members Of the
Council were present on roll call:
Mayor 'Wellin, Aldermen Larson,
Johnson. Anderson, Hedin, Tjosvold,
sperry and Norman, 8; absent, none.
The following bills were on motion
referred to the Finance Committee.
GENERAL FUND. -
N. w. Tel. Elk. Co., phone rent
and phone calls police dept,
Dllls ................... 1856
s. 3. stansberry Imp. Co., wood
and coal for poor. ......... 1856
r. G. Bonham. hay for poor. 1880
Berkness & Lundberg, mdse.
Tor poor .................. 2.66
J. G. Strand. mdse. for poor. 1902
Kasten's Bakery, bread for
poor ........... .6V
N. Oman, house rent sick fam
fly -. ...........,....... 1000
Bethesda Hospital. hospital ex- -.
pense transient lady. 200
s. A. Rasmussen, repairs street ="
machinery and supplies. %. 20.56
L. w. Hedlund, painting fire
apparatus 90. ............. 22.05
o. Gilbertson, labor. ........ LIS
L. Tendahl. labor. .......... LIS
w. 8. Booth & Son, election
supplies ~. ......,.,,...,, 200
WATER & LIGHT FUND.
Ben Benson, repairs and sup
pues -. ''''''............ LILO
Central Elect. Co.. mdse.. 2
bills -. .................. 1864
Edison Lamp Works. mdse.. 2
bills, %. ............,..... 1895
General Elect. Co., mdse.. 90. 1873
Garlock Pkg. Co., mdse. ...... 700
Western Elect. Co., mdse, 3
DlllS .................. $40
Westinghouse Elect. & Mfg.
Co., mdse. ................. %
Robinson, Cary & Sands Co.,
muse. ................. 30
Manhattan Oil & Linseed Co.,
OIL 6.V3
L. Fridlund, cash advanced for
freight and express, etc.,. 1892
s. Limperich, wiring and read
ing meters ................4 0.48
A. Melander, line work. ...... 1900
Republican Gazette, advertis-
Ing 90. ................... $50
VIM. Bros. Boiler & Mfg. Co.,
repairs for boilers. ......... 1900
H. Gunderson, Agent, renewal
fire insurance premium pow
or plant 67.S8
H. E. Olson, supplies and labor 4.46
G. Paulson, freight four cars
coal 80. ................... 1920
c. Paulson, drayage coal. ..... 1910
F. L. Smith, drayage coal and
other labor. three bills. ..... 1910
Zenith Furnace Co., coal. ..... 363.69
STREET FUND.
P. Anderson, labor. .......... 2.63
o. Gilbertson, labor. ......... 4.3S
8. Magnuson, labor. ....... 5.25
K. T. Otos, labor. LIS
L. Rasmussen, labor. ......... 4.38]
A. Sundling, labor. .......... $50
G. johnson, labor team. ...... 1856
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Ladies' Aid Meets,

Ladies' Aid Meets.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish M.
E. church will meet In the church
next Thursday tomorrow after.
noon. Mrs. Peter Nelson will serve
refreshments. Everybody welcome.
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$500 In real estate will clear 81, 900
in about one year. Address No. 243,
Tribune. ~
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= VILLAGE -.-DEPARIMENT

The village caucus was held here
Last Thursday evening and the town.
ship caucus Saturday afternoon, Tor.
nomination Of candidates for election
next Tuesday.
Charlie Olson Of Alexander was In
town last week and closed deal With
Standard Lumber Co., for the fine
new residence he will erect on his
farm this summer.
The Peter Johnson family, who
have made this their home for tna
last twenty-seven years left Thurs
day for their new home at Maple
Plain. Their many friends here are
sorry to see them leave, but wish
them success in their new home.
Rev. Pearson of Willmar gave a
sermon here last Sunday afternoon.
He will continue to hold services here
every other Sunday afternoon TIL the
Mamre Lutheran congregation 10
cures q permanent pastor or a Sou
dent for the summer.
Pennock is getting to be quite a
progressive burg. At the caucus last
Thursday evening the tax payers de-
c1ded in favor Of putting In water
works and fire protection. It will be
a good thing all around as the rates
for insurance will be cut nearly In
halt.
DO YOU USE ToBAcco7
Are you burning up money or spit
ting your health away7 Do you want
to stop? II % call on or write to AUG.
Anderson, the barber, Pennoel<, MINI.
ship stock from Pennock every
Tuesday. Bring In your hogs and
cattle and receive full market price.
G. c. Haug.-Adv.7t.
sz,s- Boost the Creamery
The following item was handed No
for publication, and we are very hap
py to give It space:
The prospect for a good co-opera-
tive creamery seems very bright at
the present time. Mr.. Jarrett, one
Of the committee that was appointed
to sell shares, reports that he has sold
36 shares and expects to dispose Of
a few more. The other four members
Of the committee have not as yet
made any report, but no doubt they
are all doing good work In their DIFF
ferent localities. OF course there are
some who are a little skepucal In
regard to the success of q local
creamery on account of the failure
Of some in the past, but time and con-
ditions have changed and today there
Is nothing more sure OF success than
a cooperative creamery well patron
ICED.
Laws have been passed the last
year that are very favorable to the
local creameries and puts a stop to
the practice Of centralizers paying
more for butter fat at certain points
than others, In order to freeze out
the local creameries. 5z-
A well patronized cooperative
creamery is q good thing for the
country. In general. It gives the farm
ers better returns for their cream
than is possible to get otherwise. It
Increases to considerable extent the
value Of land in the surrounding
country and no one should hesitate
to put their names down for one or
more shares. They are only $500
each and 1t will be money well spent.
There Is absolutely no chance to lose
but q whole lot to gain, the only risk
any one can possibly take IN that Of
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G. johnson, labor team. ...... 1876
The Finance Committee reported
the foregoing bills back approved and
the report was accepted.
Alderman Anderson offered the
following resolution which was unani-
mously adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Willmar that the City
Clerk be and he hereby is, authorized
to issue warrants against the respect
i've funds in payment of the foregoing
approved bills.
Approved Feb. 26th, 1914.
e. c.. WELL1N, Mayor.
The Council then proceeded to con.
slider bids for the purchase Of $1,000.
Certificates of Indebtedness as au-
thorized by ordinance No. 135.
. Bid Of the Board of Sinking Fund
Commissioners of the City Of WILL
mar for the purchase Of the issue.
being the only bid received, was &C.
cepted.
Alderman Anderson offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was unanf.
mously adopted.
RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City Of Willmar that the bid of
the Board of Sinking Fund Commits
sioners for the purchase of the Ger
tificates of Indebtedness of the City
of Willmar for 100000, be and the
same is hereby accepted.
Approved Feb. 26th, 1914.
E.. G. WELL1N, Mayor.
Alderman Anderson presented the
following resolution when was adopt.
ed by the following vote: ayes" q;
"Noes," none.
RESOLUTION.
Be It resolved by the City Council
Of the City of Willmar that q warrant
be issued against the Sinking Fund
for 100000 in favor Of the Board OF
Sinking Fund Commissioners Of the
City of Willmar, account of Certih'
Gates Of Indebtedness purchased plr
suant to Ordinance No. 1876, account
Of the General Fund. : 81:
Approved Feb. 26th, 1914.
e. G. WELLIN. Mayor.
Alderman Anderson offered the fol
lowing resolution which was adopted
by the following vote: ayes" Z;
"Noes," none. ~ ..=z r.. ~ :
RESOLUTION. IS
Resolved, That . warrant be issuet
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-03-11

$500 in real estate will clear d 600
n about ono year. Address No. 243,
Tribune. S.s