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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
THE ANGELS COME BACK
AND DEFEAT THE SCOUTS
Second Cam" H,fu"on Two Youth
iul Aggregation, l. captured
Il, thn birmingham

rs .rurc of siN 40 four, The Gun
uingham Angel yesterday afternoon
defeated the Claude Scouts. The laj
tor hayiug cleaned the former Ia
the tune of ONE ~ tO I Ia Claude
several days ago.
Yesterday game was played at
the fair grounds. aud from the
usndpuiut of real ball playing WaH
shout U good an article as one
would wish 90 see The locals had
been tTaini.L for this battle and
wore determined lo regain lost lau-
rcs They did 20 hy clean play
ing of ball. aud the honos between
She team. arc now even Another
game 90 some future time will de-
eide the question OF supremacy he
tween them
Whilc 'hc locals played we'll the
visitors also acquitted thcmaclvca
most ercdHably. Their errors were
few and far between with a little
moro practice they viii pass as on"
uf tho best boys teams In this Gcc
iion OF Tho woods
For the Angels Baker and Holman
made thrrc.btao hits. white Cruig
iurton dd rr,dilablc vurk behind
tho ii,l Afam ON first and Ran
dali ou r,'Hj starred on different
ocra ions. while Willmeriug short
.lrru,d ,IDrrly throughout the
-tmo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
LADIES BALL TEAM
MANAGER HERE
REPRESENTATIVE OF ST. LOl ~
iLL.S1 AIRS ~ CiIi To SIGN
CONTRACTS

J Harvey. representative Of the
ST. Louis star Ladies' Baseball club.
arrived Ia Amarillo yesterday and
today will go through the iormalily
of taking over The signed contract Of
the cts League 90 play game June
. Mr. Harvey OF course. thorough
Is understands every angle of or
ganizcd bail and after carefully
reading the constitution of the city
league. enthusiastically pronounced
u the best sCmi-prolcssional organi
zati0n he had ever come IN contact
with in fourteen years of playinL on
a circuit lie also Was pleased To
find that he was dealing with e
board of manager instead Of some
lone. irresponsible individual, AMI
made II plaiu that had be fully real
izcd what strong organization he
was dealing with be- would have
deemed his trip unnecessary
The 81 Louis stars are making q
couniry-U ide toGr 10 the coast aud
viii be- a. the state OF Texas next
week At present they are settling
the southern part of Arkansas afirc
aud reports from that district state
that this team of athletic beauties i8
leaving behind q trail ol broken
hearted bail players and state wide
a9tOnishmcni At their ball-playing
ability The report does not state
tho reason for the brokcn-hcarls. but
We assume that losing q game before
q graBdstand full of local friends and
acquaintance has this effect upon
bah player
This ladies club travels IN the ten
Thousand dollar Pullman ear Olym.
pie. and iu addition carries port
able Lraudataud having a seating ga
pariiy of two thousand people. OF
course the portable grandatdnd viii
IUi b, uupackod In amarillo as the
cts league has one of the finest ball
parks in ihr West The bah park
ha Just been completed aud with it,
three thousand capacity grandaiand
ioucc and lirbot offices. press bon
score board and players sun bcnchca
has assumed real professional at
Wnsphcro Furthermore. our PLAY
ore arr delivering an article OF real
woloH Ioual bali and many are the
',prr ion. of appreciation that are
comm" IN from the pleased fans
who arc attending the -amcs Yc-
trfda, Mr llauc, iournrtcd ont aud
inspected iho ball park and amour
,od thai he would stay throughout
the week and take in SUNDAY dou
hlohcddor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

not BIZ better Stock IL better be
cause he Ia far more aggressive than
Shafer sas when Shafer vgs play
Ing. third base was the essence Of
Quietness Now Stock keeps % a
continuous chatter. To some this
'als appears Ike wasted energy. u
IL not II helps n keep the players
on their toes and that means
scrappy ball clrb. and a scrappy ball
club means the winning n games
Both In tho field and A. bar stock
has done as Veh 40 shafer ever did.
lie Is particularly good al going 10
his left after hard hit balls lie caa
throw from ans position and generally
his throws are accurate A. pocket.
ing foul balls near the field boxes he
is bear On tho whole stock IL a
real third haseman. and tho Giants
VIII not sish Tor lilly" shafer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
JOE BARTLEs OF DENVER
HAS ANOTHER SURPRISE
lutu.rol" Race. luf Purse of
$1,000 T. latest sport Arnnqcd
~ Dl.lnhomnn.

DEWEY Okh. June d. DO YOU
drive a c1r2
There's money IN 10 not u any
old car you might picl ont bat m
the darinn u take. aud boo tine op-
poriuuit yruw Offered hy joe s Bar
'lcs of Dewey who want. % few dry.
cts not afraid 10 keep both feet on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

CHICAGO. llI. June %. star ath-
leu, PERFORMER representing a score
Of Iarg, miv,rlic8 and colleges
Of the middle West. Augmented hy
delegation. from Colorado, viii
trito for hon0rs here tomorrow IN
tho fourteenth annual meet Of thu
intercollegiate Conference Athletic
Association Tho carnival viii take
place ,n Stage field 90 the lnIYor ii}
a., Chicago and o. expected 20 cs'ab-
h.h . nru high record fpr ..tr and
quality of competition
among tho institution that vii
B., r,prrarnlcd 300 one coz more of tho
Q cuts u tho daFH programme are
o., fuivsr.Itios of chicago. W.scon
.Iu Iowa. Missouri Minnesota. In
diana. Nebraska and kansas Purdue
University. N1lro Dame nivcrrity
prio state University Northeastern
diversity. Leland stanford rniyor-
rtr ObGrIn college oregon Agricul-
mal College. Kansas Agricultural
i-ro and rniycrsiiy Of Denver
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Nayt suI I,f Tho Woodm'n viii
bla..on ont lr snic end span new
uniforms. .o 0l course. ihoy sill lose
r4e earn, 10 dn.s seem that in Eala
sttirc nce confidence would be-
horn but an past record show that
t,e playcra sill not soil their non
.t,-srr, by sliding base
Last summer o. fiarrn and riot was
,srred Of thc hsl psrk in Washing
,on r. e.. by 'be uumakinr % a
,,ti, baseball team while running
l,,,. oue lads lost her Rig which er
,o.el r,r a. a husky Young han at
- ir. unmaH get ur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Catcher Snyder Of the Cardinals
looks like one OF the finds OF the sea
son.
Jack knight still has 10 make the
rounds Of the National and Federal
leagues before he retires
Washington IL first In war. first IN
peace and first 10 make q triple play
In the American league this season.
George Hughes appears 10 be max
Ing hit ~ manager NJ Grand Rapids.
Judging from tho newspaper comment.
Since the clocks In Cleveland have
been moved forward an hour every.
things faster there except the ball
team.
Outfeldcr Andy KYLE who has heen
Knocked about IN = good many leagues.
has caught on with the Terre Haute
team.
Pitcher Oscar Graham. recently "a.
leased bv Wichita NJ the Western
league. has been signed by Terre
Haute
Notwithstanding the loss NJ several
~ their star PLAYERS tho Phillies have
been able 70 stage some pretty classy
contests so far
Pitcher Lefty Thomas. formerly NJ
wichita, has Joined the Grand Rapids
team He has been pitching indepen.
den, bail IN Kansas this spring
ManaFor Larry Schlafy q, tho Ruf.
falos attributes tho disappointing
showing ~ HE team m da,e to bad
breaks" In the training season.
Philadelphia critics claim that
"S'uffv" Ncinnia the Athletics FIRST
sacker. can travel farther for a foul
o. than any other first basemsn in
the American league.
Walter Johnson saws he nevsr saw
such an Improvement IN Cub az
Frank Chance has shown NTH the
New Works In tho short year that hs
has been A. tho holm.
While they are changing the land.
scape ~ suit the vhims ~ hall plsy
ers. why not move tho pitchers slab
hack n second base when Walter
Johnson Is on tho iob'
Catcher Chester Thomas ~ tho Rcd
Sor has nut hl- savings into q small
farm IN tho hesr' % Kansas. whare
drops ~ rain Aro pri,ed like diamonds
at certain seasons ~ the year.
After several years ~ rather madio.
ere work T. "a predicted that Marty
O'Toole. tho 90 500 beauty. uIll como
through This year and pitch tho kind
~ ball that vas expected ~ him.
What > hsndv man wallv Smith e
proving himself for Washington He
ls not only cspshls IN M slmos, snv
position m the team. but tho long la
one DO not seem N dim his batting
eve
Hush~y Jennings has q rephsv a.,
Washington and Ice College Who is
fast acquiring q reputation a. = pitch
or The youngsters name II william
Hugh Jennings and he iviris with his
lef wing
Ullgeni s,a'ls'icisn has disoov~ref
that Chrisiy Msihevscn sl~svs wins
the game he pitches oa bis birtha.y
One doesn't have 20 ba q s,a,is,icssn
20 asses that Chris'y also win. q
whole lot on other persons blrthdays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

ihc o'hilorator rorsonalIg ho rlt
tried IT and hc uill hear. tho ear.
az battle
For many yoar b ha been Mr
larll'a practice tu play the role OF
daring death To- provide tnrll for
ibc folks who attend tlr mmrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
STOCK EARNS REGULAR JOB
Young Third Rsscman Proves Himself
an Good n Not Better Than Shsfer
al the Far Corner.

No longer does n yavninE rap al
third base hover on McGrav's bed
post at night No longer docs tho
vision Of retiring Arthur Shaier carry
with II roll Of bunting labeled fourth
uennant" The form Of Milton Stock
has planted itself IN the breach He
has proved that Shafer will not he
missed
Early form indicates that Stock ia
at least az good as Shafer was. II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Women ln France and other corn-
tries ~ Europe are much m"-e indus
,rrus than vhea they come - THIS
country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
Yesterdays Results

chicago indiauspolis {
So Louis Kansas ciiY q
baltimore ~. Pi''sbnrgh g
ruffalo D. Hrooklvn z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
9chultk 20 prnuid.no.

Hngh Jennings released Pitcher
Schultz % Rill Donoyan's Providence
club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

n,nv news Want AIS must 10 &c
companlei ~ cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE
st,NpIN" op TEAMS
Where They iist To-day

louis a. Kan 80 Ciiv
chicago ~ indianapolis
Baltimore ~ FiifburFh
EHrilo ~ HrooklvB
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

The the list Federal league recently
formally (Rebel Cakes had been
tho head 81 tho Pittsburgh
the Gesser
Pittsburgh why he did not
He d have od the Pittsburgh that he couldn't
the
- Louis eight
that helped the Pittsburgh team
victory stated will Pittsburgh club
n coach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
Texas LEAGUE
-
STANDING OF TEAMS

Where They Play To-day
Austin At san Antonio.
Waco NJ beaumont.
~ Worth at Houston
Dailaa At Galveston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Dlisent sta'is'io'sn has discovered
that Chrisiy Ms'hevscn sl-svs wins
the game he pitches oa bis birtha.y
One doesn't have 10 ba q s,a,iricssn
70 asses that Chris'y also wins
whole lot on other persons birthday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
SPORT CALENDAR FOR WEEK
SATURDAY

Annual meet Of intercollegiate
Conference Athletic association at
Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS

Where They Ilsy To-day
". hiugton ~ 81 Loui,
Philadelphia n, Detroit.
Sow York 81 Chicago.
rn.fnn ~ Cleveland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Daily News Want Ads mus, ba a.
companled by ths CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
WESTERN LEAGUE
STANDING az TEAMS

Yesterday. IIcsuIts
hes Moincs 2. Wichita Z
50 Jo1cph T. Topeka ..
Lincoln -. SiuuN city ..
Omaha Z. Denver &.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
Yesterdays Results

Hamilton. lame Raumasfdner
aud A-uor puhur itanagc
" ~ D.
so Louis ...... g g
BrirOH .......... 3 . o
James. Crorlin Main. McKra
Game called 9TH innins
OlhrI postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
NOI T
DIAMOND

Catcher Snyder Of the Cardinals
looks like one OF the finds Of the sea
son.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15
HAWlcK

Hawick, April 1--we are glad to
see nice weather.
Miss Hilma Hanson left for Iowa
last Thursday.
Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. l.. Nep-
sund's last Friday.
The Girls Society Of the Nordland
congregation will meet at John Luck
ason's next Wednesday.
Say, girls, how are the roads to
Harrison?
Anna So1um is at present working
at the Harrison store.
Mrs. Moses Chevalier visited at her
home last week.
Maurice Nelson and Elmer Hustled
are spending their vacation at the
formers home.
Mrs. Charley Mattson made brief
call at the Iverson home at Hawick
last Saturday evening.
The Misses Agnes and Helma Han
son delightfully."- entertained few of
their friends at their home Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Alfred Olson left for Duluth
last Saturday.
Oswald Graveyard expects to leave
for Iowa next Monday.
How did you enjoy the trip, Bonnie?
Mr.. George Sovde is at present Wis
iting with Martin Hanson's.
A dance was given at Johns last
Saturday evening. A good time was
reported.
A bunch of our boys left for North
Dakota last Monday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15
8 eITUARY.. !

: MRS. JOHANNA GULBRANDSON.
Another Of our aged residents pass.
ed away Easter Sunday when Mrs
Johanna Gulbrandson died at the
home Of her son, G. A. Anderson in
Mamre at the age of ninety-three
years, one month and two days.
She was born March 10th, 1921, in
Sarna parish, Dalarne, Sweden, and
emigrated together with her family
to this country In 1868, locating at
Clear Lake, Sibley county, Minnesota.
Here they filed on a homestead and
lived until in 1876 when they moved
to Slayton, Murray county. After
nearly twenty-six years, she moved to
Mamre, Kandiyohi county in 1902,
and has since made her home with
her son, G. A. Anderson.
She was loving wife and mother.
She leaves to mourn her death three
sons and one daughter, many grand
and great grand children, besides
other relatives and friends. The chill
dren are John Anderson of Slayton,
Andrew Gulbrandson OF Gibbon, Gil
bert Anderson of Mamre and Mrs. In
ga Hultgren of Spicer.
The funeral was held Tuesday, Apr.
IA, at Kerkhoven, Rev. N. Wicksell
officiating. 1nterment was made in the
Hillside cemetery, at Kerkhoven.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15

for a term of two years, and G. A.
Erickson. Alderman for Fourth Ward
for term Of two years; and H. T.
Olson, Justice of the Peace for First
Ward, and Aug. o. Forsberg, Justice
of the Peace for Second Ward, and
G. P. Karwand, Justice of the Peace
for Third Ward, each of said Justices
being elected for term of two years;
and the Mayor also declared that
Ordinance No. lat, entitled, IAN Ordi-
nance Granting Long Distance Tele-
phone Franchise to the Tri-State Te1e-
phone and Telegraph Company, p Cor
poration, It's Successors and Assigns,
and Prescribing the Terms and Con-
ditions of Such Franchise, and Pro
viding for the Submission of the same
to a Vote Of the Electors of the City
of Willmar, Minnesota, for Ratifica-
ton or Rejection" submitted to the
voters, had been duly adopted, and
that the proposed amendment to sec
ton SO of the City Charter and the
| proposed amendment to section 139
of the City Charter, and the propos-
ed amendment to section $50 Of the
City Charter, and all three Of them,
submitted to the voters at said cleo
ton, were duly carried and adopted
by more than three-fifths (3-5) vote
| of all the votes cast at said election.
On motion the Council adjourned.
! e. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
| A%%aaf. HANS CTINDERSON
City Clerk.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15
SALEM.

Salem, April 13-Misses Esther Jo-
hanson and Edith Gustafson came
home from Willmar last Thursday
night to spend their Easter vacation.
They returned on Monday.
Miss Edla Holmgren came home
from Irving last week for a visit with
her folks.
Mr.. Emanuel Franklin came up
from Minneapolis last week to spend
his Easter vacation with his folks
here. He was accompanied by Mr..
Jacob Pearson of Triumph, MINI.
Miss Stella Norm left for Willmar
last Thursday to spend Easter with
her folks there.
Miss Alice Tengwall visited at the
Chas. Gustafson home last Sunday.
The M. Magnuson family was enter
tanned at the J. w. Erickson home
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Oman and child
rem, Laurence and Frances went t
Willmar last Saturday to spend Sun
day with Mr.. Oman's parents.
Miss Emma Magnuson visited will
Miss Edith, Beckman last Sunday af
ternoon. -. s.@
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Haldin ant
Mr.. Reuben Haldin visited at the
E. holland home last Sunday after
noon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15
PENN0Ck -:-VLLACE -:-DEPARTmENT

some work on section 4.
The Y. P. S. of the Free church held
social last Wednesday evening. A
splendid program was rendered and
refreshments were served by the
Misses Marie Haug and Olive Green
field.
The resignation Of Rev. Franklin
from his charges at Salem and Lund-
by has caused much regret among his
many friends in the community. He
will leave for his new charge in NJ.
braska in June.
Preparations are under way for the
Grand Spring Festival and Bazaar
held by the Mamrelund Lutheran
church at Pennock May 81 and
%. The different committees have
been appointed and are as follows:
Rev. w. E. Pearson, Chairman.
Refreshments-Mr Lindgren, Mrs
Benson, Mrs. Krantz, Mrs. Elm, Mrs
E. Johnson, Mrs. A. Anderson.
Candy-Miss E. Krantz, Miss M
Sorenson, Miss A. Lindgren, Miss L
Erlandson, Miss o. Elkjer.
Fancy Goods-Miss A. Johnson
Miss Carlberg, Miss M. Floren, Miss
A. Peterson, Miss E. Berglund.
Fish Pond-Mr. J. Floren, Mr.. V
Berglund, Mr.. A. Jonson, Mr.. E. Pet
erson, Mr.. H. Alderman.
Decorations H. J. FlOren, Mr.
L. Anderson, Mr.. A. Lindgren, Mar!
Floren, Alma Lindgren, Victor Berg
lund.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15

Synopsis Beautifully
which Give Popularity to the Dawn Of Plenty.
(The Capitals Pctures)
The Dawn of Plenty A Field Of Wheat Every Morning the
York Prairie Pestience
day The Beaced Bones of Millions Slaves at Work in the
Hobo Refusing 1andou Wooden Plow The Basket
DiTcHrs IN EGYPT sowiNe THn eRA1N FERT1Hz1Na
%s Tr FE SS H
The The Ancient Reapng Hook Truck Patches
50 Agra The First F HH
SelfRake Reaper Invented
and Tss ws R9sss HSs R7SS The H
HOOK. TIIREsHINe WHEAT WITH FIA1L: THE oXcART
FIRST sE1FRAKE REAPER THE MODERN sEEFRAKE The
MARSH HARyEsTER THE MODERN BINDER THREE BIND
Err AND THREsHER THE FIRST WOODEN M0LDBoARD PIQW,
THE S9 Pq% Ac4 M F P9Wg 1s
the 500 Early Method Of Modern Method Of Trans
Chicago in 1851 Chicago Great @
turing Plants Magnificent Cities with MAGNIFICENT
Tavern Virginia Reaper Cyrus
osborne. whitley W. Marsh Walter
Wheat Plenty of Bread What One American Harvest Could
RATS WHO BOATS ALONG TME RIVER aNeEs IN
BARBER SHOP AND yP!ToDATE HAND LAUNDRY. WEDDING
SAYING THER PRAYERs eAMB1iNe AND cfLDREN sMoK
ING gG> IN S1BER1ANGH1NA SCENES IN
MANY PENNsYLvANN AVENUE W1TH The cxPITAI IN THE
DSTANcE At WASHINGTON, C. The Great NAPOLEON The
pies. Wheat Meat and Rice
Shks Wheat Man of the World ord An Opium Den Big City
Sea- Christopher Columbus Liberty Sunset on
Day of Plenty.
This and will be Given the Wmar
der Auspices the Wlmar Commercial Club Admission
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15
LOCAL AND Pc ONAL

Miss Laura Jorgenson entertains
the Book Club Friday
III. S. Gordhammer of Kerkhoven
was here on business Tuesday.
Miss Amy Nelson who teaches at
Delano spent Easter at her home here.
tanned next Monday by Miss Esther
SOrensOn.
IN. o. Nelson, the county treasurer
was seen driving a new Overland the
other day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs c. H. sulli-
van an. a nine pound baby boy TUESDAY
Miss Bertha Thorpe who attends
the .'U'' Of Minnesota spent Easter at
Miss Marion Carlson who attends
the Normal at Duluth spent Easter at
Miss Emma and Gust Rodberg of
Benson visited here with friends and
-Hildar Hoglund will erect new
residence on Fifth street between
Grace and Robbins avenues:
Misses BLANCHE and Kathryn Mu :1,,
their sister, Mrs. A. L. Smith.
Chris Freese moved his family and
where they viii spend the sumner:
Mr.. and Mrs. Weberg and two
daughters of Of Raymond spent Easter a sha
fs Mho at aems
~" at Minneapolis arrived today to
visit with friends and relatives few
days.
Miss Edith Isaacson of Kandiyohi
is spending the week with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Norman of
this city.
Miss Helen Gilbertson left for Mil
AGA Saturday morning to assist her sis
ter. Margaret, who will start a MILL
merry at that place.
Harold Mckinley Of Fort Dodge
" until hi cic
We've and father. Engineer Mckinley
have the contract for white washing
the interior of the G.. n ro,,ndhouse
Work was commenced this morning.
Miss Anne Elfstrum who teaches
near Raymond spent Easter at her
home here. Miss Kate Molenaar OF
cation.
II. O. Gilbert made a trip to Min.
neapo1is Tuesday and Wednesday. He
will represent the New London stock
holders of the Sterling Securities Co.
in their annual meeting
signed her position as musical instruc;
leave Monday for St. Paul to attend
the Grand Opera. Later she will leave
for her home at Warren.
Miss Mabel Emerson. one OF the
teachers Of the city schools was sum
moned to her home at Dawson by the
| terrible news that cousin was burn.
| ed to death and her father badly in.
| jured in the holocaust which is toli
| of on the first page.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15

Wedding bells will soon be ringing.
Miss Marie Haug spent Good Friday
in Willmar.
Everyone was out with their autos
Sunday.
Paul Anderson spent Sunday at his
home in Willmar.
Elmer Brogren of Wilimar visited
here last Friday.
Clarence Peterson of Willmar visit
ed here last Wednesday.
Adolph Berglund spent Easter at
his home in New London.
Spring is here at last and the farm
ers are busy seeding.
Miss Olive Greenfield visited with
friends in Willmar last Friday.
Albert Floreen is visiting with
friends and relatives here this week.
Miss Julia Peterson spent her East.
er vacation at her home in Kandiyohi
C. G. Haug shipped a car load OF
cattle to South St. Paul last Wednes
day.
Miss Alma Lindgren visited with
friends and relatives in Willmar Sat
urday and Sunday.
Services next Sunday at the Free
church. Rev. Pearson of Willmar viii
: conduct the services.
Rev. A. w. Franklin was at Will
ma s~1.3nday to see c. G.. Carlberg
VIII I /reported to be very i'll at the
hos, Aal.
F. w. Mason of Tracy, Mimi, I'm
loaded a gas tractor and set OF p1ow
here last Monday. Mr.. Mason will d.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-15
MRS. ADOLPH BERGLuND.

The death of Mrs Adolph Berglund
occurred at her home in New London
township last Friday, April 10. She
was sufferer. from tuberculosis, but
death was FASTENED by grief over the
death of her first-born son, John Ed
ward, who died less than two weeks be-
FORE
Mrs. Anna (stam) Berglund was born
at East Union, Carver County, Nov 16,
1868. The family came, to New Lon
spent. She married Adolph Berglund
in 19o 1891. and for six years they made
London in 1897. She is mourned by
husband and six children-Hilma, vic
tine. Anna and Minnie: Also by three
sfsters--Mrs. .Hilma Kunze, Of Mon
tana; Mrs. Mary Kulset Of New Lon
don and Miss Lottie STAN Of Mime
apol1s. Mrs. Kunze was not present
at funeral. There are a number of
other relatives one Of whom. a cousin,
Mrs: Gustaf Peterson Of Aldrich, at
tended the funeral The family has the
sympathy Of many friends in their af-
Fiction.
The funeral occurred Tuesday morn
ing, at the Lebanon church. Rev. c.
Swenson off1ciated.