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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-02-24
RoSELAND.

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Roseland, Feb. 22-Jake Bulthuis Of
Chicago is here visiting at the A. Knoll
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dragt returned
from their trip to Iowa last Friday and
report having enjoyed their trip very
much.
Peter Buikema of Raymond spent q
few days with the Brouwer boys last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Van Dyk and daugh-
tiers Jane and Esther called on Mr..
and Mrs. A. Knoll last Thursday.
Sam Dykema of Willmar spent Sum
day and Monday at the home of his
mother here.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Dragt last Sunday.
The teachers and pupils of Dist. No.
80 gave a program and box social last
Tuesday evening. All present enjoy
ed a good time.
Mrs. Kohrs spent q few days last
week at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. John Brouwer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dragt expect to
leave for Iowa next Tuesday whore
they will spend some time visiting
relatives and friends.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-02-24
new BUILDING
FOR MEAT MARKET
Skooo 4 Nyqulst to Erect Handsome
Structure.

S<oog 4 Nyqulst to Erect Handsome
Structure.
Litchfleld Avenue is to have q fine
new business building this spring &C
cording to the present plans of
Messrs. A. G. Skoog and J. F. Nyquist.
A short time ago. a deal was COM
pleted by them, whereby they acquir-
ed the south half Of the lot owned by
J. w. Kent. Here they plan on erect
ing a building of brick and concrete,
to be used as retail meat market.
The building will be fifty by sixty
feet and will be fitted up with all the
latest and most up to date equipment
obtainable. It is not definitely known
as yet whether it will be one or two
stories in height, but there will be a
full basement. J. F. Nyquist has been
away for the past week visiting sew
eral places looking for ideas for the
new shop and as soon as the contracts
are let the work will be rushed to
completion
When completed the building will
be fine addition to Litchfleld Ave.
and one that will be a credit to the
city and to the owners. It is plan
ned to use the present building as a
store house when the new structure
is completed.
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w,NsTED WELCOMES RAILROAD
Electric Line viii Build Out From
Wtnsted In Three Directions
10 Report.

10 Report.
Winsted on the Luce line, Al miles
from Minneapolis and the present
terminus of that road, was host last
night to $50 Minneapolis people VINO
went out in special cars to attend a
banquet given to mark the occasion
of the beginning of service. There
were $50 in all at the banquet table
in the town hall, many nearby towns
represented.
Mayor w. 6. Nye, President Francis
A. Gross of the German American
Bank and E. J. Westlake represented
Minneapolis and each gave short
address. G. M. Andrist, secretary to
Governor w. S. Hammond, represent
ed the state officially. D. M. Neill,
president Of the State Federation Of
Commercial Clubs, spoke for that or
ganization. Other speakers were Col
onel Erie D. Luce, vice president of
the Electric Short Line or Luce Line,
FELTON, Vollmar of Winsted, Sam G..
Anderson, Jr., of Hutchinson and Rev.
Andrew w. Rinke of Winsted. Burt
Hanlon, mayor Of Winsted, was toast
master.
The line is now operating three
trains daily between Winsted and
Minneapolis and spring extension
work will carry the rails in three d.
rections from Winsted, according to
present plans.-Minneapolis Journal,
February 18th.
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Cosmos Club vs. Seminary.

On Saturday evening of this week
the first game for the championship
Of the city, will be played. The Semi
nary and Cosmos Club teams will meet
at the high school gym, and one of
the most interesting games Of the sea-
son should result.
The Seminary have lost few games
this season, but by close scores, and
when the fact that they have tackled
teams way out of their class, is taken
into consideration, they have not
done badly at all. The team is made
up of youngsters who are coming, all
the time, and each game they have
shown improvement over the previous
work.
A preliminary game between the
second teams of the Seminary and
high school, will be played, starting
at o'clock sharp. Don't miss this
chance to see two fast local teams
clash. Admission Is and rs cents.
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PENN0CK -:-V|LLACE -:-DEPARTmENT

Einar Bjork is visiting friends in
this vicinity this week.
Paul Anderson spent Sunday visit
ing at his home at Willmar.
Mrs. j. P. Jarrett called at the A. ].
Lindgren home Monday evening.
Gunder Haug shipped a carload If
hogs to South St. Paul last Tuesday.
P. C. Christensen made business
trip to the county seat last Saturday.
Ole Hyman Of near Crook Lake,
transacted business at Pennock Tues
day.
]. P. Jydstrup of Raymond made a
business trip to our burg last Mon
day.
P. M. Lundeen Of Willmar called
on relatives and friends here last Sat-
urday.
Miss Nellie Nelson is assisting Mr..
Chas. Norgren with the homework
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Erickson drove
up to their farm north of town last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Berglund
spent Sunday at their parental home
at New London.
Misses Alma and Florence Lingren
came up from st. Paul Sunday eve
ming for a visit.
Mrs. Ludwig and son, Eben visited
her sister, Mrs. A. Berglund few
days last week.
P. C. Christensen and J. P. Johnson
made a business trip to the county
seat last Tuesday.
Charles Olson of Willmar called on
our tonsorial artist, Mr.. August An
derson Monday afternoon.
Messrs. George Warren and Chas
Birkemeier drove to Norway Lake and
Sunburg Sunday afternoon.
The Pennock Land Co. held a
meeting in the A. J. Lindgren build
ing last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Fondell and daughter
arrived from Dawson Saturday for q
visit at her parental home.
Dave Rodman Of Pequot, MINI.
came up last Saturday to visit his
parents He returned Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Anderson were
entertained at the E. F. Lindgre1
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lone north of town last Sunday.

home north of town last Sunday.
Mrs. L. M. Steberg visited her par
entail home north of town few days
last week, returning last Saturday.
Mrs. Hans Segubson went to WILL
mar last Monday to attend the funer-
al Of the late Johannes Rasmussen.
Ed. Peterson of Willmar, represent
ing the Little Oak Tractor of Will
mar, spent Tuesday morning at Pen
mock.
Mrs. Harvey Brown returned to her
home at Hazel Run Tuesday, after
spending couple of weeks at her par
entail home.
Mrs. Vic Samuelson and daughters,
came up from St. Paul Sunday eve
ming to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson.
Mr.. J. H. Erickson arrived last
Thursday from Estevan, Can, where
he has spent the winter with his son,
Frank Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swenson, Jr., and
Mrs. John Swenson, ST., Of Hawk
Creek farm, made pleasant call at
the ]. o. Hagman home north of town
last Sunday.
Miss Ida Dahlman from Willow
Bunch, Canada, arrived here last Fri
day for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Julius Larson and brother, John Dahl
man Of this place.
Messrs. Wesly Swenson, Meyers
and Herbert Englund from LaBolt, S.
Dak., attended the hog sale at the
Hawk Creek farm last Friday. Messrs
Meyers and Englund invested in some
Duroc Jerseys.
John Swenson of Stockholm, S. D.,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends here and in the neighboring
vicinity since last Thursday left for
his home, on the noon train Monday.
The Woodman entertainment last
Friday evening was we'll attended. DR.:
Christian Johnson and A. o. Fors-
berg Of Willmar both spoke we'll and
kept the crowd in good humor until
| the Crescent orchestra arrived on No.
8, when all tripped the light fantastic
until the wee hours Of the morning
when every one left for their homes
declaring that they had a fine time.
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COMPLETION OF SHORT COURSE
Short Course Came to a Close Last
Saturday Afternoon.

snort course Game TO Close Last
Saturday Afternoon.
The short course for 1915 came to
a close last Saturday afternoon. While
not as we'll attended as some of the
other courses held here, there was a
fair attendance each day, and the
meetings instructive and enthusiastic.
Farmers from all parts Of Kandiyohi
county were present, and some from
neighboring counties took in the meet
ings. The bad condition Of the roads
and the unusually large number of
auction sales around the county cut
down the attendance.
An exceptionally fine lot of corn
exhibits were shown in the upper hall
Of the court house. Five prizes were
offered for the best ten ear samples,
Of both white and yellow dent. No
cash prizes were given this year, rib
bons being awarded instead.
John Ahlstrom of Spicer won first
prize in the yellow dent class, and
Norling Bros. Of Svea were winners in
the white dent class.
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City Ordinances Revised.

The City Council adjourned their
regular meeting Monday to Tuesday
evening. A large grist of city ordi-
nances were passed last night. The
plumbing and building ordinances fail
ed to pass in their present shape and
were laid over. The City Attorney is
codifying the city ordinances, and~i it
is expected that the revised ordi-
nances will be printed in pamphlet
form to place them in convenient
shape for the information of the pub
lie. The new ordinances will be pup
lished next week.
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NAM RE-.

Mamre, Feb. 22-Mr. and Mrs. Pet
er Johnson recently left for St. Paul,
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. Dave Rodman of Pequot made
an over Sunday visit at his parental
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fondeu and
family Of Dawson made a brief visit
at the home Of Peter Rodman this
week, before leaving for their future
home in the state of Texas. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Carl Rod
man. We hope the warm climate of
the Sunny South" may bring them
health and contentment.
Mr.. Lawrence Hanson of Willmar
has rented the Peter Johnson farm.
Mr.. ]. B., Abrahamson came down
from Roslyn, S. D., last Saturday for
a visit at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stanghelle are
the proud parents of a baby boy, born
Feb. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Abrahamson were
Sunday guests of G. Danielson's.
Oscar Anderson arrived from Will
mar recently and is staying at the
home of his brother-in-law, Carl
Stanghelle.
Mr.. Amos Abrahamson arrived from
Pequot, Mimi, on Friday to spend a
few days at his parental home here.
He was accompanied by Miss Mabel
Anderson of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Beck entertained
large number of young people to a
party last Saturday evening. Every
body present reported a good time.
Mr.. Peter Swenson of Willmar Wis
tied from Friday until Saturday at Ole
Sorenson's.
Mr.. Swan Swanson visited friends
in the eastern part Of Mamre last
week.
Mr.. Albin Hokanson and sister, Flor
ence were guests of G. Danielson's
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Akerson enter.
tanned few relatives last Sunday.
IRIS. Fred Engstrom and children
<Ecis and Norman of Maple Plain
era s ests of F. N. Anderson's las
xeea.> -..-~..
4 Gust Da1ielson's entertained mum
Ell CT young people Sunday after
.oCi. . -.- -
i teter aodnan's entertained tn
Il raasmson young folks and Mis-
.stel Anderson to supper Monday.
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Surprise in Roseland.

A largely attended surprise party
took place at the home of Richard
Rudbeck in Roseland Tuesday, Feb.
16. More than a hundred neighbors
and friends were there to pay their
respects to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudbeck,
who are about to move away, after a
residence here Of fifteen years. A sill
yer casserole dish was left as token
of remembrance. Speeches were made
by M. Linman, Chas. Ostman and G..
P. Erickson, there were vocal solos
by Miss Anna Linman and Mats Wal
ner with Walter Skoglund as accom-
PIANIST, an organ solo by Fred Heg-
strom, song by the Fahlun Baptist
Mems Sextette, devotional exercises
by Oscar Anderson and song by the
audience. Mats Walner, the Mock
fjard poet, contributed some lines for
the occasion, which follow:
II tanka nu att ifran oss fytta,
Och framtid visar hvad var for nytta
Ell nagot fattats, har matt godt,
ALT l beh0ft, So Diet ha I fatt.
EN- liten It'd vi ru grammar varit,
Och obehag ha vi ej erfarit;
vi hos hvarandra gait in och ut,
Vart samf0rstand ma Ell Ia slut.
ma basta lycka nu eder f0lja,
Guds mad Kristus, IA er omh0lja;
Till sist "a m0tas, pa himlens kust,
Fri fran all fyttning och sorg och
pust.
"Om Diet sd hander och Gud tillater
Och sa 0nskar, att Wanda ater;
Valkomna hit, vi skall saga da,
vi hoppas att har godt skau a."
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LOCAL AND PERsoNAL

The Swedish Literary Society
holds it's social meeting Friday eve
ming.
Miss Coral Osborn spent the
week end visiting with friends at Ben
son.
Clarence Freeman of "Capitol
Hill,' called at the Tribune office yes
terday.
Mrs. L. L. Penny and daughter
spent the week end visiting relatives
in the cities.
Miss Amy Strand spent a couple
Of days in the cities the latter part
Of last week.
Mrs. Robert Campbell of Sioux
City, a., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Guy E. Storer.
Mrs. julius Johnson entertained a
few Of her friends at her home Tues
day afternoon.
| Miss Lois Sander has accepted
a position as stenographer at S. L.
Benton's Office.
Misses Adelia Peterson and Ber-
tina Thyden left last Friday morning
for the twin cities.
| Good all wool flannel for lining
old or new robes at Johnson's sale,
1Sc per yard:-Adv.
Mrs. Fred Poortinga was very
pleasantly surprised by number of
her friends this afternoon.
Oswald Grangaard Of Jamestown,
N. D., made short visit at his par
entail home in Willmar Monday.
Mrs. E. c. Harrison Of Sioux City,
Iowa, was a guest at the A. G. John
son home last Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. Willie Johnson was pleas
antly surprised Tuesday afternoon, the
occasion being the anniversary of her
birthday.
/ The Willmar Tractor Mfg. Co.,
shipped the first Little Oak" tractor
from the plant in this city today to
Minor, N. D.
Mrs. Ida Larson left the latter
and on Monday she underwent an op-
Grafton at the Bethesda hospital, St.
Paul.
Misses Minnie Espelien, Clara
Mostue, Florence Magnuson, Edythe
Peterson, Wayne Olson and Florence
Boom attended the box social in Dist
81 last Friday evening.
: Mrs. Sidney Stone and baby ar
rived last week for a visit with
friends in this city. Sidney arrived
the first of the week for short stay
before proceeding to the cities.
Anton Bjorling and family will
leave for their new home at Altoona
9 ILL.,, on Friday of this week. The bes
wishes Of the people Of the commun
ity for prosperity will follow these
worthy people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hoagberg en-
tertained a number of friends at thei1
home Monday evening Of this week
The evening was spent socially, music
furnishing one of the chief amuse
ments. Delicious refreshments wer'
served late in the evening.
R. P. Rasmussen was pleasant,
surprised Monday evening by mum
Der of relatives and friends. He wa
presented with a handsome Wolde
mar vest chain. An enjoyable socia
evening was spent and deliciou
lunch was served at a late hour.
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SEAMAN GUILD CELEBRATES
Washlnoton's Birthday Made Occasion
for Big Gathering Of skanln9s
In Costume.

The Seaman Guild, (skaninga-gille)
of the northwest, celebrated Washing
tons Birthday at the Odin Club at
Minneapolis last Monday night. Two
hundred guests arrayed in cooked
hats and Martha Washington bonnets
of the Colonial period were present.
Warrant for the belief Of Washing
tons Scandinavian extraction is
found in an address which he de-
livered at farewell reception given
by the Societas Scandinaviensis (still
in existence) to Count Axel Fersen,
an officer who had servel in the rev.
dictionary war, in the city tavern,
Philadelphia, Dec. II, 1882. There
Washington said he had descended
from the family Of "Waas", whose
members .emigrated from Scania in
$40, settling in County Durham, Eng
land.
The part that early Swedish colo
nists and their descendants took in
the. Revolutionary War is far greater
than is generally known. The surprise
party which overwhelmed the Hessi-
ans near Trenton was composed large
ly of such. The early New Sweden
colony is usually given very scant no.
tice in our school histories. For in
stance, the Swedes had arrived and
dealt amicably with the Delaware In
dams years before William Penn ar
rived to treat with them. Swedish
missionaries reduced the Indian Ian
guage to a written one, had printed
catechisms, and taught the Indian
children to read. DR.. Amandus John
son, of the University of Pennsylvania,
is rendering valuable service in bring
ing to light early history Of Colonial
times.
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SALEM,

Salem, Feb. 21-Mr. and Mrs. N. P.
Klitgaard visited at the Nels Gilbert
home last Sunday afternoon.
Mesdames Erick and Albert Hog
lund were visitors at the Alex johann
son home Saturday afternoon.
Edwin Carlson visited with his
friend, Walter holland, last Sunday.
Uno Gustafson left for Danvers last
Thursday.
Messrs. Martin and Sam Sandberg
of Minneapolis visited at their paren-
tai home for a few days last week.
Einar Erickson called at the N. Gil
bert home last Sunday.
Miss Ethel Hoglund, who is attend
ing the Kerkhoven high school, came
home last Thursday for visit.
Miss Esther Holmgren Of Willmar
visited at her parental home here over
Sunday.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Halldin last Thursday. Pass
the cigars, Rudolph.
Mrs. M. Magnuson was a Willmar
visitor from Thursday until Saturday
of last week.
J. E. Oman visited at Willmar last
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Gilbert is visiting at the
Einar Erickson home at present.
Mrs. J. E. holland is at present as
sisting with the homework at the Ru
dolph Halldin home.
Miss Myrtle Lindberg went to Will
mar last Tuesday for a weeks visit
at the Andrew Lindberg home.
Mrs. M. Magnuson visited at Lewis
Larson's last Wednesday.
A number of friends! were entertain
ed at the A. G. Holmgren home last
Monday afternoon in honor Of Mrs
Holmgren's birthday.
The sad news was received here
last Saturday morning of the death o.
Mrs. Torbjur Larson. We have beer
unable to secure any more particulars
at this writing.
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SvEA.

Svea, Feb. 22-There will be no
services next Sunday as Rev. Ryden
is attending the Minnesota Swedish
Lutheran conference in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ryden accompanied him, and
they will visit with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Ryden, at st. Paul.
Mr.. Lewis Strandberg left yester-
day as a delegate from the Svea con-
gregation, to attend the conference in
Minneapolis. He will also visit with
friends before returning.
Mrs. P. N. Olson called at Rev. Ry-
den's Tuesday afternoon.
A meeting was held at the school
house in District IS, Wednesday eve
ming to discuss the advisability of fin
fishing the upper story of the building
in order that the students might take
up more high school work. After the
meeting the ladies served lunch. It
was decided to leave the question for
a future vote.
Mrs. Erick Moline called at August
Norman's Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Alice Johnson is at present
staying with Mrs. R. Swenson.
The teachers and scholars of Dis
trict IS enjoyed holiday on Friday,
instead of Monday, as they wished to
attend the Short Course held in Will
mar
The Svea Farmers Club will meet
at the school house next Friday eve
ming. Besides the business there will
be some special music given under the
direction of Emil Lundquist. John
Boyke will also give some readings.
Lunch will be served, and every one is
welcome.
Mrs. Hjalmar Nordstrom returned
Sunday from couple Of days stay at
Otto Lindquist's, as their daughter
has been seriously ill with pneumonia.
A. o. Nelson left for St. Paul Mon
day to be in attendance at the meet
ing of the directors of the Minnesota
State Cooperative Creamery Associa-
ton, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Olson and sons
visited at Erick Moline Sunday.
Swan Nelson and daughter, Amy
made a short visit at A. o. Nelson's
on Sunday.
James Mattson enjoyed a vacation
from his duties at the bank on Mon
day.
Henning and Sigfrid Swenson At.
tended the social in Dist. 81 Monday
evening.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Fabe1
were entertained at J. r. Johnson's.
Little Opal Johnson has been stay.
ing with her grandmother, Mrs. An
son, for some time.
Miss Lottie Nelson, accompnied by
her aunt, Mrs. Odell of Willmar, left
last Wednesday for an extended visit
with relatives at Kansas City, Mo.
Lawrence and Mabel johnson and
William Olson attended the social in
Dist. 81 last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. johnson and
family visited at Edwin Erickson's on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. E. Johnson and sons and
Mis- Maggie Swenson visited at A. p
Johnson's Friday afternoon.
The directors Of the ,Svea Co-opera
tive Creamery Co. met at the cream
cry Tuesday and discussed matters u
interest in regard to the creamery.
N. N. Bengtson will attend the an
nual meeting of the Minnesota Co op
erative Creamery Association held OF
Wednesday in st. Paul.
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EAST DOVRE.

East Dovre, Feb. 23-Mr. Lars Mes
Wig Of Leeds, N. D., is visiting at the
Bethesda Homes.
Miss Wolley visited at her home
at Howard Lake from Friday until
Monday.
Martha Bakken, who is attending
the St. Cloud Normal, visited with
her parents over Sunday, here.
Rev. Gynild will leave for Minneap-
oils Thursday to attend a meeting
held this week.
Mrs. P. Peterson visited at the Old
Peoples Home from Sunday until
Monday.
Grorud's were entertained at the
Berg home for dinner Sunday.
Miss Rose Rugg underwent an op-
Grafton at the Bethesda hospital last
Monday morning.
G.. A. Baklund made a trip to Min.
neapolis Saturday, returning Monday
Miss Elsie Monson did some dress
making at Bakken's last week.
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Basket Social and Home Talent Play.
A home talent play entitled, miss
Topsy Turvy," and a basket social
will be given by the young people CT
Dist. No. "a, at the Roseland school
house Friday evening, Feb. 26, at 8
o'clock sharp. An admission fee of
twenty-five and fifteen cents will be
charged. Everybody invited to come
and spend the evening. Ladies please
bring baskets.
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Entertain at Church,

The young women Of the First and
Second wards Of this city, entertain
ed the women Of the Presbyterian
church, yesterday afternoon. The
church parlors were beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion. The after
noon was spent socially, guessing
contest furnishing one Of the chief
amusements. Prizes were won by
Mrs. VIM. Hengstler and Mrs. F. G.
Handy. Delicious refreshments were
served.
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Bio "DalfoIk" Picnic.

The people of Mockfjard and Gag
nef parish extraction in the county
are planning a monster celebration to
be held on Midsummer day at the Ole
E. Erickson place in Lake Lillian. The
proceeds are to be sent to Sweden to
assist the people suffering want.
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Shipping Association Successful.
The Farmers Stock Shipping AS
ISOLATION Of Litchfleld last year ship
ped 13,008 animals and it's total re-
ceipts were $256,044.14. Seven years
ago the receipts were $1,000. Since
then the association has done nearly
a million dollar business.
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Mrs. Emma Miller returned Tues
day from few days. spent visiting
with her sister, Mrs. o. P. Rice at St..
Paul. Miss Myrtle Miller, who teach
es at Clearwater, also spent the week
end visiting with her mother and
aunt in St. Paul.
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MARRIAGE Licenses,

Marriage Licenses.
Feb. 16-John Alfred Carlson to FL
len Caroline Lindblad.
Feb. 22-Jacob Peter Berghuis to
Johanna Elizabeth Nieuwenhuis.
Feb. 23-Carl Jensen to Emmy Mar
tens.