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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-01-12
(First publication Jan. 12-7t).
EXECUTION SALE.


EXECUTION SALE.
State of Minnesota, l.s
County of Clearwater,
District Court,
Fifteenth Judicial District
Harold swenson and Peter Brobers.
Plaintiffs
Thompson and Charles Thompson.
and Ghrst%e formerly
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an Execution issued out of the above
named Court in the above entitled ac-
title and interest of the above named
as Charley Thompson and Charles
mepiy Christine Stir JOHNSON in aRd To- the the
and being situated in the County OF
towit The A undiV d iS nteresf n in the
Southwest quarter of Southwest quar-
ter (sW1-4 of sW1-D of Section Eigh-
teen ls), TownShip One Hundred Twen-
quarter (sEl-4 Of sE1-4l of Section
Thirteen $780, T9~n@RiR One Hpndrsd
$50, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota, and
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, on Saturday, the Goth
door of the Court House in the City of
Willmar, in the said County, Of Kandi-
title and interest of the said defend
ants, G. Thompson, also known as Char
ley. Thompson and Charles Thompson.
tine Johnson, in and to all of the afore-
said real estate for the purpose of sat
isfying the amount now due and owing
One Hundred Eighty-seven and 31-1OO
Dollars, ($lS7.3D with interest on said
sum since the 23rd day of May, 1912,
at the rate of 6 per cent per annum,
and the sum of 1926 increased costs.
and the expense of said sale, and my
fees upon the said execution.
Dated this 10th day of February, 1916.
PETER BONDE, Sheriff,
Kandiyohi County, MINI.
T. O. GILBERT,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Willmar, Minnesota
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the same is hereby accepted. Adopted.
y On motion not ao1 recess was taken till 2
D. T m 1a Hoard + ,q 5Hsonvened at 2 o'clock
clerk hire in the Judge of Probate's Of
fIc be fixed at $3.50 for the year 1916.
~ The financial statement for the year
ed -, and examined and on motion the
Upon motion the hereinafter named
sums were re-, set over yer from the county
named as follows: TO the incidental
county officials: 5000; and to the Coun-
ty Attorneys Contingent fund to defray
$500. Carried
Plat of Millers 1st. End and 3rd add,-
T. 12o, R. 33, was presented and exam
med and on motion the same was ap-
Commissioners VIM. o. johnson and
Albert Boersma, previously appointed as
committees on road construction work
filed filed reports of partial and completed
amounts Stated: VIM. O. johnson. com.
pleted work in town of st. Johns and
being BALANCE of appropriation; $3.50;
partial completion, 500. '
Albert Boersma, completion of work
in town of Lake Lillian, $450.
On motion the said reports were &C
cepted and ordered paid in amounts set
forth.
On motion recess was taken till s
a. M, Jan. 6, 1916.
Board r. reconvened at o'clock a. M.
The annual reports of fees received
by county officials. were presented and
examined and on motion were approved
Mr.. O. A. Fridlund appeared before
the Board and presented sketches of
plans for the remodeling of the county
JAIL Owing to the fact that time was
short in which to complete. said plans,
in which to finish said mentioned plans
and specifications and will report there
on to the Board at some future time
when called upon to do so. On motion
duly made and carried, action in the
matter was deferred till a later date.
The Bond of Victor E. Lawson, to
the State of Minnesota in the amount
and list of delinquent real estate in said
county for the year 1915.
Also bond of said Victor E. Lawson
to Kandiyohi County in the sum of $500
as official printer for the year 1916.
Also bond of JAG BrynildSon In the
sum Of $500 as official job printer for
the year 1916, were presented and ex-
amined.
The county attorney having endorsed
on said bonds that they were legal as to
form and execution, were on motion ap-
proved by the Board.
On motion the. board proceeded to
audit claims filed against the county
and ordered said claims paid in amounts
set forth:
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First publication Dec. 294t)
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration,


Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.
Estate of Christina Anderson.
State of Minnesota, County of Kan
diyohi, In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Chris
tina Anderson, Decedent-
The State of Minnesota to all per
sons interested in the granting Of ad-
ministration of the estate of said de-
cedent:
The petition of Anna Erickson hav-
ing been fled in this Court, repre-
senting that Christina Anderson, then
resident Of the County of Kandi-
yohi, State of Minnesota, died intes-
tate on the 18th day Of December,
1915, and praying that letters OF adj
ministration of her estate be granted
to Oscar Lundquist and the Court
having fixed the time and place for
hearing said petition
THEREFORE,, YOU, AND EACH
OF YOU, are hereby cited and re4uir-
ed to show cause, If any you have, be-
fore this Court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, in the City
of Willmar, in the County of Kandi-
yohi, State of Minnesota, on the oath
day of January, 1916, at 2 O'Clock p.
M, why said petition should not be-
granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 2Sth
day of December, 1915.
COURT SEAL)
IDA A. SANDERSON,
Clerk of Probate Court.
CHAS. JOHNSON,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Willmar, Mimi.
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COUNTY REVENUE.

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The Board proceeded to open bids sub.
mitted by. the following bidders for the
COUNTY Rid = pr Mntp,ts and 3D., publishing,
Lawson, offering to do the legal print
ing and publishing at the one rate of Is
gents per folio for the first insertion and
insertion, and publishing the delinquent
tax list for the one legal rate of fifteen
cents per description, and to cause the
mar Republican Gazette. the At Atw va ter
Republican Press, Raymond News, New
London Times and Green Lake Breeze
Johnson offered the following resolution
which was adopted by full vote OF
~, Resolved; That the bid Of the Tribune
Lawson for the legal printing and pub
lishing for Kandiyohi County for the
year 1915, be, and the same is hereby
Commissioner Albert Boersma offered
the following resolution which was
adopted by IT. fun 10 vote Of the B9ard:
published by The Tribune Printing Com,
pany at Willmar, Minnesota, be, and the
same is hereby designated by the Board
of of nnd of th
as the newspaper in which the notice
and list of real estate remaining delin-
quent in the county aforesaid, on the
first Monday of January, 1916, shall be
(SEAL) N. B. JOHNSON. Chairman,
S. A. SYVERSON,
c. J. SWENSON,
ALBERT BOERSMA,
VIM. O. JOHNSON,
County Commissioners.
Attest: SAMUEL NELSON,
County Auditor.
Bond to State of Minnesota required
by law for publishing delinquent tax
list and notice was fixed at $4,000.
Bond of Victor E.. Lawson to County
to law was fixed at $500.
Bid of Tribune Printing Company by
Victor E. Lawson to do the job print
ing for Kandiyohi County during the
year 1916 as follows:
Letterheads as per sample, printed,
sample, printed, SLAB per, thousand;
Memo heads, as per sample, printed,
$1.95 per thousand; Envelopes, as per
sample, printed, ga in, $1.73 per thou
IL in, 1898 per thousand; Postal
cards, printed only, IS cents per 100, no
job less than $1.O0; Court Calendars, III
Bid of Republican Gazette by JAG
for the year 1916 as follows:
No. IL envelopes, $1:7O per thou
sand; No. 10 envelopes, $2.75 per thou
sand; Noteheads, $3.50 per thousand;
Letterheads, $500 per thousand; print
ing postals, 20 cents per 100; Court Ca1 "a
Commissioner VIM. o. Johnson then
offered the following resolution: Re-
solved, That the bid of the Republican
Gazette, submitted by JAG Brynlldson,
for doing. the job printing for the ensu,
ing year for Kandiyohi County. be- and
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COPYRIGHT, 1918,
By HARPER & BROTHERS.
CHAPTER XIV.
Women Arc Interested.

IA ..
III" about calming st>.tf:' asked
Joe after full Justice had
~ been done TO the Savory
squirrel pie and we'll baked turkey
hen, both OF which Joe had provided.
powerful little. son. Why"
We'll. if you had 4 chance to learn
would you:''
"Of course, it l had Il canning outfit
and somethin' to cam.
All right Wait Il lninute. Joe
left the table and returned With (;
pamphlet out OF Il bundle OF several
the mail carrier had lett that morning.
Here it is. one OF the government
bulletins. Gives YOU the whole thing
right here. II you'll just study this
until you get it fixed in your mind III
buy you a nice canning outfit.
That would be mighty nice and I,
big help next winter to have plenty OF
canned huckleherrieS and blacliberrieS
and plums and peaches and things to
make pies Of. We'd live high
I'm going to plant Il lot Of tomatoes
and snap beans. Those that amt
fancy enough to sell YOU and sister
Annie can pick and put them up.
There'll be plenty Of them
I'll bet you could make some money
on EN-. wife" suggested Mr. Weston.
II know what they pay for canned to-
matOes wholesaler
How much. pa:" inquired Mrs.
Weston.
They pay the wholesale grocers 80
cents a dozen and retail at ~ cents a
can-$1.2O Il uoZen.'
What do the cans and all cost to
put 'em up persisted Mrs. Weston.
Il don't know. except from the re-
port of the Girls Tomato club work
1t says there that the cans and labels
cost about cent and three-uuarters
each and estimate cost OF tomatoes
and labor for each can at Il cent
Mrs. Weston did some mental arith-
metic.
Even then there's a fair profit in it.
The person who grows the tomatoes
and puts 'em up gets the cent. Real
~, the cost is a cent and thrce-quar-
ters can, amt IT."
=, Her husband nodded.
III bet you could sell many Il dozen
to boarding houses and hotels in town
at a dollar Dozen 1t would mean
an additional profit of 20 cents for
you and a saving of 20 cents for them
over what they'd have to pay retail"
suggested Joe.
1T looks pretty good announced
Mrs. Weston. You get me that can
ming outfit, and I'll make Il try ut it."
:. z"All right. If l win that scholarship
I won't be here next spring. ma. ard
you can have my prize corn acre to
raise tomatoes on. and it won't cost
you a cent for fertilizer. 1t will be
plenty rich. You ought to clean up
pretty nice pile
"Al my life I've wanted some way
to make some money Of my own" said
Mrs. Weston. Nov | see the way.
and I'm going to follow it. You men
needn't think you are the only money
makers Just watch Annie and me
with my chickens and canning outfit"
T"Tell you another scheme. ma. I'll
get aside three nice sprn" pigs. You
into that fine smoked sausage next
winter. Ill bet you can make lot on
that too
"Weu, that's a fine plan! Never
thought Of it. And l heard Mis- Allen
in town complainin' that she couldn't
get pure pork sausage from the butch.
ers any more-they filled it up with
beef scraps!' enthused Mrs. Weston.
"Well try that too
isn't a bit of reason in the world
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ITO be continued.)

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Van Houten and
daughters spent Christmas with rela-
tives at Willmar and Atwater, MINI.
Miss Bess was to 60 from there to
Hinckley, MIMI, to visit Miss Ruth
Kruger and Miss Grace will go to
Fargo for the remainder Of the vaca-
tion.-Breckenridge Telegram.
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On motion a recess was entered till
8 o'clock a. m, Jan. S, 1916.
The Board reconvened at O'Clock a.
M, Jan. 5, 1916.
The Board now proceeded to exam
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inc the accounts and vouchers of the
County Auditor and the County Treas
urer, and to count the cash in the coun-
ty treasury, and the following state
ment was made:
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work of hauling was completed on the
third day-forty-six loads in all-and
every bit went on the corn acre. Then
the young oats and the fertilizer were
turned under. The ground was already
mellow and full Of vegetable matter.
In one more year this will be the
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CERTIFIED LIST OF JURORS.
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and x>odieo rkofBo ~
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for al ma
chimes at Tribune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22

.e. gu ono,rem als gum Offi5ier 6ss
ruien fiillte2" /.
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uno er i9lug NIT Der nerpigen 5auit,
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per tie IaBen.
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8ieberieben in ben 5eiertagen. ST.
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nenigitens mor9er, an Weibna4tse
abenb Elm freunblides 9eii4t."
Ser General batte bic Wobnups
nod ni9t lanse berlafen, als an bic
5iir Don Glmas Mdbdenoimmer ges
tlopft ipurbe.
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1T orouben 3ibiltit" es lag
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pfansen, tpenn graellena ni4t 81
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@eii6t. Damn rib iie ben llmi6lat
auf. Sroben 4uses las lie.
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melben, Sriebrid, lpeni, BET Gsnern'
in Si9t it,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22

ghta olfnste ibre Sinmertiir uni
,ab BIZ ate Dame frasenb an.
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in bic auset.
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bieIe langentbebrte Stimms elmer
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Sine Neibna6tsseT6i9te bon
Dora Druder.

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Sbr ma4tet Pldns unb 6autet an
Garem Slid Ino Ou iparlt felig in
Dem getppbtisin, baB Oiefer Monn
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afs Wartin 8enoef in bas 3im>
mer Ieiner Mutter trat, UNI itin Sc
l9enf inter ben Deibno9tsbalm 81
lie9en, ben lie gepuBt bate pie in ie!s
ner Snobenseit, blieb ct ME gebannt
iteben.
8ans oben auf Der Spite Der tleis
men 3anne brannte cine Serge unb
mari ibs 2i6t auf einen blonosn
Sheitel.
Sbea 2ansen -
0riiben auf ibrem Seniferplab
feline Mutter.
r&omm tur, mein SSunse - tomm
nur berein. Wir iparten i4on auf
Did,"
Wie iel6tperitdnbli9 fam bieies
mir" bon ihren 2ippen.
llnb pdbrsnb ct 5bea bic !Sanb
gum Diltommen reidte. pabrenb IL
bann gemeiniam ben Baum in fetn
ftrablenbes 2i6terfleib biintsn, ftieq
aug benz 9ersen bel. alien Srau eir
beiBer Buni@ gum 9immel. !.
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Nad elmer langen Wei(e crit lab er
ron benz totem auf ben leberotd
Sobn.
limb plDBli9 i6ien Der grItarrte
gum 2eben gu erpaAen, unD ME
Gturmpino brad es aus benz dufses
. rpiiblten Serssn bes Wannes, Del UNI
DieIes Sobnes piaen ia6relang nit
]id Ielbit in erbittertsm Iampf geles
aen bate, Bis bas 8ilonis oes geliebs
ten Soften Den lebten Sta4el aus iets
ner punoen 8ruit geriFen. !,
9anse iuhte Mar pergebens ben
Sturm gu bei9pi9tiseh.
.S0r' duf nit beinen Selbitantlas
gen, Batter ou serreibt mir bus Sers.
9lu6 i9 bin nidt obue S4ulo. Sd
muBts ssben, ia! Sober re6te Mann
ge6Drt ouf ben PlaB, auf ben feline
lteber5eugung i'm peiit, nber id bdts
tie mir bic Sreiheit nidt NIT @epalt
er5tpinsen %folen."
Gum erItenmol ieit Sabren floy elm
Rplses 2Gbeln iiber bas 9eIidt oes
Generals.
.Nimm mir bas ni9t, Mar. See
raOe haroil %ertornte ib meinen Sobn.
2urpdrts, ale Sinbernihe iiberitiirs
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.mein Sunse. mein lic6sr Sun9e!'
risk er bsrpor, rDer bot mir blss
qiebsspert sstun9E
Slmo ontportste ni9t. Stott
:brsr ipra6 cine 9timme. Ole Der
@,neral se6n Sabre lang ni4t msbr
!, bSrt 6atte: 80. Batter. Nur
,inmoI nod lpotte i'd bid ieher
urp mir oas gitSnis oes 8ruoers et;,
fen. pie es in meinsm !9eraen lent
msnn ~ es piiniGeIt, se9e i'd frist
Der"
6erriuie 9oteaRile in Dem ireiteqI
tnnnenputf Ouftftm Saol. aus eem
BIZ 8iencriddit ii4 berolisgel9llten
hatie. @rn Den 6cipsn Mtati.srn
pro6 tsiner ein @crt. Bie erltarrt
M1itetcn bic 9tugen Oes Generals
mi BEN punoer0olen Slrltnsrt.
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nenb, Dem 3iel gu, bus mar bein @rs
te aus benz alten Solboten9eI4leht.
Hun. od id oeines Brubers Bib gee
icGeu,peib i'd, tein 3isl mar elm piire
Diges. Meiiter BIT DIT geporben, o9ne
Sria, in eigner ,3u6t. 8ergiB lpenll
Ou tannIt. 9lsibe BEL mir, rtenn ou
bleiben ptllIt."
Mar IGiittelte ben i60nen, our6s
eeifti3ten 9iinitlertopf. 4u9 auf fsis
mem &eiidt lag Elm 'tolses 2ddeln.
o3fur oieien tinen abenb, rtur oieie
cine Ro6t, Batter"
S4mer5li6 enttduidt Iaben Batter
Lno 5pfter 5u i6m fin.
n&1nr ni6ts bid balten, :Sunae9
Sin &iiniiler 1T, benz id, cir freisrl
Wanr2!"
rSeute ni9t, @ater. gu6 Der
9iinfler seb0rt benz 8nterlano. Rors
gen abeno mub id mid in StrnBs
burg bel Dem Regiment iteGen, su benz
i'd mid gemeloet bahe!"
rSun9e!!" rtsi Der @eneral nit eis
ner Stimme, bic in Slid uno Stpla
erbebte. nSunse, bas pergeK' i'd biz
mein 2e6tag ni6t!"