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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-22

aeIsst: bsnn nprbipdrts ablieieeuo am @6ts por
81 fir 1929 Sub us .sur erpohLna ooO:oe
fynb unb bem unfnne elmer terfunsen snltoe.
ba,iu abiteiaenb ffir rs Tub bic sur erbotnne
8sO.27 gnb bonn onfitelreno fiit 2o gifb DE
sur grboblnre $4,000 s5ub. BEN 6noe Der ne.
unnnfen berttfnlen siirrbe; bonH nutiteleenD snI
Roie bon 64 fir 1923 Sub biz sur erooPnnl
esT 80 siB, bel ber SnfedeilioH Der iliolnfn
gnrb.oinie bon gsoripab abenue uiib Der Oh
Iichen Giubseinie bon Barter apsnue.
speftuosr Qurb-Qer -gsreS bes peftIidben
cub fol berteI6e ieiu iuis Der GrnD bes OH
liber Curb, init ben foleeHben uifsnabnIeni
gntanaenb BET ber streudnng Der lpeliliDeil
Qurb.ainie bon Batfer el5enus uI1o eer nbre
Ilden gurbsointe bon gafIar apenne bel eineE
Grbctune 6e4.53 SUB. Gurb mia peiepi; barn
iiurbiudris abiteietHb sur Bate bon 3-Szb III
40 Sub bis sur Grb0bnna 6sS.20 Jub-
gaffirt Z. auguft q. .. 1917
G. 9. GaunsL grditbent bes StdStrafbs
aitsit: Sreh. 66neIIsr, Gieu.
Guieebsiben: Geo. @uatG. waaeor.
10. auguit 1917. l1,2z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-22

(Eins HefpIuttou. ptlte e fhr nSts.
~ ipenbig erildrt, On bsrbellerr eontn
Hoab. bon GreitIiHe apeuus BIS ESoobiaipn
slbeHne, burG giInitsrn NIT piinmiiions wsa.
caoam unD k3tterrisina ber Reiolnfion MI
eleielauisHDsm 2tisL paiiEt ON 20. es9tsrissr
1913.
Ell % bef1IOIIsn bonn e,absIais bsr s.nbi
Cincinnati etant Cbie; m,
nirb. sn bertenerG Raiisii gloab. ppn eteli,
line upenne tis Hoohiaipn dperrie. olitt
1robireu. eeriffdnne bon Ronifet0uro tiIic
foniret'eciisn, WfIniieru oes Ddhrf1sgs n'iI
eiflImirouS Dirnbam uno 6erfieumla pet
noibspeHeieen 9raintruneen une Snleie, VI
IsbGsiuihuuurna NIT yldnen, Spssiftfaiionsn,
gordnf6ld ldeen urtb BupffIeu faB bic poreGepens
perbeferine, cufI.seenb In ber Cffics bes 3s
rector Of sillblic e<rpits, DsI1s 5ssrburt eni'
% Sab bss Gusb.eras bon baasisr eaiisti
moab, bon 0rsiilins gpenue blS asocolaipr
Gptnue, i1is folai ieiH ioa:
GHi6noenb an bst arsusnua pts noroliren
Gurb bon DoiIet vionh mt BEN elni1en onro
s0l.6b Snb; 6ann auiitetasno gu osr piGts bon
2.5i7& iitr iei GUS su etnsm yuniis eeesn'
lber BEN tpeIiiiden QIrt bon erefiltnt uoe'
nie nnb ber 4bts bon 6op.v3 bub, nno bdb
ber Grab bes in6Ii6eH Curb eerisIbs fesH lou.
nie berieuias bss uorbIi6eu Quro.
Gdb fe9Bg (o0) Qro5ent ber eficniriitfi
Rotten Der beiagien PerbeiItrurg. psniser bis
Rotten ber areusuneen, onietleat ipstotu JOY
len TN BerbdliniE Gu ben Boriheiien, neips
aus befaetfr Berbefsutns rsinlfireu rhaeu,
aih aue 9ots unn gdnbereleii, dngren5eno hilo
onftpbsnb ont bis bueeieterf gerbeiitrnHq,
ineide befagteu aois unb ednbereitn ttsrbnrtn
beitiuuif iinb, bdb iis fpesieuf Boribsils hiiro
betneis psrttneniHa erinn0en.
Tab bic 10 duferltefeu dnebmtuis IN senn
fio) inHrlt6eu Sdblnnaeu be5dblt lperesn ig1
len nit Sinfen aui bic tiuansQd1c5entn Bah
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iresnhnslAem beiisnerten gtGenftnn, 10 rn0
ietneu 0uibhnftn isl9es uHetuenf IN boar
be5atlen uda tnnerbolb sfodueia l20l daaeH
bon nHb unt b1 paiIiruHa bsf belifusrnasn
Gas Bombs her eiapt ginsinna;, ansesssbtn
nerbsn foltn tcr eer aoneitina bon Gnsbmsni'
nab Der weii ber asfeurmten Rotten bSn re-
fagfsr gerbfiierlina. ipel1er rint fpet.su anls
erleet TT bon Der Gtnbt qindnnuii DesnDli
iperbeniou aus BEN Grios bts Bfrfanis npn
Boibs, ipsItf ben bsr tefa9feu Gtne: fur ie!de
Sirede In btr BON 0ffet bctaei6rtebsnsu
f5eift eueesasbsn ,psrbeH fo1su.
uHb fel 90 istTsr bef4loiftn. bob bic BE
foIuiton, pasfirf ON breiunosfpdnbaitfn Skis
ierbet nsnnstonbunbsrf nnb brei,eer. iutlds
es far npsbsptnttg erfidrf. su befbtiItru poiitu
efndb, bon arefiiine aipeuae bis E,oobidf,r
sibsHus, bur1 BfIaiferu NIT g8aier,tolino gcn'
eabar- fet UNI blrsslbs ~ pisrhnr9 ipteeu|
ten.
qarirt an 7. euaun u. o. 1917.
g. y. Taunft, Brdhbtrf bes G;nbtrnttt
resldnb,ei: Grsb S6Hsllft GIerf.
Dgieebstben: 0sp. 3uGta, Klrestrisis
fssr. am 10. arguif 1911. 1923
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-22

E.ine crbirnrg 80. sTp.fai7, SET
W feterb bts Brett. bes fs1triptees urIh Der
eeitenfpens an Norisfnoufb ubertn. bon Hartrn
sloenie bic Columbus Eberaie.
Get - eerprpnti bou BEN etnbtmft Der yta5i
girdrndfi, Sinnt Ghto:
6siitpu 4. Tat hie Rueits bss eynbrfpeeee an
alpr.smputb elnenm Ron 9artpn fiheuR bts
Columbus etbtnus fpt unb bieftIbe ~ bierbGtt q
ieftoefeti nu' nitriIHe sroan5ia l2<) Srt sipideu
ben GurbIiuisn iulb BE Brrt,e iehen Seiier'
lneaes III bssrbnra feiiedttf Gnf brtiSeen (is)
GUS
gei.ion q 9iefe rrbtnnns fen in arnff trc.
ten nnb @aItipiei boteii ben ufib rad BEN
iTiibeficn BON Gtfet c7lcifbtesr 8eifpnuit an.
q,nfHrf am T. guqihi, n. o., 1917.
q. q. Banner, @utfbenf bee einhirafbs.
Eepinubiot: Srtb. SnntIItr. Gleri.
0niesbeiber: Gee. 9unta, BAreermeb
ftcr, an 10. Gnaufi 1917. 1922
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fEtnt Rsfptutton srf1dsenb "a fnr
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bon 81 10000 fir ben 8reG bss 6nnbirsrnf
aes beiitbtHoeH Btfisits bf etaBt aiucinnnli
Jn siRbetIa6t, bab nn B. Gags in Nnll
1871 cine Gsfoluiion bon biefen Gfnbfrnt
pdilirf pnr6e, ben 5NetegHbifrr unb ben aoit
Der 1ilGnnse' tcnbss e;onnrfiilhrs atnrf.feHb
sinen fiHnHsirlIeH eluetpeis bss tefacfen globl
ten urb
On slnbstra1t bat bsfesir gsaris Tofort bi.
Eefcroe. Hitte nnb eliislptifs tbrer tpftef.
iiben Offices franiiHirfen unb eintn finnnsie..
len dusioeis ausdrbstfsffn unb beIlielbsn in trt
Cffies bss Sinbi,Qierfs am 8. zaes tn HHanli
1917 einrei6feu. gnb
On slnbrta6f. bsb bseste genmir ,ansen.
bdb eir Tefissf beffebf. ipls btfinirt in BEN
0eiet hsr 0suernI Aiferbip bes etcaies Ctio.
nffirf am II. &ope I'm Dlfrs 1917, 5efiffIf
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aosperafientn nnb 56aIE tfirlfteu, ftrf ffids
len Cbsratlenrn nit tsr esf6r1nfunetn kfr
49, - - ,si -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-22

birire bon e<ftien 500 b<S nuafrs
fobtI, nm tlu B<fruQ ber odemnffio
fUel6s In irosnestuem 6tsfaiinbte tni''epn
nae, cuf elntaib bon etnen fro5fHf 5se
eisnen1uslnais Ystnts, hnIa esa 80 =,
entoriidf bon esifirn $3.50 bts nnesmsinfh
sober- In ben folasubtn Hpnbs bsT efaof atns
einnah uiitsr ibrer rapsiiSsH auriieL nhnb
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unb BEN Gefislt In Bdnr, nnisr eit. 0iu t.
ideiem eiusptis; iurL besbaib.
eel 90 bef6loilen bnr6 ben e<atftafb ost
eidbt Qincinnaii, Eidnf Cb.o:
Seftion i. 9ab es bierbnrd fitr notbspeneis
erIldu nitb, dISsueebep unb su ostlanish
BOMBS ber etabt GtndHncfi 5am 5ptds bsr
Gnubirmg be- beiiebenbfn Gtflslis osn pslaa'
ter etobi In bsm Detsass bon sinsI ~ gaiissn n aoa
Collars, biIbenb ben Betra1, cfrfili5ttt bisrt
ben 6inbtsanbiior unb gtrit ber 1tlgun9Ds
s5onbs-Irniiees Der efabt Cincinnati
eeitton O. Gdb ber GIer ber eiapir6ips
biefe glefcIuiion certiitsiren fcl an ben eodfo
Of Dspuin eiais eupsrbif0ps aHo 3Hipsciets
tiHftrtrettuHe ber frngt ter aussnbs bon
HoHbs sum Dne6e Der GiinblruHg bes oeit,pen.
ben 1efisifs Der etnbf Cincinnati pis oe'iniri
bnrd 6ae etfet ter General aHembfp bes
eidniss Cbio, pdiiirt an eem 2i. 1dgt i'm
wlfrs 1911. bstifeIf Gin EFT sur auibortfirrng
bon wturns sipnBf forpordftonen unD S6rI.It
tirifteu. TIRE fisfdien Dpfrnttonsn NIT ben ec'
f6rdnfrngen Der etsrepnbf 6dininaer IN cos
iniiirer. unb sifr Grenbiruns bon gsifion
500 bes uueemesrer g5bsr, nm ben Sstrna
Der 0efdmmti9nIb. fpeI6t IN traerbeinsm fSlf'
foIinbr entffsbeu mag, nIr eifhnIb bon etnem
Brosenf bes eteufrsTusIifns bfrnbsnfet.r,
bur4 ben Gtabtrdtt elmer wlnnbipaI.aorpords
iion inter Der unfboritdi bon Sfffiou 5p39
bss NnaemfiHeH apber.. Bel Der diIgemsirsr
Manbl fueIne In Der eirbf Gircinnch ar;
2 9tensfaa, ben 8. Robembu 1917, obas'
tnitrn tptrb.
Rctis bon bsr Fpasr ion aeaebsn rtrbsu
Hrie cine prflnmaiion eriaiien iverben iuss bor'
affsttn bnm 0efet.
Rafirf ON 7. duguff n. .. 1917.
q. @. Tannsr. nrdhneut bes stneirn'bs
HseInubtat; grsb e6nsfIer QIrrf
0utaebt'ssn. Geo. Ru6fa, BltaerrtS
ffer. an TO- ausuff 1917. i5.2e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-22

unb ben peirna ber gntf4dbianne fsftfsteu foa.
ireI6er fnr aendHutes eiaentbLm be8apli pep
ben fou.
Seirion 8. Eab bic Rotten uub anseuoen oer
penannten dppropriiriue bon Der Gtaoi elil'
cinnafi be3nblt iperben folen aus ben GrIos bon
pcrbs. lpel1s bon Der 6tobt fir foI1s 5ipeds
ousgepebeH iperbeu. :.
GeftioH L. Sab bieis Crbtnnns 0hItiefeii
baben uno in froft ireteu fon bon uiIb nab
benz bonn 9eies erIaubteH fribeiten Seitpnniis
Gil,
2nfiirt um 7. slueuit a. .. 1917.
g. 3. 2aruer, @rdi:bent oes Staofrafes.
Srtieft: Srsb. S6neIIer, Qleu.
Gutesbetsen: @ep. Ono ia. Wnpor-
10. Quguif 1917. 1b,S2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-22

beroeisbsns gsrseHsuina. ntI6e bsiaefeH e0is
uHb einbfrsisn tisrourd befftmmi hnb, baf
Iie ipsstsus Bori5sile buF1 bsnsie SetDsiieruils
Cab bic 70 anfsriss.em afstneuts bs,nsn
iperben fcnen In sebn Hg) idtrIiden Bnblnn'
gen. nit 9inien niif bic tinansGtft 9aP'
lunaen: Der Giaenfthuer fam nber ait6, ie
HGdbem CT es plnfti, foIde efIebmsnis bonr
besablen trrertnIb siDuusia (2O 1defn bon
une na9 bsr Baiitrima bsr bsifensrHesH Cp
blnnna.
0ob Bombs Der eipbt Cincinnati ansseesbeu
nerben ionea Dor Der aplsftiSu Der bsIasifn
atstmenfs,
Iab ber neif ber gdammifslien bsr bsfn6isn
Berbeiieriina. pel6er nt6t fpesteu auferltgt
irirb, bon ber etnbf GiwcInnnti bsodtIf lperben
fon ans bem grIos bon bem Berfant bon Bombs,
ipel6s bon Der beiaafsn etabt fir fol6s 6ipece
In Der bonn esiss bersefrssbsnen Beiie GUS
ilns fsi ss iisrner bef1IcHen, bab bic ne.
foluilon, ,pslde bon bieiem etabfrafb an
8. 3eseurber 1919, frlldreno es ilir noib.rsubte
sn berbeiisrn Hgonfbeifb Blaze. bon ber nsrb'
lidtn einlt bon Worien's Rn4Iab bts nin,
ipcob upenis, buf6 Dfloftern NIT pthmsncns
DQncdban. fei une bieisIts NJ tisroiue piDer'
rufen.
gatfirt an 7. ansnfi q. o. 1917.
g. Q. T1uner prdfioenf bes efnbfrntDb.
R3eaInubief: grtb Q e6neIItt Gierf.
o5u:eebetben: SEQ. BuGta. bhrotrfHfs
Her, nm 10. Unguit 1917. lb.zs
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SS17 SairfteIb abe, BaIrrt Sius,
6s3imuer SsrdMesSdus NIT ouen Hpberren
GinribmnaeH pegeu umouss btlie gu oer'
inuten
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W Gsftssune ,bes @tanss ber eartsr eiSe.
me. bon Roripdn abe1iue BITS g.r Bdfsar glbsnus.
Get = bescrbna bon BEN etnbtratt Der
Stcht Cincinnati, stanf Gbio. bob Der Gurbs
9rab bon Barrier Hofrns, bon Qoriuch SIS snr
8nfior abenue tiermtf tpie fplgf fetaelett ,ptrb:
OettIiner Qurb-Anioneenb BET ber arsnsur1
BET 5ffit9en qirr1.otnie ecn Barter eberrs
sas a;s s &: e. asas ssssss ~ ss &c G. e1s g, f E
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Bn serfanfen-gerId,i
6altet nmb benft

eptsIer. .sianes 80 npffn iipriaff
6rcnb, s7i5: ipis men; psrft 5000. Frrrs
nfcfor picfroia s56p Carthage Gbsrrs gre
tnr rrbe pesrenIf6eu warfsn.
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Genital GDlege.
gu perfaufen - Saaier.

& Sattmou 171e Baltimore gbe. StT,
ner Snus. in erfifIliiigem Suiiaube, oue
nIoDerneU BelueW!idietten. Steentbnuier
reriauft bslis. gaa8sufraseu foiort.
19-25S
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b. a0ten eptsIsr Btauo nit -
gioIsn Uafiii nI1b Sdr1, s2s6. Sphn Brttfine
1126 DaIHtn etL. nltfteS Biauo-6ors tn
Cincinnati iul&So
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OIL YMPIC Billy Watson's
AA sSSsAS Mat thslid.

Coney Island ssa ssa': s..ssa %as's's gsHa:a. men,
gurseln Sic binsin in ben nenen SasSo.I,aiait
Gbe 1um6Ie'9n.6 6oufe. Seruer Stpstbcs3tps.
bb6it'r lnte lnngtter 6er eroe; PIE Como .Sio'
9beiI bon 1901 Berguilelraen. sreie2 gnrbs.
stne. Gnr8. spieIpIfse, anbaret stonsertr. etc; I;
has dnes NIT elmer fuurberbcQer @afierfu5'f
bon 20 WeeiIeu ffr rs GeHts 9oote BON Brpnb.
NAB. ESQ unb II Born. /. 2:so. 4. $40. z
nrb gahm.
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asrbeftrlmn init ben binieften ufrt be'tef nss'
tel nncb einer bfm Gefet sntiprt8eubeu unsfi9s
sn ftlieben uHb bur(hihhbren.
eefftoH g. Gtele DrbinaIB fcu In arnit ire
ten nnb burdasihbrt iperben bon unb nnf BEN
hiibeiten BON eefes erlGubftn Beifpniii'e an.
Balitri am T. aiig,ht, ~ o., 1911.
g. .. Gaunet, @rdHbent bes etnetrains
Beolnubief: Breb. ShneIIeLV Vlerf.
0ufaeheiben: Ser. 8u9f "a, Bhraermep
fer. am TO- eluauit 1917. 1b,zz
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04
BerkneSS, Lundberg& Co.
x
4 LOCAL SPORT DOPE

The 1917 basket ball season came
to a close last Friday evening when
the high school and Seminary teams
met in their second game. The play
was the fastest of the season, and on
ly squirt in the final moments of the
game, enabled the high school team
to pull thru with 21-17 victory. The
Seminary team was handicapped by
Mornings absence, but due to spectac-
ular all around play by Christian, with
some clever basket shooting by Carl
Walin, they jumped into the lead in
the first minute of play and held the
advantage turnout until the closing
moments of the game. The first half
ended with the score 1919 in favor Of
the Seminary. They held the one
point lead until late in the last period
when Walt Erickson broke loose with
four baskets In succession giving his
team a safe lead.
The All Stars nearly defeated the
high school second team in the pre-
liminary game. The final score was
17-14.
This column owes Frank Sather an
apology. In writing about the Will
mar-Sandstone game, last week, we
failed to announce to the public, that
the aforesaid Frank came thru with a
basket from the field. Just to show
that 1t wasn't an accident, he repeated
in the first H. S.-Semtnary game:
Mint Lundquist was chosen captain
Of the 1918 high school team. The
election was held between halves last
Friday evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04

seeks, Karl Herman, Clarence Gaast.
erland, Alfredo Swenson and Matilda
Bruins. Perfect spoilers for the week
were Reka Lembke, Herbert Ostlund,
Violet Potter, Casper Wolf, Archie
Thorson, Augusta Behrends, Esther
Bergman; Emmett Jensen, Lucille
Kropp, Madeline Mouw, Harold Ost-
lund, Raymond Swenson, Erna Wen
eel, Vivian Swenson, Oliver Hanson,
Leona Herman, Florence Wacker, Al
va Gabbert, Lille Johnson Frances
Ostlund, Edna Johnson Emma Barbk-
necht, Esther Weihrach, Anita Does
ken, Melvin Herman, Roy Bruins, Hill
da Giesecke, Karl Herman, Grace Van
Buren,, Alfredo Swenson, Marie Eden,
Alvina Totsch, Mathilda Bruins, Mae
Hintz, Clara Wenzel, Roland Sven
son, Arlene Kropp, Howard BjeFbe,
Esther Jensen, Helen Barbknecht,
Ethel Weihrauch and David Moor.
Fifty-four pupils were perfect i'm At
tendance for the whole month of
March. There we're thirty-five cases
Of hardness. The percentum of at.
tendance for the whole school was
90.4.
Henry Foelschow is back at school
after long absence.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04

Miss Elsie Hog1und arrived last
Saturday evening from Litchfield to
spend THE week at her home in this
city.
Miss Stella Gardner arrived this
afternoon from Minneapolis for a few
days. visit with Miss Vdgerta Rasmus-
sem
The new Third street garage be-
ing erected for ]. Melvin Johnson, the
local Dodge Car agent, Is we'll under
way.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Holzinger of
Kerkhoven spent a few days visiting
in this city the latter part Of the
week.
Miss Myrtle E. Olson went to
Minneapolis Monday afternoon where
she Is spending the week visiting with
friends.
Crews have been working to open
up the State road to Spicer. The
Spfcer crew have done their work to
Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Victor Nelson and Mrs. H.
N. Hansen and children spent Satur-
day Afternoon visiting with relatives
at Kanddyohi. :. -. g..
Ruth Beck and Marion
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04

Mrs. John Dale was hostess to the
Birthday Club at her home last Sat
urday afternoon.
e. L. Rodegeb returned last Sat-
urday evening from couple Of days.
stay in the cities.
w. M. Chase returned last Satur-
day morning from business trip to
Glasgow, Montana.
Miss Laila Holt came home last
SATURDAY. afternoon from Winthrop,
where she is teaching.
Mrs F. HI. MacNecs returned last
Sasurday evening from q few days.
stay in the twin cities.
Misses Mildred Smith and Helen
Wight are at home from the St..
Clt'ud Normal this week.
Miss Mollie O'Niell of Sioux City,
Ia arrived last Friday afternoon for
q hort visit In this CITY.
{ Misses Ruby Sather and Clara
Kftbak are visiting this week with
rel tWes at Granite Falls.
-Hon. P. H. Frye came up from
st Paul Saturday evening and spent
Srnday visiting In this city.
Cor quick sales list your farm with
Wms Olson and Son, Spicer, or p. NJ
Peterson, Wtllmar.-Adv.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04
II e ~ II O G. K

Penn0ck-Messrs. o. o. and Victor
Bergstrom were Raymond visitors the
first Of the week.
Miss Ida Boo was Willmar visitor
last Tuesday.
Paul E. Anderson left Saturday for
his home in Willmar.
Harold Merrill is busy erecting a
residence on the south side.
C. G. and Birger Akerson were WIS.,
itors in the cities last week.
Dr.. Sandven at Pennock Tuesdays
and Saturdays, 10 to II a. m.-Adv.
Christ Gunderson transacted bust
ness at the county seat last Monday.
Miss Esther Krantz of Willmar
spent Sunday at h parental home in
Mamre.
Rev. c. o. Bergquist was Willmar
visitor last Monday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. Lydia Kelmyr and Miss Lillian
Christensen were Willmar visitors on
Monday.
A. P. Berglund of New London is
visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Miss Anna Swedberg is spending
her Easter vacation at her parental
home here.
E. B. Heller Of Spicer came up on
Monday to look after his business in.
terests here.
Miss Emma Johnson of Willmar is
visiting at the Elmer Johnson home
north Of town this week.
A. Benson arrived from Willmar on
Tuesday, to spend her Easter vacation
with relatives and friends.
Anderson Land Co. has a crew OF
men building slaughterhouse on
their land west Of town this week.
Syver Iverson of Willmar visited
with, friends and renewed acquaint.
ances here last Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. P. Paulson and son, Paul and
daughter, Agnes of Belgrade called al
the George Warren home last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lynn Anderson pleasantly en-,
tertained the Misses johnson and
Wall of Raymond at her home last
Sunday.
Ralph Akerson returned last Thurs.
day from the cities where he has been
visiting with relatives and friends for
a couple Of weeks.
Mesdames H. Segubson, r. Rasmus-
son and George Warren attended the
funeral Of the late Mrs. Christian
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

M. H. Carey spent Tuesday in the
twin cities.
"A. Adams returned the last Of the
week from Stone Lake, Wis.
Mise Myrtle Cramer is at home
from Jackson, for the spring vacation.
Mrs. Alfred Bergeson spent few
days visiting at New London last
y week.
Mrs. ToNefson of Granite Falls
was a week end visitor at the John
Dale home.
M. H. Tollefson of Atwater was
an over Sunday visitor with relatives
in this city. &
Miss Helen Hough left Friday for
her home at st. Paul to spend the
week visiting. {
w. r. YoungQuist left last Friday
afternoon for st. Peter to spend the
spring vocation. +
-Mis1 Jane Ross returned the last
Of the week from a several days. visit
In Minneapolis. s.
Miss Alice James left last Sa&ur-
dy afternoon for visit with frtehds
IN Minneapolis. rs
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Public Health Association.

Public Health Association.
The Public Health Association held
their meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the Commercial Club rooms. Mrs. An
drew Larson, first vice president, pre-
sided over the meeting. The presi-
dent, Mrs. p. J. Haley, was out Of the
city. Bills were allowed as follows:
Milk for patient within city,. u.s. 2.24
Groceries for patient in the city 1888
Mrs. Anna Carlson, for partial
care Of patient in city. ...... 200
Suit of clothes for patient at
Walker Sanatorium ........ 1850
Expenses for patient at Walker
Sanatorium 90. ............. 1000
Ttal amount allowed. .$3O.57.
The discussion Of getting a public
health nurse was brought up and It
was decided to wait until fall after
the city and rural schools open.
Mrs. A. M. Halvorson, Sec.
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johnson at Willmar last Friday.
c.. G. Nelson of Alexander spent
Monday afternoon at Willmar. He
was accompanied by his daughters.
Mrs. L. NJ. Steberg and Miss Ephie. =
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hedin returned
to their home in Willmar last Thurs
day after q couple of days visit with
the George Hultin family, north Of
town.
Barney Edman arrived last Satur-
day from Willmar where he has at
tended school this winter. He went
out to his parental home in Alexander
township.
arrived from Willmar Tuesday, for a
few days visit with their brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Abrahamson, north of town.
John and Erik Olson arrived from
turned to their home on Monday.
Hagman home in Mamre during their
stay here.
: Mrs. A. M. Lindgren just received
a letter from Molkom, Wermlard
Sweden telling her of the DEATH.
her mother, Mrs. Gustaf GullbranS.
January II. The letter was sent two
and one-hah months ago.
Funeral services for Gladys Marie,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oak
leaf, were held at their home in Man,
re last Sunday afternoon. Interment
was made in the Mamrelund Gene
terry. Rev. C. o. Bergquist officiated.
Services will be held in the new
church Friday at 10:30 q. m. Sunday
school children will give a program
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. You
are cordially invited to attend these
services. Rev. C. O. Bergquist, pas
tor
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Mr.. E. L. Guam has resigned as
assistant cashier of the Farmers
State Bank of Kandiyohi and has &C
cepted position with the Rhame
Equity Coop. Nero. Co., of Rhame, N.
D. The family leaves today for their
new home.
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lar8on.hultoren,

Iar8on-F7uJt9ren.
Miss Elvira Hultgren and Mr. Al
bert Larson were married at Willmar,
Monday, April End inthe presence of
immediate relatives. Miss Annie Lar
son, sister of the groom, was maid of
honor and Mr.. p. Oestrdch was best
man.. Both are we'll known Mamre
young people and we bespeak for the
newlyweds bright and happy future.
Mr. and Mrs. Larson will be at home
to their friends at Pennock, after
April 18th. Ye scribe joins with their
many friends in wishing them long
and happy welded life.
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Card Of Thanks.

Vdro OF hanks.
To all those who so generously con.
tributed in sympathy, flowers and
help to make the loss Of our dear
wife and mother more bearable we ex-
tend on rsincere thanks.
DR.. Christian johnson,
DR.. Hans Johnson,
Fred G. J. Ramsing,
E. ]. Johnson,
Hannah Johnson
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evening from St. Paul to visit at the
James Samderson home for the re-
mainder Of the week.
Harmon Edsau, a divinity stud
ent, son of late bishop Edsall, will
conduct services at ST. Luke's church
Good Friday and Easter Sunday.
Misses Minnie Berg and Gladys
Void came home last Saturday after
noon from St. Cloud to spend the
spring vacation at their homes in this
city.
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Food Sale.

Food Sale.
The Lincoln Parents and Teachers
Association will give a food sale at
the Palace Grocery store, April z.
Come buy your baked beans, bread,
cake, cookies, pies and dougamuts for
Easter.