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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25
WOMEN TAKE HOLD
OF FOOD QUESTION
Organization Is Announced, and
Aouset to House Campaign
is Being Planned.

Mrs. D. N. Tallman, County Chair
man Of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Minnesota Safety Commission, has ap- |
pointed Mrs. w. H. Hengstler as chair
man of Food Conservation. AS local
chairmen of the city and villages Of
the county Mrs. Tallman has appoint
ed the following ladies': Mrs. o. K.
Severinson, Willmar; Mrs. Henry
Stene, Atwater; Mrs. A. N. Nickel
son, New London; Mrs. Harry Ashley.
Raymond; Mrs. Oscar Orred, Spicer;
Mrs. A. Benson, Pennock, and Mrs. o.
w. Kroona, Kandiyohi.
These ladies have entered upon
their duties with commendable zeal,
and it is their purpose to do the work
that has been assigned to them with
as much enthusiasm as they can mus
ter. It is q work for the common wei
fare and safety, and they are entitled
to the sympathetic cooperation of all
good citizens, both women and men.
In this as we'll as in other lines of
preparedness for the world struggle
into which our country has entered, 1t
is difficult as yet to arouse public SEN
timent to the point where the neces-
sity for retrenchment may be gener-
ally felt. In a land flowing with milk
and honey, where the bounttes of nat
ure are rich and plentiful, it jars the
sensibilities of some people to be re-
minded that they must stint their de-
sires in order to help others less for
tunate than they are, to secure the
means to sustain life. Yet it is true
that "a stitch in time saves nine" and
it is better to exercise forethought
] and prevent trouble than waiting for
it to occur and then try to remedy l..
While the ladies realize that their
work may be misunderstood by many,
they are undaunted and purpose to
bring the message delegated to them
to every household in the county II
possible. Perhaps they will emphas'
lie more strongly the elimination OF
kitchen waste in the towns than in
the country, for it is far less prevail
ent on the farms than In the city
homes. On the other hand the pres
ervation of perishable products that
might be conserved for human use Il
most vital one on nearly every farm
:: Every available jar, pail, can or bottle
should be utilized for preserving food
stuffs, and any quantity of fruit and
garden stuff might be dried for future
use. ..
/ In August meetings will be held IL
all the villages including Svea ant
Sunbufg, when an expert will demon
strate the best ways Of canning ant
preserving fruit. Watch for the an
nouucement OF the dates and places.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

Mr.. Nels Swanson of Minneapolis
and o. Orville Mattson of St. Paul
autoed to this city last Saturday. They
returned to their homes ON Monday,
accompanied by Mrs. Nels Swanson
and three children and Mrs. Mattson
and daughter, Inez who have been
visiting here for a couple of weeks
Mrs Swanson also visited with rela
tives at Murdock.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25
1s Charles Clifford Lawler. Kan.

218 Charles Clifford Lawler, Kan 4
yH %i'liam II: Knott. Raymond: 1865 isa5
219 Charles Ed Carlson. Kandi- !
oo yohl ::.....,.:..:;.::. 81
220 Edan Trongaard, 4th W.. 1873
c21 Arthur Ed johnson, Harrison 488
222 Daniel Theo. Carlson, End w. 1543
223 Robert Westlund, Lake Eliza
Detn 7O4
224 Peter. Alvin Seth Knutson,
BURBANK "
225 Carl Nystad, 3rd W. 800. .17O9
226 Geo. Benie Gunderson, Green
Lake ..... .. 356
227 Frederick Emil Lundgren.
COlIaX ................. ....... liz
228 Jacob Eugene Berg. White =
neld ......... ...... .1O67
229 Leonard John Swenson, Colfax 1928
230 Chester Clarence Johnson
Lake Elizabeth ............. $40
231 Otto Theo. Ekblad. New Lon ,
232 John Nordahl Engleson,s Arc
tanQer .......... ...... III
233 Geo.. ]. Stale Norway Lake. :. 900
234~ Harry Carl Dalien, ard W.. 1917
235 Geo. Johnson, Green Lake. 363
236 Ralph Henry Digman, PEN
mock -. ........s.. ........ .12S7
237 Arthur Emanuel Nord, Will
oes I4arho.. 4ar nhon,,.:;, 81; M LIZ LIZ
239 Otto. Christopherson, Arctan-
DER ............. ........... &
$40 Edwin Peterson, tennessee. 327
241 Cornell Thomas Thorson,
Lake Andrew ............... 664
242 Marcus Aasen, Colfax .-... 90
243 Herbert l. Wadell, End W.. .1148
PA Harry D. Osborn, 3rd W. =. 1923
245 Martin Stob, Roseland s-...... 957
246 Francis r. Breen, End W.. 1857
247 Lawrence Oberg, 3rd w.. .1715
248 Harold Selseth, 3rd W.. .1744
249 Ole Johan Carlson, Willmar. .1112
$50 John Fritz Samuelson, Gen.
PSI Clarence Peter Berg, srd W. 1886
262 Oscar Emanuel Gunderson,
lst W. ............... .,... 1855
25S-,Gust Imsdahl, Colfax ....... 1O3
254 Steve Bosichevich, 3rd w.. 1885
265 Christian Hugo Nelson, Kan
dlyoh1 .'.:::.:'... :....... 1921
t256 Harry Melvin Swenson,
/ Wh1tef1eld .............. =. 1902
257 Andrew Frederick Erickson,
i 3rd w. 1926
258 Sigurd Martin Stromme, Ir-
L & wing ODD
259 John Edwin Anderson, End
:".' w. ..........: :..... ...1665
26O Christ Arond Olson, Doyre =. 15l
l2e1 Frank AbfahassSo1, Rag
q n d
/ 262 George Robin Stene, Arc +.
Il tander 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25
DR.. JOHNSON is INDICATED
Dr.. Bracken Admits Failure Of County
Sanatoria to Help Control
Tuberculosis

1 At a meeting Of the Southern Min
Dr. H. M. Bracken, executive officer
Of the Minnesota State Board Of
Health, discussed the tuberculosis
{ of his remarks, as reported In the
minneapolis Journal last night, DR..
,5racken said:
From the public health standpoint,
conditions in Minnesota are the same
as they were before the passage of the
state aid law for county sanatoria in
1913. Expensive sanatoria have been
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25
A YOUNG WoMEN's AUXILIARY
An Organization Will Be Effected at
tho Public Library Next ss.
Monday. =. .::..sss..s<css5..z.z

Mrs. D. N. Tallman, County Chair
man of Women's Auxiliary to Minnie
sofa Public Safety Commission, has
appointed Miss Alice Smith, temper
ary chairman of the Young Women's
Auxiliary for Willmar. ALI the girls
and unmarried young women Of the
city are requested to meet In the Ii
brary basement, Monday evening, July
30, at 7:45 to effect a permanent or
gantZatiOn. - 2S,- ...t%
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

Kandiyohi's County's quota to be
furnished in first call is one hundred
forty. 1t is likely that the first two
hundred and eighty names on this list
will be called for first examination
This is not official, the numbers hav-
ing been taken from the daily news
papers, and as no two lists published
have been quite alike, it is obvious
that some mistakes have been made.
Owing to several omissions discov-
cred and supplied after type was set,
the order Of the first numbers given
IS incorrect, but the order in which
the names appear is approximately
correct.
:. The local board expects TO receive
the official list OF numbers direct from
Washington some time this week. An
official list from the master key" will
then be published next week.
/ Freeman Silasa Stafford, East
Lake Lillian. 25S
3 Ben c. Vlaar, Holland. ...... 45S
Nordahl B. Thorpe 1st w.. .1436
5 Martin A. Ellingboe, New
London ............ oo4
6 Charles P. Wulf. 18th 1878
Herman Ignatius Nelson,
Whiteheld ................ 1895
8 Leland Sather, 2nd w. ......l455
9 Samuel J. Rodman, Mamre... 1888
10 Fergus M. Flynn, 4th w.. 1913
Oscar Pearson, 4th ward. 1858
II Fred Stemp, 4th W......... 1852
IL John Herbert Forstrom, Will
mar LILY
13 Robert Lancelot Olson, New
Dick E. Armstrong, 3rd ward 1872
IA Elmer Walfred Quist, Gennes-
Walter j. sperry, 3rd ward. .174s
IS Anton Jensen, Lake Elizabeth GIG
16 Carl August K1int, Fahlun... 275
II Geo. Rohloff, Harrison. n....... 500
Is Eugene Jay Lipsit, Atwater. .11S5
10 Paul Augustine Anderson, Ir
wing ..............' 564
20 Louis Lippert, Roseland. .... 945
81 Olaf Tedeman Omlie, Kandi~
yoh1 ............ ............. 596
% John Micheal> Hedler, Pen
mock ..'... ...'...'.'.. .1loI
2S Dale Lester, Irving ......... 536
p, "a Otto Kuntz, End w. ........ .1495
25 Nels D. Olson, Irving. g....... 548
26 Carl Severin Odland, Colfax.. 1876
27 Robert w. LeSage, 3rd w.. 1879
% James Henry Graetz, New
i London .. .l23|
I 20 Henry Theodore Rasmussen,
90 Mamre S.h aaro:,; ch.;.to: 'S4
4 ilopoulis. 3rd w. 1882
81 Exald Bernhard Danielson,.
Il Mamre 755
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

3Os Clarence Orlando Fprsberg,
3rd w.. ..16z6
800 George Henry Anderson, Lake
Llll1an ............ W.
80 Paul Henry Ristow, 1st W. .1425
311 Raymond Lester Page, Rose
Vile 1OOz
312 John VIM. Saxton, Willmar. .1161
313 Gust Raymond Rasmussen,
Whtfef1eld ...... .--........ .11O1=
314 Carl K10ster, Green Lake. -. 1868
315 Ben Helmer Benson, Roseville 974
316 Tuggie Mattson, 3rd W. .....1698
317 Delmer Robin Nelson, Gen
nessee $40
318 Erred Christ Ainkel, Roseland $50
319 Teake Dykstra, Roseland. .. 926
320 Charles SchWalen, Rose Vile 1910
321 Benjamin Wesley Parmeter,
-4th w. .................. 1857
322 Willard Doss. Roseland. ..... 90
323 Earl Eugene Stark, Lake An
drew .......... 666
324 Arthur J. Kloster, Spicer ...1339
325 Berney August Haugen, New
AOnQO0 Oh
326 Even 8. Mtrem, Atwater. ..1175
s27 Arthur Brewer. Whitefield. :. 1910
32S Emil Person, Lake Llliap... 738
329 Edwin Arneson, Atwater. 1867
$50 Fred erick Walter Norling,
| Whiteheld ..1Qo7
331 Mons Christian Nelson, At
| water ................... .11y1
332 Ed. Gilbert DeMots, New Lon
| OOn .1zS4
333 Clarence Ed Yockel. 3rd WITH
334 Spencer A. Carlstedt, LIST W.. 1860
335 Bennie o. Dunham, Norway
Lake ...........:. 4S
:36 Henry Hagen, Willmar .....1118
337 Otto Odlund, Colfax. ...... 121
33S Elmer Johnson, East Lake
Lillian .......... I'll
339 James Marshall Fraser, End
W. ............ .1637
$40 Albert William Odell, End w 1474
341 John Edward Paulson, list W. 1914
342 Earl z. Dixon, 3rd w. 1915
S43 Nels- August Young, Fahlun.. 292
344 Clarence Nathaniel Lndgren,
i. new AO0Q0n ............... 6zz
S45 Julius Casper Olson, Harrison ~604
SAG Rueben Adamson, Whiteheld. 1864
347 Simon Ed solmonson, At
wafer 1zVo
34S Albert Garhart Hanson, Kan
! d1yon1 .......... ......... 670-
349 Grover Herbert Inlay, End W. 1910
$50 Oliver Emil Johnson, White
II Hel0 ........ .......... 80. .1Ov1
351 Otto Emanuel Berglund, Har-
81 rlson ......... 470
352 Andrew Lee, tennessee 312
353 Julius T. Johnson, End w.. 1907
3H Robert Fred Pfau,- 3rd ...1719
9 3k6HarrysIA Roy sHriclLson, 3rd
/. 1e3o
sIa56 Frank Rufus CooIin. New
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

ia Alfred Ling, Pennock -. ...1276
ITS Carl Ed. Amenrud, 4th w.. ..1791
Edwin Stenson,, 4th ward. 1858
176 John Hancock Adams, New
London ............. ...... 792
1T Julius Clifton Christopherson,
-~Arctander. S
.17S Fred Jules Blissman Green
Lake ........ ................. $50
179 Lawrence Walfrid Bergeson,
sra W. ...............~ .156O
t80 Melvin Swenson, Arctander. "a
181 Stgurd ]. Halvorson, Norway
Lake 81O
1872 Lawrence Olson, 3rd w. ..1714
1S3 Peter A. Olson, Irving ...... $40
1S4 Thorwald Thorson Konsterlie,
5z Willmar ........ ..1132
1856 John Poortinga, Holland .... 40
1856 John Munson, 3rd w. .1485
s187 T.. H. keenan,, 3rd W. ..... 1874
1888 Albert Peterson, Lake Lillian TAI
189 Ingebrigt Martin Nelson, st.
u Johns ................... .1064
19O Clifford Benjamin Leedal,
Fennock k............ .......1275
191 Nels Benson, Lake Lillian. .. III
1872 Robt. Andrew Weidner, Rose
1913 Ernest Sullivan, New London S4t
1874 Olaf Linnerud, Lake Andrew. 63S
1875 John Fred Gunther,S St. Johns 1892
1876 William Axel Hegstrom, Lake
= AndreW 623
1877 jamie Martin Hawkinson,
Fanlun ............ 269
1913 Peter Magney Lundberg, Lake
: Elizabeth .................. 686
1919 Cadie Newgard, willmar !. :. .1141
200 Alfred J. Ruesink, Raymond. 1914
POI Clarence Ambrosius Susag,
ROsev1lle .......... ........ .101G
202 Hemming Aug. Lovander, 3rd
-: w.. 1855
,2o3 Thomas Olof Quello, Gennes-
81 see 33E
204 Alfred Joseph Swenson, End
= = w.. .......... .143(
205 Carl Herman Ferdinand Mil
2n6 Einard Bjork, 1st W.. 1855
2o7 Hjalmar Alexis Sheridan
Rossell, tennessee .........> 341
20s Conrad John Peterson, Rose
y vile ............... .lOQ1
2Q9 Geo. Alvin Tucker, 3rd w. .. .176z
219sLOuis Thorvig, Green Lake. 391
211 Austin Joseph Durisch, 1st W. 1861
212 Clarence Melvin Leonard
Blomquist, Green Lake 800. IS:
213 Andrew Zondervan, Roseville 97(
PA Oscar Leonard Larson, Lake
I e Andrew ........ 63'
21s Francis Patrick Kielty; 3rd
| W.. -. f61
| faa4 @ Reanie - Thomas Jehn1op. 4.
1 sreeh - -
PIT Howard Axel Johnson, 3rd w. 1876
Willard De Ruyter, Roseland 81;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

Miss Hulda Mattson arrived Sat
urday from Sioux City, Iowa for Wis
it at the Andrew Fridlund home In this
city and at the Richard Rudbeck home
in Svea.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

VIII Make House to House Canvass.
Mrs O. X. Severinson and her COM
mittee are busy perfectfng plans for
the house to house canvass, with food
pledge cards. They hope to complete
this canvass before August /, and they
ask the hearty cooperation Of every
housekeeper in Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25
Married At Minneapolts.

M1rTte0 IT JMinneapoltos
Gerhard Lien aid Cla1lbel WhAley
wero united In marriage at Minneap
oils Tuesday, July "a.
$ Miss Whaley is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Whaley of Benton
Wisconsin. She taught In the public
schools In this city the past year. Mr.
LIEN is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs: NJ. J.
Lien of Rockdale, Wisconsin, and is q
salesman at the Hoaglund & Dhfen
dorf store Ia this city. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

32 Darwin Peter Johnson, COltax NV
33 Geo. Allen Coppersmith, End
w. ..... !o9o
81 Peter julius Anderson, 3rd w. 1863
35 Carl Edwin Erickson, 1st W.. 1869
SO Carl Victor Hegstrom, Lake
Andrew ............ ........ 616
81 Ralph Berton LATERAL, Green
Lake 3I5
3S Thomas Kokovikas, 3rd W.. 1876
80 Otto Hanson, Pennock. 1896
10 Arthur Erick Lundgren,
Mamre .................. 775
Al William August Honebrink,
harrison ........... 400
AZ Archie Paulson, Lake Eliza
beth 692
43 Carl Nero Peterson, Lake
Andrew ............. oOo
A Gustaf Adolph Holm, New
London SlV
As William Peter Elkjer, End w. 1889
az Edward w. Lundquist, city. 1852
AZ Oscar Edward Regal, Harri-
son 5Ol
Ak Martin Hyden, tennessee. 300
40 Albert Gustav Omen, Hol-
land 43I
So Hogen Wilhelm Christensen,
op1CSf 1OH4
81 Lawrence Conrad TallaksOn,
kandlyOhl QUA
81 Anders Skare, Arctander. 43
53 Oscar Iver Thompson, 3rd w. 1888
81 Ivan A. Coon, 2nd .154s
55 Rudolph Lawrence Halldin,
PennOck ............ ....... 1854
Sc Walter Geo. Anderson, White
field 1O66
81 Jacob Damhof, Roseland. 924
So Gerrit Korthof, Holland. ..... 42O
SO Geo. Bennie Sunde, Roseville. 1014
SO Elmer Ed Hendrickson, At
81 Hugh Joe TAFT, Harrison 80. 514
81 Heine Medemo, Holland ..... 433
63 Constantine Egoo, Spicer ..1329
ga Melvin Ellingson, Arctander 1O
IS Alf. Carol Leedall, St. Johns 1045
66 Johan Peter Greenfield, St.
johns 1881
81 Nels Christ Newberg, 3rd W..17O5
68 Oscar Gustrud, Spicer 1881
So David Adrain Leeper, 3rd W.. 1885
20 Jacob Enoch Hallbom, Harri-
son .................. 49,
II Henry Ford Baldwin, Pen
mock ........ .'...... .l2oz
72 John Selvin Boreen, Spicer. 1872;
70 Arthur William Magnuson,
4th w. .1841
II Axel Mauritz Bergman, New
LONDON .......... .......... 19I
IS Henry Bergeson, Dovre. ..... 14(
76 Carl E. Franzen, 3rd w. ...153t
II Sigwald E. Olson, 3rd W.. .172:
78 Fred William Wojohn, jr., 3rd
w.. :. .. ........-..177E
70 Ira Joseph Field, New>London 1895
80 Tom Markus, Holland. ....... 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25
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81 Carl A. v. Gorans, Arctander< IL
SO Arthur Ollie Odland, Lake
Andrew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 652
S3 Gerben Dihkstra, Roseland. 927
"a Nels Hiding Magnuson, End
w. .14S4
IS Elvin Theodore Peterson,
Lake Lillian ............... 739
SO Lawrence Ansgarius Peter
son, Kandiyohi ............. 601
81 Mento Arthur Arneson, Spicer 1922
SS Noah Benjamin Patterson,
Waiimar Hyanhaat CO.. ~ ;:.a ,:,; 31et
SO Albert Bernard Swenson,
Whiteheld ........... lilo:
80 Sophus Hamlet Larson, 1st w 1895
81 Henry Francis Wood, Kandi-
yOM out
e2Peter Fred Euling, Edwards. 1s2
SO Joseph Leslie Upton, 3rd W.. .1771
"a Harold Schofield, Harrison. .. 81:
95 Oliver Skare, Arctander. go. 4t
SO Herbert Christ Weidner, Rose
Vile ................... 1920
81 Herbert Hamilton, 3rd w.. 1861
SO Harold christopher Nelson,
Whitetfeld .1O9s
100 Fri julius Johnson, East
Lake Lillian. ~:
101 Henry G. Young, End w. 49,. ..1441
1O2 Rueben Arnold Larson, Colfax IL
1903 Joseph Thorvig, Green Lake: 39(
1O4 Adolph Lawrence Madsen,
Burbank .................. Z!
los Herbert David Hedberg, 4th
1oe swan joel Lindblom, ,Mamre.. II:
Bert S. Stromert, Kandiyohi. 6oi
107 William Earnest soderling,
End w. ................. .145'
108 Eddie E. Johnson, Lake Lii -
| llan .............. .......-. ~
100 Henry Russell Peterson, list
| w. ........ .141!
10 Theo. Olof Sletten, Mamre... 78|
III Carl Martin Bjorkman, End w 154!
112 Andrew Olson, End W.. .147t
Ole H. Olson, 3rd ward. 80. .172
113 Charles Arthur Nelson, Fab
lun ............ ~
ia Perrie Foote, Raymond .....129
115 Roy Baker, Roseville. ........ 81
116 Arthur Awald Glenz, Roseville 98
III Carl John Dickson, Mamre. IS
lis John Theget, Roseland. 500. &C.
119 Fred Hager, Norway Lake,. So
120 Carl Oscar Amandus Peter
son, tennessee ............. 33
121 John Michael Normile, Green
Lake ................. ...... 81
1872 John Ingeman Bollum, End w. 1856
1873 Nicolai c. Nelson, Irving.... "a
1874 Louis Kienitz, Edwards -. :. ~
125 Elmer +. Jorgenson, Norway 20
:. Lake .................. 80. 81
| 1876 Martin J. S1etten IrYing 55
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

127 Chas. Duglas Johnson, Ray =
mOnd .................. 1900
1913 Christ John Kjosling, srd W. 1873
129 Victor Leonard Berglund,
| Fanlun .......... Z0o
100 Louis Hans Isenberg. Lake
! El1ZaDeth go
131 Henry Freeze, Pennock .... 1924
1872 John Paul Anderson, Spicer. 1854
1873 Harold Edwin Samstad, Gen. ]
| neSSee 340
| Albert Latt, Lake Lillian. .. $50
134 Paul Dumeszech, 3rd w.. 1913
1876 Carl Martin Fairness, Rose
| vie ......s. SoS
Jesse Thompson, 3rd ward. .1769
1876 Rich. Paul Johnson, Lake Lii
| llan .................. ..... 726
! 1877 Victor Gordhammer, Arctan-
| ueT .........'. 10
! Ingval Qvale, W1llmar. .1148
1873 Andrew L. Thorsen, Norway
| Lake.. 800
Lans0n Ross Higgins, 3rd w.1647
139 Ludwig Feifarek, Roseland.. 933
40 John Feig, jr.. End W...... 1851
141 William G. Digman, Pennock 1888
142 Fred g. Slagter, Holland 80. 452
143 Enoch Erickson, Green Lake 355
IA Arthur John Lundquist, 4th
w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..1S43
145 Wendall G. Jebb, Irving..... $50
146 Arthur Martin Hackint. New
| LONDON GUY
147 Emanuel Christensen, Will
mar .l114
148 Elmer G. Peterson, End w. .1470
149 Eddie Nelson, Lake Andrew. GAS
$50 Gustaf Earl Hamnes, Spicer 1884
ISL Otto Andrew Leonard Hens
chem, Lake Andrew ........ 620
1852 Christ Peters, Irving ........ $50
153 Roland ]. DeLaHunt, 3rd W..1611
154 John r. Dougherty, Kandiyohi 574
155 Millard Lien, Arctander ..... 81
156 Charley A. Sorenson, 1st w.. 1892
167 John Failey Phillips, 3rd W..1727
i Lawrence H. Hultgren, Ed
wards .................. 21S
1853 Lee Delmer Flanagan, Rose
| Vile 961
] 159 Albert Martinson, 4th w.. .1848
100 Charles E. Adams, 3rd w.. 1870
161 Alfred Hagen, 4th w. 1877
1852 Olof Arnold johnson, Mamre. 77O
1853 Norman Nilsen, Norway Lake 882
164 Hans Jensen, Lake Elizabeth 677
165 Harry Bentz, Mamre ........ 749
166 Milo Todd Jones, End w. 1900
167 Albert Bernhard Holm, Kan
} diyohi Observation-Disclosures. 1911
1853 Peder P. Gronlie, Irving go. 525
169 Roy Thoralf Peterson, End w. 1417
10 Charles Linton Anderson, 3rdAlS
w. .l5l4
I'll Carl MnoE,Ehn, Mamre. =. 76e
I 172 Henry Christian Coos. Il-=z
= wards ........ ...... 18s
. 173 Ole Void, Arctander ........ sc
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

Clarence Gronoski at Elmquist's
Jewe4ry store was No. 6 at Browns
Valley, Mimi.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25
sxadIah aaIasIoDn / .dIe., Ald

Swedish Mission Ladies' Aid.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish Mis-
sion church will meet Friday after
noon of this week at the H. o. HOcum
home, one mile south OF First street,
south of Wil1mar. Everyone cordially
invited. 80
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

263 Charley Harding, Lake Lii T..
264 Olaf Rich. Olstad, st.-Johns. 1867
266 Adolph Peter Berglund, Pen
AocA .:......... 1856
266 Harry Albin Carlson, White ..
nel0 .............. .1O73
E267 Clarence Theo. Lien, Arctan-
uer-'.. ....s. .............., 30
268 George Straka. Edwards. %. 1919
269 Johannes Teigland, Green
27o Emil oscar Rannestad, list ". 1923
271 Oscar Albin Olin, 3rd w.. .1716
272 Geo. william Larson, Mamre. 773
273 Gustav Adamson, Lake An
274 Albert Boe, Holland ........ 406
275 Alfred Johan Christianson.
. Irving ........ 619
ZIG Geo. Peterson, 3Fd W. 1870
Fred Erne, Irving. .f621
277-Albert e. Jordin, Arctander.. rs
27S Erik Thorson Wig. Green Lake 392
279 Olof B. Peterson, Norway
| Lake. SO. S85
2s0 Robert Melvin Paulsness,
Green Lake ................ 3S3
| 49, VIZ AuAAVA 0OA~ GAAUCI10
| W1llmar ................. .111S
2S2 Elmer M. Olson srd W.. .1712
283 Ferdinand Carl Larson, Kan
| ulyOAA '..'.. ........ 56c
284 Arthur Engebretson, Norway
Lake ...........~. ........ $50
285 Vigil1us Westlund, Lake
M1zepetn ........ .......... 7Os
t2S6 Hubert Ivan Sonderson, list
| w. .'..'...''.. ..134t
2s7 Frank Nelson Gerry, Kand1-
2ss Geo. Games Kostka, Roseland s4> M
289 William Alexander, 4th w.. 1886
29O William Erickson, 4th W.. 1905
291 John L. Kochiras, 3rd w.. 1877
292 Carl Oscar Olson, Colfax. 12:
293 Otto Paul Zelsdorh, 4th w.. .178:
294 Carl Elmer Monson, Lake
Andrew 64s
295 George Pelton, 3rd w. ....: lib:
296 William Koelikamp, Roseland 90.
297 Edward J. Graunke, 3rd w.. 1863,
29S Emil Johnson, East Lake Lii -
299 Lawrence Oberg, 3rd w. lin!
300 Justine L. Thorson, Norway
Lake ....... .......< 9O(
3O1 Daniel Fredolph johnson,
op1cek1 .'.............. .133!
3O2 Merdfck Rushton, Lake Eliza
Oetn .-.......-.. ....... 7Ol
303 Geo. Hiding Olson, New LON
| O0nA. ........... .126l
!, 304 Elmer J. Olson, Atwater~.. .119
305 Arthur Eugene Bergiund,
nesse9 =. .. !. = !. !. -, -. 30
! 307e Chas. A. Miner, Lak9 Lillian 73
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

Girls Wanted for Farms.
Amy girl or young woman willing
to help in the household duties on
farms In the county are urged to. call
Mrs. w. H. Hengstler Of this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

Miss Esther Nicholson left Satur-
day fora visit with relatives at Sioux
Falls. s. D. Is. .-'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-25

=. Ernest Johnson of st. Paul cr
rived Saturday TO spend his vacattnQ
in this city.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-07-06
BREAD AS ECONOMICAL FOOD
Would Be Used More Extensively II
Home-Baked Variety Was Always
Good, Say Government Experts.

If home-baked bread were uniformly
well made. it would be used more ex-
t%ensively than at present in place OF
more expensive foods. say specialists
in the United States department OF
agriculture, and this would be a dis
tinct economy. From the standpoint
of nutrition 1t makes very little differ
ence whether breadstuffs are served in
the form of bread or in the form OF
breakfast cereals, side dishes with
meat, or desserts.
A man engaged in moderate muScu-
lar work can protitably consume about
three-fourths of a pound a day of
hreadstutfs in any II of these forms.
This quantity is the equivalent of n
pound Of baked bread. As Il matter
Of fact, however, 1t is not probable
that in the average family this guam
tity is consumed and the deficiency is
made up by the Use Of more expensive
substances. OF course bread alone Is
not sufficient for the maintenance of
health, but from both an economical
and IA hygienic point Of view should be
used more extensively than it usually
is, declare the experts.