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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25

ssr benz 8ro5eB bon Nrnano
Goenede uno Mlbert Sebler, Die beI=
Be Ser 8erlesung oes teraniidcn
2opalit1tsgeieees angeflagt iino, 5a-
ben oie 8~erteioiger Martim & Nc
Dsnalo bon Muitin uuo @. s. Sin=
ben pom bier, ben Mntrag geiteat, Die
MnfIoge fanen gu lalien, ou oas Be=
1es unfonItitutiolien iei. Inter 0ielern
@eIeB tDiiroe Elm 9iirger BON 9fiabp=
INC, mo- elm ioldes @eles nidt eri-
itiert, in unierem Staate nift oielei=
ben Ned,te genieBen, mie in Sflabo-
MO uno oas mioerfpriht Der aonlti-
tuition. gas @eriht IieB Die anflase
fallen, entfdieo aber niht iibcr
oie Ronititlitionalitat oes @eiebes-
Inner DiitriftanrpnIt Mcs4sfia erbob
aIeiG oaraltf cine Mnflage anf Mnis
rubt oSeoitione gegcn Die BET
ben jlrnaen 9eute.
Mebrere San ~alltonioer 9iir-
ger baben Elm 9elegramm III aon-
greBmanu SIapoen geididi, IN benz
lie gegen oas Aufgeben oes Mranias>
HaB gabnbofes gatt5 energiib pro
te1tieren. Sic ~erfl1ren, baB Die 81bn+
geieaibaIt ourh cine oerortige9ano=
lung Die nit DER 8iirgeridaft abge-
idloIlenen Gputrafte perlebe uno oaB
oas in Der ltmgegeno oes 9abnbofes
liegeuoe Grunoeigentlim oaDnrf emit
nertet uiiroe. Mie iih bieie Balm
bofsgeihidte eigentlid perb1lt, lit
nidt fiber; bod miro felt ldnaeref
s3eit ooppn ~geiproden, oaB Die 4ran.
las 9aBs@ eieIihaft Die Ginfabrts-
geleiie nito oas gabnbofsgebanoe Ell
1ler atioern aornpagnie 81 bennsen
geoenft.
Gin Soloat pom Camp 9rapiS
muroe nit elmer inn mittleren Sitter
ltebenoen 5rauensperion in eincm
&atie an Der Ban HeB StraBe ber-
baftet. 9eioe muroen megen gerlet.
sung Der SIR llnteroriifln8 oes 2a-
tiers erlaiienen Hegulationen pro5ei-
iiert Der0en.
Gin Gbauffenr puroe ora 5rei-
tag nadmittag inter Der anflage
perhaftet, geiItige @etrdnfe fiir Sol,
oaten in Uniform gefauft nno oieieI-
be in Die Sroden5one eingefhmuggelt
81 baben.
am 6reitag lieBen iid 33 BE
fruten fir Die erite Sdynaoron oes
2. teranii6en &aDaaerie Heaimentes
antperben. lin Die Hefrutierung mog.
IidIt 5u foroerL eridienen 5ebn Der
ihon In oieies Gegirtent eingetrete.
men 2elite bel elmer ouf Dem alamo
Slate abgehaIteneil @erbe- Ser
ialnmlung in Gowbopsaoitiimen.
grdiioeut Wilion bat cine gro
flamation erlaTien, Dab Gonnerstag
Der 80. Mai, ipie iiblid oils Memo
rial ODER Observation-Disclosures &c
feiert tueroeir ioa. Sn alien airhel
Ser Std0t fin0et Inn 1890 pormit
tags gottesoieuit itatt.
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Die Nabrnngsmittel Momini-

- Die ytabr1ng5rn1ttel N0illllltz
ltratioit bat Die bieligen Grocer alf<
g~efproert, Gigentimern BON ogoaro=
ing" t61uiertl, Die bisber ben erlniie.
men geitimmungen nidt nadgefom-
meiu iino, porldufig feinen 3nfer
mebr 81 perfanfen.
- Die Nabrnngsmittel Iomini-
ltration bat %angeoronet, DAB Der
Grocer 6. s. Silngmatn 2304 @cit
Commerce StraBe, fem @eidaft nld)=
iten 9ienstag, Mittmoh nno Gon-
nerstag 81 idlieben nno Die Snmme
bon $3.50 gum Soften 8ren5 beisn=
traaen bat. Or tpalrbe iiberfiihrt,
@ei5enmebl an upei5enloien" gagrl
perfauft 81 baben nno iol onBeroem
in mehreren aroern 5dden ieinen
aulloen Mebl obne Die porgeifriebe=
ne Gnantitdt BON SnblfitIten iiber=
lalien baben. Gem Grocer d. Maies=
bofer, 529 9its@oniton StraBe, err
gina es aus oenIelben@ eabniidl
bod fam er etnns better meg. ST
muB lein @efdaft bonn Sonntag por=
mittug $50 big Dienstag nbeno
idlieBen ltno feline unfreiminige Be-
ltelier SIM Noten &ren5 mnroe anf
MIR $50 bemelien.
Die Grocer Der0en nod)mnls
oarauf alifmerfiam genladt, ouB lie
ibren ltdotiiden &unoen nibt mebr
aIs 5 Yfuno 3uder nno ben ldnoli=
den nidt mebr ais 10 Bfano ani
eininal perfaufen oiirfen. Sir Gin<
mod)e3mede fonne tie segen cine Gnt-
pfongsbeideinigmg 80 Bfuno 3uf=
fer abgebef, bod mlB iib Der 9ilnoe
fd)riftIid perpflidten, ben ettpaigen
nidt gum Ginmahen gebraudten
Mejt 5uriid3ubringen. Stir ananti-
taten BON mebr ais so Ifuno miiilea
oie adufer einert bon Der Rabrimgs-
mittel : Administration alisgeItedtet
Ghein poroeiger.
Der spolfiabrige 8alter Sobbs
lit felt 0ienstaa aus leinem e%lterli-
d1en Sauie pcridmunoen. es miro
befiirhtet, oaB Der Suflge, Der i'm
Galaoo 8ohe, binter Dem Camp Sro-
bis, 81 baoert pflegte, ertrunfen lit.
s(lld) elm anoerer Gnahe, belien aa-
me nidt mitgeteilt lit, miro felt mel-
reren Sagen pernliBt.
Die aoQeftionen fir oas Note
areu5 beliefen iidr ON 6reitag aui
! $4,000, alio $1,000 mebr ais BON
Ser Stoot perlangt muroe. Die ao-
mites iino bamit inoeB nidt 5ufrie-
ben uno poaen Die Sammlungen
bel,te nod auf $4,000 bringen
| ODER - plabenl
sSrau Mabel 8. Diias lit uegcn
MiBbralfs Der YoIt perbaftet NOR.
ben, muroe aber segen Steaung BON
| $1,000 giirgidaft bonn gunoeS-a om-
| miiIar Gomaros ~porldllfig alf freicn
| SaiB aeIebt. Sic miro belfnloigt,
orei bieIige 8anfen I'M $4,000 ge-
bradt uno sur Iusfiibrirng ibrer
| sfbeifelhaften gransaftionen lid Der
Goit beoient sil boben. 3Dei Der
@onfen pcrloren lie $4,000, Die brit
te $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
8reie Yrefe lit stras. spnna6tnt Ben IS. wiai 1918.
6teuert reidli6 gum Soften &reu5 6ono bet! .
Cffebersis.

Die 2elerin elmer 3eitung IN Gle
pelano idreibt Dem 9lotte: SD bas
be geleien, oaB Hihter Bbilipps
meinte, es ioae Elm @eies beiteben,
bos 2euten oie @eirat oerbietet, Die
ith nod beinabe fremo lino, uno
iunae 3aore iolten iid crit fennen
lerneu, ebe lie iib perbeirnten. SIT
bin ieet ihon 5rpon5ig Sabre perbel=
ratet uno babe meilten 4lten infrter
nod nibt fennen gelernt."
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Gntipredlembe aprreftnr.

SD borte ood, Ser 9err Mtuier
iei aus Dem Gegetarierflub altsge-
lhloiien moroenl"
SIT er aud, er bate oas @ort
ueingefleiidt" ia einent gcridt an
gcmenoeti"
,ltno nun lit er aber bod tDieoer
aufeefommefl ~fDoroen2"
ussa, er bat aaes 5uriidgenommel'
nno Sag @ort umgednoert in einge,
mltrselt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
Mit Sen ,Sabren.

uGigentiimlid," REF Elm Sllnge
aus, mie ib mid oeranoert babel
Sis id) nod flein NOR, nannte mid
meine Moma INNER ibr 9ammden,
uno iekt beiBt tie mid BET leoer De-
leaenheit einen S6afsfopf."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25

aunoe ultentidloiien). u9te 2a-
ME bat 5ebntouleno Dollars, ME Sic
iagen. Gb ih aber BET ibr oas or
ipbnte @liif finoe2..
Seiratsbermittler: uDann neb=
men Sic bod ole an0ere Die bat
fiinfsehntaule1oi"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
@(cidl ans Dem Sansdlen.

HeaiItrator @eier (oer Die ltr-
~lnnbsreiie antreten min: yaommt
ocnn Der 3us INNER nod nidt, Serr
8ermolter2"
.Gr bat oreiBig @inltten Geripd-
tnng."
rSimmell llno i'd bab' bios bier
sbn Gage ltrlaub.~
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0prfppit in g(merifa.

Mrs. @eltgabel: u@tDas % fill
mid, 8oItmeiiter2"
8oitmeiiter: SD ie6e aidts."
Mrs. &eusabel: uMerfmiiroig, id
eriparte cine aarte bon meiner San
tc, mann Tic gum geillh fonmt.
9pitmeiiter, in oie Slide rufeno
Salt OH etpos geieben fir Wrs
Seugabel24
5ran ToitmeiIter: vSa> lire Con
te fomnlt an Oonnerstagl1
SAINT &rieas-Spar1marfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
Srrtnm.

.Srau @efer. lpeni mir Sbre
aate pieoer, pie leBte Naht, meme
&ilbe fort, ihieBe i6 iie einfaf iiber
Sen Saufen.".
Ga baben Sic no1fommen redt,
Serr Stormlep aber oas mar nidt
meine Gase, oas mar elmer meinet
Mieter, ser Oboe lernt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
Sie y~eDnnernSwerte.

@ieoer elm i1eltes M1oden ntef=
ne 6ralt brolld,t iehs big aht ole
Sabrel"
So, iie lit gil beoallerm Die Mao-
den fam Tie 5tpar tpedieln, aber Den
Mann nidti"
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unuerfroren.

Madame (bie u%npernultet aus oelt
5beater beinlfpmmt): u@ie, Inna,
ssbr grdutigam iist i'm Speiie3im-
mer?"
aodin: Y9ur mdbreno bes @iIer,s,
Wa0amei"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-25
4m aleioc banat's.

9efannte: Sic baben iebr lang
Inn Sbren Monn eetrauertl"
y8itwe:: ga; ons aleio bat iid
bor3iigIid) getragen.@
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b.ckdles.
@abrideinlides Bctter.

Sir Gan Mntonio uno llngegen6:
Seute abenb uno ntorgen teilpeiie be-
1edt.
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0entIie.

&artoffeln, neue, $500 un0 1926 per
100 8fnnh; California, $2.00 per 100
Efunb, COLORADO. $f.75 per 100 Rfo.
GIBfartoffem gam. $3.50 nno $3.50,
3lpfebeIn, Eeras germuoas, $1.25;
@rnital @are, $3.50.
Somaten, mer., 1926.
8obnen, COLORADO, Rinto. pei Bfn..
1925; California 8abous, per ctpt.
$10.50; Hints, 1915; 2imn. SIS 90:
HaprL $500; BladeDes. $11.O0; Ruuno
Green, per 8ufhel 9atnpers, $3.50.
Sriihe String Beans" $t.75 uIo
$500.
&obl, 1926 unb $3.50 per 100 Efo.
Crime Efeffer, $3.50 per Crate.
, Habiesher- soc per Dso. ssituoe[.
Gpinat, 85c per Camper.
Crime grbien. $500 Der 1nnper.
@eeteu, $500 per 100 Hfuno.
WeerretttasR irsein. per Kfn. i2h
@urfen, $f.25 uuo $1.50 Der @uidel.
Beteriilie. 4Oc per Gtb. sHinbeI
appfidlat, Gal.. $3.50 unb S3.75 Der
Crate.
grobeeren, 5000 per Crate.
8firiibe, $1.25 unb St.75 per Crate.
grbieu, per Heiner Crate, $500.
WeIbe Wur8eln, $500 per 100 Bib.
Gounl6, $1.00 Der Buldel.
gierpftan5en, $500 per 8u16el.
8iiben. $500 Der 100 gfluo.
-Marft.
Gan 4ntouio. 25. 9lai. 1918. -
&iibe, $7.35 Bis $500.
&dlbcr, $3.50 Biz $t0.S5.
gullen, $3.50 bis $1,000.
O6ien, 5000 biz $1,000.
ct. 2ouis. 25. Wai. 1918.
8inbbieb, Serass@ieb $40 biz $3.50
Sd)peiae, $f6.05 biz $3.50.
6aute.
8eialsene 5dlrte ........f5 per BIB.
Erofene 5diite 1890. zoe Der 8fo
Urine 9dufe ......... 12e per Bf0.
6eae.
98oIf utto Studs -. 80. 30 @ts.
gngoras 3teseu. per 8fo. :. 10 Cts.
Nngoras 3ieaeH- beihdStat .... 5 Cts
H~xc a~s.~2 uo
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Die ,0reie Yrene fiir Seras"

0as saaeblatt lit bierlenig u0 fofet SOC per Wfonat ODER Sc per Satr.
Os @pdenblatt lit sied8ebn1ehig uo fotet 50 per Sabr. Nob Oferieo
50 gdo. ga5 europe, 8orto ~eingehloien, So.
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SAINT ariess.S 2 parmarten.
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Or, 8eo. s. @nr5bad, 3abnar5t,
Sids @ebdloe. Gr. 6067.
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SAINT ariess-S parmarfeu.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
THE JUVENILE BAND
CONCERT GREAT SUCCESS
Sundays Concert Melted Band
About Fifty Dollars. Splendid
Numbers Given.

The concert given last Sunday after
noon at the Opera House by Willmar's
juvenile band, assisted by other musi-
cal talent, thoroly pleased the music
lovers present.
Prof S. George Harstad is to be con-
sratulated on the very gratifying re-
suits OF his efforts as leader of this
pand. Zach member proved himself
talented instrumentalist and gave mark
ed attention to his leader.
The seven selections appearing on the
prosram, The Boys Brigade and Swed-
lsh Guard, marches; Autumn Flowers.
overture; Out on Guard, military medi.
tatlons; The Moonlight Waltz; Keep the
home Fires Burning, and Star Spang-
led Banner" rendered by the band WeTe
highly appreciated by the audience and
given applause. A few enc0res WAR;
also rendered.
The mandolin duet by Oscar Hoagberg
ana Elmer Peterson and the mandolin
solo by. Hoagberg revealed their super
ment.
A cornet solo mabel Polka" by Ralph
Forsberg showed good musical ability.
The baritone solo, Largo by Prof.
Harsead IA sta a. gave convincing testimony to
The vocal selections were given by
Miss Sigrid Reishus and Mr.. Merald
Tollefson. The vocal solos Love in
Springtime" by Miss Reishus' and "Oh
TOR a Breath O. the Moorlands" by Mr.
Ioilefs9n 1ed s?n,,oT were equally we'll rendered
birds Farewell' by Miss Reishus and
Mr.. Tollefson established a place for
them In the affections of the audience
Their voices blended in ideal harmony.
The proceeds of the concert were
$721O. After a few expenses have been
paid, the band will net about fifty dol
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
Red Cross Conference.

A Red Cross meeting was held last
Saturday forenoon at the Masonic Tenn
pie. Several delegates were present. from
the following branches: Green Lake,
Raymond. Kandiyohi and Norway Lake
and from Burbank and Pennock Auxili-
aries, Mrs. Nordley Of Granite Falls
was present and spoke. She also in
spected the garments and the rooms.
Questions were discussed and answered.
In the afternoon they attended the teach
ers meeting at the high school and Mrs
King spoke on Junior Red Cross. The
meeting at the high school was to con-
solidate with the teachers in doing Red
Cross work.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Russell Spicec, Mrs
G. E. Qvale, Mrs. G. H. Freeman e. F.
Fink and J. F. Millard attended Red
Cross meetings In Kandiyohi and Atwat-
er where they spoke to the Red Cross
branches at these places. E. F. Fink
is the chairman for the Red Cross Fund
The Red Cross dinner given at the
Savoy Cafe today between the hours Of
eleven and one netted the Society forty
dollars.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
Fifteen to Leave Next Week.

Fifteen to Leave Next Week.
Call No. 40 asks for fifteen men to
entrain Friday, May 3rd for Columbus
Barracks, Ohio. Those fifteen men are
to be taken from the following list
and those left after the thirty have
been selected on April 9th:
Conrad Parde Christianson, Paynes-
Olof S. knudson. Brooten, Rt. 3.
Wesley Earl johnson, AtWater.
Eddie Alvin Lundquist, New London.
Albert Johnson, Svea.
William Frank Harris, New London,
Rt: 2.
Christopher Anderson, Willmar.
John Hiding Nelson. Pennock, Rt 2.
Wilhelm Carl Larson, Atwater.
Albert Green, Atwater, Rt. 6.
julius Otto Stipp, New London.
William Martin Niece, Willmar.
Evert Jan. X. Breems, Raymond.
John Edward Johnson, Hawick.
Tennis William Knott, Raymond.
Ole Helmer. Pennock.
Thomas Emit Shoemaker, AtWater.
Rt. :.
George Olson, Willmar, Rt. l.
Walter Harry Hallberg, New London.
Charles Harry Moldenhauer, Willmar.
Olof OliverSOn, "lllmar.
They leave on No. IA at 2:30 o'clock
arrive in St. Paul at $50 p. m. Din
ner will then be served at the Sherman
hotel: leave St. Paul at S:45 p m over
the Great Western by special train
tourist sleeper via Chicago. Train goes
thru without any change of cars 50
they arrive at Columbus at IL: IS
p. m. on May 4th.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
RED CROSS DRIVE

Edwin F. Fink has been appoined
county chairman for the Red Cross War
and the sum to be raised for this coun-
ty during the week Of May goth, is $780,
900. A campaign similar to that of the
Liberty Loan will be held. The funds
raised will be used for the work Of the
general Red Cross for hospitals, ambu-
lances, relief among war stricken peo-
pies of the allied nations, etc. This
nation Is asked to raise one hundred n H.
lion dollars during the week.
The Red Cross drive put on. year ago
was very general as only a few parts
in the county assisted. but this drive
Is to be general one, and reach every
precinct
Plans are being considered for a big
parade at Willmar to precede the drive.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
W EDDI GS
HOOkuM.ADAMS

Miss Maude K. Adams and Mr.. Oluf
R. Hookum were married at the Luth-
eran Free parsonage at New London
at nine o'clock p. m. Saturday, April
goth, Rev. E. M. Hanson officiating.
Miss Isabelle Thompson and Mr.. Ar
thur Hookum and Prof Herman
Hookum, a brother Of the groom, and
his young wife were the attendants.
The newly-weds left on a wedding
trip to Montana. They will be at
home to their friends in month. The
groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivar
Hookum, and is a progressive farmer
and thresherman. The bride is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
LINDBERCH OPENS
CAMPAIGN HERE
Great Crowd Expected to Hear
Gubernatorial Candidate at
Willmar Tomorrow

Tomorrow the opening gun of the
Lindbergh state campaign tor the nom
Kandiyohi county court house at viii,
mar: 1t is freely predicted that the
court room will prove inadequate for
the crowds that will come, and that an
be necessary. "1AA
.Kandiyohi county is said to be one
of the best organized counties of the.
state for the Non-Partisan League
in which the "solid Non-Partisan town.
ships went lover the top in the Third
Liberty Loan as pretty good proof of
their loyalty, If any such proof is neces-
Sary.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
BOYS WILL BE- OFF
FOR CAMP DODGE
Farewell Dinner to Be Served Next
Saturday. Parade at Two
O'clock,

The next contingent OF thirty re-
cruits will leave N'illmar for Camp
Dodge, Saturday Of this week. Din
ner will be served to the boys at
twelve o'clock at the Savoy Cafe by
the Commercial Club and local board
A parade will take place at two o'clock
IN the afternoon. The fourteen men
from Wilkin County. thirteen from
Stevens. nineteen from Swift, and
twentysix from Yellow Medicine will
come thru here and with the thirty
from this county and twenty-three
sfrom Meeker, the bunch will number
one hundred and twenty-five men.
The train will leave Willmar at 2:3O
p. M. and arrive in st. Paul at six
thirty D. NJ. Dinner will be served at
the Sherman hotel. They will leave
st. Paul at eight o'clock over the
Northwestern line for Camp Dodge.
Iowa.
The following is the list of the bows
nOtlned to be ready to leave, the last
eight being alternates:
Arthur Eugene Berglund, Atwater
CharleS y. Miner. Willmar
George Henry Anderson, Svea
1Daalney august HouSen. Spicer, Rt. ..
EdWln ArnesOn, Atwater
Clarence Edward Yockel, St. Paul.
Bennae y. Dunham, New London
QUO Odlund. New London.
Elmer johnson, AtWater. Rt G.
James Marshall Fraser Willmar
SIMON Edward Solmonson, Atwater
OllVer Emil Johnson. Raymond, Rt T.
otto Emanuel Berglund. Spicer, Rt 2.
andrew Lee. Atwater, Rt. 8.
Frank Rufus Coolen, Raymond
oscar Leonard Morsen, Atwater
John J. Week. Brooten. Rt g.
Lars L. Birkeland Willmar
Herbert Allen Anderson, Atwater
Olof Handland, Minneapolis.
Ernest Eugene Berglund, Pennock
Arthur William Paulson. Willmar
Colbjorn Eidahl. kerkhoven, Rt. ..
Einar Hjalmar Brogren. Willmar
George Robert Knott, Raymond
Marcus O. Mikkelson. Kerkhoven, R. 2
l. Elmer c. Engwall. Atwater.
Ole A. Hildahl. Willmar.
Clarence Leonard Paulson, Atwater.
Albin Gustaf Carlson. Spcer. Rt. l.
Joseph E. Scheinbloom. Willmar.
Herbert Alf. Masterson, Pennock, RI
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
RAILROAD
IMPROVEMENTS START
Three Stretches of Double Track.
Will Be Laid this Season..

Work has begun on the Great North
ern to lay double track between Long
Lake and Delano, from Willmar to Kan
diyohi and Willmar to Pennock and
from Campbell to Breckenridge. Four
time freights have been changed to 60
over the Fergus Falls Division. The
mail train and passenger trains will not
be taken off this division as reported.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
"A RUSTIC ROMEO"
TO BE REPEATED
Second Performance. For Benefit
of Red Cross To Be GIVEN
Friday Night.

The home talent play, "a Rustic Ro-
meo" presented at Dreau,la.!d Theatre
on Tuesday evening of iasa wea&, will
be repeated on Friday evening e this
week, by request.
The repetition Of this play rs or the
benefit of those who were furn~a away
for lack of room last Iarne and f1ur those
who desire to see the good production
twice. The proceeds will oe. g:7en to
the Red Cross Society
Several new specialties have been ad-
ded to be given in place of The Red
Cross pictures shown before
Tickets are now on sale and NAV be
reserved at Hallin's drug store
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
Escaped Patient Pound Deaa.

The dead body of Joseph Wieczorek,
one of the harmless insane patients at
Willmar State Hospital. who escaped
from that institution Monday morning
of last week and whose Whereabouts
has since been unknown, was found yes
terday (Tuesday) forenoon by r. O..
Fosso on the L. o. Thorpe farm on the
north shore of Foot Lake. Mr.. Fosso
Immediately notified Sheriff Bonde and
Coroner Branton Of his grewsome find
and they went out to make investiga-
ton. The body was laying, it's back
out marsh. It is probable that the un-
fortunate man had died of heart fail
ure while straying around.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
VETERAN ENaINEER 1EAvEa

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Mclaughlin left
this week for Los Angeles, Calf, to
make their future home. Mr.. McLaugh-
lin is one of the veteran engineers Of
on pension. He came to wfllmar t1ir-
ty-fve years ago and was in active serv-
ice for thirty-four years. His SON,
CHARLES Mclaughlin, who is now SUPER
gan his railroad work as fireman for his
father.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
MAKE REPORT OF
FLOUR ON HAND
FIJI Out Flour Coupon and Mail
to Judge C1bert Before
AZ 1St.

To The People Of Kandiyohi County:
Elsewhere in this issue of the Will
mar Tribune appears a communication
from the Federal Food Administrator
for Minnesota, together with coupon.
A complete and accurate survey of
the amount of wheat -four in this
county is to be made, and the first step
is request through the newspapers
for voluntary report Of -four on hand.
This report must be in my hands be-
fore May first and every householder
is hereby requested to cut out, fill In
and mail to me the coupon mentioned
before May 1st.
T. o. Gilbert,
County Food Administrator.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24

Martin O. Monson, Hawick, Rt. l.
Edward E. Olson. Willmar.
Harry Louis Yockel, St. Paul.
Erwin S. Erickson. Olivia.
Gustaf Enander Monson, Willmar.
Olof Cornell Angel Simonson, Spicer,
Rt >.
Nels Anderson of Atwater, whose
order number is 1855, will go with the
party on Saturday, having asked per-
mission to do so, and the request was
granted by the local board.
No doubt there will be a good turn.
out OF people to cheer the boys TN
their departure and bid them Cod
speed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
THORSON-RuSTEN

pretty home wedding occurred last
Sunday afternoon when Miss Clara Ma
thilda Rusten, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rusten Of near Priam, and Mr..
Harold Oliver Thorson, were united in
marriage by Rev. Nicolay Nilsen Of the
Lutheran Free church of this city. The
ceremony was performed at the bride's s
home in the presence of about twenty
five relatives and friends. The wedding
march was played by Miss Florence
Sanderson. The attendants were Vernon
r. Thorson and Miss Emma Rusten Mr..
and Mrs. Thorson will make their home
in this city. The groom is employed at
the Osmundson garage.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
NELSON-JOHNSON

Miss Clara Johnson and Mr.. Emil P.
Nelson were quietly married last Sat-
urday afternoon, April Goth at three
o'clock at the Synod parsonage, Rev.
j. N. Anderson officiating.
The attendants were Charles Johnson
and Dolly Clark.
The bride was gowned in chiffon taf-
feta, wore a veil in cap effect and car
ried roses The bridesmaids wore silk
poplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will make their
home on the groom's farm south Of this
city.
The Tribune joins with their friends
in extending best wishes for good luck
and happiness
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24

SOLD CATTLE FOR $s,744.3o
T. 0. Dengerud of Dovre township
sold eighty head of cattle Tuesday of
last week to Haug, Anderson & Alvig
of this city for $9,744.30.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-24
- % N33O01SJ
County Food Administrator.
Little Citizen LEAGUE.

Little Citizen LEAGUE.
The Little Citizens League of Dist.
No. 1O4 served lunch to large crowd
last Friday evening at the Martin
Syverson home. They took in ten
dollars. The proceeds were given to
the Red Cross.