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Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
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ten.

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Ten.
Gines Der 4iebl;nQsnrgumsnte oev
Probi6itioniltn belisbi onrin. onB fe
6ebaupien, bic aiuoer BON Yerfonen.
Die 9eiitiQe @etrdnIe i'm llebermnB
eenoiIen, ieisn erblid beIoltet. Die
uniinnig bies qraumcnt III, sebt oars
aus bsrDOr. onb in iribersu Snbrs
9unoerten nod piel unmdBiger ees
trunien ipur0s nls iebi. un6 psnn li9
bic Idlimmen 6oIoeu bel ben nGdItsn
Gereraiionen 5eigen pirosn, 10
miiBts beuie bic gnn5e Wenidbeit be-
gsusriert Iein. Dos lit nber olisnbar
nidt Der 5nu, obIfon mon bei ben
PrObibitionilen pobl BON elmer ets
wiTen Degeneration iprehen tam.
Die S%tuocnisn. bic uou ieber in
BEN Rufe iianosn. sifriee uno tiins
tige Srinisr 5u iein. bnbsn aud i'm
WiittelnIier in bieier beiteren GunIt
@rlIedlides gsIeiItet. Sn oes @Ios
Iius Wultibibus' G9riit ibrr Dos
.3ehs Re6i", pelds 1916 trlhien,
finoen mir bic Srinlreesln Der Stus
oierenoeu suInmmcneeIte1t. Dnua9
purOs aetrunien Aus SpsilsihiiHtIn
ober nus oes 9dustnefts loniiaem
5il5but oOer eor aus olteu ihIimms
getretensn Shuben." Wnn psrltnub
gnr pobI. ~selnl5sns YnuerntorpitH
(9driug9 in Die Sanne seton. nit
Dem 8isre gor mciIterlih ein3uIdIute
fen" Slide. penh Te t~rinlen.
fniIen un6 heben oos 9Ios nit benz
Munoe auf; Glide .foHen Die cine
2ipps. bonit ie oliO nit Sur Grbe
geItiirstem &opIe trintsn mOsen; ans
Oere nebmen Siuei @Idisr 3uIamnsn
unb trinten lie nit chamber 3ueIeih
aus" NoIideroId Thitoert elm 9tus
bentengeIose ieiner 3eit (17. Sabre
bunoerD pie foIgt: :~@tIihe ioffsn
chamber 81 ouF StiibIsn uno 9Gns
ten unb an Yoben. ourh ben arm.
burh Elm 9sin. ouf ben anien. Den
8opf iiber iid. inter iih. binter IiH
uno Dor lid. anbcre Ineen ouf Der
@ros unb IieBen lih's Our6 eiutn
3ri6ter sinldittcn. go elmer nint
9eIheio fun uoIte, oos COLT aIS
ShimpI unb iie pogfen chamber bic
GIdisr ins @eIi1t." S9on oiel Fris
Der ingt 3aiiersbere BON oen Stus
Oenten: .Sie fouien chamber gu,
unO tuer an beIten Ioufen mag, Der
luiro Oottor ODER MagiFer." Gs
mnr illus, Iid Ttatt auf Naffen ouf
leBr groBe NudntitGtsn Wein ober
Bier bernusauIoroern. Der 3uerft
ON 8ooen log. lpor Der 8sIieets. Sm
Sabre 1862 erThien in 2eip3ig cine
S9rift rWibtr ben S%auFteuEeI", in
Der es beiBt: -Gs iibsn IoIhe 2oIfer
leBuno niht Bios bic MonnsperIonen.
lonbern aud bic Weibsr. ni6t anein
ole alten, IouOern oud bic iungsn
ainber. bic ,onnen ollbereits ein 6oIs
6es sutrinten. Die GItsrn Iebren's
ibre 8inber.-
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

Sole Nrmncr UerwMritct. Mit
BEN IUahlenUch An9c0ui al ~glter
Nm0s.Sdiunlpurlt" III oel Scrlllcr
Nluttcrn nlc0rcn lid) ole SIerOeoleD.
ltdble, Die uut ole lcIoenldaItl.h
item BMrltlrenloe bc0cItlld ltnl.
nlcIl %lollen. Uei Der ArumnalpO.
li5ci laulen tdSlId) cllpa 81 Al5ei.
GET EN-. Sn uIricn tSullcn liil0 ole
Yleroe bon Oenell, Oeilen lie allucr.
trullt Nlir0cl, lelDlt ucrldouen Gle
g~eltoblcnen Yicroe 9egen 81 eincin
gro6cn Seil crit aus NerIln bmaus
nno tUnlnIell Oaln ais rSdlludt.
pferoe" 6nrild. 0roBe Wertc 9e-
ben 0nbel ucrloretL 0cun 0le 0er.
rem 0iebe nrbnacn lcbr mcM,g Mud.
lid)t auf Hnlle un0 Sett Der Sicre,
mo nur leItcn gcllnBt rs. fullbare
GclnpIeroe III lestrn au9cnblId gu
retten. 90 mur0en elrcm Ycliter
in Der NbornltruBe ans Dem Stall
omel cole Happen acitoblen. Die all
Die 20O,0O0 Mart mcri limo. gie
Giebe fiibrten DIE Screen Mennpfcr.
DC crit III eInen ub9c!egcnen Stoll
in Gbnriottch5nrg nnbmcn linen
Die Nenuocden alb. leatcn ibnen &c.
itoblcnps NrtlIlcrle9cid,irr aul unO
lud)ten lie oam gum Sd)ladtcn Sl
u~crfaufen. Ter 01ilicr crfanrt.
aber Die cole Maiie. mo ariminal.
bcatntp beldllngnntmtcn Die Nieroe
uib nabmcn Den Gieh. cillen Slut
id)er &arl Wuoide. iclt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
Die @aiOIia.Y anti@er.
9Insen iiber gerfaIihunsen eines ubne.
bin 10 teMren Stuffes.

pN - NlfDf
Mon iprod friiber meiitens bon
@einpanti6erei oOer nub BON Mild).
tanti6erei, - aber oieI mebr Gorge
id,eint omerifnniidcn Autleru bcute
RE @oiolinpantidcrei 81 mqhenl
SIMMER 5nblreiher meroen &. g.
sic Neifmeroen BON 4utomobiliabs
rem ooriiber, Dab fie an einem fal.
ten Wiorgen es ifmierig finOen, ibre
Mai6ine iibcrbaupt in @ong gu
tringell, Ieoiglib infol9e Der idIed).
ten NuoIitdt ibrcs nerf1litteit go.
lolins.
SHon in perihie0enen amerifani.
id.en Stonten iino Ieriude gemadt
iporoen, Die A~ufltenuug elmer be.
lrimnten, omtlif nnerfannten Site.
giorm fir @aioIin berbei5ufiibrcn;
cs mill ieooh oomit nift 10 i6neu
eCben. Gin pnar Staaten boben tat
!ddIib iold)e 9ormen aufgeitelt uno
moden aud Den 8eriud, oieiclben
sur @eltung 5u %bringen; ood lit
0ies i6pierig mi muB mobl Der.
pidlungen unnermciolid) MAIDEN, 10
Innge nift ale Stooten oicielbl
Norm boben. 8oS oiirfte aud fir Den
2oien einleu9teno genltg iein, uno
bierin fam man oiesbe5iigli6en IuS.
lollungen Der Observation-Disclosures
penigitcns nidt obne meiteres In.
rett 9eber.
SIN iibrigen bat Die 8iinoes.
Notwithstanding in 8oibing.
ton Dor niGt LANCER 3eit elm &omi.
tee our llnteriudung oieicr Grage
eingelctt; uno man bat oorouf bin.
aepieien, ooB Oos @rgebnls oieiel
grbebung oieaeidt sur tati1dlihen
@eluinnune elmer nIlgemeinen @alo.
Iiu : 9sorm fiibrer. t0nnte.
Meiltens beItebt Die Yerf6lid)une
oorin, oaB oGs @aiolin nit peritie
oenen SeiIen @r00I n%nerihnitteu"
MIRO, bcionoers ioa Dies an manhen
SilqungS Stationen geid)cben. 9ns
giergbnu . Mmt pom Deportement
0es Snnern, meIdes ebcnfalls Oieiem
G~egenltano nabeltcbt, bot Iid ihon
Dor I6ngerer 3eit in einenl Yerid)te
iharf iiber iolhe @epflo9cnbcit &c.
ai,Bert, pelde geroOc5u aut 9etrilQ
Iinalsliefen unO olerlei Nahteilt
i;no @ciabren nit lih br1dtcr, alid)
rem Yroou5eutpn nidt number ida.
oeten, als Dem Bcrbraud)er.
Wan bat Den EroOu5enten nic 5u-
seinlltet. oaS @uiolin aboilut rein
gu licfern. Abcr oacS nuuB feline
6ren5en baben, mo Die. 8cbraud)s.
fdbigfeit oes SIuioumS ioute untcr
tcinen llmit1noen in Jra9e geitel;
iein. Die gutomobililten mouen
Gle Ausreoen Der 6abrifanten be-.
ttefis foItipieligercr Yroouftion
Il I. 10. nidIt geltcn laiien. Sic be.
iteben oaralli, Die bette Sorte 81 or.
hulteil, pelde fir oas @elo 9ellcfert
ceroeu fam; mo penn tie itou
b0bere Yreiie gu 5ablen baben. alS
friiber, 10 molen tie wenlgitcnS ganS
tcltinlmt miiien, mus tie eiocntlih
taltienl llno nel mohte es ibnen
ceroenten2
9arlim miro Dor aQem elre feltge.
legtc @iite-gorm aeluiini9t.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23
Ger alte 5rit unO spartafns.

Sn Der erIten Summer Oes Ser
liner SogeblatteS". one mnd) Der 10.
ten Somnars&So dc crifiru. erS1bItc
elmer Der HcOoftcure, ouB ibm aus
lriiem HcOafiionS5imucr Gin f!cincs
SilO ocS altcn Srit obbouNcn ee.
fomnien lei. mo or bat ocn unbe.
fonnten Sportnsiitet. Der cS an lih
genommen, feline @enoiicn on onS
Jrieidle Wort pon Den @nSc.tcn.
~0ie ltidt gcnicrt meroen l%olltcn".
ju e%rirnern.
9icie ionfte Mabnlmg lit 0em
6etciliAtcn Sportnfls &Gnlpier An
@clidlt gefonmen, un0 or crircute
ocn Ncooftcur Ourb Ocn ~joIlcnocn
9iobrpoitbricf
Werter Nerr Ylodl :
Sic modlten germ uiiicn. mic uno
mobin Sbr oIer 6rit pcridyumneen2
@cItatteu Gic mir oabcr. Sbncs
mit5ntcilen. BOB i'd oae 9iI0t,cn
nm 6ubbonen Iicarn0 iauo; nm es
Dor Der ,icritoruna 81 bcrpoarer,
bob i'd cs oui INN nohm cs an mid.
Gurdl 0os Tn5miidentrctcn cincs
NlornbcicblS uer1ab id) Is ieoodl
mo nnbni cS nit nod @auic. IS
Irclr! mid. nnB i) Die Wclclclheit
babe. ocn olIcn 6rib ieiiicm niraen
Nerrn mlc0crSlgebcn. llno hoile.
roB Sic in Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and cinnaI cin acknowledgements
@ort iilr SpnrtotnS iirHcn mrrocn.
"a ih Gin 6iibrcr pon Spdrtatus
8cnnclcn bin. 10 mcrocn Sic Gcarei-
icL NoB id) Sbncn meincn Nonen
hno aorcie niht nslnen psrce. Sins
tonnen Sic ater gIaubsr: Aou9 uns
ter uns nBilocn" GIT es 0"icre Renz
ihen.
Dit freiem @rab
Spartotus.
Dos gilO. larieb scr g!cOat!tur,
babe iA nod r,i6)t srb lteI.; aber i'd
9abe ous Wertrnucn, oaB es tommen
iOir0; Bonn BE 3orte osrrGt dion
0urdl sic liebuSriiroINe Hnno me.
idl lei Gin ~iiuiBcr &crr~. cine hotlt
nj'nideA reunNlidle t%Srlinnng. &icl.
lcidlt lit mcin mbefdmtcr 0orrc-
ieonornt ordl 10 i%rennolid,. Die
~l2i!Ocn" unter leineu NameraNcn.
oie nbelNS nod' upu oci 9odltrn III
oit Styliirn ldieirn nm harmlcie
PoIiautcn Nei0hrocr, Mr GiuiteI-
ma oieicr mutiibcn una hincr!iiti.
ata observation-disclosures uiiynior.
Ncrn.
Nti II soft mo @eOEl0 miro
aus &crcnforncrn Elm Yrot.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

@inen rcalen Mcrt bon Wenih
gu Wcnih bnben MIR Die &onblin.
gen, Die ans ocnl &er5en fonmcn,
un6 oeren limo mcniNe.
Mit bortpn unO iibcImolenoen
Menihen Onrh Die Yanor oeS @ih.
tes pcrfniipfi gu icin, lit mie Gus
Ginacfcrferticig in einem eiicriieil
31fig.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

Sin sraniiger SMnO. Die @eniel
@oll5ei entoedte an Der Hue De Ia
9Srairie in ellcm Softer Der BORT
% Gage lang gcIcgen bate, Den
Seidnom zines Iungen @tilionars
oi,s Dresden, Toul @oritctter. Der
i'm ySotel @cou.&ipage" mobnbait
nar, uno. ME oil eriten Nndior.
ibungcn ergebcn babcn, Der einem
gcwiiIen Marcel Serttmann aus
Surembura nit elmer &cuolpcrfugcl
getotet murOe gum .3lucd Der BE.
%rulibnna. Wian butte Dos 6cbIen eI
nes Yctrages por 6r. 10000 felt.
lteaen f5nnen. Gle Toll6cl lit aut
hcn Spnrcn Der Gnubacielen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

Greiiti9feit mno &iidiidtslc.
Iiqleit limo @i1enlhaiten. Die Der
0lii0ere INNER crit lcrucn ninB -
bonn 9inmacrcn. IS lit mitbin III
Gcniiicn Sonen fliiser, oiimmer Sl
icin.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-23

@tit @ott mo @eOElo miro
ats NcGcntorncrn Elm Vrot.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
A w A T f. r.

Atwater, April 14.-Mrs. John S. Ander-
son and Mrs. Andrew Sell spent the
weekend visiting friends at Willmar.
Mrs. Ellen IosenQuist returned to
Anoka Saturday morning after a weeks
visit at the VIM. Jefferson home
Ruby Larson and Ruth Harrison spent
the weekend at their homes at Kandi-
yohi.
Miss Vivian Freeman visited last
Sunday with her sister at Willmar.
ESperance Lawson of New London
visited Friday and Saturday at the Z. J.
Gallea home
Sumner Peterson spent the weekend
visiting friends at Willmar.
S. B. Glader. was up town Monday
tack Of appendicitis.
Chas Miller of Diamond Lake visit
ed Sunday at the John Miller home
Mrs. G. w. johnson spent Sunday Wis
1ting with her parents at Litchtield
for a couple OF days business trip to
the Cities.
Attorney and Mrs. l.. E. Covell Of
New London were AtWater visitors Sun
day.
j. O. Malmberg left Monday morning
for couple OF days trip to the TWIN
Cities.
Chas. Cederstrom drove home a new
Ford touring car on Monday, which
he purchased from the Strong Motor
George f. Jones returned Wednesday
from a couple OF days visit at the
Bids will be let next Saturday, April
10, for the new cooperative store to be
Cyrus Halvorson of Willmar visited
last Saturday with his sister, Mrs.
Mrs. August Holmberg Of Willmar
visited last Thursday with her cousin
Mrs. Elmer j. Olson.
Hildur Solmonson Of Lake Lillian
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
KANDIYOHl

John Kieberg visited at Frank Nelson's
on MIS- FISK 9Nei1 was a visitor at the James
Lawler home on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. Isaacson went to Atwater
Glader celebrate his e1ghty-third birth
frank Nelson went to Willmar be-
Nels Anderson of Atwater spent Fri
day and Saturday here.
Mr. j. VI I,,] Holmb @a visited with
fr1 Mss A At w Gunde on SPENT suSday
Mrs. c. F. Anderson went to Itch
field last Friday to visit friends for a
Miss Allene Peterson spent Saturday
Little Helen Nelson of Fahlun spent
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson.
Mrs. G. J. Mold attended a birthday
| party given in honor Of her mother, Mrs.
John Bergquist at Willmar last Tues
Prof. G. A. Thunstedt spent Sunday
Miss. Alma Grimland spent Sunday
at her home at Willmar.
Miss Mabel Staufer of Green Lake
visited here on Saturday.
The Mission Society Of the Swedish
at Swan Anderson's on Thursday. April
| IT. Everybody welcome.
| Miss Lille Erickson spent Sunday
at her home at Green Lake.
the weekend with friends at Willmar
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mold were enter
tanned at Mrs. John Noid's on Sunday
Ruth Harrison, Gladys Rierson and
Ruby Larson, who attends Atwater High
School, spent Sunday at their respective
| homes here.
| Services next Sunday at the Swedish
| Lutheran EbeneZer church at 800 p. m
Sunday school at 200. Services at 800
p. m. on Good Friday. Rev. Hjalmal
| Tillman, pastor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
HAWICK

Hawick. April An. P. solberE and
daughter Katheryn were entertained
at the E. J. Hood home Monday night
for supper.
A land deal was transacted the first
of the week when A. B. Norris became
the owner of the J. E. Smithson farm
northwest of Hawick.
Helen WEIGH went to Willmar Monday
where she visited with her sisters un-
til Wednesday.
Miss Florence Johnson assisted with
home the first Of the week.
Mrs. A. Emhauf called at the J. F.
Iverson home Wednesday afternoon.
1t is rumored that there have been
two applications put in for the post
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. WEIGH were Pay
nesV1llo callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schultz are the
proud parents Of a baby girl who arriv-
ed Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John e. Johnson visited
north Of town Sunday.
Rev. Mos Of Paynesville held services
at the M. e. church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennie Pelkeys little
child has been suffering with a bad
gathering its ear the past week.
urday evening.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. O..
w: Olson is reported to be very sick.
Martin Monson who has been serving
his country in France for several
months past, returned home Saturday.
he brought with him the piece of iron
that was taken from his leg while in
the hospital. Martin Is looking good
ana all are glad to see him back
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

township is visiting friends in this
village the forepart of this week
Nels B. Nelson returned to Minnea-
polls Monday after a couple Of weeks
and with his sister. Mrs. Henry Bomsta
at Lake Lillian.
Emil Miller Of Minot North Dakota
is the new manager of the Strong Liv-
cry barn and took charge April LIST.
Thomas Barbeau and P. j. Gallea
were visitors at the County Seat be-
tween trains this afternoon.
Twin City tractor was unloaded
today which will be taken out to the
in Lake Elizabeth township. The farm
was purchased from Mr. Glader Of this
village by Minneapolis parties by the
names sunts Of ;,, Pr r and sivright: The
which the farm will be seeded with fax.
Ludwig and Joseph Miller of Minnea-
polls arrived last Friday for a visit
at the John Miller home in this village
and with other relatives in this vicini-
Mr.: and Mrs. P. J. Gallea and baby
daughter returned last Friday from
Frances Stark spent Sunday at her
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Slightan of Mime
ota will arrive Tuesday morning for a
visit with his brother William E. Sigh
w. F. Benin was willmar visitor
on probate business between trains
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson returned to
Minneapolis Monday after several
days visit with their son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Ingvald Ander-
son.
Mrs. H. G. Anderson and daughter
Margaret were Willmar visitors Mon
day afternoon.
Louis Fernnald returned Monday after
| an over Sunday visit at his home at
Grove City.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
ARCTANDER

Arctander. April 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Larson visited at New London a
week ago last Sunday.
Mrs. Oliver Skindelien who has been
i'll for some time is now improving
nicely. We hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. John Henjum is reported serious
ly i'll at present.
Ole Void the popular book agent Of
Norway Lake is around selling books of
the European War and Theodore Roose-
welt.
Mabel Mos is assisting with the
housework at the Henry Henjum.
Ole Hjelle is the owner of a Ford
and he Will soon be seen riding his tin
Lizzie.
We sure had some bad weather last
week but hope it will soon turn to the
better, as the farmers are patiently
waiting to start the field work.
Peter Osness arrived from Michigan
where he has been employed in the
copper mines. He is visiting at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Mos of Swift
County and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Larson
visited last Sunday at the Henry Hen
jun home.
The flu ban has now been taken off
the West Lake church. and services
were. conducted there last Sunday
Services will be held again the second
day Of Easter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
COLFAX.

Colfax, April 14.-Miss Olson visited
friends in Willmar from Saturday I'M
til Tuesday of last week.
Pearl Hatlestad entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at her home last
Sunday. The occasion being her birth
day anniversary.
Paul Erickson and Oliver Larson re-
turned last Friday from Sisseton, S. D.
where the have been visiting friends
and relatives.
ly visited at the Elmer Kullander home
Sunday evening.
Erick Erickson visited friends in Will
mar last week.
Joseph Olson arrived home from
Rockford. ILL.,. last Tuesday whore he
has been employed since last fall.
Esther Olson visited Elmer Rutland
er's Sunday afternoon.
Mable Lundgren visited at the Hen
ming Bengtson home Sunday.
Services will be held at the M. e.
church next Sunday at 800 o'clock by
Rev. Dahl.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
PRLAM

Priam, April 15.-Mrs c. Jensen and
Albert called at the Evan Erickson homo
Friday evening.
Daisy 1saacson enjoyed Saturday and
Sunday with Flora Eultng at W1llmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Portz of Willmar
enjoyed Sunday with the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gunderhaug.
E. s. Barker went to the Cities on
business Wednesday.
The ball players met Sunday and or
ganized their team. Leslie Barber, UNI
pire; Albert and Otto Jensen, Ed. Erick-
son, Tonic DeVisher, Clifford Hjalmer,
Leon Barker. Leonard, Maynard and
Harold Hvam.
George Warren's and John Nelson's of
Pennock, Mr.. Kemp and daughter en-
joyed Sunday at the John Swenson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Barber spent Sunday
at the Gents home.
Joe France had the misfortune Of get
ting bad bruise on his face while play
ing ball Sunday.
Joe Rusten enjoyed himself car rid
ing Sunday.
Some of the Priam young folks en-
joyed Sunday at the Erickson home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16

Geolene Rood visited at Gundhild
Kambestad's last Sunday.
The Foshager girls visited at the
Sam Henjum home last Saturday even
ing.
the oliver Skindelten home last Sunday.
Herman Evanson visited at the SyV-
ert Skindelien home Sunday.
Rev. Otto Ring conducted services at
the Hough church last Sunday evening.
Word has been received that Private
Melvin Ellingson will soon be on his
way home from France. Private Elling-
son has participated in some Of the
hardest battles fought by the Americans
and he sure will be welcomed home
again. He left here for Camp Dodge
in February 1918.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
RINCO LAKE

Ringo Lake, April 14.-Miss Iona
Monson spent Tuesday afternoon at the
Aaron Carlson home.
Misses Hannah and Anna and john
ME Larson and Albin Peterson Of Long
Lake visited last Sunday at the j. E.
Carlson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ekblad and son
of Spicer visited over Sunday at the
p. j. Ekblad home.
the Magnus 1sdahl home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Monson and
family visited Sunday at the Nels Mon
son home.
Hannah and Gustav Swenson visited
Sunday evening at the J. E. Carlson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Carlson and daugh-
ter Helen visited Sunday at the Fritz
Danielson home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-16
END STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pape's DiapepsIn" makes sick, sour.
0assy stomachs surely feel fine
in five minutes.

If what you just ate IL sourink on
your stomach or lies like 4 lump 81
lead, or you belch gas and eructats
sour, undigested food, or have q feeling
of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste in mouth and stomach-head.
ache, you can get relief in five minutes
by neutralizing acidity. Put an end to
such stomach distress now by getting :
large dfty-cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize II
I'VE minutes how needless it Is Is suffer
from indigestion, dyspepsia or any ston.
ach disorder caused BY food fernantatioo
due to excessive aid IN stomach. .
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Carl Ellis Of Mapleton is the new

Carl Ellis of Mapleton is the new
barber at the c. o. Swanson barber
William Maier was at Willmar on
business Monday afternoon.
Rev. M. LeVander will conduct serv-
ices at a funeral at Grove City next
Earl Edwards formerly manager of
the Strong Livery barn is now employ
ed with the section crew.
Rev. J. T. L. Coates, Sunday School
day after conducting services at the
Presbyterian church here Sunday.
Edith Johnson of Lake Elizabeth left
Monday for an extended visit with
Private Ferdinand Frost arrived home
last Friday from Camp Grant for a ten
and friends at Rosendale:
Alvin Estrem who attends the Augs-.
burg Seminary at Minneapolis arrived
home Friday evening to visit his father
George Estrem who is i'll.
Miss Bernice Cornell spent tho week
end with friends at Willmar.
H. O.. Gunion, manager Of the Stand
ard Lumber Co. yard at Kandiyohi was
in this village on business Monday.
Private Elmer Quist returned home
last Friday from Camp Dodge. He land
ed in this country March ~ after serv
ice in France since last May. Private
lery. 3Oth Division. He left here for
Camp Dodge February 1918 Elmer is
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Quist
who reside four miles southwest of
this village.
Clarence Paulson who recently return
ed from overseas visited friends here
one day last week. He is at present WIS.,
iting with his mother at Grove city.
Clarence will soon returned here to
accept the position as clerk at the Co.
operative which job he held before en-
tering the army.
Private Walter Elstrom returned
home last Wednesday evening. He
spent seven months in England and
France, serving with the 145 machine
gun battalion. Private Elstrom left
Atwater May Is. 1918 for Camp Lewis.
The Strong Motor Co. reports the
sale of Ford cars to the following part
les the past week: John Engstrom,
F.. Croonquist, Oscar Isaacson, Gilbert
Gibson, E. j. Simons and H. o. Gunion.
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SVEA.

Svea, April 15.-Services Easter at
1900 o'clock, and on Good Friday there
will be services both in the morning
and the evening when Rev. Ryden our
former pastor will preach.
A. 0. Nelson's were entertained at
the M. r. Swenson home for dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lindquist visited
last Sunday at Hjalmer Nordstrom g.
Miss Zilphia Nelson came home Fri
day to spend her Easter vacation with
her folks.
Prof Anderson and A. P. Johnsons
visited at the P. P. Johnson home
Sunday.
ening at the A. o. Nelson's.
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HARRISON

Harrison, April 14.-Olive Hemming-
son is employed at Charles Millers.
Mrs Steve Woods is visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mrs. J. A. Mast
erS.
julius Olson is a new Ford owner
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Martin spent
Sunday at George N Martins.
Clara Hallbom went to Minneapolis
Wednesday where she is visiting re-
latives.
Mrs. Hugh McRae visited at Albert
Dahl's couple days last week.
Confirmation exercises were held in
the German Lutheran church Sunday.
Albert Dahl and Ed. Feig had their
Fords overhauled last week. Pete Nc
Rae did the work.