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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
StdtSbdnedriften.
6csjerinsens Drift al Sernbaucrnc
Ignee ct f%pitbart Experiment.
S%oriesstiocm for tort.

@aibington orl 24oe Sanuor:
Sielgc Snteritate Commerce. &om'
miSiioncrS ieneitc Spgopcr bcIeb
SernbarerncS iamleoc Hcttoin0tGg.
ter iig / 1919 til sis, 5000 900,
eIler omtrcnt $3.50, 100000 minSre
emo / 1917 % $370,000,00 min.
orc ero / 1916.
3isie Op9auer siGIoer ale al
Hesieriu9en orepne eIlcr fontroae.
reoc 9aner, 1875 / Salet, bpis
9ruttpinbtG1ter operifriOcr $1,000.
600 ON Iaret.
Srt0tpgtcrne fra @ooS., EaSIa.
GER % representation belsb iis til.
iamnten iii $4,S73, 000,0 0 bpiIfet
er $3.50 ,O00,0 600 mere, emo oiSie
SnbtGster anbroe I'll Iarct forio.
Sriitsuogiitcrne i 1918 belsb Jig I'll
1891 100000, euer onttreitt ST.
100000 mere emo oct fore9aa.
cnoc gar.
9e iorcIpbiee Happortcr ira Sern.
baucitpreli eu a%ntpoer, of 8oostra't.
fen gif no6et tiIbage / December,
bpiIfet p9iertIig ifplotes ben npiten
fuIoItproige Stan5 / De tore 6or-
Ienoelier al 2epnetsmioler bcitelnte
til europa % / transporter al an'
Oct arigsmateriel, meoeltS Sraiif.
omfoitninserne bolbt JIG omtrent
lige bsic.
Sisie her paapegebe SmitGlloig.
beoer reoucereoe Sriftsinbtpgterne,
Der iiben &eforomaaneoelt Sui ban.
De pGret / itaoig Nteogane, for &C.
cember til omtrent $30,000,000
MOB 500, 204 900 / December 1917.
De melt fremtrGoenoe IrGf /
Observation-Disclosures ira iilor bar, at
Snotpqterue ira 8oos . og YaSia'
~sertraiifen ~Iorseeoes ntcb onltrent
$500, 100000, meoens 0riftsom'
foitningerne Ianttioig forsgeoeS meO
$336,0O0,0O0 lom 6slge al De be.
pilgeoe &ensforbsielier.
elsie er Sernbaneitpre.ierl nDe'
ite Operilog, men De paaitaaes life
at pRre fuIoitGnoi8 nsiagiige.
Sioere oplpies, al SsnnIngslilten,
iom / 1917 beleb Tia iii S1,7t0,.
100000, / 1919 paa Grub al
Observation-Disclosures ite9 til $2,346,.
100000. 9snning5liitcn for bette
gar oMiatteOe noget ouer 100000
3apne. 8ieunemInitsIenner rar
ueo llogangcn al 1918 libt oper 40
&rocent bsiere END ucO 9e9pnoeIict
al Aaret, oa Hegicringen oOertog
Griitelt.
8eneralbircfter Sine3 opIpIer, OF
StpreIien fife tror, at nogelt 6or.
beieIie al Dc nGrppreIl0e Iorter uil
BIZ ne6oenoig; beler life at Der oil
bli iorctoget no8ct betpoeligere Gc
ouftiou ! 2sbct al Oct rye Aar.
Sc Der a~nierte GpgaDer itaor i'm
inoircfte 6orbinoelie meO Serbia.
neitprclien3 ll~noerbalauce poa ca.
S196, 100000. 9ettc gclgb repro
Ientcrer 6orificQen melcm gnuer-
ne5 3cttoinotGgter % De bcnimco
$9OO,COO,OO0, iom 8elicrin8cn &C.
rantereoc ganerne i anrIig &eie.
Seller life or bcri m~e0re1net De ca.
S5S6, 100000, Iom auuenote5 til
| 6orbeoriuger % til Snotleb al &o6'
ne % Sofomottoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
~Sansparie 5treif enot.

Ncip Oorf oen 23oe Soruiar: Zen
al $1,000 SfrGooere % Speriter,
ioul er beifiPftigcoe meo at ip aIG.
Ser for WPnO % @utter, for oUer
ire Waaneber iioen erflpreoc Streif
enbte ioog meO S~uOrcmmeIien al
Strcifernes arnu pna Ell 9egrPns.
ming al arbciOstioen til Al elmer
ON uger.
9erimoo er Sen forrige 5irsbag
al $4,000 Gables @aiit. og 1reis
Wtafers erfIPrene Streif for at op.
naa en- ~Iisrerbe 6orforteIie Of Pr.
bcibstioen, iremoeIes isang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Iror life paa
Deroensfreo

3opefa, Sans. Sen 23be Saruor:
8enerolmoior 9eonorS @oob, Ser
fommdnberer lobe Sipiiion, boIot
ibog poa ct 6eaesmsoe al Statens
2egislatur en- 5ole, bpori ban poa
bet fraitisite itstteoe geuaselien for
en- permanent gernepligtsIop.
Sans Vlnu sif I'D paa, forflareoe
ban. at ale unse Wene itulSe sisrc
icr Roaneoers Diiltpriieneite. San
anina BET for Ell tilitraffelis lang
gpeIiestib III Of sisre Dem iii Sps.
iise Solonter, ON beres 3ieneite no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Sen. Oliper 900.

Bittsbursb, ga, Dem 22be SAT-.
Sorbenp. Sorbuttosienotor Geo. Z.
Slioer er ioog afsuaet peo 0s0en
lit 9ien beriteo5 eiter I91gere SiOs
S~Dgcligbeo.
Der. Sliper bar fsot / Gungan.
non, SrIanb, ben 260e Sauuar
1913, men tom iom ing 8ut til
4merifa % bar iaosobtiom belle 81.
Ben iiben bapt lit Siem / aQegbenu,
ser M uogisr en- Gel al Eittablrgb.
Sans ii0ite Iermin iOyl scnatOr
lI0leb / Wtdrt5 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
S~clshepismen / DETER.

Tacoma, WaiB., oen 23oe SAT-:
st "Soloater-, WatroS. % arbei.
oerraao" efter bet rsocite rilSiiite
Solibepiitmsniter or organiieret Der
al De itreiferioe geritSarbeioere.
Som Weolemmer al "Raabet" bill
bli optaeet Iaapel biemoenoenoe
Soloaetr og SipinHnO iom almin.
berlige Arbcibere. InaoetS Sopeo.
opgape bill iorelsbig bli at isse at
iorbinore De biemne,oeabe Solooter
og SiemGuo ina at taee Streifernes
Ylao1e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
S%finoprilerne.

ct. 2ouiS ben 22be Sonuor: @eo
IuftionSIaIget / International Sur
Grtange her isaar % ioag bIep Ser
iolgt Sfinb % Telsocrt for life
mInore eito ST 100000.
Slallot DC foitbareitc Sfino, iont
ioIgtes bar LOO ritSiiife 3obelifino
al oct SIagS, Tom tioIigere reierue.
rcoeS uoeIlltfenoe for ben rlSiiife
aeiierfamiIie. GiSle 100 Stino
irlobragte tiIiamnten $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Socialilter neetet PAS,

9tcp 2)orf Ben 23oe SAT-: Siolge
ct IOu8 mootaget Telegram ira oen
iocialiitiife SonJresmano Weper
Sonbon, bor Observation-Disclosures
negtet at uoltc6e Bas til De ire ante-
rifonite SOcialiitcr, alderman III.
9erou See ira gtew 9orf, Same5
S'9tcol ira 9rootlpn og S5obn %.
8orf ira Chicago, iom bar paIgt
Iont 9elegoter til ben i~lternatio.
uale SociaIiitfongres / SouIame,
Sdmeij, ! 6ebntar. 3eIegrammct
anierer life 0run0en, bporior Hciie.
tiQaoelie negtes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

genliroe lfuI6e freezes til 2on0ets
0orluar. San er al Den 0tcning, ar
81 life Dor bare nogen IGroelcS Itor
ltaaenoe arne, 90 Bette pil0e bcQere
,ltte n9re nsooenoig. ON aIminoeIig
SernepIlgt inoisrtcs.
Snn troSSe life paa RuIiebcoen
al en- itcoieporcnoe SerocnSireo, Iaa.
oe ban. Srig er iom Ell VcitiIcns.
Zen toinmer uiorparenocs, oa Sen
melt ocnOfratiife @aaoc for en- g8a.
ton ION Dor, or ar bore forbereot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
llooeline at
Carnegie eoalier.

1etersburgb Oen 236e Sauuar:
Carnegie Sero 5un0 aommisiion
uo0eIte ioog paa iii iemtaloc oarli8e
Wteoe WeoaIier % 9eIsnuinger ior
beItenoSige Gierniuser i aaret
1918.
9lanot pristaserne bar Sobr
%. Smitb i Shofielo, @i5., Der iii.
fienotes Sroucemeoalien for Den
2Soe 5uIi 1916 nico 6are for iii eset
Sip babe reboet Baula .. Prabit
% Sopbia Z. gocf fra az orlifne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Den ipanife / 2lIalfa.

8oIbineton ben 2S0e SAM: Set
amerifnnife Gsoe aorS bar bepiIget
ct Siorag al $3.50 0 til Sielpear.
bcibe / 6orbinoelIe meb Suflllcn5a-
epioemien / MIaifa. @uperner Riggs
rettebe Tor Ell fort Sib iiocll en- Sen.
penoeIie til &soe aorS ON SiGlp,
inotil Der al aongresicn funoe bIi
taeet Sfribt til at tasc Jig Of Situa.
tionen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Gr.Keiier 900.

Sofpo, Sapun, ben 23Se Sanuar:
Sbo. aeiier vi SEMI al Scored er
iSas ofsaaet Oeo Ssben Tom JsIge
al ct SlastiliGloe.
aeiieren obSicereSe ben 9be Slli
1907 90 e~iteriuIgtes al lin Ssn gi
spef, Der imioIertib aiiattes ben
22be @uguit 1910, ba aorea for.
melt bIep arnetteret al Saoon os
2onoets Rapu ioranoret iii Gboien.
Gen aiosoe GrfeiIer bIeo 6S aar
sammel % beiteg Sronen i 1864
iom Den 30te ! &rffeisIsen iioen
9pnaitiets 9runSlasseIie i 1892.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
8erolmtiom / Vortm9al.


8aris boIbe tit anOet Wsoe for aab'
ne 9ere, % oct par Weninge1t, al
paa bette Weebe ifiilbe Hremiermini.
iter Iopb George bringe trent ben
itsrite og pistigite Boit paa &pngres.
lens Brosram Oprettelie al Ell Ser.
bensliga al frie Nationer.
s bette 9ieblit foreliaser Ser enonil
ingcn 9~eretnirg fra bette Wappe, men
BET blep paa Sorbaanb erfl9ret fra
aneiueIig paalibalig Slide, of Sr9.
iioent @ilions Yrinciper for Ell iaa-
oan 2iga / alt pei entlig er blet Of
cepteret og inforporeret / De fleite al
be fem Stormagters Sorilag. Ser
fan iaalebes life bore nogen betpoe.
lise inbbprbes alfpiseller mellem Dc
forifieuige l1otait iom bill bli frem.
lagt.
Oct err life iartbfpnliet, at noger
ceentlig Sisfusiipm al @mnet fanot
Steo / Set aabne Wesoe. Oct ino.
ifrrnfeoe Jig rimelispis til 2lopo
Georges Splesning al BET brittle
llbfait - maaife ogiaa andre blep
opl9lt - % til 0reftelIe % 9tebi9t.
telie Of en- aornite ener &onmisiion,
bportil BET Itore Spergsmaal funbe
benpiies. Dte1n ieIo bette bar natilr-
ligpis i @irfeligbe0en peret afsiort,
ipr bet blep bragt op paa BET aabne
Weoe.
edo Be Iaris" meOoeler / 2sr-
bags, at bet er l~anbiprlist, of Sor-
manositiHingen / commissioner for
@e~rbensligaen bill bli tilbuot Bre-
iiocnt @ilio,, men oct frentgaar life
at Selegramnlet, ON bermeb menes
ben permanerte ereflrtipe 8ommis-
fion for ben etobIerebe Serbensliga,
ener ON bet menes Sen @ommisiipn
- ener ENTHUSIASTICALLY - iom MI
ifal ia fat paa of giennemgoa De for
ifiellige llbfait og itebe Dem iammell
til en- iGaes Ylan ior ben poroellOa
2iea.
Gen 22be San. futteoe &orgresIe en-
- Iom nGpnt - 9ei~llltning IN i'm
Solbning til &uslanb, % oct bar
Nfr. @ilions Tlnn ON Ell forionlig
Soloning, Iom blep afcepteret.
Get beilutteoes at inbbpoe DC for
ifjcIliee &egieringer / Huslanb til at
ienoc Hepr9 ientanter til ct Meoe
meo 9elegater ira SrebsfongreSien ,
8oris, iaa Be bocr iipr funbe trent
itiae lin Sag % iGrlig forflare line
t%erritoriale &rap. ia Sen frantic
&egiering life brso Jig ON of faa
brast oisIe rusiiife SenoemGno til
Garis "af Trpgt for Smitte".
fom ct fronif 9lao ubtrpfte iia =
blep bet beiIuttet, of 9pnferencc,r
meqem Be rusiiife Heprpi entanter %
Sreosfongresiens 9eIegater ifllSc
Fnoe Steo paa Briniesic.2en / Mar-
moraiisen Il Spb for &pnitantino.
peD ben 15be Sebruor. Sette er
ialialo ct iaapas aiiioes Steb, of
man er trpg for ~Smitte" fra Gus.
Lamb.
Genne Srebsfonaresiens Seilut.
ming ON ben f~orionlige Soloning iii
&lislanb bor paft abifinist &ere
baaoe / ben brittle cg frantic Tresie.
: enelano Ipnes 9eiIutningen of
bare pirioet ubeIt @ifalo iitben ale
politiife Seire. Hresien er enitem.
mig /. lin 4nerfienoelie al bette
Sfriot. Men / 6ranfrig er bet fiin
ben liberale Eresie, Iom inotager
bette S~tunhpInft. SeIe ben fonier.
patipe ,Slsi err opermaaoe bitter oper,
at 6reosfongresicn pil "nebIaSe" iig
til Of mlberhanble meo Senii,s o.
srct,fps 9elesater. 9ette beIsber
fig %rfelisbeben til ofi.sI aner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Slaaoeityrfen.

@oibinatou oen 236e SAM: Gla.
men ON at faitITtte Sen alnerifanifc
SHADES WauoifabSitprte mioIerti.
Dig til $4,000 Nauo tiIItemtes
igaor al Observation-Disclosures Iari.
nefomite.
Ser opIpieS, OF planen artoges
meo enitemmigbco, % at Sen foit,
latte WtanolfabSItprfe er $4,000
Wtano minore enD al Warinemini
iteren an~befaIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

belle ben nGrp9reli0e norIfe 8egie.
ring mco StatSmiriitcr Ginuar
aunolen / Spiolen en- al De uprnle.
ite Gage pil tage lin Ififco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

Sc tpife @alg reiulterer I en- pper-
Srlbenbe Seir for &esierinsem.
DC t.pbernte Soeialiiter % Semp'
fruterne mBnitrer tiliammen 21
al 421 Seleguter. Wationalfpr'
{amIinserr ffal mboe'i @eimar Ste
Sebrrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

Scm r,tsfiife rbbe Urine paa Silbasc-
tug fra @eit. -gItr 1aaet at SIT.
Iemberne beb Narba % at Sitbai'
erme neo @ilna. gplibeptf.Srop'
pcrne reut1ner Yetrpgrab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28
Krlg % 5red

fra Grebsfonsresien / Saris. -
@erbemslisaen paa Sapetet. -
Den forIonlig: Solomius til &ls'
lamb. = 0e forifjeaise rnsNifc
"@esierinser" inbbpoes til &oiie'
renee paa Yriniesle-Em.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

Gn Misfion fra Trebsfumsresiem til
TpDcm. - On fraftig Mbuariel til
be frigcrifc Smaaitater / gitemrp'
Ia. - &ungrcslcn neoiGtter en-
&rffe SpeciaIfumiteer. - Gn bel
aft Yrpteit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-28

81 H6@fRRaR2S II 5FP BH95Ha g gs%W sEs sYo sHSSkp 81 4 HEH 2sszzHEBbzss he n M sn5asEMksssSoow 9s INA STE 2 g sH sE At THE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-09

VIII, 1eIL ldSt, week LOT L0elr nome IN
Fort Ransom, N. D., after an extend
ed visit at Martin Christenson's.
K. J. Thorson and family and Folk
Larson from Courtney, N. D., called
on Frank Eanst last Tuesday evening.
Conrad Christianson, who has been
serving his country in France, return
ed last Tuesday after being at the
firing lines for many months. Con-
rad got through without a scratch,
while many fell by his side. His
family was very glad to have him
come back and also his neighbors
and many friends.
The young people from Edward
Sunde called on Robert Nebring last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ole Nelson visited with Mrs.
Walter Olson last Wednesday.
Conrad Hanson has hired out to AL
bert Bark for a year and began his
work there last Monday.
Jenny Johnson returned from Min
neapo1is on Thursday evening Of last
week.
Dora Hanson, who has been visit
ing with her sisters, Anna and Sc
phie, at Minneapolis, returned home
last week.
I. Ole Martin Nelson came home be.
fore the 18th to spend few days with
his father.
Two daughters of Mrs. Mile Ander.
son are spending the 4th with their
mother. They are employed in Min.
neapolis.
Ethel Urseth and Helen Hanson of
Minneapolis came last Thursday to
visit at the home of S. o. ~Susag and
returned on Monday morning.
Many from this community spent
the 4th at Litchfeld.
Goldie Susag left for Wendell, Mimi
the 3rd Of July, returning the 5th
The Christianson young people, ST.
vert and Inga Seeland and Gordon
Nelson, spent Friday evening at the
home at John Peterson being Conrad
Peterson is now at home.
Johan Olson from Spicer has bought
the old B. j. Benson's farm.
S. O.. Susag left for Grand Forks
N. D., last Friday evening.
Edward Sunde has put up screen
porch on H. A. Hendricks house.
Lena Nelson and Conrad Olson
spent Friday evening at the home OF
John Peterson.
Edward Sunde. has built an addition
to his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.: Hanson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks attended the
wedding Of E. o. Lindgren. and EN-
ma Nyhre at the home of the brides
parents near Kerkhoven last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs: O.. Lee and four chill
dren Of Benson Mimi, came last
Thursday to visit at Mrs. Lees home,
and returned on Sunday.
Mrs. S. o. Susag, Sophus and Goldie
were Willmar callers last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Hendrickson
called at K. J. Thorson's last Sunday
and Miss Petrine Thorson went with
them home for short visit.
The Lorentzen young people spent
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Ed. Sunde. i
Alfred Christensen and his sister,
Sophie, spent Sunday evening at the
home Of s. 0. Susag.
Anna Fridlund7 of Willmar visited
with friends in the community over
the 4th.
Emma Sunde returned home last
Sunday evening.
Many. families, attended the gath
ering at the Bethesda Homes last Sun
day.
K, j. Thorson was visitor of the
O. ~Orson family last Sunday.
: Geo: Sunde has repaired the auto
mobiles for Aug. Benson and P. B.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-09
MAJESTIC,


In "Bare-Fisted Gallagher" Will
liam Desmond's latest production
from the Jesse D. Hampton studios,
released by Exhibitors Mutual, the
popular big star has a role that is a
delightful blend of comedy and
drama. Desmond is at home in a
character of this sort, a mingling of
the melodramatic with richly humor-
Gus situations, and his Celtic phiz
and genial personality register genu-
ineness and wholesomeness. This
picture will be shown Thursday
Lila Lee, diminutive Paramount
star, has an entirely different role
from that of her preceding pictures
in her latest picture "Rustling a
Bride" which will be the picture next
Saturday.
Although the public has only seen
four of her pictures, she Is already
one of the most popular stars in the
profession. In this, her latest pro.
duction, Miss Lee portrays the role
of little girl Of the West-a typical
outdoor girl who Is as much at home
in saddle as the modern society belle
is in limousine
Salutary lessons to young brides
who think themselves neglected by
their hard working husbands and who
engage in more or less harmless fir
tations with other men, are embrac
ed in the development of the story
of Lets Elope," the new Paramount
starring vehicle Of Marguerite Clark
which will be presented Monday and
Tuesday. The theme Is a fascinating
one and its treatment by producer
and star has been guided by. delicacy
and taste with superb effect.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-09

zEra1and BALE returned tdzBenson
last Thursday after visit at the Nels
Benson home since Sunday morning.
He recently returned from one year
overseas service with Base Hospital
No. 81 r.,
Miss Hldur Monsoon returned to
Minneapolis after a three weeks Wis
1t at her home here. sE She is taking
nursing at the Asbury hospital at that
place. ~. IT, %>s@==
Misses Hazel and Hildur Sven
son Of Minneapolis visited at the home
Of their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
N 81 SWensons from Friday until
Monday.
George Halverson returned Sun
day evening from Minneapolis and
Buffalo. He Z. motored there last
Thursday in his, brothers. car which
was left here some time ago.
Geo. w. Swenson, who is employ
ed in an electrical department of the
Northwestern Telephone Company at
Minneapolis, spent the latter part of
the. week at his home in this city.
> James Kavanaugh=s and j. T. Nc
T Ginty of Murdoch were Whitman visit
ors last Saturday. Mr. McGinty re-
Gently returned from ten months av-
ersea service with the 115th Sanitary
Train.
DIR. H. F. Porter and family re.
| turned, Monday morning from Sioux
City, Iowa. DR.. Porter left Thurs.
day for that place where his family
has been visiting for some time with
relatives.
:, Mrs. A H. Holm left Friday for a
| few days. visit with her sister, Mrs,
VIM. McAndrew, at Minneapolis. Mrs
McAndrew is from Houston, Texas
and they are visiting their smother
Mrs. Thompson.
| Miss Minnie Peterson, returned
Saturday from Hot Springs, Arkan
months. She was accompanied by
| her father, Andrew Peterson, who
met her at Chicago.
Miss Sigrid Sjoquist OF. Minneapo
lis enjoyed the Fourth at the c. A
Sjoquist home in this city. She re
turned with her cousin, Otto Carlson
by car, the latter returning the fol
lowing day with his sister and family
who reside in the cities.
+ MIR. and Mrs: Geo. w. Johnson anc
two daughters arrived Thursday even
ing for a visit with relatives at Sun
nyside. He is a son of Thelandel
Johnson. The visitors are resident!
Of Minneapolis where Mr.. Johnson i:
employed by the Milwaukee railroad
Mr.. Johnson, made the Tribune ;
pleasant call Monday and enrolled il
our family of readers.
Mrs. Martha Botnen returned las
Wednesday after months trip to tn,
Coast. where she visited her aget
mother, Mrs. S. S. Kannikkeberg, a
Everett, Wash. She was accompanied
by her son, Sivert, and granddaughter
Minnie Margaret On their return
they stopped off at Ray, Heimdahl ant
Fargo, points in North Dakota, to visd
relatives.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-09

held on the Fourth and drew .. large
gathering from an paris of the coun.
ty. The grounds were thick1y massed
with visitors and picnicers number
Ing many hundreds All brought
picnic dinners and passed the after
noon In the enjoymentm music and
speaking. Senator Gandrud was the
speaker ofthe occasion and delivered
q forcefut and instructive address.
The popular WiIlmar Band under
the dictatorship Of Prof. Harstad,
rendered music during the entire at
.ternoon and was enthusiastically ap-
plauded. s..5; 1871 go sszsss = - -
"A platoon Of overseas veterans mum
bering thirty-flve men gave an exit
b1tion drill which was a unique and
welcomed feature of thes5program. s
The crowds altered I'm the early
evening with aalarge number leaving
for Lake Andrew where fireworks
were displayed in, the evening. Z
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IRVING

Irving, July 7.-Children's Day ex.
ercises will be held in the Zion church
at. Irving, Sunday, July 18th, at two
o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
A very interesting lecture was Civ
en- in the Zion church last Sunday by
Prof Rangvold on "Church Schools ~
Miss Lulu Hill closes three
months term of parochial school next
Friday
Miss Petrine Thorson is spending
her summer vacation with friends and
relatives at Roseville.
Miss Josie Johnson, who has been
teaching parochial school for the
Nordland congregation, left last
Thursday for her home at Clayton,
Wis.
Mrs. NJ Arithson, who has been
visiting in Minneapolis for 10 days,
returned last Monday accompanied by
Ida Olson who has been working in
Minneapolis for some time.
B. j. Benson, who has been visiting
with friends and relatives for some
time, returned to Minneapolis last
Monday. He is improving in health,
but is not very strong
Mrs. L. L. Tindahl of Willmar has
returned to o. B. Thorson's and will
spend the summer with that family.
Mrs. Lovise Jacobson visited with
Mrs. Bertha Johnson of Willmar on
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Bertha Johnson of Willmar
visited at Mrs. L. Jacobson's for a
week and from there she went to
! Mrs. DR.. .Sandven of Paynesville to
do some sewing.
s. o. Susag left in an auto for St.
Paul Park last Wednesday.
Henry Orson returned from France
last: Sunday and his relatives and
many friends are bidding him vel
come.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. q. susag returned
& from st. Paul Park last Monday and
Mrs. Otto Larson, Mrs. o. X. Rustrand
and Mrs Geo. Larson of Hereford, &C
companied them home for a short Wis.
it. -,
Conrad Sunde has returned from the
Paynesvflle hospital and is feeling
& fine after the operation he underwent
Gittie Thorson left for Minneapolis
last Monday after spending few
weeks at home with her folks.
The home of Simon Simonson was
made happy, when their son, Oluf, re
turned from France after many
months of faithful service. g..
Many we're rejoicing last Tuesday
morning by the thought that the ga
looms are closed.
Conrad Hanson worked for Pet JAG
4 OLSON last Tuesday. sss.=z
On July LIST all letters were sent for
2 cents and cards Tor: aspenny. s=
Mr.. Henry Rutvold and son. Mel
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DREAMlAkD.

See the most thrilling chase ever
screened-not in trains, nor in auto
mobiles, nor on horses, but in dog
sleds at Dreamland, Thursday.
1.-THE New Moon," Norma Tai
madge's latest Select picture which
will be shown at Dreamland, Friday,
is the story of a Russian Princess,
Marie Pavlova, who fees to a neigh.
boring province when her castle is
attacked by anarchists, and takes
refuge in small store in the guise
of peasant girl. When the decree
is issued, ordering all the women in
the country to register in order to
be nationalized, the Princess refuses
to register and incites the other WON
en- of the town to follow her example,
The authorities discover the true line
age of the peasant girl who is leading
the women to revolt and try to force
her to register, with dire results to
themselves.
Nobody in the whole world can play
the part of beautiful adventures
like Priscilla Dean. You'll remem-
Der her in ''The Wildcat of Paris
we'll, here's one packed with the same
swift action, but located first in San
Francisco, then in New York-tre-
mendously exciting, enormously hui
man. Now playing. Don't miss
pretty Smooth" at Dreamland, Sat
urday.
There's omething new under the
sun in Rupert Julian's tense photoplay
"The Fire Fingers" which is to be
shown at Dreamland Theatre, July II
and 10. Julian hides 100000 in
bills In two bread sandwiches to con-
ceal it from the woman with whom
he is planning to elope.
The wedding that broke the speed
limit. They we're engaged and mar
ried within five minutes Want to
know how they did it? See Red
head" at Dreamland, Monday.
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Why Hair Stands on End.

When hair stands on end on the
back of dog or cat when frightened
it is moved by tiny muscles attached
to the roots. The hair follicle is like
little seed buried in the flesh. At
tached to either side of this seed are
tiny muscles which run diagonally
through the flesh from the lower part
of the follicle. These little muscles
are like the guy ropes of tent. They
are what are called the erector mus
cles, and when fear or cold is expe-
rienced these muscles promptly tighten
up in such manner as to "hoist" the
hair very quickly.