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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-02
ROSEIHIIAN.

Roselillian, June 30.-Frances and
Theodore Renstrom left Wednesday
for few days visit with relatives In
st. Paul.
Midsummer picnic was we'll attend
ed in spite of bad roads which pre-
vented those from distance to at
tend Dinner was served to all pres
ent and afterward a good program
followed. The band Of Lake Lillian
furnished few selections.
VIM. A. Olson spent last Wednes.
day evening at o. Bloomquist's.
Alvin Swenson hauled mail on route
One few days last week during
the former mailman's absence.
A number from this vicinity attend
ed the show, THE Heart of Humani-
ty," at the Majestic theatre at Will
mar last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Renstrom were
Svea callers last Monday.
o. Tatting's entertained company at
their home last Thursday evening.
e. M. Bloomquist and w. A. Olson
attended the high school graduation
at Olivia armory last Friday evening.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
church held a picnic at Albert John.
sons grove last Friday. A large
crowd attended same. About or over
$35 was realized for dinner, and about
$89 for the sale.
Hilda Gibon is at present employ.
ed at Willmar.
w II. Blomquist and grandpa Rund,
spent last Thursday afternoon at Ole
Bloomquist's.
Mrs. Fred Hawkinson and children
Of Minneapolis are at present visiting
at the Chas. Hawkinson home here.
The all day services at the Free
Baptist and Fahlun Baptist church
last Sunday were we'll attended. Rev.
Lindbloom, Rev. Lundgren, Greta
Ericsson and Rev. Tegneu of Willmar,
spoke at the former church and at
the latter church was Rev. Mrs Ny.
gren.
Grandma Nystrom of Willmar
spent a few days last week at 0.
BloomQuists.
There will be a Swedish service
at the Fahlun Baptist church Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evening and
the rest of the week in English, ex-
cepting on Saturday night there will
be no service.
A. J. N1lsen or W1llmar was seen
in the vicinity last Thursday.
Fred Tatting called on Willmar
friends Saturday evening.
Louie Lippert spent last Thursday
evening at A. O. Renstrom's.
E. Rosen's entertained company for
dinner Sunday.
Clarence Ryan of Olivia called on
Miss He'd, Sunday.
Lance Seastedt Of Willmar called
at Oscar Anderson's Sunday.
Miss Florence Rodelius was enter.
tanned for supper at the Eddie John,
son home Sunday.
Mrs. 0. Wahlquist of Willmar spent
few days last week at the P. G. Glib
son home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindquist visited
with Olivia friends Sunday
Minnie Ericsson of Minneapolis re-
turned to her home here last week.
Miss Myrtle Renstrom of Olivia
spent the latter part of last week at
her parental home.
Fife Gibson was a Willmar caller on
Saturday evening.
Lars Blomgren of Canada Is at pres
ent visiting with his brother Pete,
and other relatives and friends.
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COLFAX.
Colfax. June o. Mr..

Colfax, June o. Mr.. and MRS
A. Bordens and children and Mrs
Holmes of Litchfeld and Mr.. and Mrs
F. Borden of Minneapolis visited at
Mrs. Katherine Olson's on Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. R. Hofstad Of Cana
da are visiting at the Andrew johnson
and l.. o. Mikkelson homes.
Ada Thorson and Mildred Johnson
of St. Cloud visited at their homes
here over Sunday.
Adolph and Ella Wallen OF Glen.
field, N. D., are renewing old acQua1nt'
ances here.
Miss Synneva Frugaard of Willmar
snent the past week with her sister,
Mrs P Anderson.
Mrs. S. Wangsness and two chill
dren of Canada have arrived here for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thorson and
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Thor Thor
son of Northfork visited at the home
of Albert Thorson's on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Even Olson and Miss
Malene Olson have gone to Kenmare
and other points in North Dakota
for a visit with relatives and friends.
Earl Thompson, who has been en-
ployed in Minneapolis for. some time,
has arrived home. He was accom-
panied by Andrew Jorgenson.
Julia Erickson, who has been en-
ployed at Sisseton, S. D., arrived home
last week.
Mrs. Arvd Nelson and child of St.
Paul visited at the Darwin Johnson
home from Wednesday until Thurs
day.
Miss Alice Bergquist returned to
Minneapolis Saturday to take up her
position after enjoying two weeks
vacation at her home here.
Miss Otilia Vigen left last week for
St. Cloud to attend summer school
there. She was accompanied by her
sister, Anna, who will spend few
days visiting friends and relatives.
Erick Dahlberg visited at P. E. o.
sons Sunday.
Ferdinand Hystrom left Saturday
for Irving to spend day with his
grandmother, Mrs. John Carlson.
Mrs. P. E. Olson visited at the Aug
ust Lundgren home Saturday.
Miss Mildred johnson of st. Cloud
spent Sunday at her parental home
here.
Private Eddie Lundquist arrived at
his home last week after overseas
service and We are glad to see him
back.
Mrs. Christine Peterson of sisseton,
s. D., is visiting relatives and friends
in the vicinity.
Miss Irene Jensen, bride OF the
month, was the honored guest Of a
parcel shower given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Johnson Satur-
day evening. ; -.-5..-~
Miss Troleen of Minneapolis Is Wis
iting at Erick Erickson's.
Anna and Otilia Vigen visited at the
P. e. Olson home last Sunday.
rnedL Nws NY dP WPv
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24x32 It. fine upstairs; barn 32x54 It.
IA #. posts, with plenty Of hay room,
down stairs all t1oored, except what
is used to store machinery in. Silo
right in barn, SKIS #. of wood, but
resting on SIT. deep concrete foun-
dation; work shop, tool house, chick
en- house, hog pens and garage. 500
gal. redwood water tank. Tank sup
piled from a soft water spring, which
runs into the tank at all times.
Water piped from tank to all the
buildings and to the garden. Place
all fenced and refenced, with WOW
en- wre, and miles of it. Hardwood
posts, that never rot. Splendid
market for all fruit raised in town
2 miles away. Price $14,500. Write
A. P. Adams, 507 Lumbermens Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
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n ONDON

high has been purchased by the school
board and will be erected on the |
school grounds.
The midsummer day picnic Of the |
Swedish Lutheran church was favor
ed by the best of weather and a big
crowd who enjoyed the day to the
limit The dinner netted $500 and
Carl Soderlund at the refreshment
stand did a $17O0 business.
Sunday nights rain measured 6-1O
inches the heaviest of the season, and
was attended with considerable wind
The storm did no actual damage In
this vicinity. However, we regret to
note that among the injured that
night In the Fergus Falls cyclone,
were the former townspeople of New
London, A. L. Zulauf and wife. It
is reported that both Mr. and Mrs.
Zulauf died later as a result of their
injuries. Their many friends in this
community sympathize deeply with
| the stricken family.
| The stock holders of the New Lon.
| don Farmers Store company held a
| we'll attended special meeting in New
! London last Thursday to consider the
matter Of erecting building on the
J. T. Peterson lots, which this COM
pany lately purchased. While all
plans are yet tentative, it was decid-
ed to erect one story and basement
building to cover the entire frontage
of these lots and extend back 60 feet.
The building will thus have a floor
space of 60 feet by Is feet, and will
connect with the company's present
| building by means of an archway to
be cut in the north wall of the present
building. It is estimated that the
cost of the new building will not be
less than 100000. Construction
will begin without delay.
Norman Hanson, a son of Rev. E.
M. Hanson, had the misfortune to
step on rusty nail while running
barefoot week ago, so that he has
been confined to his room, but he ex.
poets to be around again soon.
Friends of Martin Gilbertson will
be pleased to know that he has pur.
chased farm of 100 acres in Hama.
bee county where he will move with
his interesting family.
August Vaght of Jackson, Mimi,
has recently purchased farm near
Ringo Lake. Mr.. Vaght is a nephew
of Hans Brix who lives just north OF
town.
Mrs H. E. Thompson from near
Grove City returned to her home last
week after having been patient at
the hospital.
Mrs. B. c. Hanson and Mrs. Her
man Hanson both living near Green
Lake were recent patients at the hos.
ptal.
Emma Jensen Of Long Lake spent
few days last week at the hospital
in the care of DR.. Oppegaard.
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. F. Almer pastor.
Divine worship next Sunday at 80
pm.
Sunday school at 200 pm.
Vesper service using the American
language at 500 pm
During the first part of the week
Rev. Almer will attend the anniver
sary of the Beckville church and the
district meeting.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. E. M. Hanson, pastor
The confirmation class will meet in
the church basement Saturday fore
noon at 900.
Services next Sunday forenoon al
1000. This Is an unusual time, but
1t is necessary to meet that early In
order to reach Bethesda Homes al
Eagle Lake in time for service there
Remember to bring lunch.
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New London, July IA number of
our young people enjoyed the barn
dance given at the R. B. Batterberry
farm north Of town last Saturday
night. -. s% >-..-,. -:
Our enterprising movie manager
gave two shows last Friday night,
both of which were well attended.
Agren brothers are driving fine,
new Chalmers six. ~:= -
The mill company have had the
river channel just below the mill
both widened and deepened during
the past week. -
Miles Batterberry has severed his
connection with the Sam Lungstrom
restaurant to accept clerkship with
the Farmer Store company.
The boys are enjoying swimming
just north of the old picnic grounds
where q spring board has been plac-
ed at the village expense.
Mrs. e. F. Fink left Friday for a
few days visit in the cities after
which she will travel to Missoula,
Montana for four weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. George M. Jennings.
A. T. Thorne left late last week
for points in North Dakota.
Lawrence Eckman, who Is employ
ed as chemist by the Federal Gov
eminent at Pittsburg, Pa, arrived In
New London last Saturday for an ex
tended visit at the family home.
Foley Bros. of St. Paul have lately
purchased a tract of land from J. A
Jensen just east of New London and
| are busily engaged contracting a sid
ing and preparing to open a gravel
pit.
Agnes Arneson of Spicer spent 8
| few days of last week with Mrs. Arne
| Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson of Un
derwood, N. D., arrived Saturday fol
a four weeks visit at the G. B. SVEN
son home.
Rev. Sund of Belgrade, who sum
mers at Games Lake, was a caller II
town Thursday.
The mill company is wasting wat
or at the flume this week full force
and the river is at high water mark
Mrs. J. E. Martin and daughter
Edna, of Eden Valley are sending
the week with the formers parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Anderson.
Scion Benton and Eben E. Lawson
came over from Willmar Tuesday tt
visit Sibley Park on business con
nected Herewith.
Lewis Eckman left for Minneapolis
Wednesday to attend funeral dlrec
tors convention and to meet his son
Lawrence, who is returning iron
Pittsburg.
John Adams and Grace Caldwell o
IRoseville were married on Wednesda:
of last week at Raymond by Rev. Il
C. Kishpaugh.
Hon. Carlos Avery, state game AM
fish commissioner, arrived In New
London last Friday en- route for S1t
lev Park, on official business.
| Mrs. Even Erickson was very pleas
antly surprised on Tuesday, June "a
bv a number of her friends who me
at her home to remind her of her nat
al day and Gath wedding anniversar'
combined.
Mrs. Oscar L. Olson of Irving die
very suddenly in New London las
Saturday morning. Funeral service
were conducted at the Swedish mis-
sion church Tuesday afternoon, Kew
Paulson officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halverson an
children of Paynesville were New
London callers Monday Of this week
Conrad Swenson and Mr.. and Mrs
lG. O. Hambestad were among IN
New London people who attended tn
Nordlandslaget at Willmar last week
| A sectional steel flag pole ~ zee
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LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-Registered Shorthorn
bull, three years old; very gentle.
Also some registered Shorthorn bull
calves. Address j. B. Hovde, Spicer,
Mimi, Rte. 2. 1855
BIG TYPE POLAND CEINAS-Choice
boar pigs for sale from January,
March and April farrow, good thrift
ty pigs with plenty of length and
bone. They are sired by Ringville
Pride No. 296797 and Price Junior
No. 3493l7. The former a boar of
the strictly big type, good length,
fine arched back and big boned.
The latter boar is from w. J. Ora
hams stock. a son of Big Price No.
243333, three times Grand Champion,
Big Price is also Sire to Black Price,
Grand Champion National Swine
Show 1918. If you want of the
best blood lines, Get One. Call or
write Geo. Halvorson, Georgeville.
Q61
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MARRIAGE Licenses,

"NITTd90 IICS7SSSa
June 25-Ray ]. Hubbard to Myrtle
M. Baker.
June 26-P. J. Marker to Esther
Johnson.
June N-L. NJ McGinty of Stearns
county to Margaret Allen.
June 27-Harry Swenson to Ruth
SWenson.
June 27-J. A. Anderson to Helen
Jacobson
June 30-John Hebrink to Grace
Slagter.
June 30-Otto F. Christensen to
Lydia Kjelmje
June 30-Elmer O. Lindgren to En-.
ma R. Myhre.
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To See WiIIard-Dempsey Fight.
Barney c. Knudson left Monday
morning for months trip to Boston,
Mass. While en- route, he will at
tend the Willard-Dempsey fight at
Toledo, Ohio, next Friday, July 4.
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Will be standing during the sea-
SON 1s follows:
C0Ft. No. 1919

Osose>AAADO VO1AOO INC SSas
SON ~ follows:
Mondays. at Nets Alvig, pevrs.
tuesday, Ut splesr.
"Wednesday, 1T New London.
Thursday, at Even olson's 10 celfsx.
Friday. at Godfrey Lions. SuabusR.
Saturday. ut Norway Lake.
State Of Minnesota, Stallion Reetstra-
ton Board License Certificate.
PURE BRED STALLION No. 1919,
Ihe pedtgree OF the stallion Manson
S992, owned by Victor Gordhamer, p, o.
New London, Kandfyoht County; Color
olack, marking star; breed Belgian,
foaled 1914. sire Max de Deynze 1854
S521s2). dam Felicie 111e (6e7l7) has
peen examined at the College Of Agrt-
culture. Division Of Animal Husbandry,
and 1t is hereby certified that the said
stallion IL Of pure breeding and il reg
Belgian Draft Horses.
The above-named stallion has been
examined by Peter Nelson, q duly lie
ensed Veterinarian, and fs reported free
from infectious, contagious or trans
n1ssable disease, or uuAouudnesa and
- licensed to stand for public seryfea
IN the State Of Minnesota :
Dated at ST. Paul, Miunesota tbta
It'll day Of April, 1918. , s' -N
lSeaD Renewed. 1919. =
- - -. ~ CARL w. GAY.
fro1essor OF Animal Hu1baudry ana
Stallion Rsststrattou board
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First Publication July End, 1919
CITATION FoR HEARING on FEET,
TI0N TO SELL LAND.

xAO& FL S6AA LAND
Estate of Ida L. Larson, Decedent.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Kandiyohi.
IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Ida
L. Larson, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested in the sale Of certain lands
belonging, to. said decedent- The petition
Of Alfred Anderson as representative
of the above named Decedent,
being duly filed in this court, represent
1g that 1t is necessary and for the best
interests of said estate and of all in
terested therein that certain lands OF
said decedent described therein be sold
and praying that license be to him
granted to sell the same:
Now Therefore, you, and each Of
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, II any you have, before
this court, at the Probate Court Rooms
in the Court House, in the City Of win:
mar, County of Kandtyohi, State Of
Minnesota, on the 2Sth day Of July, 1919,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Judge of said Court and
the seal Of said court, this 1st day Of
(SEAL) CLARA H. SKOOLHEIM,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Visitor from Seattle.

Visitor from Seattle.
Arthur Schwart left Tuesday for
Richmond Beach, Wash, after weeks
visit at the Filing Johnson home at
Lake Lillian. He came from Phila:
delphia. Mr.. Schwart was assistant
engineer on the steamer Brookfeld
taken to the eastern coast by the way
of Panama. Mr. Schwart has been on
several steamers which have been
built on the Pacific coast and taken
to the eastern coast and sold.
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Attended Funeral at Eau Claire.
Mrs. o. A. Jacobson was called to
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Monday, last
week, by the sudden death of her un-
Gle, Nels Nelson. The deceased was
u years old. The funeral occurred
last Wednesday.
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Teacher Home From Alaska.

Teacher Home From Alaska.
Miss Marie Nelson arrived home
last Wednesday evening from Juneau,
Alaska, to spend the summer months
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. o. Nelson. She has taught
school there the past two years and
will return to that place again next
fall.
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Sons Of Norway Picnic.

0V1IS VI TNV5
Judge T. o. Gilbert of this city is
the chairman for the Sons of Norway
picnic to be given at the State Fair
grounds at Minneapolis next Friday
afternoon, July 4. Among the speak
ers for the occasion are Mayor Larry
Hodgson of St. Paul and Rev. ]. A. O.
Stub of Minneapolis.
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ton after teaching school in District

A pretty wedding was held at
Free church In Willmar when NJ
Efie Bitterness was married to Mr.
Clarence Tommeraasen, both of Dovre
township. The church was prettily
decorated with white draperies fast.
ened with roses and ferns. After
the ceremony a reception was held
at the brides home north of town
Mrs l. c. Holland Of Willmar is as
sisting her daughter, Mrs. Peter Lar
son.
Miss Olive LindQuist is at present
visiting at the Otto Olson home.
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SGT. GottwaId at Eaule Lake.

Sgt. GottwaId at Eagle Lake.
Sgt. Benjamin Richard Gottwald of
Milwaukee, Wis, is at present camp
ing at the summer cottage at Eagle
Lake. He recently was mustered
out of the army after II months of
overseas service with the 342nd In
fantry, seth Division.
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The Eagle Lake Girls Society will
have sale Of fancy articles Wednes-
day evening, July 9th. A program
VIII be held and lunch served. Every
body Is welcome.
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Trin to Seattle.

Trip 20 Seattle.
Mrs G. j. Jonicks of this city and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Frye of Kerkhov.
en-, left Tuesday for a couple of
months trip to Seattle, Wash. Mrs.
Jonicks and Mr.. Frye are sister and
brother. While en- route they will
visit with T. B. Frye at Fargo, N. D.
At Seattle they will be the guests of
Mrs. G. J. Schooner.
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Curran Home.

- Cucfan Home.
Russell Curran returned home last
unday evening after overseas service
since last August. He was q mem
Der OF the Headquarters Detachment,
7th Field Artillery and has served
twenty-six months in the army.
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EnSiun On Leave,

Ensign William Williams arrived
Monday from Rock Island, Ill.,, for q
Is day leave of absence. He Is on
an inspection tour for the government
and has lately been at Milwaukee.
Wis, and Rock Island.
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Fred Danjelson Landed,

Sgt. Fred A. Danielson landed in
this country last Saturday forenoon
at 10 am. He served one year over
seas with the 62nd Engineers. Sgt.
Danielson came over on the U. S. S.
Aeolus and will be mustered out at
Camp Grant.
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To Meet At chicano.

Andrew Peterson left Sunday morn
ing for Chicago where he will meet
his daughter, Minnie Peterson, who
has been at Hot Springs, Arkansas,
for several months receiving medical
treatments.
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parna Landed, J

Among those who landed at Hobok.
en-, June n, was Private Salvatore
Perne, Wi1lmar He was q member
OF the seth Infantry. 49,
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
FOUND-Purse containing money on
State road. Prove property at Tri-
bune. 404
FOUND-A watch in G. N. yard. Call
and identify property. Soren Lar
son, car repairer, 806 18th st. e. AS
LOsT-In or near city, a 3ox31 4 n. S.
Goodyear casing and rim for Chew
rolet car. $500 reward for return
to Tribune. 40
LOST-A mans new black coat In the
neighborhood of Linden Hill farm,
Saturday. Please leave at this Of.
flee for reward. al
FOUND-We have eight or ten auto
license tags found on the roads,
awaiting owners at Tribune Office
Also other auto parts. BAL
LOST-A Mohawk tire and detachable
rim 34x4, between Willmar and
Eagle Lake last Friday evening.
Finder leave at Office for reward. 416
LOsT-On Wednesday evening, June
10Th, wrist watch, Elgin, initials D.
M. c.. Believed lost near Eagle
Lake. Reward for return. Dolly
Clark, Willmar. zs .s. :. 403
LOsT--A gold locket with picture
OF little girl and a man inside; on
the outside was q lady's head en-
graved and 81" on the other side.
Finder please return to Ruby John.
son for reward, 166 Litchfeld Ave.
i East. ~ - 49, $500 :5-sss:s S7z4O5
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v,.ifor. fro,,, Arkan...

Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.Payne and four
children Of Ashdown. Arkansas; ar.
rived Tuesday last week for an In
definite visit. Mrs. Payne is sister
of Mrs. r. w. Stanford and Ling J.
Johnson. "'-r - II ~
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INSURE YOUR CAR-Against Fire,
Wind, Tornado and Theft anywhere
In the United States of Canada, at
home, on road or in garage. Ford
for four years, $20.50; $1,000 car for
four years, $34.44. Others in pro-
portion. VIM. o. Johnson, City. 149
FOR sALE-One Buick 4, 1915 model
car in first class running order. New
tires all around. Also 1917 Ford
Touring car in first class running
order, all new tires. Come in and
look them over. Willmar Garage,
Third Street and Litchf1eld Avenue.
419
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FOR RENT-Warehouse 20x30 feet,
located corner Pacific Ave. and 8th
Street. G. A. Erickson, Metropolis
tan Building. 1913
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-1917 model Ford touring
car for $4,000. Inquire Tribune.
410
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FOR SALE+80 acres prairie, 6 miles
from Willmar, 2 miles from Priam
at $40 per acre. 80 acres near Ulen,
Clay Co., Mimi, at $50 per acre;
80 acres near Twin Valley, Mimi,
at $35 per acre; 80 acres near Brain
ard, Mimi, at 500 per acre. A quar-.
ter section good land under cultiva.
ton within two miles of Cogswell,
Sargent County, North Dakota, at
$50 per acre. For terms write or
see August Fenske, Raymond, Mimi
Rte. 3 2QO
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3"3e'5 0o1311S&V3
or sell for cash. Emil e. Nelson,
Sacred Heart, Rte. /, MINI. BOG
FOR SALE-Ford coupelet - new
chassis, electric starter and lights.
Wire wheels; 5 new tires. Recent
ly painted and In splendid condition.
Inquire at DR.. Frost's Office. 422
FOR SALE-Bargains in second hand
cars, one 5-passenger car 1896; one
5-passenger car, $315; one Dodge
touring, $685.. one Ford Truck, $3.50.
Johnson-Erickson Motor Company.
900
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FOR .SALE-Unimproved 80 acres, 70
acres high land, four miles from
Willmar, IL miles from Priam. Has
been broken. $85 per acre. See
J. E. Cooper, Cramer Barber shop.
$40
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-02

THERE IS GREAT DEMAND, for
rooms, furnished or unfinished. If
you have anything in this line to let,
an ad in this column will bring you
many prospects,.