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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-20
II Mepublifanere % 5 Gemofratcr
in1o6 Glotllre, nernlig:

IL Nepltbl1tanere og Se1Holrutct
imoo Glot,lre, nern1ig:
8orab, 8ranoegee, 8rance, Gore,
@ronna, Sobuion al @al., Sing
8nor, 9a s5ollette, Mc@ornlict> Yen-
roie, Yoin6erter, 8omerene, 9!cec,
Sberman % Sbie16s.
gfter at G!oture bar l'ectaget,
gjoroe,. Senotet burtig 6remgang
meo 9lrbei6et poa Neiolutionerne.
Senatet foretog oe1t isrlte Torol1=
'saas;ug i 2ooges 3eierbotioner peo at
i 9(men6ein*,1t ceo 5e'la'
Society Msaine on, at boilfe'1>
ionrbellt &oilt an9aae'1se Wren1ca
mellem CANADA og Statan N&uine ifol
betragtes ion ct i11bre 5pfrgslnaa1>
Der life fonn1er 1u6er 9ationforbun.
bets sSurisbiftion. Set pe6toges meo
50 moo 40. Genatet be6tog oer-
poa meo SO moo 36 Gon1iteens &c.
1erbation, Ser unotaDer tnore
Spgrgs1uaal ira 6orbunceis Ycitclns
melier.
(Sortlettes paa 2ben Sibe)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-20
En- HP111uttHtrattutt.
Gn9elife Gt1benter bemon itrerer nob
Torbub. u@usipfoot" Spbnion
fra Ntiunelota fanget.

S01lOOn 0ell loOe gtOD. W(eOlCtlt=
lfe Gtu6enter n1e6 8onnere me6 Sn6-
ifrifte11 vGi p11lfer 81 og @tori" or
ganilere6e Ell Den1onl nltratton moo ct
6orb,1bsn1p6e / 2onbon @ftermto>
bog. Sc tog slntilaloonliga
1ator W. 6. ssSobnion> 6el1 befienote
~Fuslpfoots sSobnion" fra Mnneiota,
Ser If1,l6e bol6e Sale pao Wee6et, til.
fange og bor bam paa 9f1tlorenc
1angs Strauo un6er @ang og 9epen.
Yolitiet b(eo 6repet tillibe.
Sobnion bleo 6aaret giennent Nica=
oillp Gircl,s, @egent Street og Or>
for6 Street. S6an gior6e 1terf Woo=
ltano, ba ban bleb truffet uo al gs=
1er @all % hleo anbrogt paa e11
gogn. &au gioroe Mobltan6 in0s
til bon TOM til 2eiceiter Square;
oa ban iputeS at forione Jig me6 i'm
5fiebne. Sun blep ga onbragt paa
Ell 9lal1fe. % baaret al 5tltoellterne.
po1itiet lnarlebere6e fgrlt neo Yro=
ceSIionen l16en at lfri6e il,o, 1neu fif
ti[ilut bjerge So6nion NOR Orforo
Circus og to9 boln til Wop Street
Folitt1totiol. 5tl16eltterne fa1te6e
Mellaffe oper lobnion og s. 81. Mc=
&en5ie> Ser prosiio ioere0c pau 6or6ubs>
ng6et.
Me0ens >Sptoget gif giellnem Ga
oerne u,t6er @an>lere ,neo 0illcoec
af forte aottc, Hlfrus etc., blep Ser
bpppig lfrcget: ~@i far fooet Sag
/ Bus1Dfoot," men Qpnoonerne, ser
ct bleoet pollt til Stl16eltteroptog
BET ii6Ite, troe0c iffe> at set pirfelig
par Sobnion, % Sptoget pafte 0erfor
life iao flor Spmerflombe6, fom
fl1n6e be11tes.
9eogle al 1Sor6uosagitatorer11e, bo=
De6iagelig 9ln1erifanere, erflere6e til
9lslociateo Nre1S, at YoIitiet iffe
gioroe ipnoerlig Mnitrengelie for at
bierge SobnIou. Get fun1e booe
frellt ban lellge fpr, bpis Set bah6e
snifet. Sobnlon blebj ffa6et ct 9ie
og blep~pleiet pua Polittitattone'1,
bborpaa fan gift bien1.
- 9ol1oon Sen 166e >9eob. Ge
Gollegeltu6enter, oer por lneo at ora-
ge uBusipfoot" SSobnion, 6en omert=
fanlfe Srganiiator for 9futildloon=
Ggaeu, giennem @aoerne / forrtJe
l1ge, agter at itolo1nle Henge for at
betale Mr. -SSobnions l1ogifter til 9G=
&C. og 5p9epleie. Det-bil6e life b!ipe
giort iont noae1 Grltatning foroi ban
lite bleb lfa6et al 11o9e,1 Stuoe11t,
men for paa EFT praftiif Maa6e at
bite Spnpatbi nle6 ham, ifid1tt ban
erun6ig fortje,1te v&dgetng" iag5e
EN- al 2eberue 9en1onItrottouen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-20
:Jfrn1attrlu11rtt.
&1tIct pebtager ben af Arbeiberme for-
lanate 6orlieeliespla,1> titebeu=
frr tpangen &olb9ift.
Nanen furefaaet / S1iet .af Mn6er-
ieu fra Mnneiota. Torbnbet
mob Streifer frafalbes. -

Naibi11gton 6en 15oe Mopetnber.
Sc, Ser forfegter SernbanefoHenes
Gag, pan6t EFT betD6etig Setr / aol1<
gresiens @us igaar1 i6et oeres Hlau
for fripillig Sortigelie / Mrbeiostpi<
itigbe6er b!ep optoget / ben al @lcb,
&Qn1iteen rupportereoe Sernbanelop.
@uiet ~forfaiteoe en- Man for tpungen
8ol6gift, inbbefatten6e en 8eltem<
melfe i1uoo 5tretfer,, ogaforfaite6e
ligcleoes eli Bloth Ser por in6f9rt i
9inet .uf acknowledgements =@pn1i=
teen, og io,n bIep betegnet ionl e,1
Mellemting neElem Den pe6tague %
ben tp1u1g11e 8o1ogiftsplan. F..
9eo begge Mfiten1ninger bo116t
TorfjGmpune for l1ntonerl1es Blon
lneo itorc Maioriteter. Meo Isl
moo IS .@tem1ner i1ofbrte &uiet
ltnioltsplanen / 8illen iiteoenfor oe1t
tpu1gne Golbgift.
Gnoelig Mfgierelie fan6t Ste6> ef=
terat iaago6tlom bele Dagen bar ble<
ben anpen0t paa Debnttefing al 6e
tre Elaner> og efter @eotagelien of
Mrbei6ernes Ylan> bleb fornpe6e 6or=
ibg paa at ir6befatte Streifforbuoet
fulofoitet pe6 parlan1entariif Taf,
tif.
Sen al Ssernbanefunftio
bifal6te 4lan> fom blep l16arbeioet
[af &ongresmanb @tpeet al Soma og
forellaaet &uiet al &ongresnono
slnoerlon al Minneiota, pil6c: lop,
faite oen 0r6nine, iotn bar beret
a1tpenot al Ss5ernbaner11e og 6eres
Mrbei6ere, fpr og un6er Den al Ste,
ejeringeu fprte @outroI for Bileg.
gelle .af Gbiltigbe6er> ioet &omn1is,
liouer for Mrbei6stbiftigbe6er tilfgics
til at operbeie Gilfel6er, Der appel,
leres fra oe 8ellesfon1misi Ser
Eferft beban6le6e oc1n. " =.
S &ortbeo oeler Planen. sSer1'
banearbei6erne tre 4lasler, og for
bber al oen1 opretter Sen en- 8tlegz
gellesfomnlisiion og Ell Mppellations-
fontnrisiion. SSngen Straf befte1n,
mes ir1oo Streif % 2ocfout, <og
Me6lernlfabet aIle ier Qomn,isiio,
ner piloe .blipe in6ifrpnfet til 9frbei,
oerne og Mrbeiosgiberne pg oelt
| ligeltg 1nellem Dem. - =
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-20

9et tpife soIbDeie1t. Berlin Sen
16oe geob. Set tplfe golbbeien be-
.gpnote lin girfiotubeo pao geitsran-
len 26r6ag Mibong, i0et De frantic
Mpnoigb gbe6er bar opgipet Sc, mel
Der ct Telegram fra @obleu5 tic
ussoiiiieDe 3eitl,l1g 5ronif ifmpn6e-.
ne bar ifelge 8lnbeues erlarin
opfrpbet SoIoafgifter til ct 8eIgb nff
6,113,0OO Martt
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-20
Gebbe6e fra amertfanif 9ampe1

OttONtuS l%u u4NS%vAtIl> HVaNtpt1.
8aog, 146e Mob gu Mnefiffer bars
bjerget 2ipbaabe. meo SO Mono of
8eiat,lingen pao BEN a1nerifanlfe
Camper Council 8lnffs"", b1eb Ser
melot bi6 tbag. aipbaooene bleo op-
oaget I Noroige11 1ter Gerlcbe elftngg.
Ell u6e11for 9oHan6s MorbfDlt.
Council bluffs" b6rte til oe.
1oreneoe gtaters 9fibgfom1nisiioa
% bar 1875 Cons. Gen rnelotes.
iiolt at pnre fotnrne,t til Motterban1
fra 8btlaoelpb
Den belaiife &oneefau1ilie biem,.,r.
ggriislel ben t36e Nob. Song g(hert,.
9ro1t1ring gli5abetb og 0eres SaIge.
.a,1fon1 bertil ttodg fra Brett.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-20
Haahrt1 til mRxtrn.
Den ,uerifanife &egfriug hat betilt
en- Masie &aabeu % Mmmmni=
'tipn / Belgien % @panien.

Mu1blngtot1 Den 13oe 9top. Wta11
fit ioag &e6e poo> at ben merifanife
Negiering bar belttlt 1tore Mengoer
|af Boabcn og Mnuunition 8elgien
og 9panten tor at forbereoe fig moo
en- mulig o1i1erifanif ssSnteroention,
men at oe,1 amerifanife 99egjering
bar taget @fri6t til at bin6re 6eres
2cbering, ifp1ge en- 8efienotgigrelie
fra l1oenrigs6epartementet.
Sc Torenebe Staters Gbarge
6'Mffoires / Briisiel bar -proteiteret
moo u6lfibning fra @elgiel1 al 8aa=
ben og Mmmunition Iom EN- &ren-
felle of sen i1ternationale 8aabe11=
oberensfon1it. Ga Spanielt iffe er
n1eo / Operensfonlter, fan Der iffe
neolegges noge11 Yroteit / Waorio.
8elh(linge11 5panie1> 6er ino-
befotte6e @eperer, 9(nlnunitton og
Len bel 9el Witralipier> blep giort
giel1nem 6el1 6erpnrenbe. 111erifnnlfe
Wiui1ter gleieo Mrre6onoo, Gnrrartz
5os Mebp og ti6ligere 9lmbasfaopr
til Sc Sorene6e Gtater. -
Waibingto11 6en 146e gfob. l1bens
rigs6epartementets gmbe6smGno
erflere6e ;ioag> at Sc life bap6e
&ien6lfab til nogen pla11(agt l1olfib-
ming al 8aaben og 9lmnunitto1 til
Werico fra europeiife 2an6e. Sen
eneIte 8alis for ct iligt &Dgte, for
iaabiot Gepartemel1tet pioite, bar
Torlenoeliel1 al &doben og Mnmuniz
tion til forifiellige -Sirlnaer / Spo-
omerifo> men set bleo poapegt, at
-Omln6ning til Merico Dil6e binores
oerpe6, at 9lslltrancen paa 6e @fibe,
Ser fgrte 6c1rl pi1oe bltpe ugDl6ig.
2aoningerne til @p6amerifa git til
IA forlfjellige 9(6res1ater, iagoe @m=
beosmen6ene. -:
Waibingto1 6en 14oe 9eob. =
Mabenbaringen af- itore 8eitillin<
ger al @oobe11 og M1nm,nition gl1%
ropa til Merico, efterfulgtes ioag at
Mfilpringer, 1ont bite, at uoe rpbes
un6erior6iife 2inte" fra Sobietz
@uslan6 til 6e Gorene6e Stater gaar
gie1,ne1n Wertco. ...., :.
T. Set blep befien6t, at baa6e eSl16=
bonoringsbaienet og sSuftits6eparte,
mentet feler fig forllroligct oper
SS1obanorineen al rusliffe ra6ifale
og an6re l16la116il1ger me6 vrpoe"
Gilbgieligbeoer ober sen ,nerifanife.
@renie. O6ertnere bar @egierin=s
gems Mge11ter efterlporet meget al
. ~
ben rp0e Nropaga1loe til Wericoe
grRnien. :1.5...:
st 8rep, ifrebet ben 236e Sftober
al @dmon g. Degeegri n1erifanif
@eneralfoniul Metp gorf, til Glapia
8orque5, Ell -rnertfonif 9enator, an,
befaIenoe Notionaliierings gsprit,eipet
er fonlmet ! &egieringeas 8eli6-
oelie uoenrigs6ep 9p-
mprfiombeo er blebet benleoet paa
set al n1inoit to Senatorer, ser me-
11er, at 8reDet bitter, at Degeegri.
itaar ! 6orbinoeIie nreo ara6ifale
5ocialiiter" i=6e Soreneoe 5tater.
IL u, 10 cenfks,,,eo.. sslaa.Y..
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-11-20
AulHtt1tattI111pt1.
Seeu til Torionligbeb bos Mrbctber.
: ne, ibet ben falles aontite begun,
Ser f,re Torbnnblinger.
Nntpbning til ,niblertibigt Sorlia
Sc oprtnbelise &rap, mar Sri
:, gen er legalt aflnttet. :

s(rbei6erminiiter @illo4, iammen,
falbte &onferens for at megle mel
lem Mrbeioerne og slrbeibsgiperne
Hal begDn6e imorge11. 5
,@enrp 6. Marrlln1, BEN fornemite
Sagferer for @rubearbeioerne> err
flere6e, at ban life bil6e -inblebere
nogen @ppel fra Dommer 81. 9.
glnoerions &ienbelie i Metsforbu6s<
procesien, fsr l16fal6et af &onferen'
len er betien6t.
9eS Moines, Soma, ben 13oe
9fob. @rubearbei6erne Soma eien-
optog lite slrbeioet i6ag tiltro6s for
@fterretninge1 on1> at Streifen bar
opbepet. 9lrbei6erle6ere % @rube=
ciere ianiten1mebe i, at Driften lite
bar gienoptaget / en- erelte @rube,
lioen Streifen trooote | &raft.
&norbille, Ee1n, Sen 136e 9eop.
Ga. $4,000 >&ulgrubearbei6ere glen.
optog Mrbei6et i6ag / &ulfelterne /
pHlige Gennesice- og ipoeltlige &en>
tl1cfp ifglge Me1oinger bi6. 2ofale
9(rbeioerle6ere 1nootog tent igaar
Or6ren, Der opbeber Gtreifen.
9enper Sen 13oe yfoD. Streife1t,
oe aulgrubearbe;6ere begpnbte ioag
lt6t efter li6t at be!oe tilbage til Mr-
beioe. GIere @ruber begpn6te Grif<
ten i6ag og Ser bor l1oligt ill., at
6orbol6ene Staten inart biloc
pere norn1ale igjen. Ser par rige=
1ig n1eb Sernbanepogue til al, 1e,16e
Sill til Sc Ste6er &lippebiergene>
ser fiber UNDER &a1l6en iom Gplge al
Gu1rnangel. Gtotstropperne trntfer
Jig tiIbage fra aulfelterne. :.
j ct. 2ouis be11 sf3oe Mob. @rll%
bearbei6erne isbbett sbbett ipoaige SSllln1ois
bier ipnrt libe,1 gtitbbie1igbeo til at
gienoptage 9lrbei6et. Sr6re11, Der
aflpier Streife11 er mo6taget oper
bele Diitriftet1 men bengaar npooz
agtet.
Ytttsburgb, &an.> 6en 136e 9top.
Ser 'bIiber il1gen 1lGo11epproig
@ienoptagelie al 0riften be6 &an=
Jas &l11gruber fdr on ninblt EN-
l1ge;" idgoe berberen6e @rl1beeiere
Nrbei6erne be11ter poa 8elfe6 fra lin
0iHrittsf forn1ano> 9lleran6er- &opat>
ion1 Sc olle. fplfer Jig ONT. @on er
MI i Sa6ionopo1is. 0roren oflpien>
6e Gtreifen giel6er' min6re for Dem,
e116 bba6 ~sller" tiger.
9pringfielo, ST., 6e1 136e Nop.
Streif1ttuatio11en / Slltnois' aul,
9ruber bar uforanoret i6ag< Sra
glrbeioerbobebfpa -ne6oeles, at
i11tet tp6er paa> at 9lrbei6erne agter
at o11erfien6e 6en li6ite Sr6re fra
@ope61tpret.
Charleston, 8. Ba.7 6en 12te
Moo. Deputp=5beriffer beiIaglagoe
ioag efter Or6re fra @uperner gorn-
tpen en6el Boaben og M1nmu1ition i
Grpresfontoret Danes, en- CRUDE
By / Cabin Greet =0ltriftet. 0aab=.
meme bar a6resieret til en- @rubear=
beioer, Der bor / Danes, og anfon til
@rpresfontoret igaar. Ni @eperer
og 1000 &un6er Mm1nunttion bar /
66or1en6elier, Heb Ser befienotgiort
fra @uper,1gr gorl1tpells &o11tor.
Saifatool1, guif., 6en 136e geob..
Ger er Zig Mangel paa 8ren6ie1 /
mango Dele at '5asfatcbena1L at
6armere broen6er @;proeitolper %
et6og ga1tt1e Stbpler for at ifaffe
til fine Samilier. S Ma,
crorie, aerrobert og at1bre 5te6er
longs gdna6ian Bacific=8anen fin
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

VltaSraPhS latest picture with Earle
Williams as star possesses one of those
romantic friendships. The faithful at
tachment of two rugged men runs
through the story with big effect. The
film is 'The Wolf" an adaptation of
the famous stage play by Eugene Wal
ter. Mr.. Williams portrays the char
acter Of Jules Beaulien, a French Can
adam trapper. His friend is Baptiste,
a half-breed, will be shown Friday
I'm Wrong" Saturday introduces
Jack Pickford as poor lad with all
sorts of ambition, who does not seem to
be able to get ahead. After he has lost
his girl to city man, been fired" from
his job, and has seen his rival made
the hero of the hour, his opportunity
comes. Then he shows how to capture
bank robbers with a no more pretentious
weapon than a pitchfork.
The Sisters Dolly, Roszika and Yancsi,
each wear forty-eight complete changes
of costume in the course of the action
lion Dollar Dollies'' which will be the
attraction next Wednesday, Nearly all
of the forty-eight gowns worn by YANG
81 are exactly like those worn by Ros-
zika- However, in some scenes their
attire is different. Women will find
this picture fashion review and the
men will also find the many gowns
attractive to gaze upon
Do you believe that man is evolved
from monkey? For a startling answer
to these questions see "A Scream in the
night thrilling melodrama of mys-
terry and adventure from the story by
Charles A. Logue.-Will be shown next
week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03
The Bon Ton
MILLINERY
MISS SOPHIA BRUsTAD, Pr p.
son-Hershey Block Fifth Street
WILLMAR, MINNESOTA
Reception for Father Holland.

Rev. J. P. Holland, pastor Of St..
Henry's Catholic church of this place
has accepted a call to the Catholic
church at Willmar. Father Holland has
been pastor of the church here for the
past five years and it is with sincere
regret that his Pensioners, and our
people generally, see him go. Recep-
tions were given by his many friends
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
After light refreshments on Friday
evening, Mr.. Bauer, in behalf of his
friends, presented him with a beautiful
present as a token of their esteem and
respect, and wished him God speed in
his new field of labor. At the time
Father Holland came to Monticello the
Catholic church had 16 families as NOM
bers and when he left there were over
IS families. He was loyal and faith
full to his church, and a great factor in
its success here the past Ave years. He
was also absolutely loyal to his adopted
country during the recent war, and no
one ever had cause to- doubt his genu-
inc Americanism.
The Times in accordance with the
non-Catholic people of Monticello who
were to a man his greatest friends
deeply regret his departure.-Monticell
Times.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03
Replying to Landerholm's Letter.

10 Inc Wlllmar tribune:
c. G. Landerholms article in last
weeks issue Of the Tribune" should
be ignored by me, but to prove to the
public his intentions are both malicious
and senseless, I shall reply to it.
First of all, Landerholm is the type
of man who makes his living travelling
for firm and yet is always ready and
willing to use up enough of their time
to criticise-if not coarsely abuse var
ious hotels through the country.
Secondly, he ran a little hotel for a
short time, over in a small village near
Wadena, SO it's plain that his "ideas
and Judgment regarding the hotel bust
ness, should carry much weight
Thirdly, Landerholm stopped at the
Merchants at various times, always re-
ceiVing it's best Accommodations and
service (Which were quite good enough
and he often said so2 but when
we failed to make him a rate for him
self and wife, right during Fair week,
he suddenly turned against us and is
now wasting more of his time trying
to mislead the Willmar people with
his thinly yelled "attack" on us "direct-
~, and all the other Hotels here ''in-
DIRECTLY"
Landerholm isl believe-now stop
ping at the Commercial Hotel here,
which we all know is a clean, strictly
being we'll treated there, yet the in
crate belittles them, along with my
Fourth rate house."
There are many fine men on the road
who know that Willmar handled last
seasons unusual rush of business, bet
ter than many other points did and who
also know that "spite articles should
not help drive $250,000 or $685. into
hotel deal in Willmar just yet.
However, the committee who are pro-
noting this deal, will probably fully in
vestigate the matter and if they put It
through it will sure be alright as. far
as I am concerend. g.-
In the mean time my houses are now
equipped with the city heat, which is
simply fine, and very shortly we will
have several rooms with private bath.
that I have been trying to install for
the past several months. =
&c. w. Burdick.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

Rev. Jesper Holmquist left last
Tuesday morning for Oakland, Nebr.,
where he will ofhciate at the baptism
of the baby boy of his brother at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sherwood and
daughter Winnefred spent Thanksgiving
at the home of their daughter and Sis
ter. Mrs. Holton at Elk River
Mrs. Joe Dietz and baby returned ia
Wabun last Monday after a visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Odell.
Mrs. Elsie Ahlstrom returned from
Wausau, Wis. last Tuesday where she
has visited her brother Eiffel Holm.
Mrs. Arthur Starbeck. left the first
of the week for Montevideo where she
will visit at her parental home.
MIR. and Mrs. A. N. Lewis enjoyed
a visit from their son and family of
Minneapolis over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Albert Peterson Of Murdoch
was caller at Willmar Monday after
noon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

Svea Farmers Club held regular meet
ing Friday, November 81 Miss Trap
hagen from Willmar furnished the music
for the evening. @sse~'
REGULATIONS were given by Zelphia
Nelson. talk by Prof. Sondeland. After
the. program a business meeting was
held, the following officers were elected:
President, Antoine Haroldson; vice presi-
dent, Edwin. Norling; secretary, Edgar
Program committee: Chairman, Antoine
,Haroldson, Prof. Sunderland, Zelphia
Nelson, Ingeberg Nelson. Refreshment
committee: Anna Haro1dson, Olga Sven
son, Mrs. Harry Swenson. Meeting ad-
journed and lunch was served. Next
meeting will be held December 10. at
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

Clarence Englund, who attends the
state University, spent the latter part
of the week at his home in this city.
Miss Josephine Hawkinson of Mimi
eapolis spent the weekend visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Westberg.
Mrs Darby of Berlin, N. Oak, un-
derwent an operation at the Rest Hospi-
tai last Saturday morning.
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&C. O. Neslund and daughter Lois
and his sister, Mildred Neslund and
Eloise Brown arrived Monday from
Slator, Iowa.
F. Ramus left Tuesday morning for
several days business trip to the
Twin Cities.
Miss Emma T. Johnson spent last
Friday visiting at Raymond.
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IT. r: eastman left Tuesdav for

: IT. T. eastman left Tuesday for a
business trip to Pipestone II
: --Manley Ogren Of New London visit
ed friends in this city Tuesday after.
noon. He was enroute for business
trip to St. Paul. sEsz.ss 55ssss sszz =
Esther Anderson returned to
Minneapolis Monday morning after q
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Swan Anderson on Fourth Street.. She
teaches ct the Minnshaha Academy.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

Jack Virgins, Russell Frost, John
Dale, Richard Taylor, Alvin Nordstrom,>
Harold Beese and Eugene Ohsberg were
among those from this city who attend
the state University at Minneapolis
who spent their vacation at their homes
here. ~ Z - i - = sEss.-.s%
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GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS

To Ali Good Boys and Girls:
Just a note to let you know II
at the Johnson e Johnson Co.'s S
where I would like to meet all Of
I'll be there from 300 p IN. to
p. m. on the following days: Sc
day, December goth, Monday, Dec
Der 22nd, Tuesday. December
and Wednesday, December oath.
Be sure to come in and ten
what you want.
Yours as ever,
Ct. SANTA CLAUS.
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Richard Engwall.

Richard Engwau died last Tuesday
morning. The funeral will occur tomor-
row (Thursday) at the Swedish Mission
church at p. m. Rev. G. N. Tegnell
will ofhciate. The deceased was a bro
Their of P. Engwau who resides three
miles north of the city, with whom he
has made his home
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

=#--Olof G.. Thorpe, who has position
in the Minnesota Transfer office at Min-
neapohs, spent last Thursday Visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Thorps.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

! Films Developed, 1oc. Prints, from
2z TO 6. Very Best Work. Mail or
Bring Us Your. Films and Negatives.
Olive Bros. Opposite Glarum Hotel.
ADV. Il. &.
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GARD or THANKS.

lavish in this way to. thank al!
lady friends who so kindly rememb
me with the beautiful flowers
Thanksgiving. May God bless YOU
Sincerely.
Mrs. Peter Strandberg.
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NOTICES!

To avoid the rush and de-
late in the winter and early sprii
we advise you to bring in y
tires, tube. and radiators for
pair. now.
Willmar Vulcanizing Shop
800 Third St.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03

Stayed Home and Ate Turkey.
The football game that was scheduled
to take place on Thanksgiving Day be-
tween the Willmar High School eleven
and the Alumni teams did not material
ize owing to the snow and bad weather.
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notice.!
TOO LATE 70 BE classified.

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms.
IA Becker Ave. w. Telephone
r DBL w. = ~ GIG
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Baptist r, p, 8,

The Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish Baptist church will hold
their annual meeting next Friday
evening, December 9Th at 1870 and
S:15 the following program will be
rendered after which refreshments
Will be served by G. S. Forssells and
Otto Eckholms.
Selection Tri Mu Orchestra
Vocal solo ........ Gust Thunstedt
accompanied by Emil Lundquist.
reading .!......... Agnes Parson
vocal Duet .:-...... Ruby Soldering
and Beatric Ekwall.
Mandolin Duet go. Oscar Hoagbers
and E. A. Peterson
Selection ........ Tri Mu Orchestra
All are most cordially invited to
attend and all members are request
: ed to be present at 1880. -.
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Bethel z. =. q.

~O~3V3 -
The regular meeting of the Bethel
Y. P. will be held Wednesday evening,
december 10th. The following. pro-
gram will be rendered. . 90 = :.
Piano duet ......... Florence Carlson