davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
krpnie dulych sum dollar kosztu-
je 1915 frank6w, a funt szterlin-
Cow SO frank6w.
u donna
GAIA SIZE
49,.
Berlin- en- pazdziernika,

Berlin, 81. pazdziernika. -
w przyszly wtorek komisya
R~eichstag'u do spraw zagranicz-
rych ma rozstrzygna6 ostatecz-
ME, czy slask Gorny otrzyma au-
tonomie prowihcyonalna. (Czy
decyza ME 'zbyt wczesnaf PrzyP.
Red.)
Herr Siehr, prezydent Prus
Wschodnich, przybyl do Berlina
W celu u~zyskania Ola tel pro-
wincyi szerokiej autonornii. "a
DAME to jest motywowane oddziel
leniem Prus przez korytarz pol
ski Cd Niemiec i dlatego stale re-
ferowanie spraw do Berlina Jest
ogormnie niewygodne. Ograni-
genie i r~egulacya handful jest
rzecza niezbedna, iecz Berlin o.
becnie znajduje sic zbyt daleko.
W sprawach handlowych, wedAug
slow pana Siehr, Krolewiec jest
najlepszym sedzia.
KSIAzE PAWEL KANDYDA-
TEN Ma IRON GREcKI.
Ateny. 81. paEdziemika. (Pra-
sa Zjednoczona). - Iron greek
pc smierci krola Aleksandra 20
stall ofiarowany ksieciu PawSowi,
trzeciemu synowi by!ego krola
Konstantego.
Pogrzeb krola Aleksandra Cd
bedzie sic W piatek. Zwioki kro-
le~skie beda wystawioue ma Wi
dok publiczny W srode.
Izba poselska ma zebrac sic
We wtorek. Byty minister mary
narki greckiej, admiral P. Coun-
douritis, ma bye naznaczony re
gentem.
Paryz, 81. pazdziernika. -
Francuskie ministeryum spraW'
zagranicznych wyrazilo swoja
zgode oraz zadowolenie z polity,
X Venizolesa, dzieki ktoremu
zostal dokonany wybor Ssiecia
Pawsa. Ksiaze Pawel byl niezde-
cydowany, kiedy go zaPytano,
czy zgadza sic ma oojecie tronu
greckiego. mowiac. ze sp7awe "a
poz6stawia on do rozstrzygnie--
cia swemu ojcu.
Ex-kr6l Kunstanty otrzvmaA
mase te.egram5w kondolencyj--
nych. Ma pierwsza wiadomoSc
0 Smierci syna starry krol sig roz-
ntaka}
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
NOWY AMBASSADOR WLO-
SKI DO STANoW ZJEDN.

Rzym, ~. pazdziernika. - Sc
nator Rolandi Rioci, wedlug via
domoSci otrzymanych dzisiaj z
.Popolo Romano, zostal Mama
czony ambaSadorem wfoskim do
Waszyngtonu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

zaiatwienia konfliktu. Nieoficy--
alne rohowania toczyly sic juz cd
niedzieli i pod ~niektorymi wzgle-
damn daily rezultaty dose pomysl-
ne.
NoWY AMBASSADOR WLO--
SKI DO STANoW ZJEDN.
Rzym, 81. pazdziernika. - Sc
nator Rolandi Rioci, wedlug via
domosci otrzymanych dzisiaj z
.Popolo Romano, zostal mama
czony ambaSadorem wioskim do
Waszyngtonu.
WOJSKA WLOSKIE ZAJELY
TRYJEsT.
Rzyrn, 81. pazdziernika. -
Tryjest zostai zajety wczoraj
przez wojska wioskie. D'Annun-
zio telegratowa{ Z F1ume, re ME
miai on zadnych zamiar6w CO do
wyladowania w TryjeScie.
EMIR UCIEKL
PRED B~OESZEWIKAMI DO
~AFGANISTANU.
Bombaj, 81. pazdziernika. (Pra
So Zjednoczona.) - Otrzymano
til wiadomosc, re posei bolszewi-
cki zajal palac Emira Buchary ]
gubernatora Guzaru. Emir byi
zmuszony ociec Go Afganistanu.
w rejonie Karki toczy sig walka.
. (Buchsra jest parrstwem wa
salnem Rosyi. Miasto Buchara
Jest bardzo waznym punktem han
diowym. Przyp. Red ,
w BOLIWII.
Buenos Aires, 81. pazdziernika.
- Otrzymano tn wiadonoSci, &c
w Bolivia wybuchia rewolucya.
PoGRZEB BOHATERA
Londyn, 81. pazdzienika. -
Przedstawiciele roznych organi-
,zacyi Z Cork przybyli tutaj ceIem
wziecia udzialu w pogrze5ie lor-
da MacSwiney. ,Zw}oki meczenni
Ia "a wolnoSc narodu irlandzkie-
go zostana przewiezione do Cork,
gdzie Beda pochowane ma nowym
cm~entarzu. Przybyii rownicz do
Londynu czlonkowie Dali Eiran"
(cztonkowic parlamentu irlandz-
kiego).
Zw1oki lorda znajduja sic do
tel pory W trupiarni wiezicnnej,
skad zostana przeniesionc do ka-
tcdry sw. Jerzego, gdzic beda po-
zostawaly jeden dzieh. Strai
PREY katafaiLun bedzie p~elniona
przez ochotnicza gwardye irlandz
ka. O goiz. lltej we czwartek
cdbedzic sic solenna msza zaiob.
IA "a spokoj duszy lorda. Pc pc,
ludniu tego samcgo. dnia odbe--
die sic wielka procesya i cialo
zostanie odprowadzone nd dwo-
rec kolejowy, skad bedzie pre-
wiezione do Irlandyi.
Rad agielski wydaje bez pre-
szkody paszporty tym osobom,
ktore chca udat sic do Ameryki
W celu zdania sprawozdania
pred narodowa konisya irlandz-
ka W New Yorku.
Posel z Cork mial wyrazic sic
do correspondence Z Prasy zjedno
czonej, &c glodowka jake broh
protestu z~ostanie obecnie zanie--
chana wobec zdecydowanej po--
stawy rzadu wzgledem gfoduja-
cych.
Pozostali wiezniowie, znajduja-
cy sic ma gfodowce, So blizcy
smierci. Straz w wiezieniu Brix-
ton zostaia znacznie zwiekszona.
Wewnatrz wiezienia znaiduje sig
dose shiny garnizon zoinierzy.
Rzym. 81. pazdziernika. -
Gdy papiez Benedykt otrzymaS
wiadomoSc 0 smierci olrda Mac
Swiney okaza. wielkie wsposczu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
slsgFamy z~agTaniczne,
.kouczrnre 20 srToucv l-sze,

ANNN NnNl'llNN A-NZ(l
Y ksiazki wojSkowe, traktujace
karabinach maszynowych.
szystkie ksiazki by}y charaEte-
technicznego, wydane przez o.
crow armii angielskiej. Sprawl
nbardziej przybiera charakter
wazny, re Andersen jest byiym
lkownikiem armii angielskiej.
edawno Andersen wyjezdzai do
Syi bez p~ozwolenia. "a co 20
L pozbawiony rausi puSkow-
"a.
" liscie panny Pankhurst do
nina byia proSba o przysfanie
aduSzow ma szerzenie propa--
ndy bolszewickiej w Angiii.
ltorka iistu dowodziia, re An
a przedstawia podatny grunt
. propagandy, tembardziei. re
Il zrobocie wzrasta z dniem kaz-
II, co z kolei ~powoduje wzrost
| ma przedmioty pierwszej po-
:eby.
Parma Pankhurst znajduje sic
, ecnie w wiezieniu "a szerzenie
opagandy rewolucyjnei. w Ii
/, e swym pisze ona. re zastana-
ala sic mad rozPoozeciem straj-
giodowego, lecz Srodek ten O.
cnie okazai SIG bezskuteczny,
" Rad strajkierom glodowym
zwala unierac.
" liScie Miss Pankhurst jest
ka nazwisk komunistow i re-
,lucyonistow angielskich, kto-
: byli tylko podejrzewani przez
licye,
5000 ME-
MIEcKIcH BEE PIRACY.
Berlin, 81. pazdziernika. -
iejskie biuro piracy podaje do
adomoSci, &c w Niemczech
ajduje sic ;33j 1000 kobiet i
,zczyzn bez piracy. Z ktorych
5000 przypada ma Berlin. Nj
;teryum piracy pr~zewiduje. re
lr6tce liczba bezrobotnych
:7oSnie do 5000, 600. Kobiety O.
lnie stauowiq czwarta czsSt
zrobotnych. .
REST OFICERoW ME-
MIECKICH IA ZDRADE
STANU.
Berlin, 81. pazdziernika. -
:2d nicm;ccki dC,ionai areszto-
mia kilku oficer6w nienieckich
dejrzanych 0 zdrade stanu. VIA
e wojskowe etrzymaiy wiado-
sc. re porucznik ~marynarki
.mieckiei Won Bercken, oraz
ii oficerowie morscy dokonaii
lnzakcyi handlowej z agentami
dzoziemsximi co do wydania
emnicy niemieckich lodzi pod
,dnych. W ScisIvm kontakcie Z
esztowanymi znajdowali sic a
rci hiszpahscy ! inni.
PADEK KURSU WALUTY
Paryz, 81. pazdziernika. - Je-
Il sprawl odszkodowania wo-
lnego ME zostanie zaiatwiona
mySlnie. to dollar amcrykahski
Francyi dojdzie do 20 fran
W a funt szterlingow do 70 to
zcze pred Bozem Narodze--
m. Opinia ia zostaHa wyrazo-
/. przcz ekspert6w gieSdy parry
ej,
Obecnie "a dollar amerykanski
ca We Francyi 1850 irankow !
% "a funt szterlingow. Prey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
TELEGRANY KRAJOWE:

Dokonczenie re struny l~-szei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

(Prasa Zjednoczona). - Wczoraj
rano Rad angielski rozpoczas for
maine rokowania pokojowe z gor
nikami W celu jak najpredszego
zaiatwienia konfliktu. Nieoficy--
alne rohowania toczyiy sic juz cd
niedzieli i pod niektorymi wzgle-
dami daily rezultaty dose pomysl-
ne.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
~ gM
/0BITUARY.
FRANK WILLIAM LINDBLAD

TNAA\N WILLIAM AlNDbLAD
Frank Lindblad of Coteau, N. Oak,
and formerly of this county, died at
Hot Springs, Colorado, March, Il,
1920, at the age Of As years. ASolit
a year ago an attack of the influential.
pneumonia left him in a weakened
condition and lung trouble devel8ped
which ended his life. -
Frank William Lindblad was Born
in SVea, this county, Novemberf ~,
1875, and was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lindblad of the town of Fahlun
When the Bowbells, N. Oak. country
was new, he went there and took a
claim, which he farmed for SEVEN
teen years. He then went into the
hardware and implement business, at
Coteau, N. .pak..,- where he resided at
tha-tiafe ~f0 his death. Deceased was
married in 1902 to Mary Trulson who
is the sorrowing widow. He leaves
four children, Myrtle, Pearl, Johnnie
and Morris. He is also mournea by
a father,\a step-mother and the fol-
lowing 'hrothers and sisters: Axel
Lindblad of Thomkins, Sask., Gan;
Mrs. J. D. Johnson of Falsen, NJ D.;
Edgar, of Svea; Mrs. j. R. Soderberg
and Elvira, of Svea, and Arthurs and
Carl of Willmar and number of
other relatives. -,
The remains arrived from Colorado
last Saturday and the funeral took
place Sunday afternoon at the Svea.
Lutheran church, being conducted by
Rev: J. B. Sorenson. The pail bear:
ers were Erick Moline, Martin Sven
son, Swan ,-SWehson, Joe Bjornberg,
Oscar Westerberg, and Henry sBjel-
lkengren. The bereaved widow and
children and other relatives have the
sympathy of the community. !:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
BREAKS RIGHT LEG
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Henry =Forsman, residing south of
town, was badly hurt in runaway
accident last Saturday about II a. NJ
He was putting his team in the Third
Street feed barn, had unhitched the
horses and was leading them in when
it was found that one of the tugs was
not unlocked. The horse became
frightened and started off with the
wagon. Forsman held on until half
a block east of the machine shop,
when he fell and the pole of the wa
gon struck him above the knee, break
ing the bone. He was taken to the
Willmar Hospital where his injury
was attended to. The runaway horse
was caught on First Street, to which
distance it had dragged the wagon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
HENRY B. BENSON HOME.
AFTER FOUR YEARS IN ARMY
Sees Service on Boarder,. in Mexi-
co, in France and in
j: g.. Germany

Harry B. Benson, young Willmar
lad who probably has had as much
army life" experience as any other
eX-service man from the county, re-
turned home Monday night. Harry
enlisted at Chicago, Jan: 10, 1916, in
the 9th U: S. Cavalry. Served on the
Mexican boarder and was along with
Gen. Pershing's expedition into Mexi-
co.. When war broke out he was
placed in '7th Inf 3rd Division and
served on the defensive at Aisne
Champagne-Marne sectors, and on
the offensive on the Aisne- -Marne
front, at St. Mehiel, and on the Muse
Argonne, where he was when the
arnlistice~ was signed Then in the
First Army of Occupation he was
stationed eight months on the Rhine.
He came to the United States Sept.
1st, last year and was transferred to
the Third M. P Company at Camp
Pike, Ark, when he was mustered
out March 19. He is now on the re-
serve.
Harry Benson is the son of Mrs, P.
A. Stromberg of Willmar. ''.'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
SEVENTH 5 & DISTRICT
c. 0. P: CONVENTION
E. H. March and Frank Murphy
Selected at Delegates to
Chicago.

At 2:55 D. n last Thursday, Dist
rict Chairman. $. B. Qvale;- called the
Seventh District Republican conven-
tion to order at the Kandiyohi coun.
ty court house. spoke word of vel.
come to women voters to participate
in political affairs and read the call
Sam y. Gordon: State Printer and
candidate for Secretary of State, told
how good real convention looked
to him, and nominated Mr.. Qvale for
temporary chairman, which motion
prevailed
l.. D. Barnard moved the selection
OF Mrs. Ida Hancock OF Morris as
temporary Aecretary WHICH carried
unanimously.
The chairman appointed the follow
ing committees:
Credentials-L d. Barnard of Rem
vile: ]. O. Haugland OF Chippewa; :;
E. w. Campbell of Meeker; H. C.
Rosenwald Of Lac-Qui-Parle and Sam
y. Gordon Of Traverse.
ResolutiOns-One delegate from
each OF the II counties was named.
Chas. r. Houston was made chairman
y. \. Anderson was the kandiyOhi
member and Geo. Gage the one from
Renville
Permanent Organization-C. Berg
huis, Chippewa: P. B. Hong, Kandiyo-
hi; and l.. X Sexton of Meeker.
Some oratorical flights were then
made. Mrs. Hancock made some re-
marks. Frank Murphy said he want
ed to save his speech for the even
ing banquet but remarked about the
"great- unrest" apparent in the land.
Charles D. March of Litchtield said
it was the duties of voters to inform
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
\ Attended State Convention

c. R, C. Baker, Hugh Ruddy, H.: G
Young NJ. r. Simons and Chas. Wei
lin of Willmar; E. L. Guam Of Kandi.
yohi; P. G. Greenfield of Pennock; z
V. Johnston and Martin A. Anderson
Of AtWater were those from this coun-
ty who attended the Republican
State Convention at St. Paul last Sat,
urday. Mrs. VIM. Hengstler' and B.
F. Fink were not able to attend.' Mr.
Young attended in place of Mr. Fink.
-Four delegates were nominated to
the Chicago National Republican
convention. The Kandiyohi County
delegation voted nine to two in favor
Of an uninstructed delegation. III. G..
Young and C. R. C. Baker voted in
favor of instructing for Wood.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
BETHEL LUTHERAN


Cor. Becker Ave-, and Second St.. s..
Jesper Holmquist, Pastor:
Services next Sunday in the Swed
ish language at 10: go a. M.
Sunday school at 11:45 a. m.
Evening service in the English Ian
guage at 1880 p. m.
The Bethel Ladies' society meets
Thursday of this week in the church:
Lunch served to the general public.
All cordially invited
The Sunday school teachers meet
Thursday at 1880 p. m. in the church.
Confirmation class meets Saturday
at 10: 80 a. m.
The. regular meeting of the Willmar
district will be held here Monday to
Wednesday of next week. Services
as follows:'- Monday evening: at. 1870
communion services and reception OF
new members. The preparatory ad-
dress will be made by Rev: A. r.: Sea.
strand. Sermon by Rev. Bs->O. Berg
Tuesday at 2 p. NJ, general. discus
sion. Theme: Christ in :Gethse.
mane" Tuesday at 1880 p. m: Eng
lish services. Sermons by Rev: c.. O.
Bergquist, and :. Rev; c.. A. Lindahl
Wednesday at 1O:30 a. M, sermons
by Rev. j. B. Sorenson and Rev.. H
Tillman. During next week which is
Holy Week, there will also be ser
vices on Thursday. evening at. 7:3(
p. m. and on Good Friday at ,10:3O a
m. Our morning services on Easter
Sunday will this year be held in the
English language. Full program Civ
en- next week. : ......,. , T.
Special music at all services.
| cordial invitation to all to attend.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
INSTRUMENTATION /
NAME CITY TlCK
Citizens Mass Convention JOccu
at City Hall This Thurs
day Night

The annual citizens mass cow
ton to nominate candidates to /
voted upon at the city election, i
be held this Thursday night at eia
o'clock, and if rumors are to be or
tied, it will not be the prefunctory
fair that it has been for the last e
years. The official call is as follow
The annual citizens mass ms
ing for nominating candidates ]
city Offices to be voted for at the G
Election, April 6, 1920, is hereby q
ed to convene at the fire engine roI
at the City Hall, Thursday eyeni1
March 25, 1920, at eight O'Clock D.
The offices to-be filed at said ell
tion are: Mayor, City Treasurer. C|
Clerk, Assessor, one Alderman fri
each of 1st, End, 3rd and 4th War
two constables and one justice of /
place for each of Said wards.
Dated March II, 1920.
P. B. Hong.
A. J. Nelson, {
S. B. Qvale,
Swan Anderson, /
City Committee.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

H. o. Gunion of Kandiyohi was in
this city on business last Thursday
w. J. DeVres of Raymond was in
this city on business last Saturday
Ernest Olson spent last Friday
and Saturday at Spicer.
- E. H. Hansen left Saturday even
ing for business trip to Wheaton
Russell Spicer left Monday for a
business trip to the Twin Cities.
ID. T. Carlson made business
w. o. Wilson spent Monday at
Kandiyohi
-Chas Wallin left Monday for a
business trip to Dassel.
j. M. Muggley spent the weekend
in the Twin Cities.
Oscar Hoagberg spent the week
end visiting relatives and friends at
St. Paul.
Elmer Dahlgren spent Monday
last week visiting at St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Ernest Olson and Mrs.
Henry Forsberg spent Saturday after
noon visiting at Litchfeld.
Aug. Olson of Lake Elizabeth was
business visitor in this city last
Monday.
Herbert Hoglund returned Mon
day from a couple of months visit at
Sioux City, Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. D: T. Carlson and
baby returned last Monday from a
visit at Cokato.
Miss Clara Christensen of Lake
Andrew spent the weekend visiting
Edith Larson and Edna Markell.
Mrs. William Lundberg returned
last Friday evening from a visit with
her sister at Minneapolis.
Carl Struxness spent last week
visiting friends and relatives at
Milan.
Edwin Erickson of Kandiyohi
was Willmar business caller last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Irene Flatner of Morris
visited her brother, Victor Flatner
here last Wednesday and Thursday.
"A. P. Bergeson spent last Thurs
day afternoon on business at New
London
Louis Vinje of Morris was a
Willmar caller last Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Oscar Wahlquist and baby
returned last Friday from few days
visit with Mrs. Wahlquist's sister,
Mrs. O. W. Olson at Hawick.
John E. Johnson of Lake Lii
liam returned last Wednesday even
ing from a business trip to the Twin
Cities.
Alfred Jacobson of St. Paul ar
rived last Thursday evening for a
weeks visit with his brother, Andrew
Jacobson.
Leonard Kleve returned last
week from Minneapolis where he
graduated from a course at the Min
neapolis Business College.
. Miss Stella Hughes Of DeGraff
came last Friday for an over Sun
day visit with her sister. Mrs. Abe
Bousilman.
-Raynold Anderson of Kerkhoven
is again back at the -Elkjer
Clothing store and commenced his
duties Monday, last week.
A. A. C. Blomquist returned last
Thursday evening from Minneapolis
where he attended the shoe conven-
ton at the West Hotel
Mrs. N. o. Sandven and two
children returned to Paynesville last
Saturday after visit at the VIM.
Nelson home since Wednesday.
-Augst Danielson returned Monday
from Spicer where he attended the
wedding of his brother, Victor M.
Danielson to Mabel Skoglund on Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. A. N. Nicholson returned
to New London last Saturday after
a visit at the DR.. c. E. Anderson
home. While here she attended the
Women Voters convention.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
Obsequies of ]. p. Madison

The funeral of the late John P. Mad.
ison was. held. from the house on
Litchfeld Ave., E. at 2:30 o'clock last
Friday afternoon. The funeral was in
charge of the I. O. o. F. No. 80, Rev.
+. H. Oehler officiating. Two songs
were rendered by a quartet consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Erickson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus. Larsen. The
pail bearers were Fred Smith, O. R.
Berkness, John B. Boyd, C. K. Robin
son, M. D. Manning and J. w. Kent.
The remains were buried at the Fair
view cemetery.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
W1LLMAR WoRKINCMEN l
JOIN N0NPARTISANS
Big Meeting Saturday Night Sends
Delegate to State Con-
VentlOn.

At large meeting of representa-
tives of eleven labor organizations
of the city last Saturday evening, at
the I. o. o. F. Hall, it was decided
to send a representative to the state
meeting of the Workingmen's Non
partisan League; which convenes at
st. Paul on Thursday for the purpose
of selecting a state ticket in con-
junction with the Farmers Nonparti-
san League, which also convenes on
that date
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
Hold Business Meetino

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Am
erican Legion held business meet
ing at the court room of the Court
House last Monday evening. The
constitution and bylaws were adopt
ed and other bushes stransacted. 1t
has been decided to meet the second
Thursday evening of every month. A
membership drive will soon COM
mence. All those who join the La
dies Auxiliary before the 1st of June
will be known as charter members.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
Coffee Social

The Bethel Ladies' Society will
give a. coffee social IL, in the church
basement Thursday afternoon of this
week. The following will serve:
Mesdames August Hoglund, D. Elm
quist, Nels Carlson, John Peterson,
E. N. Munson, John Sandin, Nels
Holm, T. J. Sampson, Victor Nelson
and Misses Ida and Emma T. John
son.. A cordial invitation to all.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
: Death of Brother

Mrs. C. F.. Spencer left Saturday
for st. Paul Where she was called by
the death of her brother, J. W. Tim
mons. He died suddenly on Friday
evening. He was cashier of the Ia
dies department of the Capitol Ma
'tional Bank. The funeral takes place
at W1nona. The deceased is mourned
by his wife and two children.
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Berqum-PoVerud

Miss Nettie Poverud of this county
and ,-Enoch- -Bergum of Swift county
were united in marriage last Satur-
day at 10:3O a. m. at the Bethel Luth-
eran parsonage. Rev. Jesper Holm
quist performed the ceremony. The
witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
POverud.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
Class of Nine

The Golden Rule No. 80 of the l. O..
O. F.: gave the third degree last even
ing to a class of nine candidates. Mr..
Dexter, Grand Patriarch of the Grand
Encampment of the I. o. o. F. of the
State of Minnesota and Mr.. McDivitt,
Grand Scribe also of the Grand En-
campment of this state were present
and assisted with the work. They
also spoke after the degree work, af-
ter which refreshments were served.
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SWEDISH METHODIST. CHURCH

SWEDISH. METHODIST. CHURCH
Swan w. Mattson, Pastor.
Have you attended our Lenten spe-
cialty song services which are being
conducted every evening except Mon
days and Saturdays? You will be ifl-
terested in our messages from, ia:
nous songs. We have the good will
and assistance of the young folks
from several different churches of this
city, who by means of their splendid
musical talent make the services
dOubly interesting.
Next Sunday our services will be
conducted in the morning at. eleven
o'clock in the Swedish language. The
series ends with the evening of East
er Sunday when new members will be
received into the church. Sunday
school at ten o'clock.
- Services will be held at Oak Park
at three O'Clock and at Kandiyohi at
seven thirty, both in the English Ian
-guage, providing the roads permit.
-. Sunday school at Kandiyohi~ at elev-
en- o'clock.
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Rst M. e. Ladies' Aid

The Ladies' Aid of the First Me,
odist church will serve supper at t
Masonic Temple March 31st. TT
Following is the menu: Meat 10
mashed potatoes; gravey; cream
carrots, pickles, pineapple, cake a
coffee.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES

Young peoples meeting at $3.50 next
Sunday evening. Topic: Medical
Missions on Baptist Mission Fields.
LEADER: Alice Magnuson.: Speaker:
Ruth Carlson, :. . -, -:
Piano Trio: Mrs. J. F. Nyquist, Win
zie Dahleep, Ella Swenson.. .s.:. :. ;.
Every member be sure to be pres
ent and bring at least one visitor. All
are cordially invited. y. -. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-24
Accents Position

M. H. Carey has accepted a posi-
ton with the Robinson-Cole film COM
pany~ Of Minneapolis and commenced
his duties last week. He travels the
southern part Of the state. His fam
lily will continue to reside in this city.
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Miss Ella Swenson has returned
from Fergus Falls where she has had
a position. She is now back at the
Benton Land office where she has a
position as stenographer. Miss Sven
son has been employed at the Benton
office for the past three and one-half
years.