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9eatide 9ntipnalitdt e~nttuertet Gin
Sans.

Sic Gleinieitner SausbeIiterin
6rau Or. 2inbort IN 8raa batte
Ieiuer5eit ibren Wieter, ben oeut.
lhen 8nitIDirt Sammeridmieo auf
3aumung bcs 2ofales getlagt uno
Die alage oamit bcgriinoet, Dab er
oas @%aitgeperbe i'm 9roboeutiden
@cilte betreibe. 9roboem bic bon
Der aIdgerin iiber oieien llmitano
gefibrten 3eugen total periogten,
bat Der Rifter, acknowledgements.
rot Shramef bonn 9e5irfsgeridt
aleinieite folgenoes fIaiiiihe ltrteil
gefdut:
rSas llrteil gibt Der aIoge oui
R1umung bes 2ofaIes itott nno BE-.
griinoet Dies oamit, oaB 5rpdr Der
getpeis iiber Die Siihruna bes Gait.
balic5 i'm 9roBoeutid)en 9eiit nid)t
gelungen iei, es ergebe ieood bic
oberflddllit)e 9etrod]tung Der Gen.
genausiagcn. oaB Der geflagte roe.
gen iciner 0ntionoIitdt als 9eut.
ifer in icirer rdditen limqebuna
iebr unbeIieb; iei. Gs fonnc teinem
3peifel unterliegen. boB ooourd)
oas Sols al ieincm Suite Ieioe UNI
0aber aud entpertct perOe."
aommentar iIheriliiifigi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
@erbicnitppller Siiraer aeitorbeu.

SIN hoben 4lter uon SO Sabren
itarb Der @anoler 8otf. Gr aeb6rtc
% Sabre lang in 9eraeoorf be-
0anIburg Der @iirgcrucrtretung on
uno bot iif) beiOuoers oils WiitgIiec
Der CONFORMATION INN Die Gnt
nifIurg ser Stcot bohe @eroienitc
,nporben. Gr mai olti}eroem Mit
oegriinoer Der 9ergcooricr @onf
uno lett 9eIteheu oieler @enoIien
idaFt @oriiben0er oe5 Aufiidlt3rota
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

SpferpiIlig. Sante Gu.
laIiu: .Gu mciBt ia, Shuager: i'd
lin in Die Staot gejo9en, neil eS
mir chi Dem Yanoe 81 eiuiam mar.
SD mcr0e nId)itenS altd Dem Ia.
menfIub o6robiinn" beitreteu."
Ser ninmt cbei nur &erbeira.
tete oufl"
SIT, idlieBIih bringe ih aud
oicies Opfer."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
Gin intereiinnter fSnno.

Sn Den 2cbmlagern Der 0ampi.
5icgelei emil @riBinger x So. in
GBlingen, @iirttemberg, mltroe Die
ier Gage elm ~ Yfeter LANCER
StoB5obn cines MammlttS gefunoer
un0 BON oen Serren SerbPrt User
ner uno Sans 9rieinger in iahfun'
bigger @eiie ailsgegroben Ser
obengenannte 6unn miro bcmndtit
III Der Notwithstanding feline
a%ufiteaung finoen, mo iton dbn-
lide aus obiger 3iegclci itammcnor
Rnofenfun0e orfbemobrt iiuo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
Plus Dem 3aee a%eitiirst.

4uf Der Strefe 0ittersbad,. SIot
ercienete iih Elm idnperer llnfau
ais ser 3u9 Sen GdlienfopirmncI
paiiierte, ~itilr3te Ser Sobn oes ButS.
beiiterS Miartin aus Sonuerau in.
folge pl0tlifen Aufipringens scr
Cir ans Dem 3uge mo erIitt ic
Ihmerc @erletunQen. oab DER Sof
baIo nad @uffinoung oes @erun,
1liicsten cintrat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
Sie oeutife Sitmehe in a0nigs'
berg.

lie a6nigsberger Weiie brahte in
iiberraiheno GROCER 3abI gint6uier
aus Der grouiuj uno Dem ebemais
oeutihen Bebiet. anh Der geiu6
aus benz auslanoe entiprah oen Or.
uartungen. Nus 2itnuen paren
nrrhr als 500 geiutcr. ong 2ettlano
tros Der Reiieidrpierigteiten 100
adufIeute eingetroiieu. Tie oustdn.
oiihen Ginfduier ertl1rten Die aus.
seiteqten @~arenmuiter fir Tebr
p~reispert uno matyten oieIe 8or6e'
iteaungen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

noilen anerfcnnen. De iih tro9 0es
RnubeS oon Geltih Snotirol az
ben welidcn grbicino heraHbieotrnl
lie 4|fabuung iGlieBt: Him ale
Ecutlden iouteu immer nauou uber.
iclilt lem: .Gas p6IfiIdle Sattle.
iiihI. ons uGlfiidie @rbarmeu per.
;ieten Is. Ole b~eiligIteu Siroler Sc.
iii5Ic ouyd Scrgniiguugsreiieu itOey
Sic SaIurncr 4Iau'e hinnrs - 5it
.rdnfeu uuo 81 rei5eu!~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

Ser @ipfeI. 6ruu Sefre.
tar 0tauleI: nSie 5uiammeu9e'
triimmt mciu Qiann beut int 9ett
iic9t; Der tr1umt ilhcr mieoer ula
einem &oreciceten."
9 htau. Sit es mabr, 6oB
Sic iid) 81 @eibuct)teu inter Dem
@ctbuahtSbaum uerIobt bobeu2"
Gid)ter: nSa, abcr bloB inter
meinem HieuOUnpm."
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Rnnhnurb in Mlshciin.

Sn Dem ei7beii!iden Ort Nls
hcim murOe Der G%5idhrIge &anonirt
4eorg Shmi6t, an @1nocn mo SSii.
zen Qclrliclt. tot III ieiaer Mobmng
m%igefunoen. Sic llntcriud)une er,
CAB, baB Elm ourd groroiieIung her.
beigcfiibrtcr Imtbmoro %oorIieat. Gas
9eiarnte 9orgelo Dnroe Geraubt. Bon
Den Sotcrn mar feline Spur 3u ent
0eden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
Seutide iOleu @elidD . 5iruI fern
bleiben.

Ger &n0reas-8 oier. gun0 tmt
1irol eriud)t nm 9eroiientlid)unp
elmer @nrnung an ale 3clttid)en,
mad Dem meFGen Siioen gu reiien,
iolonge oas oeutl6e Siotirol Dem
oentid)en Solfe uorcnthaIfen Deroc.
SiioIif Salurn babe Der GeutiGe
bis nui fseiteres nitts 81 iuden. es
Jet ocrn, oaB 5nu0eI. 3nbuitrie,
ar5tlidle oSer tirhIide 8oridriften,
dunit mo BiTenifoft ausnab.
men erbeiiden. aeiren Ieutihen
tonne Der 8uno aIs golfsae.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
2luei R1roer nerhaitet.

Die Woroer 6es 5teuereinneh
mers gdes in Sambod), Rheinpiol3.
muroen in hcTn 26i1brigen Sobn
9aleniin bes 9uraermeiiters Bret.
finger mo aem 2~2iobrigen Res9e'
iobH Soiepb 9rettinaer perbnitet
lie bcioen Roroer haben elm 8e.
itdnOuis obaelcut.
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War6nrgs CONNER Semeiter

9ie 3obl Der Stltoierenoen Ger
Narburger llniperiitdt, ciuihI;cblit
Der Galnen itrut iidl auf 2573. IS
ltuoiercn 300. einidlieBIi6 II
drnucn, 9tecloeie. 5t4 (t4) Suro,
III (63) Weoi3in, 804 1886 Bbi.
loloaie. Siu leeten Ginterholbiabr
paren es 234S (286) Stuoierenoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

q Au9reoe. 2ehrer
9u iagit ia belite gar nidJts, Berger.
on bit mobl nid;t porberettet? sab
idI cIf oenn nift crit geitern oos
Jcttggorudie a~ufaegsbeny
Sd)iiler (tpeinerltdD: ga, aber
ih bin bod front, mo on bat mir
Der 2ottoc ones Settle itreug oerbo.
tcnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
(5u sluet giIocrn
nit Der GquitNade

SOD tie 3etItreut6eit t.
GroieIior: n3Hm Andnd, lett bin
i'd III elmer groben &erIe3eubcIt
IcIc9raptiert mir ga meme God.
ter, oaB bel idr Gin ~irruOiges Gr.
cignt5 cin9etreten Fl, InS rrrudlnt
Nit obs c;s 0trabc nocl Elm Nd0'
der II. NHu ueiB id) nid)t, bin i'd
@robDa+er ooer @rOBmttttcri"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01

retto- gum S%douipieIer, Der ibm
cine 9iort 9orid)pB berauegepreBt
bdt): Stein @unoeri Ia f0nneH Gle
beute abeno Ieid)t Den a5nig ipieien.
4tn0Ith. 2iesden: 8cit,
Wama, Die Inrmpddser limb braDe
2eute, neil lie 10 nnbe am Simmel
pobucu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
SpIitter. WfitIcioia lei!

lit leid)ter ais nei0IoS iein.
) M Atelirr Rcif]Qepor.
oener SdJnciocrmciltct: ,}br neiles
Bib, t0err Yroiciior. WiirGe lid nor.
trcii!id) in melllem Grter5imnIer
uilsrle1men abcc IS iii ctpas III
stoR nrbeiten Sic nlt mad
NaB5
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-01
G.. L. COLMAN,
8aubpl5' Sauoinng
tbaren' u. TrnterrabmensJab
w

La Crosse, Wis.
8neis : Sefddfte:
NiuntiOta: Ruibforo, Breton. Spring
@aGeb. Brano Renoofu. 8rofpns.
bale, Gailauo. albert Sea. When
Reus. Wiuueiota Qafe. Cation.
GeIeoan, 8inre5deo gitp. 8ntr.
mont. Sterburn. Sddion. 2atefielo.
Suloa. gOesrtou. Eipeifone.
1atpta: 6~IanSreau. 9eu 8apibs. gois
man. Rabiion. 9otpor6. Diana.
Sorsitburg. BoouIodet.
R~ebrasta: Hortb geno.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
CEORCEVIL.LE

Nov. 28.-Albert Amondson returned
from the cities Wednesday. - :
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Moe of Mime.
apolis are visiting at the Almond Chris
topherson home. = "a !. ,~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynard Strand and
Mrs. Ole Strand and son Oswald OF
Belgrade called at the p. J. Johnston
home Friday. 80, ~-:E.. :.f 80 q
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Christopherson,
Max Raymond and Allen Gunderson
were entertained at the Albert Chris
topherson home Thanksgiving day.
: The marriage of Miss Alma Refer
son. daughter Of Mrs. r. Reierson Of
Lola, Wis, to Peter T. Halvorsen Of
Georgeville was solemnized at the par
sonage by Rev. -. NJ. Hanson at New
London. Thanksgiving day at S O'Clock
pm. Congratulations. * i Il
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Christopherson
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Moe
and Albert and Ella Christopherson
at dinner Sunday, szs 81 y 4. B K.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
LAKE LILLIAN
p! ~. c.

Arthur Peterson made business
trip to Bird Island last Monday.
The community sing and candy So
cial which was held in Dist. No. GA
was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Linn and family,
Mr.. and. Mrs.. August Johnson and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w, Renstrom
and family, Edna Nordstrom, Annie
and A. Renstrom visited at the VIM.
Renstrom home Thursday evening.
The Hedlof, Hanson and Peterson
families were entertained at the Hans
Peterson home for dinner Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. AuguA Westling and
children of Hopkins are at present
visiting in this vicinity.
Edna Nordstrom and Albert John.
son made call at Willmar Friday aft.
ernoon.
Kermit Linn and Clifford and Har-
vey Adams made trip to Olivia Fri.
day afternoon.
Annie Nyberg is present staying at
the August Johnson home.
Caesar Linn assisted Arthur Peter.
son hauling hay last week.
Marion Renstrom is at present
working at the Ed. Nelson home. in
Wdllmar.
Bill Green made a trip to Olivia
last Friday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
GREEN LAKE NORTH SHORE

Nov. 28-E. O. Berg made trip to
New London last Wednesday,
H. E. Seastedt Of Willmar made a
visit at his home north of Green Lake
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolph Hultgren
made business trip to Willmar last
Friday.
Herman Hookom was out collecting
for the Red Cross last Friday.
Miss Elsie Melin of Kerkhoven ar
rived last Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Fredolph
Hultgren of the Teepetonka hotel.
Misses Mary and Florence Pelkey
who have been employed at the In
terlachen hotel for some time, re-
turned to their respective homes near
Hawick last Thursday.
Mrs. Jordin of New London is sew
ing for Mrs. Oliver Larson of the In
terlachen hotel.
Miss Elsie Melin Of Kerkhoven and
Misses Luella and Bertha Olson Of
New London were visitors of Mildred
Seastedt Sunday afternoon.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
RESULTS TELL
There Can Be No Doubt About the
- Results n Willmar

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed. ~
=, The testimony OF a. Willmar citizen
can be easily investigated. s
J. What better proof can be had?
l. Preston Honeycutt, locomotive fire
man, 1872 Benson Ave-, says: II took a
bad cold year ago last February
when firing a locomotive and it set
tied In my kidneys, putting them out
of order. I had a dull headache throu
the. small Of my back and when l got
up mornings, would be worse. MY
kidneys acted too frequently, annoy
ing me, and when stopped over, I
could see black specks before my eyes.
! would be as dizzy as could be. As
Doan's Kidney Pills had been used
with benefit in my home, thought I
would try them and got box at Carl
son Bros. drug store. used Doan's:
until the trouble left me entirely and
q am pleased 70 recommend them.
Price 60c, at I'll dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for q kidney remedyxet
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr., Honeycutt had. Foster-Milbu
Go. Mfsrs., Buffalo, N. =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
~COLFAX

Nov. 28.-Mrs. Anna Hoy and son
arrived from Minneapolis recently for
a visit with friends and relatives here.
Ferdinand Highstrom went to Will
mar for few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson of
Brooten, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jensen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Miller of Bel
grade we're entertained at the D. Jen-
sen home Thanksgiving day.
Ferdinand and Adolph Highstrom
arrived recently from Irving where
they have been employed for a few
weeks. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Stale of Brooten
called at the p. E. Olson home Satur.
day. -<*
Lula Finstad spent q few days at
the Lars Hatlestad home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning lBengtson and
family were entertained at the Frank
Lundgren home Thanksgiving day.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
WILLMAR SHOWN HOW
MOVIES ARE MADE At
THE DREAMLAND THEATER

Making Movies" on the stage of
this popular house, attracted a large
crowd. last night. The local players
appearing did exceedingly well, in
fact far above the directors expecta-
tons. The audience was "let in. on
the secret of movie making and they
learned few. of the tricks of the trade.
1t has been long time since more
enjoyable evening was spent, and
those who were fortunate enough to
have Witnessed the exhibition will re-
member it. for many years to come, as
one Of the best times they ever had
in their lives. -. ~
Toosmuch credit can not be given
the management Of this theater for
bringing in an attraction of this kind,
which is Instructive, refreshing and
entertai1ing.s -. x ..~@55* >. :
! Mr.. Hyman, the director, has had
years of experience both in pictures
and on the stage, and supervised the
entire production ~ = j.
= The picture taken and those made
Of the school children, also scenes
made on the streets of the business
section win be shown ON the screen
next Monday and Tuesday. Dec. S and
s, in addition to the regular program.
ADV. z.z@ s 5.:5 i H.
-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
HOME SAVINGS INVESTMENT
co. NOW INCORPORATING

This company, owned by 0. A. Fer
ring and R.. o. Ferren of this city has
been doing a large subdivision bust
ness in many Of the western states,
totalling nearly half million dollars
during the past two years.
The company will be a "closed cor
poration" for the present. as it is fully
financed and equipped for present
needs and will begin business Jan. 1
with 100000 paid in capital. The
preferred capital stock being held in
reserve for future requirements.
Other lines will soon be added to
their already large activities, such as
insurance, bonds and mortgage secur-
tiles and home building.
The active officers are R. o. Fer
rem, president and general manager,
and o. A. Ferring vic epresident and
treasurer. Their Office in the Bank of
Willmar building is well and beautiful
ly equipped with all mahogany furni.
ture.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
IKE LILLIAN

Nov. 26-John Aspaas called al
Thorpe Monday. .s, >z..
Asa sBomsta was a:Willmar visitor
Monday. !. s sss> ss .ss -. =:
Richard and Clarence Johnson OF
Thorpe called at the Lawrence Ander
son home Monday. :. i. asa..e. : g =
h George @. Anderson was Wfllma1
caller on Tuesday. Il tsss ss j. p. T..
Caesar, Linn called at the Lawrence
Anderson home on Wednesday after
noon. IS 8 i - s,....~
| GeoreE Anderson visited at the
Gustaf Johnson home Sunday after
noon 4szs ~ '':z-5s g. 49, !
Carl and Frank Erickson visited al
the, lawrence Anderson home Wed
lnesday ...
7 ;Edd1eJohnson called at the Alber,
Rodeliua home Wednesday afternoon
Arthur He'd was an Olivia caller on
Monday ,.
.AxelL undquist called at Kandiyohi
station on Saturday. 49,
| George II. Anderson assisted Johr
Erickson with some work on Saturday
afternoon.
John Aspaas was Willmar Gale,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Norling entertained the
Peter .Blomgren family at suppe,
Thursday evening.
Richard johnson, Martin Larson
Emma and Cecilia Johnson and Stella
Galiford motored to Willmar Thurs
day evening.
John5B. johnson and sons, Clayton
and Kermit, accompanied by George O.
Anderson and Lily Johnson made a
trip to whitman Friday. !
Mrs: Vim. Johnson and Clarence
Johnsonsof Thorpe called at the Law.
renee Anderson home Friday.
Lilly johnson visited at the George
O. Anderson home on Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie johnson assisted Mrs
Andrew Holmgren with some work
Friday and Saturday. = :
Albert Rodelius and family motored
to Kerkhoven on Sunday to visit at
the Herman Wallin home.
T Ole E. Erickson, family entertained
company on Sunday. Those from a
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30

Every Letter Man Of Last Season
I Retained and Eligible for !.
& +. ::...sss. 1921 Squad ;.

With the curtain rolled down/on the
1891 gridiron sport for the local high
school interest now centers on the
coming basketball season: The sea
son lis ushered in with much expec
fancy locally and with good reason.
Wiumar high school is fortunate III
not having lost a letter man from hel
last years quint and some fresh ma.
terial is available. Hahn, Grace, Linn,
Westgard, Sandin, Larson, Holmberg
and Johnson, who fought for Willmar
SO hard last season and fell short Of
but few games of landing the dis.
trict title. are back in the harness
Work: in the gym. has already com.
menced, Coach Trebilcock putting the
boys through some light practice
work. About 50 men have reported
for the tryouts thus far, but the coach
expects to thin out quite rapidly until
about 20 men remain. It is exceed.
ingly difficult to ri manage and train
such a large number and only those
who have good possibilities will be
permitted to participate in the prac.
tees. .~
Although little is known about the
strength of other quints in the district
it is quite safe to Assume that the
greater number of the high schools
have not been as fortunate as Will
mar in the retention of, it's last years
men. They, as a general rule, lose
from one to three letter men by grad
uation and other causes. With the
splendid record established here last
year when only Buffalo was able to
defeat Willmar twice it would appear
that Willmar should have no fear of
any team in this territory. Last sea-
son the local high school five played
a string of 10 games and lost but four
of these. Two of these were lost to
the strong Buffalo quint, on their floor
with score of to IA and our floor
z to 9. Both games were close and
hard fought. One game was lost to
Murdoch on their floor by score of
16 to 20 after the locals had trimmed
that five on the local floor % to Z. The
fourth game was yielded to the local
American Legion team in which the
odds would naturally be against the
less experienced and matured players.
The high school five scored q total
of al points to their opponents 254.
Willmar~ aimed for the district title
and the state tournament and missed
both by a small margin.
With the same material and .veter-
ans again on the squad and new ma
terial from which to draw every hope
is justified in the contention that Will
mar will race strong for. the district
flag. It appears that Buffalo this year
is having some difficulty in the eligi-
bility of her last years men and that
she has lost some of them. New ma
terial is being trained, according to
press reports from that city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
5 ELEVATORS JOIN
US. GRAIN GROWERS
Country Bank President Signs Con-
tract to Market 1000 Bu.hel.
Under FarmerS' Plan

St. Paul. Nov 30. Five elevators
have joined the U. S. Grain Growers,
Inc, within four days after the ma
tional cooperative marketing corpora
ton offered it's first contracts in Min
nes0ta.
The first grain producer to sign a
contract to market through the ma
tional corporation for five years was
c. H.'Wanace, president of the First
National bank, Hover, ILL.,, who con-
tracted to ship the grain raised on
shall county, MINI. Mr.. Wallace has
farms in six states and has signed six
separate contracts so that the grain
produced on all six farms will 60
through the U. S. Grain Growers, Inc.
The first five Minnesota co-opera-
tive elevators to join in the national
marketing plan are at Minneota, Taun-
ton, Tracy, Cottonwood and Balaton.
all In Lyon county.
Declaring that no "brass band"
methods would be used in presenting
the marketing plan to Minnesota
farmers, J. S.. Jones, organizationldi-
rector Of the Minnesota Farm Bureau
federation, and now manager of the
Grain Growers membership drive, has
adopted the phrase run it yourself
as the motto OF institution in Min
nesota. Every farmer who joins has
equal voice in the management of the
national corporation, farm bureau of.
ticers point out.
1T is up to the farmers of Mime.
sofa to manage the affairs of this new
marketing agency in this state to suit
themselves" Mr.. Jones says.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-30
ARCTANDER

Ruth and Elsie ROcsum visited in
Willmar over Thanksgiving.
The Misses Ellen, Mile and Cor.
nelia Christopherson spent their va
cation at home here.
1t seems as though Old Sol is Hoov-
erizing on his light these days, or
probably the blame should be given
to the clouds who seem to mass to-
gether so he can't penetrate them.
Quite number of people attended
the sale at the Synod church Sunday.
The Luther League met in the even
ing.
Alfred Knutson made a desperate
effort to get his car through the snow
drifts Sunday, but when it took three
hours to cover a quarter of a mile
Alfred promptly turned back and put
the car back in the she'd.
The funeral of Even Paaverud, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Truk Paaverud, was
held at the West Luke church at 3 pm.
last Sunday. Rev. B. S.. Sund offici.
ated. Deceased died at Brooten, the
cause of death being complication,
which set in from gas which he re
ceived on the battle fields in France.
Bonnie, RoytAmes, Edman and Stan
lay Nelson made their annual call at
the David Edman home last Sunday.
Hauling wood seems to be the or
der of the day in this vicinity.
A number of relatives attended the
funeral of Mrs. Elmer Hauge at New
London last Wednesday.
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=. The
y: S. ROYAL CORD TIRE

Unquestionably the outstanding mer.
chandising success of the year-both in
the eyes Of the trade and Of the car-owner.
When the u. S. books close for 1921,
they will show u. S. Royal Cord sales
nearly doubled over 1920.
What u. S. Tires say and do commando
. greater audience than any other line of
tires in the world.
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distance were Oscar Lundqiist and
| Andrew Rays of Willmar
A hard times party was held at the
Peter Blomgren home Saturday even
ing in honor Of Peter BIomgren. A
good time was had by all who were
| present. S. IS s. ..sz
Stromme Johnson OF Thorpe enter
tanned a few from this vicinity We'd
/ nesday evening. the occasion being his
birthday anniversary. - i
| John Iceberg entertained a few
from this vicinity Friday evening,sthe
occasion being his birthday anniver-
sary. ,..... r.:
| Mrs. Carrie Johnson is at present
staying at the Albert Johnson home
1 Eddie Johnson was asWHllmar caller
Saturday. @>SF' 49, :, - ss "''
Rev. Axel Anderson and family of
Dassel arrived Saturday. The former
has accepted the call as pastor OF the
Fahlun baptist. church for the next
six months. .:4 -.<s, -,,-
John Aspaas called at Thorpe last
Thursday. - .y
Julius Strand is at present working
for Geo. o. Anderson. -:
Miss Alma Johnson, who has been
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Rud Vath
at Olivia, is at present visiting at the
Andrew He'd home.
/ Mrs. Olof Julson of Willmar made
an over-Sunday stay at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
He'd J..
Frances He'd is at present working
in Willmar. =. =
Don't forget about the services at
the Fahlun Baptist church next Sun
day forenoon and evening
Don't forget about the services at
the Fahlun Baptist church next Sun
| day morning and evening. English
services in the evening.
Fred Berglund is at present work.
! ing for John Erickson.
Richard Johnson of Thorpe visited
! at the Lawrence Anderson home last
| Thursday. '.' =
Roy Berg of Winnipeg, Canada, re-
turned home Friday for a weeks visit.
Andrew Holmgren made a trip to
Willmar Monday.
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Nov. 22----Mr. and Mrs. George O.
Anderson were Willmar callers Mon
day evening. S =.
Eddie Johnson was in Thorpe We'd
nesday afternoon *1e
George H.. Anderson called at Thorpe
Wednesday evening. 7
Miss Maggie Swenson of Willma1
visited at the John E. Johnson home
"a few days last week. - !.
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Miss Grodin Gunderson left for
the cities last Friday for an extended
stay. ~
Good Health

II you would enjoy good health,
keep your bowels regular. No one can
reasonably hope to feel WELL when
constipated. When needed, take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
mild and gentle.-Adv. Nov.