Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-23
81 new CITIZENS 3.
GIVEN ADMISSION
Only Eight of Forty Applicant. are
Denied Privileges of Citizen
ship by Gov. Examiner

George M. Danielson of st. Paul,
Chief Naturalization Examiner, pass
ed, judgment on the applications for
admission into the, United States as
citizens, of forty residents of Kandi-
yohi County last Monday, the first
day of the District Court session.
Thirty-two of the applicants were ac-
cepted and thus honored. Four were
denied admission and an equal num-
ber we're continued until the next ses-
sion of the District Court which oc-
ours in October.
The following ten applicants whose
nationality is Norwegian are here
listed with their two witnesses each:
John O., Knudson of >AtWatel-M. o.
son and ]. H. Nordstrom of Atwater;
J. A. J. Grandi of Atwater II. E. Wal
lin and Walter Wallin Of Atwater;
Charles O. Olson of New London
Alfred Woh1en and Oliver Larson of
New London; J: E. Roget of Wilma"
j. NJ and Carl Roget of Willmar:
Asbjorn Stenbakken of Willmar--A.
C. West and A: M. Clauson OF Will
mar; Jenss Granli of Hawick-Peter
A. and Nels D. Olson of Hawick; Ole
H. Hagen of Brooten-T. o. Gilbert
and Peter Bonde of Willmar; John M.
Olson of Hawick-John A. Larson and
NJ. B. Lee of Hawick; Simon Rodberg
of Willmar-J.. Sanderson and Anton
Bake of Wi1lmar; Tom G. Nelson of
Willmar-N. o. Nelson and T. O. Gill
bert of Willmar.
The following applicants of Swedish
nationality received admission pap
ers. The two witnesses are named
following each applicants name. Nels
Peterson of Willmar-August Carl
berg of Pennock and Elof Peterson of
Willmar; J. H. A. Carlson of Spicer-
Leonard and Fredolph Johnson OF
willmar; John Bergquist Of New Lon
don-E.- E.. Lawson Of Willmar and p.
L. Kullander of New London; N. w.
Larson of Atwater-Emil Aspaas and
A. T. Blur of Wi!lmar; John P. Woh-
len of New London-Alfred Wohlen
and o. Larson of New London; A. G.
Melin OF Pennock-Isaac NOrdstrom
and r. A. Hoglund of Willmar; Carl
O. Carlson of Willmar-Joseph Bro
berg and Robert Conway Of Willmar;
Anna E. Nelson of Willmar-Dr. and
Mrs. O. Zahr of Willmar; Nils Gilbert
of Willmar-E. A. Hoglund and l.. E.
Lofven of Willmar; Joe C. Larson OF
Willmar- and C. II. Anderson
of Willmar; A. O. Nordstrom OF Will
mar-Peter Bonde and N. 0. Nelson
of Willmar.
Canadian applicants and witnesses:
w. R. Wrolson of Be!grade-C. A. Ste
vens and J.. M. Kraabel of Belgrade;
L.C. Rasmussen of Willmar-H. Chris
tenson and n Hanson of Willmar;
Jane Mcdonald of Willmar-Peter
Bonde and NO. Nelson Of Willmar;;
G. A. Mcdonald of Willmar-Peter
Bonde and N. @: Nelson of Willmar.
German applicants and witnesses:
II. K. Kaack of Belgrade-M. T. John
son and Hans Nelson of Belgrade;
John Bahlke of Willmar-O. j. West
gard and Hugh Ruddy of Willmar;
Otto Zelsdorff of Willmar-Pete1
Bonde and Samuel Nelson of Willmar;
Holland applicant and witnesses
John Gaasterlund of RaymOnd-P. c
Dawson of Wi,lmar and VIM. Bros Of
Raymond.
Russian applicant and witnesses;
Conrad Miller Of Raymond-SWa1
Anderson Of Willmar and Louis Kien
itz of Raymond.
Danish applicants and witnesses
Hans P. Johnson of Willmar-C. P
and Charles Nelson of Willmar; Chri:
Aistrup of Willmar-J. N. Nelson ant
Mrs. C. Nelson of eandiyohi.
E. L. Benjaminson, NJ. B. Estness
S. T. Langager and Carl Swanson wer'
denied admission for various reasons
w. M. Wrolson was admitted by al
over-ruling decision of Judge Oval
over the Government.
The applications of the followin
four persons were set aside for ;ul
ther action of the fall session: T. K
Lokken, Hans Sordal, E. G. Almsted
and Benjamin Schielke.
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