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Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Loo MEET new.
LONDON ']L,0 \ ON SUNDAY s.;
Village Team WM Trot Out Cluster
of Outside Players Close
*.contest Expected

The New London team is scheduled
to play the local nine at the ball park
next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
This will be a fastsgame. The battery
for the visitors ptlA be Johnson and
Gfeig. In additionsto the battery
there are three other players from
ST. Paul. The shortstop for New Lon
don is from st. Cloud. The New Lon
don management will not only bring
the players but several hundred root
ers will accompany them. Every base
ball fan in this city and vicinity
should turn out and cheer for the
home team. New London will come
with spirit to VIM and the Willmar
fans should turn out with the same
spirit.
The Willmar lineup will be the
same as last Sunday with either Chris
tian or Coleman doing the slab work.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
OLD SE'' ERS
--'a-sf ---.-- ~
Az GREEN LAKE
Twenty-fos ii Annual Reuniion T,
Take Place 1t: Spicer Next Il
Tuesday ::

The oath annual meeting of the
KandiyoM Old Settlers association
takes place at Spicer-on-Green-Iake
next Tuesday, June u. Secretary A.
o. Forsberg has announced the follow.
ing program: .@1f.-< >st.s>9
j Forenoon Session s'~[ .
900 to 11:0 Collecting dues and
enrolling new members. =
11:OO to 12:O0-Business Session.
Reports. Election of Officers and other
business '''. ..
Picnic Dinner '-.
Afternoon Session, 1880 o'clock F.
Music, Spicer Band.
Invocation.
Address Of Welcome, Peter Hender-
son Of Spicer.
Response, Geo. H. Bitterness.
Music. \"
Memorial Address, Secretary.
Music.
Address, Hon. Magnus Johnson of
Meeker County.
Music.
Address, Rev. J. Renwick McCul-
Tough. >
"reminiscences and Remarks. by
Members of the Legislature, Past and
Present
Song, "America," led by Band.
Program of Sports follows Speaking
Program.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
LEAGUE CHIEF AND
LANCER TO DEBATE
A. C.. Townley and William Lange,
viii Clash in Verbal Combat
Monday Evening

1t Arthur C. @Townley; president of the
Non Partisan League, and William
LANCER, once elected attorney general
by the farmers of North Dakota and
now vicious antagonist OF the Lea
que, will debate in public in Willmar
Monday night, June Goth. The debate
will be held in the Park Auditorium
in connection with big picnic which
will be held on the grounds about the
Auditorium Townley will defend the
League and it's principles while his
adversary will attack it. Time is set
at eight o'clock when the wordy bat
tie will commence. The admission
price is fifty cents.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Alumni Banquet

: The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Alumni Association Of the Will
mar High School win be held Friday
evening at the Masonic Temple. All
graduates and especially the Eradu-
ates of 1921 are urged TO attend the
banquet. The fee OF this feast is one
dollar. The regular business meeting
will be held and officers for the en-
suing year selected. Arthur Erickson
is the outgoing president.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
GRADING WORK BEGUN
ON IS MILE DETOUR
Grading Work May Be Completed
Within Two Weeks When
Paving Begins

C. M. Mathies, superintendent of the
paving work on the eleven miles
stretch East of Willmar from the end
of the present pavement East to the
County line, has commenced the grad
ing 2 detour fifteen miles in length.
The detouri commences at the South
east corner of Section Ia IN Gennessoe
Township, goes directly West thru
tennessee and Kandiyohi: Townships
until it reaches the Wilfmar Township
line when it turns directly North to
enter upon the present paving about
one mile and half from the city.
Thirteen of the fifteen miles will be
graded. Work began Saturday.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
BARGAIN DAY FEA-
TURE IN BASEBALL
Reputed Montevideo Nine on Pro-
gram Here to Meet Locals
Thursday, June is

= A game has been scheduled by the
local baseball team with Montevideo
on Bargain Day. Thursday afternoon,
June 10th. This will be the first game
played with AMontevideo for several
years, The Chippewa county seat
team is salaried nine and is playing
ball every day. The team Is declared
to be one OF the strongest aggrega-
tions in the southern part of the state.
It will be quite a distinction for the
local boys to win this game. The
baseball fans in this city and vicinity
should turn out on Bargain Day and
patronize the home team.
The game will be called sharply at
6 O'Clock which will give everyone a
chance to see the battle.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
THIS THURSDAY
.t -s N@AnIfA\ HnV
Good Crowd Of Bargain Hunter,
From Near and Far Expect
-,
ed In City
HOME FOLKS TO SHOP EARLY
Leok For Bargain List. in Window.
Of M Stores Participant
iinx

Heavy rains have made bad auto
roads, but nevertheless many folks
are expected to come from far and
near to take advantage of the bar
gains offered by the merchants of
Willmar in their first combined sales
day.
1t has been suggested that home
folks do their shopping early, SO as
to give better service for people from
a distance later in the day. Every
store participating will have the sales
poster in their windows with their
items marked.
Visitors are to register at a booth
to be erected on the postoftice corner
Twenty-Five dollars in cash are to be
given away at six o'clock absolutely
1t is expected that the sales day
will become a monthly event at Will
All AiexahdefKarr, the community lec-
turer is in the city. He spoke before
the Women's Civic League this after
noon and those who heard him are
enthusiastic about his message. He
speaks tonight at the Railroad Park.
Again he will ll*speak there Thursday
afternoon. His engagement closes on
Thursday -evenings with humorous
lecture at the Masonic Building, which
will be more than worth the small fee
asked---:225c.
DR.: Karr spoke at Herpan last mite
and Secretary r. w. Stanford receiv-
ed the following message today from
r. 3. Henri, Secretary of Herman
Commercial Club:
''Dr. Karr's lecture more than worth
the money. Urge people out"
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Attended Convention

The convention of the Southern
Minnesota District of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of America was held
at Montevideo from Thursday, June
9, to Monday the 18th. Rev. Arnt
Waller of the local Synod church was
present A. StruxnesB represented
the local church as. delegate and r..
C. Sletten represented the Solomon
Lake church. The convention was an
interesting one. The st. Olaf choir
rendered a concert Sunday evening.
Mr.. Struxness was elected q member
of the finance committee. Mrs. Strux-
ness accompanied her husband to the
convention. a.. s.S4lF
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
5 Parochtal School Opens

The summer school conducted by
the Bethel Lutheran congregation
opened Monday morning with an en-
rollment Of 25 pupils at the Central
school building. Prof. Harry Wahl-
strand of the High School faculty has
been engaged to conduct the. classes
which are to be held in the morning.
The older pupils attend during the
early hours from eight to ten O'Clock
and The smaller children from that
hour to noontj1ne.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Arrested for Speeding

John SalOnick of Atwater was ar
rested Saturday evening at Spicer for
exceeding the speed limit while driv-
ing thru the village. John was speed
concealed Sheriff Bonde in a cloud Of
dust as he was crossing. the thorofare.
The sheriff promptly enforced the law
and Salonick appeared in court before
Justice Lindholm at Spicer and after
a plea Of guilty paid fine of ten
dollars and costs amounting to $11.45.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Free Church Convention

Rev. Nicolay Nilsen, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Dayid Skattos, Mrs. N. Greenfield and
N. H. Nelson were in; attendance at
the Lutheran Free church convention
at Minneapolis held from Wednesday
OF last week and concluding on Tues
day Of this week. The convention was
held at the Emanuel Lutheran church,
Rev. Stark, pastor. The convention
endorsed the plans of introducing a
co'educational system in the Augs,
burg Seminary but deferred final ,<ac-
tion until next year when the matter
will again come up.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
BREEDERS ENJOY LUNCH /.
\. 7. RAIN liALTS PROGRAM
|Holstem Breeders Gather al jail
mer LaIsons $ Place on Long s.
. e I Lake. >s@:. J.::.z !, |.55.,5

The sixth annual outing of the Hol-
stein Breeders Association ;. OF the
county was held Thursday afternoon
on the Jalmer Larson farm on the
shores of Long Lake. A fine gather
ing arrived in cars. The rain shower
which arrived about three,thirty
o'clock prevented the carrying out Of
the program. County Agent Rodegeb
and young Jonk OF Prinsburg gave
talks MT Rodegeb outlined the work
of the Association and what it aims
to do, and Mr.. JOnk gave an interest
ing talk on the methods of COW test
ing and narrated some of his expert
ences in that work. It was hoped that
after the lunch had been served the
program could he continued but the
rain refused to let up and near the
supper hour the cars had practically
all left the grounds. The social. time
however was enjoyable. The farmers
collected in groups and chatted and
their wives in similar fashion while
the young men engaged in base ball
and horseshoe throwing games. Ice
cream, coffee, sandwiches and cake
constituted the lunch.
The Association has encountered
poor luck. in the outings it has held
during the past years in that rain
showers have practically marred ev-
,eryone Of them Yet the get-together
was worth the afternoon.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15

w. c. T. u. Meets at Baptist Church
The annual election of officers Of
the W. G.. T. U. will be held at the
regular meeting of the Union in the
First Baptist church next Tuesday at
2:3O p. NJ, June 81. Reports of dele
gates to the District and No-Tobacco
conventions will be given. The prizes
offered by the Union in the essay con-
test will also be awarded. Lunch will
be served by the following ladies:
Mrs. J. A. johnson, Mrs. Renius Sven
son, Mrs. Ida .StrOmert, Mrs. VIM.
Elkjer and Mrs. G.. A. Erickson. All
are cordially invited.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Moves Offices

The Spicer Land Company recently
moved it's Offices into commodions
rooms in the second story of the new
First National Bank. The firm has
occupied quarters in the Anderson
Land Company building during the
winter. The offices in the new loca-
tion are large. There are four of
these offices. J. M. Spicer and Rus
sell Spicer have individual offices. <
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Visits Parents

Harry A. Norman, who mp to The
present time has been engaged In
banking at Choteau. MOn&ana, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Nor
man. here in the 0ty over Sunday.
Harry has decided to lCl0se his bank
ing career at ChOtean Ind ts consider
ing several other lines Of work for the
future. x r. - :
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
13aacson.lI IndouiSt

! Henry n. 4 Isaacson and Esther O..
Lindquist, daughter of Mrs. j.. p.
Linddnist of Atwater, were united In
marriage Saturday, June II, 1921, at
7::30 p. m, at the home of the brides
mother at Atwater. Rev. M: LeVan-
der off1ciated. The bride was attired
in sa gown Of white silk chiffon.
The attendants were Misses Bertha
and Ida indquist, sisters of the
bride. The decorations were in pink
and white cut flowers. ss. - - 81 & u
After July first Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
son will reside in Atwater. sS
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Visits "OId Stamping. Grounds"

Visits "Oid Stamping Grounds"
Ole Stendahl, formerly we'll known
hotel man at New London, who left
twenty years ago with his family for
Seattle, Wash, was a caller at Will
mar Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Stendahl
are back on visit to see relatives and
old friends.
Mr.. Stendahl is. looking as young as
he did the day he left. Evidently the
West agrees with him. He, with his
two oldest sons, are in the transfer
business at Seattle, and doing well.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Tour to Chicago

c.. G.. Engwall and daughter Thelma
left by auto for Chicago this morning.
They will combine business with
pleasure in an extended visit in the
Windy City and will return to Will
mar by way of Des Moines where Mr..
Engwall has his mother, two sisters
and brother.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Free Church School

7 The parochial school for the Luth-
eran Free church opened Monday with
Miss Wolberg as instructor. The usual
large attendance of seventy pupils is
expected to be present at this term.
Five weeks is the period of work. The
classes are being held in the Central
school building.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Lake Elizabeth Social

The Ladies' Aid Society will give
a social at Roy Paulson's Tuesday
evening, June, .21. A good program
will be rendered and refreshments
will be served by Mrs. Levi Bkbom,
Mrs. G. Winberg and Mrs. Roy Paul
son Everybody welcome -.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
WliIinu Workers

The Willing Workers of the Swed-
ish Mission church will meet at the
home of P. A. Engvald, one mile east
of Wilmar Refreshments will be
served by the P. A. Engvald, A. p.
Palm and GOthard AdamsOn families.
E.
Thursday evening, June 16, 1921. Ev-
eryone cordially invited.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Former svea Tsaehsr

Mr. Henry Anderson, former teach
er at Svea, writes Mr. Geo. H.: Otter
ness from Kalamazoo. Mich. and 1t
may interest Harry's friends to learn
that he has made grsat progress as a
teacher in modern Languages at the
Iowa University where he lectured in
Spanish and French.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Left for "Trip to Norway

~~'s 'V' e51'P 90 sHV5 WY
o. M. and Matthias Johnson of New
London were in this city last Thurs.
day. They were enroute for Eau
Claire, Wis, to attend the Gulbrand
Laget, leaving there for a trip to Nor
way. They were accompanied to Eau
Claire by s. A. Syverson and daugh-
ters Anna and Mrs. o. M. Johnson
who returned home yesterday after
noon. ; . r.. '+~..'
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Church PIcnlcs

The English Methodist church will
hold its summer outing and picnic at
Homewood Park Sunday afternoon,
June rs.
The Bethel Lutheran congregation
will hold its annual summer outing at
Eagle Lake Sunday afternoon.
The Baptist congregation is plan
ming upon holding it's outing on July
4th as will also the Lutheran Free
church.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Married at Everett, Wash.

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Fahlstrom, formerly Of Kandiyohi,
and Edward w. Ostlund, were united
in marriage at Everett, Wash, on
Tuesday, June 7th Mr. and Mrs. Ost-
,lund are former residents of this coun-
ty and have many friends who extend
congratulations.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Kitchen Shower

Monday evening. Miss Aleda Dab
leen was hostess to sixteen guests at
kitchen shower in honor Of Miss
Florence Boom, a bride of this week.
Contests furnished the amusement Of
the evening after which nice lunch
was served. Miss Boom received many
useful gifts. 3's I 3. =. =
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Entertains at Picnic


The Philathea and Baraca classes
of the F'ahlun Baptist church will give
picnic and sale on the Albert J.
Johnson place, Tuesday, June 21st.
The following program will be rem
dered after which dinner will be ser
we'd:
Song, audience.
Scripture reading and prayer, presi-
dent.
Song, Chorus.
Reading, Marie Erickson.
Vocal solo, Mabel Lundquist.
Speech, Rev. NOrdell.
Vocal duet, Mabel johnson and Mrs.
Geo. Anderson.
In the afternoon the ladies will have
a sale of fancy articles. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Charged With Assault

T.. Rexton. Bjornbak was arrested to-
day upon charge OF assault and bat
terry. Upon complaint of an employee
In the monument works q warrant was
issued. Rexton pied not guilty today
and trial of the case will be heard to-
morrow morning at ten o'clock at the
Municipal Court :. Es.:@* <-.z.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Birthday Party

MRS. Hildar Hoaglund entertained
twelve little guests Monday afternoon
in honor of her son Waldo's sixth
birthday The little folks played
games during the afternoon and late
in the afternoon refreshments were
served. A birthday cake with candles
formed the centerpiece on the table.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
MARRIAGE Licenses

June 10-Henry 1saacson to Esther
c. Lindluist. =.
i June. 14-Nels T. Gilbertson to Amy
f. M.sPeterson. H.. ! 81 E.
June 14-Peter H. Olson to Florence
B. Boom. - X, l.,
June 14-Qliver Larson to Mildred
Elida Johnson!
June 15-Otto Alvin Monson to Ed
ith Mathilda Peterson. - -. I -
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
j. conee Social

u The Bethel Ladies Society Will SER
We coffee and lunch in the church
basement Thursday. afternoon OF this
week. "a cordial invita- ton is extend
ed to all. The society as whole SER
yes this time. s. . kss
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Lono Lake Church-Pjcnjc

6010 16dNS rVUurSSt tCU1C -
The Ladies' Aid of the Long Lake
church will hold picnic and sale of
fancy articles at the G.: J.. Bra tberg
place on Friday, June, Il. Program
begins at II O'Clock. Dinner will be
served and program continues in at,
ternOon. All welcome. 5; 80
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Synod Parochial School.

The parochial school of the Synod
Lutheran church opened with an en-
rollment OF 85 pupils last Monday NOR
ming. y The classes are being held In
the basement Of the church. Misses
Jonnette Thorpe, Anna Olson and AM
ma Mittvedt are the teachers .1Z9
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Ladies Aid at r. C. Bonham's

Ladies AID at r. G. Bonham'8
The Ladies Aid of the First Metho-
dist church will serve lunch at the
home of r. C. Bonham next Tuesday
p. NJ June Fl. Ice cream will also
be served both afternoon and evening.
Autos will be at the First Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon from 2:30
on to convey those who may wish to
ride out,
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Farmers, cl,,lD

The Ringville FAr1srs' club will
meet Friday evening at 9eh0olhouse
No. II when a splsadid ptegram win
be rendered and 4hs cuStonafy basi-
ness transacted.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Picnic POSTPONED

The Dovre Ladies Aid picnic to be
held at the John Bitterness place has.
been postponed from Tuesday, June
2lst, to Wednesday, June 29th.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
TrlpoIiss Ladies Aid

The Ladies' Aid of the Tripolis Lu-
theran church will meet at the John
Kleberg home Friday, June IL, both
afternoon and evening. Everybody cor
daily invited. n. II:
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
travelling Mems Outing

The Willmar Travelling Mems As.
sociation win hold its summer outing
at the Green Lake Country Club on
Saturday evening, IA social time will
be enjoyed by the thirty- five members
OF the club. " .s # K s. s rs
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Barn Dance

A barn dance will be given in the
Jensen barns mile northwest of
Priam ON Saturday evening, June 1S.
adv.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Oak Park Ladies Aid

b. The Ladies Aid of the Oak Park NJ.
E. church will meet Thursday, even
Ing, June. 23rd, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. E. Wicklund Of Fahlun.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
.Attended state En1lccallIn,11ln,mrent ].

Attended State Encampment
@. u. Johnston, A. e. Rice and M.
D. Manning. left on Tuesday to attend
the State Encampment Of the G. "A. r.
Din st. Paul which was held at the Old
Capitol Mr. Johnston was dele
gate from the local G. "A. r.. ~ 6 S:s. .ss# s
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
Band Concert

The weeklys Municipal Band open
air concert viii be given at the court
house grounds Thursday evening. +
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
pr,a,n Community Club

PrIAm Comutun1ty CTub
The Priam Community Club will
hold an ice cream social Friday even
ing, June oath, at the schoolhouse
Come and enjoy the ice cream and a
good program.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-15
aIrtha

June 10 Girl to Mr.. and Mrs. g..
Soderman. zs{s. q S.. 81
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"Never Has to Call a
Doctor-Bathes
Internally"

Mr. J. T.. Mcneil. =. o. Box 9i7. Globe
Ariz.. writes to the Tyrrell Hygienic In.
stitu,e:
Il have been using the g. u. l.. Cas-
cade' for the pas, twenty-five years and
cal II our cheap family physician for
the reason that have never had 10 call
In a physician Ia treat one Of the family.
What n pity more Of the human race
are not acquainted with the virtues Of
the Cascade In a family"
The -. y. l.. Cascade" oleanses the
lawer intestine IT, entire length and
keeps II always free Of poisonous waste.
Thousands testify that Constipation.
Indigestion. Stomach Troubles. Bilious.
ness. Headaches and all the many se.
rious troubles which they cause are alb.
solutely relieved and prevented by this
Nature Treatment,
city Drug Store. ji3 polk street. ANA.
rillo. Texas. viii be- glad to show you the
y u l.. Cascade" explain its simple
operation and will give you, free on re-.
quest. an interesting little book by Dr.
Chas A. Tyrrell Of New York. a noted
specialist an Internal Bathing for %
years In that CITY. Clip this out as a
reminder 10 ask Tor the booklet AZ your
first opportunity
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Special, TO Tho News.

Nt'ffAf ~ ' " fff"H
HEREFORD Texas Apul t-Coi
,rI o. ". Gr.ts entered the auc.
uunc,rs stand iu Oh, livestock pavilion
at ouc ,'.ulck thr afternoon and after
very optimistic alk as 90 the future
% the cattle industry ordered the FIRST
animal brought into IN, rms. In his
talk col Gro-s illustrated hy figures
hy the uuiIuos ior 90, cattle Industry
Sas good ~, gave Statistics showing
the shortage ut ,at,lr. sheep and hogs
li' was warmly appiauded several
times dufiug his talk. lie said Here
fuld should not hr the name ~ this
town. 4 Say this bccuus, since com
INK here I haN" discovered that there
ate perhaps more anxiety bred Here
tolds here than perhaps any place
iu the world therefore say you
should call your town Anxiety Here.
ford
The first animal suld was Miss iiia.
18Th ts0g61. consigned hy " e.. Rus
sill ~ Hereford which was sold t.
". q. gauiu of Hereford for $3.50.
Hereford people hulghi m. majority
Of the cattle only ~" of the entire
number sid went out uf the nate.
At meeting ~ the Hereford Breed
,fs Association held saturday night
IL was d-old,d that the association
would have q fall sal. ~ which time
only high grade females and herd hull
prospects would be- offered The annual
spring -ale ~ the association viii he
held In 1899 on the day before the
Buyers and Sellers Convention IL held
al Amarillo.
Enough money was subscribed AZ the
meeting saturday night To- dcfray the
balance due ON the sales pavilion.
Officers elected for the ensuing year
wer, ". T womhle. president; Henry
wilkinson. vice president; W. y. Ia
mer0n. secretary and T.. ~ Black. Joe
Green and ives Bradley directors.
There are three thousand head II
registered Hsrefords In Doaf Srd,h
county and practically every breeder
In the county T. member II the as.
sociaiion.
The total membership 81 the asso
citation Is thirty members II was
organized In March 1919.
The top hull ~ the sale was Ray
BARRIERS Beau Rudolph S25O5I, which
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THREE STORES HAVE
CHANGED LOCATIONS

The burroughs Adding Machine Com.
pany's store was moved from its quar-.
ters at ii2 East Seventh street To the
store room vacated by the Austin Drug
Company. Coz Taylor street. Monday.
The stock and fixtures Of the Aus.
tin Drug Company were moved one
door north occupying the corner room.
900 Taylor street. recently vacated by
the Smith Department Store. The
Sriith Store was moved TO sO2 Polk
street.
The city Drug Store moved Monday
from It's old quarters. 5l3 Polk Street.
one door south into the store room for.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-05

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