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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-02
WEST KINGSTON

The community picnic ,ast week We'd nesday was well attended. Chowder ice cream and soda were given all present Games of ball were played and races were run, in which even the women also competed. All who took part in the races were treated to an extra plate of ice cream.
 Frank Bills and family of Blackstone called on relatives here the past week.
 Lloyd E. Crandall of Kingston spent last Wednesday with his cousins here and attended the picnic on the fair grounds.
 Amos H. Kenyon with his family of Providence spent last week with his par ents at the Cross roads. Mrs. J. S. Lamond of Usquepaugh and daughter, Mrs. Helen Carpenter, and the | latter's daughter Ruth called on relatives | here Monday afternoon. Mrs. Annie K. Webster and daughter Miss Mildred. have returned home after a couple of weeks spent at Hydeville Vt
 Dr. Kenyon spent Monday in Provi. dence.
 P. A. Money spent Thursday in Provi | dence.
 The Why and How club had very en. thusiastic meeting Thursday afternoon Mrs. Netite Lewis, the president, presid ed, and the hour passed pleasantly. A! school begins Sept 9th, the next meeting will be held at the courthouse.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J., Cottrell are tt start on an automobile tour for a fev | days to visit some of the mountain places. They will start Friday it beini the 10th anniversar-r of their wedding Misses Dorcas ana Sarah Randall vii act as housekeepers while they are ava, and will care for the children.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-02
SOUTH WELLINGTON

The Wi1lington baseball team defeated the Storrs team here Saturday afternoon in a one-sided contest, 10 to O. Royce, pitching for the home team, struck out IT men, not one hit being made off his delivery. Only one man reached first base, being hit by a pitched ball. This was the frs> no-hit no-run game played here for some time.
 Miss Millie Hotak, who was operated on at the Johnson Memorial hospital Stafford Springs. is getting along nicely and is expected home soon.
 Quarantine has been removed from the homes of MT. Pardus and Albert Rich ardson, their sons having recovered from diphtheria.
 The latest cases of diphtheria reported are Elmer Mathew, Rudolph Pospisal and Freddie Tomasko.
 Aldrich Vonasek Was operated on fo1 appendicitis at Johnson Memorial hospi- tai, Stafford Springs last Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Dimock and sor Junior returned home Saturday from 8 vacation outing.
 There was no meeting of the Rural Y
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-02
MYSTIC

NIT. and Mrs. F. W. Batty and Mrs Amos Grinnell were visitors at Atlantic Beach Wednesday.
 Dean and Mrs. William Wilbur have returned from a visit in St. Albans, Vt
 Henry lift is confined to his home by illness.
 Mrs. Annie B. Peabody, Mrs. Jennie J Davis, Mrs. Mary Briggs. Mrs. George Armour and Mrs. Emma Kelley spent Wednesday at Atlantic Beach.
 Mrs. Ida Crandall entertained a few friends at cards Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Doris Parsons of Providence is a visitor here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Atmore Tucker of PrUvi. dence are visitors here.
 Dr. Harry Latham of New York was in Mystic this week.
 The annual picnic of the QuiambauI Sunday school was held Wednesday al the chapel in Quiambsug. There was 2 good attendance and a fine dinner was served at noon.
 Charles D. Meservey and Edward Bar
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-02

ker of East Bridgewater, Mass. ars guests of Miss Emily F. Denison.
 George " Grinnell. one of the talented young local artists. recently sold one of his pictures to Watch Hill parties. the purchase price being $500. The picture represents a scene in Old Mystic Mir Grinnel also sold a number of sketches during the recent exhibit of the Mystic Art association.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-02

Fairfield.-O. E. walcott, represent ative of the American Farm federation,
 is cooperating with the Fairfield county farm bureau in conducting a S10 mem
 bership campaign which will open in Fairfield county Sept. s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
BUGGY MEETS FORD CAR !.
IN ACCIDENT SATURDAY
Car Turned Over On Side Throw
ing Occupants to Road Late
Saturday Evening "

: Ole Kallevig, John Baunlan and the
Misses Stella Croonquist and Alma
Roen while driving In new Ford car
Saturday evening at about eleven
o'clock met with an accident between
Pennock and Kerkhoven which might
have proved OF. a serious nature A
buggy and horse driven by Bernard
Nelson of Kerkhoven was on the road
just ahead OF the Kanevig car and in:
passing the automobile hooked"
wheels with the buggy. The shafts
of the buggy snapped liberating the
horse who ran to his masters home
while Nelson remained uninjured in
the buggy. r. The Ford car turned over
on its side spllin|g the occupants on
the hard road. The four young peo-
Pile were hurled thru the top covering.
The windshield was broken to bits
cutting Miss Roen severely on the
head. Her wounds were treated on
arrival at Willmar. The rest of the
party escaped even minor injuries.
The damages to the car amounts to
about $50.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
DEhElTD MAN
TAKES OWN LIFE
Eser Custaf.oa, Farmer Near G.
ty, Committed Suicide Early
. This hlorninx

Elmer Gustafson, age IS, 4 farmer
residing three miles Northeast OF the
city and near the State Farm commit
ted suicide this morning In a barn
building on the place, death being in
fiicted by the usa OF a shotgun. The
charge pierced his heart causing in
SAINT death. Cause OF this action has
been attributed to i'll health and =
demented condition. He bade farewell
of his wife and daughter, did the
chores about the home and at 1890
o'clock went into the barn where he
took his own ltte - -.
Gustafson bought the farm on which
he was residing some three years ago
and arrived here from the state Of
Illinois. on late there have been evi-
dences OF slight mental derangement
or anxiety over his physical condition.
Physicians consulted at Rochester IN
fom1ed him SOME months ago that his
Illness was Of mild character. Gus
tAfson odd his farm. recently aud was
financially in good condition.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
HORSE RACES AND
FIREWORKS OCT. IA
Twenty Horse. Entered In Big
Race Event, To Be Held AT Z
Fair Grounds

The horse races which were can
celled during the County Fair this
year due to the inclement weather will
be held on Friday, Oct. IA. with twen-
ty horses listed to participate. The
racing will begin at one O'Clock. Har-
ness and running horse events look
unusually interesting this year. The
races are being run for the benefit OF
the County Fair association. The track
is being put into shape for the rae
es. The Willmar Band will furnish
excellent music during the races. The
admission to the grounds will be so
cts and to the new grandstand T25c.
In the. evening a<grand display of
fireworks will be- seen in the heavens
beginning at O'Clock. The amount
of fireworks to be sent UP is equal to
the amount hred during the last even
ing Of the Fair, l. .<,> T.. < e. r.
Admission to- the grounds in the
evening is free. A dance will be
held after the fireworks in the audit
orium.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
COM Y THRIFT
DAY OF SEP TENDER
Char1es Isaaesoa With Nunber
9858 Wins Little Dmoc Jer-I I
..===..1*. sey Pig Go

\ The September Community Thrift
Day came and passed with the usual
hustle OF purchasers and account pay
ers in the city. Some l6,00O tickets
were given away by the merchants ON
that day There were no street sports
on this occasion but the prizes given
away attracted unusual attention.
The 18th number drawn from the box
containing the stubs was 1888 which
Charles Isaacson held and which en-
titled him to the little live brown eyed
baby advertised which proved to be
a small Duroc Jersey pig purchased
from John Swenson. Clarence Gran
oski Of Willmlar won the second prize
(which consisted of an aluminium per
'colator. Clarence held ticket number
1925. Number 79O4 was the third
was presented to Kenneth Gates. The
in cash each The following numbers
and names of holders are: 1892, Mrs.
Frank OMEN; 3761, Gilbert E.muquist;
1895, Hia mar Larson; 1896, John
Dale and 1O595, Mrs. J. A. McElhaney.
The ninth prize was a large one am
ounting to 80 In cash. The number
drawn for this prize was 10448 which
ticket Mrs. Thrond Alvig held. The
crowd seemed greatly pleased that
Mrs. Alyig secured this sum. The first
number drawn for the last prize was
Gill but no one in the crowd spoke
up. For the fourth prize one number
1894 was drawn from the box but NO
one claimed to have the duplicate and
another drawing was made.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
DISTRICT CONVENTION
Willmar Endeavorers Active AT
Convention at Litch-.
=. field

The Christian Endeavor Society,"
held it's district convention at Litch-
field Friday and Saturday of last week
and also continued over Sunday of
this week.
Rev. ]. R. Mccullough of Willmar,
spoke on Saturday on the topic: ''Loy-
atty to the Church" Miss Barbara
Williams of Wil;mar directed the de-
votional and quiet hour exercises on
Saturday.
The attendance at this convention
was about 2O0 Eight persons openly
dedicated themselves to the ministry
and missionary work: There was no
election of officers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
EXTENDED ONE WEEK
Rev. A. B. Ost to Continue Evap--
gelistic Campaign Third
Week inMiss. Church I:

The, congregation of the, Swedish
Mission church has prevailed upon
Rev. A. B. Ost, evangelist, who has
held revival services. in the : local
church during the past two weeks to
extend, his. campaign to include this
week. Rev Ost has enjoyed success
in his endeayors here and hopes to
improve that success to a greater de-
gree by the additional week. The
choir OF tho church has supplied Choir
al naustc during several OF the. even
ing services. Rev Ost is also solo
ist singer. and hats assisted in leading
the audience in singing the revival
hymns. Roy Iandberg has had
charge Of the cougr egational singing
at the services.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
VEGETABLE FIRM
c. P. Madsen & Co. is New Firm
Locating In City on Pacific
Avenue

The c. p Madsen & Company are
new business men in the city. They
have opened vegetable store on Pa
cific Avenue in the quarters recently
vacated by the A. R. Brown grocery
store ON the corner of Third St. West
and Pacific Avenue. C. P. Madsen is
assisted in the business by N. P. Mix
kelson. Both of the men have been
engaged in tiling work in the city and
county during the past months. The
firm has leased the quarters from H.
L. Larson OF Rosendale the owner Of
the building The business will han
die vegetables in complete stock, po-
tatoes and apples.s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
RETURNS FROM IOWA

J. w. Witlram, ''The Cornfield Phil
osopher," OF Spicer, has just returned
from a visit with his family and mar
ried children down in Central Iowa.
He went and came back "cross lots"
stopping at many points on the way
and interviewing people in all w4lks
of life. He found among other things
universal dissatisfaction with the Cum
mins:Esch railroad law, and the high
freight and passenger rates that this
act brought about. The sentiment OF
those he talked with is rapidly cry
stalizing in favor of the government
ownership and operation Of the rail-
ways as the final solution of the trans
portation problem. A political up
heaval is sure to follow next fall if
conditions remain unchanged accord
ing to his prediction Mr.. Witham is
open for engagements to talk at any
gathering OF farmers not too far away
ON payment of his expenses, and is
putting in his spare time on his book
which covers his fifty years Of ser
vice in the cause of the farmer and in
battling for the rights Of labor.
He hopes to complete his work be-
fore he goes to st. Paul for the win
ter. =; =, '--= -. - '.:5Sf r
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
BAPTIST EVAsEtIsT
Dr.. Frank Houser::t Of Davenport,
la, to Hold 8 Week. CAM
paign in Church:

DR.. Frank Houser, pastor OF the
First Baptist church at Davenport, ia,
has. been engaged byi' the Swedish
Baptist church in the city to hold q
three weeks evangelistic campaign in
the city beginning ON Thursday even
ing, Oc4. 18th. The congregation
feels fortunate in securing the very
%bae services Of this religious speak
er.- Meetings will be held every ev-
'ening except Saturdays. Dr. H0user
has addressed audiences. in seYery
state in the Union and Alaska: For
fourteen years he has been occupied
with. evangelistc work and for ten
years has had charge OF congrega-
tiOnS <&-5#%. - a. 60 j.:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
CAR STOLEN
Ed. Carlin Lost Car From Garage
Thursday Evening. Recov-
cred Friday

At shout three O'Clock Friday NOR
Telephone call informing him that the
party who resides at COZ First st.
could secure their car about three
miles west of town. The Sheriff de-
manded the name Of the party at the
other end of the phone but was told
to never mind" The Sheriff called
Ed. Carlin who lives at the address
given by the unknown party and told
him to inspect his garage. The car
was found gone. Ed Carlin then set
OF with a, neighbor in car and his
machine was found the stated num-
tber of miles West Of Wif1mar. The
windshield was comple etely demolish-
ed, the right front axle bent and the
right front wheel torn OF.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
BROTHER PASSES
Peter Fridlund, Brother Of Will
mar Residents, PassesxAts,
r Sauk Centre - -

Lewis Fridlund received the sad In
teIligence by telegram Monday NOR
ming of the passing OF his brother,
Peter Fridlund Of Sauk Centre at the
Swedish Hospital in Minneapolis
The deceased is brother Of Andrew,
O!of and Lewis FridIund OF this city.
Death was due to- cancer of the stom-
ach, which sater npread and death
came as = relief to the sufferer. Peter
Frid!und had attained the age OF 6S
years and had been engaged as .
building contractor for many years,
He is survived besides his brDthers
by his grief stricken wife and, two
children. The burial rites will be
held today ct Sauk Centre. The three
Fridlund brothers left this morning
by car for Sauk Centre
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
TWO COUNTY ROADS
ARE ESTABLISHED
County Commissioners Met II
Session 1T Courthouse Thurs
day Afternoon

The Board of County Commission
ers convened at the courthouse last
Thursday and considered several
road petitions and ditch cases. Co.
road No. II which runs thru Rose.
vile and Irving townships was estab.
lished and likewise County Road No.
Is which has its route thru the town
ship of Whitefeld
A hearing was held ON the com
Nete delivery Of tile on County dit
ches Nos 46, ~ and so.
Highway Engineer H. L. Wadel
was Instructed to cooperate with the
state Highway Department in max
ing surveys Tor the same. The State
will imburse the county for his Ser.
vices. ~. = =. So. .~..
f The petition Of C. A. Berg and
others for the establishment OF uni
form height OF the water In Lake WI.
gonga was denied. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
HIGH HONORS ATTAINED BY
TWO WILLMAR SURGEONS
Drs. B. J. Branton and Dawson Ell
ected Fellows In National
Organization

Rare honors in medical circles
have come to whitman in the election
of Drs B. ]. Branton and p. C.. Davi.
son as Fellows in the American Col
lege of Surgeons. To DR.. Branton
this distinction comes in recognition
of his work in General Surgery and
to DR.. Dawson for his work as eye,
ear, nose and throat surgeon. The
honors involved will be publicly be-
slowed upon them at Philadelphia on
Oct. %. Both surgeons plan to be ab-
sent about a week ON their Eastern
trip,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
PETIT JuRoRS

Wer w. Alme, City OF Willmar.
C. A. Anderson, Kandiyohi Village.
Ole A. Boe, Arctander.
Samuel Daht, Harrison.
Carl Dickson. Pennock Village.
Anton Enzenouer, Edwards.
H. A. Hengstler, City OF WAlmar.
Arthur Holm. Atwater Village.
Dwight P. johnson, City of Willmar,
Harris Johnson. Lake Elizabeth. :
Henry johnson, Harrison. :
Jerry Johnson, E. Lake Lillian.
w. F. Jolly, City of Willmar
Ale1ius Karlson, City of Wilmar.
O. w. Kroona, Kandiyohi Village.
Harry W. Melin, Gennessee.
]. O. Nelson, Roseyille.
Palmer N Nelson, E. Lake Lillian.
Thomas Ogdahl, Norway Lake.
Oscar F. Olson, Roseland
Edward A. Pagef, Harrison.
II. F. Peterson, Lake Elizabeth.
Sam Roelons, Holland.
Paul L. Rudd, Irving. -
Frans Soderberg, Lake Andrew.
C.. T. Stob, Roseland.
Edward Strootman, Edwards.
S. NJ. Swenson, zWhitedeld.
G. p. Tangen Of Colfax. So.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
TOWNSHIP UNITS !.
ELECT OFFICERS:
A. H. Wick Elected President and
Jacob Poelsha Secre-
tarY

Ihe new directors from Cne uOWn-
ship units of the Kandiyohi County
Farm Bureau met at the Courthouse
Friday afternoon, Sept. 3Oth. One of
the, main items Of business was the
organization. A. H. Wick of Lake Lii
Liam was elected president; c. A. Geer
of Colfax was elected vice president,
Jacob Poelstra of Holland township
was elected secretary and treasurer.
Motion was made and carried that the
president act as director from kand1-
yohi county for the state federation.
1t was voted to hold the next an
nual meeting in June or midsummer
in a form of an outing or picnic.
1t was voted that the county board
of directors composed Of one delegate
from each township meet once IN
three months at such time and place
as the officers may designate. It was
suggested that these meetings should
not all be held at the county seat but
should be called for different parts
of the county.
That the Farm Bureau may take
official action by representative
committee it was voted to have an
executive committee of three direct
ors to work with the county agent as
during the past three years. The
following were elected: John Sven
son, St.. Johns, Robert Thompson,
Willmar, and C. J. Swenson, Atwater,
Rt. 3. It was decided to leave minor
changes necessary in the constitu-
tlons and bylaws to this committee
and that they report on same at the
next annual meeting. It was also
voted that this executive committee
act as a blue sky committee for the
county. In this connection it will be
the duty of this committee working
with: the county agent ITO Investigate
sales propositions as stock and shar-
es offered to farmers and farm organ
izations. Before buying shares or
stock farmers are advised to make
sure the proposition has been thoroy
investigated or to report same to the
county agent that the committee may
investigate If this had been prac-
ticed in the past many thousands OF
dollars would have been saved the
farmers of the county.
It was voted by the directors OF the
Kandiyohi County Farm Bureau Ia
vors the proposed ocean water way
from Duluth. to- the ocean and that q
record to this effect be sent to the
state meeting in St. Paul October 7th.
: 1t was voted by the directors that
farmers who are not Farm Bureau
members either join the Farm Bureau
or pay for the service especially
where Farm Bureau funds are used
in rendering the service.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
MAHoNEY TO HANG

:. James E. Mahoney, charged with
the murder of his aged and wealthy
bride, Kate, Mahoney, at Seattle,
Wash. was found guilty Of first de-
gree murder by the jury and senten-
ced to death. Gus Johnston, resi-
dent OF WiEmar, offered some testi-
mony at the trial. The murder OF
Kate ntahoney and the trial OF her
murderer constitutes one OF the most
sensational, and thrilling criminal ev-
ents in the history of the Pacific coast
states. IS .5. y = ss5sa.lss go.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
CIVIL CALENDAR

Betsey G. Olson, demandant VI
Stearns and Kandiyohi Counties in
the matter Of Judicial Ditch No. OF
Stearns County, Jury for trial.
State of Minnesota VI. Walter B.
Bergman, jury.
John r. Swami vs. Christ Kjo,sinE.
Henry Bjelkengren and Gust Nordin,
jury.
B. Van Ort W John Van Ont, court
case. I,--.~'
Loren L. shutz vs. Mason w. spi-
Ger, continued. Z
H. P. Rasmussen and Elsie Ras-
mussen VS. w. H. Lester, continued.
In the matter Of the petition Of
Hans Nelson ct al for JUDICIAL Road
ON the line between Kandiyohi and
Stearns Counties, court case contin-
ued. - =
In the matter of the Petition of N.
J. Strandberg ct al for q judicial
Highway on the line between Kandi-
yohi and Meeker Counties, court case.
II. Leventhal VIC G.. A. stark. doing
business - G.. A. Stark 4 Co., Jury.
Andrew Anderson VI Loander
Campbell tA1peal from Justice cou1t)
Jury. ss.55<
Fredericka Zelsdorn vs Edvard An
derson. jury. - 2 az s.
Nes o. Mn,mquie., A. q. Nalmuuist
and C.. O. Malmquist N Creou Lake
State Bank, q corpors4i0n, Russell
6Dicer. VIM. Olson. d. r Homderson.
OOcar A. erred, personally Ana 10 Of
icers Of the Green Lake State Bank.
jury. ~ -
Harry A. Oson and A. Iidholm "
w. H. Lester. Jury case.
]. s.. AndefSon N at1miniokf1kor OF
the HBtabe Of Hannah A. Waters. de-
cedent, Williams H watefk Clara
Garner. Hans A.. Waters, Henry C..
Waters and Stella Dahl. heit1stIsw
z1 aid decedeut VI. WilHa0 Waters,
dec0d9nt, his unknown hofrDat-law,
other Man Hannah A. WA&ers, dece-
de0f, and the Plaintiffs shove desisna-
ted - the heirsat isw OF sAid Heanah
A WaterA decedent, viz: Richard
Waters. ENTITY Waters, Hi1n Wateeu.
Anns Waters, and Ellen Waters. also
III other persons unmoW3 claimiux
any risht. title, estate. inteyuk or lien
n tie real estate doaeg1bo9 In tho
complaint hereins court cao6.
G. A. Fosnes v County OF Kandi
yohi. court
Leaader campbeu VI A.1fewe An
derson, jury. 80: s.
w. II FoNette 70 Msgnns Drobsrx.
aiso aH oeher persons unkhUWn oaina-
! :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
GRAND JURORS

q. @. BerEQuBt, CoKa4
sFtank e. Croonquist. Kandiyohi
Gilbert Erickson. Irving.
lars Erickson. Lake Lillian.
:Soren, K. Glhod, E. Lake Linian
Henry Hamre, Norway Lake.
H. ]. Hanson, Edwards.
Robert C. Hauser, st. Johns.
:Nels johnson, Irving.
Joe Keller, Raymond. .
p. Al Larson. New London. =
Vim. A. Lindquist, Roseland.
Edward Magnuson, Fahltn.
"A. M. Mattson, Kandiyohi.
Albent Nelson. Mamre.
A. o. Nelson, Whitefleld.
John Nelson, Spicer Village.
J. X. Nelson, Burbank.
Andrew Olson, Dovre.
M. J. Rusten, st. Johns.
Sorhus Susag, Roseviue.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
YANKEES TRIM THE
GIANTS 80 TODAY
Ruth & Co. Capture First Game Of
the 1921 World
Series

The New York Yankees OF the Am
erican League trimmed the Giants of
the National League in. the opening
game played at the Polo Grounds to-
day. The final score was to .. Carl
Mays and Schang was the battery for
the Yankees and Douglas and Snkder
was the battery for the Giants. Doug
las was taken out in the first half Of
the ninth inning and Barnes substi-
tuteds These reports were received
in Willmar after each inning was
played by the Royaf Cafe and the
Green Lake Billiard Parlor.
Score by innings: =.
1884 6789
Yankees 1000 II o o. 0. 3
Giants 90 O. 0 % o o O. o a.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
Yankees
Giants
PLENTY OF CHICKENS

The prairie chicken season from
Sept. 16 to Oct. 1 inclusive was not
Long enough to allow the hunters to
bag the amount of game that they
had ambition to do. Only small per
cent Of the game fowl were shot and
thousands Of the game are now en-
joyhg the freedom which was distur-
bed for those sixteen days while guns
banged away. - e. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-05
FIRE PREVENTION

:
Owners of vacant and other lots
win please cause to be burned all
weeds and dry grass on same between
now and Oct. 25, 19a1. Owners OF
easements and other premises are
asked to remove and clean out an
combustl lble rubbish Accommodations
In order that fire risks may be re-
duced. ~4 = = - y = &
BY order of the Willmar Fire Pre-
=. vention Committee and the STATE
Fire Marshal. z.s..s
Dated at Willmar, Mimi, Oct. 3, 19zl.