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Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
FRED HOLTHER TO BE NEW
OWNER OF SHU-FlX SHOP
H. G. Lonien Sells Eteh6eld Ave
.Cobblery to Hi. Right Hand =

A deal was consummated last week
between Fred o. Holther and H. G
Lonien by. which the former becomes
the'proprietor of the Shu-Fix, the pop
ular shoe shop on Litchfield avenue
next door east of the Motor Inn.,
Mr. Holther who is a thorough and
experienced craftsman has been with
the ,lShu4Fix for five years. He is to
assume charge of the establishment
as:ftssproprietor, September 1st, and
that the business will continue success
full under his management goes with
out saying.
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
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August The sorocis. Society sof
the Swedish Lnth eran# church Will be
Entertained on Thursday afternoon sof
this week by Mrs. Lewis Eckman.and
daughters. Y You are invited. S.
" Oscar Nyberg was in town the first
OF the week. t:=a1 49,. /,
The J. |ssE. Martin family; 81 Eden
Valley visited at the s. u, Anderson
home on Sunday. s.:@ &. q. ;.
Carter SEVERED arrived here from
Clarkheh on Monday. =S 81, s,.'s.4 s.; *
\ Arvid Olson had his tonsils remov-
ed on Thursday. z I'LL .. ss:z. ..s 81 !.
q MRS., Anton Stenbakken returned
home last week from her two weeks
stay at Glenwood. I. i s. :xS &
Sheriff Peter Bonde ofsWillmar was
in New London on Monday: Y ! ! J:
Mrs. E.. Hedeen went to Atwater on
Saturday for a few days visit with
friends. /, - ~ = ~ s ]. -
" Esther and George Hendrickson
have been spending several weeks on
farm near 5sMontevideo. .sS,z :s:,z. 81 81
Remember the band concert Thurs
day evening OF this week. rs Is
Mr.: and. Mrs. Milo. tFarnu1 ofHPay-
nesvi}le were New London callers on
Saturday. s, :. S>'s sss $* VT IT,: ~: L.
Mr.. and Mrs.:'A. A.. :Skeie and little
children visited relatives In Irving
on Sunday. - =. s-,+, -, ! =: + !. ~
The Geo. Thonvold family returned
to Kerkhoven on Monday after a, two
days visit here. J.. 4; -; .>=::. :: -
Miss Elvera Skavdahl spent Tues.
day and Wednesday in Willmar: =
Miss Dora Lawson went. to Willmar
on Monday for a few days visit with
relatives. ~: =
Miss Harriet Johnson was in Will!
mar'on Monday to consult an eye spe'
cialist. @z@... :.s=
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Glesne and Misa
Elma soland of Belgrade were in town
on Monday. ! ia: ff#;2
Miss Louise Nor6llie is spending a
few days this week at the Herman
Anderson home near Belgrade. IL. & !
Miss Rhoda Monson went to Man
kato on Saturday for . few days visit
Miss Gervaise Covell will spend the
latter part of this week at the, home
Of her grandparents in Atwater. :. =; :
Miss Anderson, of Little Falls and
H. Parker Haywood Of Belgrade call
ed, at the J. P. Olson home on Wed,
nesday. :. >,..r, =
The Misses Hattie and Florence
Monson visited at the Oscar Ringstron
home in Belgrade from: Thursday to
Friday. : ,>,>. r. > ~. y
The Misses Frances and Pearl Berg
lund Of WNlmar, came here on Friday
for q few days visit at the Ole Strand
home. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Selin, OF Willmar
were in town the middle Of the week
f. %. A., Nelson, and Mike Butala drove
to Lowry on Saturday to visit until
the following day at the formers old
home. = : :; >$.s. ;.s.. : :
Mrs. John Nelson Of st.: Cloud visit
ed on Tuesday of last week at the
home OF her neice, Mrs. V. e. Holm
Mrs. Ben Hendrickson and children
Of Minneapolis are visiting at: the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Gust Monson. r: :: ~
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
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CARD oF4THANk9s

We desire to take this opportunity
to-, gratefully, acknowledge sthev many
kindnesses shown us during our re-
lent bereavement and loss Of our dear
mother. We also wish to express our
thanks.to those who contributed those
beautiful flowers. Also the Christina
lutheran church and the Swedish Mis-
sion church OF this city. ~ WI. - a. 7, :
!, $3S: Il. 1 Mrs Andrew Ray. 's.5 ; ;
/ L: Ole E,, Lars, Matt, Aaron Er-
:; & susfs a;,..r <.ss ickson. s. u, >s
J; ..,, II .Erick Nordin. .3 s.. s* ss. :.s,
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23

=set *set zNr. and Mrs. Sam Olson and daugh-
ter 1dsbon, S. d., and Nj. and Mrs:
P.sJJ, faallea and little daughter drove
over ff6m r edwood Falls on Thursday
and visited until Sunday at the Peter
Rroberg home and with other rela:
ttiVes. .$3S4 !. . tsEs sI 3
"a baby hoy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Lindquist OF Nest Lake
at Sunnyside Hospital on Wednesday.
n Mrs. Selmar; Anderson and baby OF
Starbpck arrived here son Monday to
visit at the home OF the formers par
sents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Olson. 4. u. # z, 8
b Otto Christensen Of Bode, Iowa; ar.
rived on Saturday for an ; extended
visit at: the Ole Dokkesven home. ~
THE "A. r. Almer family droyA;to
1yanhoe on Sunday evening and sre.
turned with Alvin Almer who will visit
atshome until the latter part OF this
week. when he will; leave for Aida,
Ill. where he teaches in the High
School. -, =. -" = . z. Z -. =5.s S: st5
The Ed Erickson: family moved s0n
Thursday from the rooms in the: Mo:
line residence to the lower. rooms in
the Mrs. Ole Nelson residence. :ss5sg. i j.
I@ Mesdames. p. A. Andree and w, a.
fDiney will entertain the ladies Aid
Society of the Norwegian Lutheran
church on Thursday, August path
Stenbakken Bros. sold and deliver.
ed two Fordson tractors this week
one to Edwin Railson and the other to
Mons Flesland. -. X >. ~
/ Mrs. Arvid Nelson and two chill:
dren of st. Paul are spending two
weeks at the Emil Thimmell home
Mrs. Nelson is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thimmel. 'T*sS@
Mrs. Norman Nelson entertained
Mesdames Ole Nelson, Even Erickson,
Ed <Gustafson, Frank Covell and A.SE
Olson, members of the Birthday Club
atsher home at Regal on SundayI u =
Carl Hinlestad of Madison, Wis,
who. is land prospecting, arrived here
from Fargo in Friday and visited IL
this community until Monday. =.
Mrs: Peter Ogren and baby boy de
fparted for their new home in st. Paul
on Tuesday Of last week. Miss Edith
Ogren accompanied them as far, as
Willmar returning on the next train;
Mr.. Mons Flesland has just recently
secured five year lease on the :Elias
Johnson farm, in Burbank. Mr.. Flies
land expects to. move to Burbank with
shis family in October. : E i, q 81: +:
VIM, <Ellingboe went to Sunburg on
Sunday: to spend a few days at .his
home. Bill has resigned his position
| at the barber shop here and. has ac
cepted a position at Brooten. n. a..
Elmer, Haldeen is leaving today sf6i
Minneapolis where he will be employ
ed during the winter. Ellis Carlson ii
succeeding him as clerk in the. Bengt
son confectionery store. TO-. j, =
F Or. Hanson reports the arrival of a
baby boy to- Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tol
lofson of Lake Andrew on Wednesday
and a girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Swenson Of Arctander on Saturday. =
7 The Misses Ina and Linda johnson
Of Duluth returned to Benson Thurs
day after a few days visit at the home
of Mrs. Ida Lund. Their cousin AL
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
Ice LIND accom- 4; q, ~ q them to Will


81. Ole Ericks 3 q. sspicer had an
accident his snng ersslalastsweek
the reechS sc gun lhe was handling
zaxplode dressed the
wound which real,as ase % several sits
che be. .ss .' Il:
.;, tfand of Beckvil1e:
and Nina EWalds idner3 Of Litch.s
.field 81 issited here from Wednesday
until d ffda:yl the former at the Lewis
.Ecknan and Gust Green homes and
with other friends and.8the two latter
with the, August Carlson family. ..l> II
~ and.sMrs e. X. Lund and Mr..
and Mrs: Ole skeie motored to Mora
on Saturday with Albert Danielson Of
s,Raymond They fill spend three
days there with their respective rela-
|5.., During the rainstorm on Sunday af-
tern loon the basement of the Big store
WIS flooded with water: which came
thru a. space. in the north wall left
eopen during some recent plumbing op-
erations. :@s2s *... ss>:s.. >>:s. r. ;.
Is5Sss * n. Clancy Of st. Paul, travelling
salesman for . 9Wyman:Partridge Co,
was in New London the latter part
Of heWeek. calling upon his custom
lers,s 1hile. here he vas the guest Of
Il the Martin Lundq dquist family at their
cottage at Green Lake. 49,
Mrs. Alma Carlson and two children
EG1en and Emily 81 Minneapolis ar.
rived here via Paynesville on satur-
day evening for two weeks visit at
the Lewis Z Eckman : home. Adelaide
Eckman who has spent three weeks in
the city arrived home at the same
time. Ii. *5 81: ;5...rS .=55 :. 5=s:=. /,
- Mrs ole strand and ,sons, Sidney and
fWillmar and Frances and Pearl Berg
lund and Orletta Larson were Pay
nesville callers Oh Monday. Orletta
remained tosspend week in Paynes-
EYille employed at the Eat Shop dur
ing the. absence ot<the proprietor:
The funeral. services for Mrs. Alex
ander: Eric ckson who died at her home
I'm Irving On. Monday. are being held
Ethis mofninIsat the sPresbyterian ch:
nrch. Rev:ssT:. NJ. 2Findley is conduct
Ling the service .s.=.z:>=>s :.:sz: y :
| The Tom johnson family and Miss
Bernice and Vernon Larson all: Of Min
neapolis arrived here Saturday to Wis
It, relatives, Tie Johnsons returned
to the city Monday as did Vernon Lar
son aocompaniedahy Florence and Clif-
ford :Bredberg who will spend. a. few
days there. Bernice will visit here
| for a few weeks. -. So
Shipments to and from the local sta.
ton within last few days are as fol.
EloWs: Six cars of wheat for the Mill
ing Company, one of~which came from
Colorado, a carload OF coke for the
Farmers Elevator, car of soft coal
for the mill and a car of lumber for
tMonson and Holm: The Farmers Ele.
Yatorss Co. and the esasMilling Co. each
lshipped ,asscar o. ryesto Duluth. The
Fulton, and Nelson steam shovel was
sent to Rice and the shipping associa
s ton shipped two cars Of stock to St.
Paul. r. .,.-. =,
/. J. o. Nelson has his left hand band
L =
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
YOUR. NEXT SUIT.

: 1t will be only short time before
you will need the new fall suit. II you
want the real new patterns at the.real
low cost, it will we'll repay you to
buy at Erickson & Erickson.-Adv.
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23

RETURNED TO- SOUTH DAKOTA
Mr.. and Mrs, J. E. Leslie returned
to their home. at Peever, S. D., after
a weeks visit at the Sam Chapin home
in this city. :.
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
GUESTS At. LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson are
guests atothe home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Johnson in the city and at their
cottage at Eagle Lake. ~: -.
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
School, Re.opens, Sent. 4ths
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH

/. LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev: A: F: sAlmer,, pastor :.
The Sorocis will be: entertained at
the Lewis Eckman home on Thursday
afternoon, August oath: 4 <z
Mesdames: Oscar Anderson and j.
O. Nelson will be hostesses to the La
dies, Aid, Society at the church base.
ment on Friday, August 25th.
There will be no services, on Sunday
as the pastor will be out of town on
Saturday tand Sunday attending the
Luther League convention,in Pennock.
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23

aged because of an acct lent TO. SO last
week. He.was Seorner in a stable bys.
two horses when hey pushed the two
beams together which his Hand was
caught il. B Dr. Hanson dxessed the
wounds. & ..,. ii. D s. ss
Willmar tribune., 1922-08-23
,BirthdaysPartyI'ss y

: Mrs. Oh G.: Nord1i ie yeente tanned about
fifteen little girls Saturday to hon.
or her dapghterf MagnhIlRs seventh
birthday The girls enjoyed dainty
goodies Including the customary birth
day cake: ..SotVenir paper caps for
each guest made; the afterh rhoon7espe
ciaaly bright and merry Geo. Thon-
void and .deughter Marion. Of Kerkho.
ven were here for the=party s+.s.
- Alumni Picnic s....... ..:::.e
About thirty. of the alumni Of New
London High School attended the. PIC:
mic at Lake Andrew qnSsW ednesday.
Everyone enjoyed. theb Afternoon TO
the utmost: + At. the bgsiDsss meeting
the following oticezs were elected:: ;:
1ngeborg: FEEDER, esiden Ruth
Lundquist.svice resident ]: ,Eama Ch-
ristenson,asecretary and .Orrin; Strand
treasurer. It was decided to- entertain
the association: membeTs alta banquet
next annual meeting.s I; 81. NJ 9sls5 Ss
: School Re:opens Sept. 4th* -
The New London public schools
will reopen at nine o,eiocK on IN Monday
;Septembers 4th. The following isz the
faculty secured for the term: 50. -
H. H. McNiven, Supt.. !: ?: =, : . /
Anna Nelson, Elbow Lake, principal
Of high school. tl-s
LillianE. Anderson of St. Paul. Eng.
lish and History in high school.
/ Alice R: Opheim. Eighth grade.
1nez NJ. Hanson, sixth and 7th gra.
des.c sF*
Eleanor Roberts of Lake Crystal
4th and 5th grades. .
Alice Lund, End andsrd grades. ::
Bldora Lundberg, lst grade. !.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-27
Sub Rosas Consolidate,

A meeting of the Sub Rosa club
was called by the president Mrs. J.
w. Caldwell Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G. H. Stewart, for
the purpose OF terminating the af-
fairs OF the club, as most of its
former members have become men,
bers of the Civic club.
All Of the money in the treasury,
after paying bills was turned over
to G. G. Zacher, chairman of the
Cemetery committee. A committee
composed of Mesdames E. Rhoades,
Boyd. Pence, Mclaughlin and Tan
ner were appointed to take charge
of the liberty bond and the club lots.
The lots were offered to the Civic
club to be used for gardening pur-
poses this summer The meeting
was then adjourned sine die, by the
president, after which the hostess
served a two course lunch. Most of
the afternoon was spent in remines-
cence of old times when the club
was the most active woman's or
ganization in town.
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Sunday School Cass Visits.

Sunday Of last week, E. A. Vance,
L. A. Lowry and Franklin Wheeler
took Mrs. Nixons Sunday school
class of boys to Boise where they
visited the Congregational Sunday
school. They had picnic dinner
at the Julia Davis park, visited the
capital and the Y. M. G. A., and
heard talk by MIR, Pitcher head of
the G. A. r. They all had most
enjoyable time. The boys were:
Grover Walker, Everett and Charles
Henry, William Wheeler, Russell
Vance, gorge Wheeler, Burton Ste
wart, Clayton Marshbanks, Spencer
Bjornson, Merrill Marks, Jack Bach
and Lewis Wheeler.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OR.
DER OF SALE OF ALL THE
PROPERTY OF THE ES-
TATE SHOULD NOT
BE MADE.

In the Probate Court of Elmore
County, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
e. Austin, Deceased.
Bertha Stull Green the admins
tratrix with the will annexed of the
estate of Frank K. Austin deceased
having filed her petition herein
praying for an order of sale of all
of the property of said decedent, for
the purposes therein set forth.
1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED.
BY the said Court, that al persons
interested in the estate of said de-
ceased appear before the said Pro-
bate Court on Friday, the 23rd day
of June, 1922, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, at the Court
Room of said Probate Court, in the
County of Gilmore to show cause
why an order should not be granted
to the said administrative to sell all
of the property belonging to said es-
tate.
And that copy of this order be
published at least once week for
not less than four successive weeks
In the Mountain Home Republican
a newspaper printed and published
in said Gilmore County, Idaho, and
that said publication be completed
at least five days prior to said 2Srd
day of June, 1922.
w. FL. MANION,
Judge of Probate.
Dated May 24,l192a.
May 27-June Is,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that /.
William Pannas, who, on February
Sth, 1921, in the District Court OF
the Fourth Judicial District, in and
for Gilmore County, State OF Idaho.
plead guilty to, the crime Of bur-
glary In the second degree, and WHO
was sentenced by the said Court to
serve not less than two or more than
five years in the Idaho State Peni-
tentiary, will make application for
pardon at the next regular session
of the Board of Pardons, after the
legal publication Of this notice, for
full and absolute pardon.
(Signed) WILLIAM PANNAS.
May 20.-June 10.
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New Minister at Grand View.

Rev. and Mrs. j. e. Ingham of
Boise will occupy the pasonage at
Grand View for the summer and are
expected there Tuesday next
Mr.. Ingham conducted services at
Grand View Sunday, his morning
topic being the value of education
which he illustrated by tables on
the blackboard showing the rela-
tive value of eighth grade, high
school and college training and the
value of education in National
Power, Individual Wealth and Per-
sonal Influence. The evening serv-
ice was. a discussion of the Sacred
ness of Motherhood.
Mr.. Ingham will work out from
Grand View as a headquarters In
stead of Boise for the present,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-27
Water Must be Delivered to Entry.
men on U. s. Projects.

Secretary Fall notified all reclaim
alton project managers Wednesday
that they have no authority TO with
hold water from land owners or en-
trymen water users for non-payment
of charges, pending decision by the
secretary on each individual applica-
ton for an extension of time.
This decision was reached, Secre-
tary Fall announced, in test case
affecting the Minidoka project in
Idaho, brought to the departments
attention by Senators Borah and
Gooding of Idaho.
Under resolution Of congress APP
proved last March, the secretary of
the interior was authorized to fur
nish irrigation water on federal ir-
rigation projects during the seaon
of 1922 to land owners or entrymen
who are In arrears for more than one
calendar year in the payment OF any
operation or construction charges.
The effect of Wednesdays de-
cision will be to give users water
without interruption until each ap-
plication for an extension of time
Is decided by the secretary on its in
dividual merits.
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Boosters Entertain at Church,


The Booster Boys of the Congre-
gational church gave an interesting
program Friday evening, May 10th.
All numbers were numerous and
people got their moneys worth in
relaxation.
The Ruggles family was present
from the grandparents to infant.
The daughter was especially attrac-
tive and 1t took sometime before all
could believe she really belonged to
the Booster class
The Colonial school was quite a
contrast to the schools of to-day.
The readings by the various MEM
bers wree just like the boys. The
funds are to be used for the church
Improvement. Much credit is due
their teacher, Mrs. II. H. Nixon for
the success of the program.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-27

MEN WANTED: To sell our
goods in country and city. Why
work for others when you can have
a business of your own with a
steady income. We sell goods on
time and wait for our money. Team
or auto needed for country work, no
outfit needed in city. Experience
unnecessary we train in salesman
ship. McConnon & Company,
Winona, Mimi. Mention this pa
per-
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WARRANT CALL

Warrants on Smiths Prairie High
way District fund Number 500 to
Number 4O5, will be paid ON pres
entation at Treasures Office at
Prairie, idaho. Interest ceases 30
days after this notice. Prairie, Ida
no May IL, 1922. May 20-27.
ELIZA M. GREER, Treasurer
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WANTED: A good. steady,
gentlemanly salesman to handle a
Wards wagon In Gilmore County.
No experience needed. For full
particulars write promptly to DR..
Wards Medical Company, Winona,
Minnesota. Established 1885," May
2O-June 8.
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Shriners Have Picnic.

More than one Thousand Shriners
representing nearly every South Ida
no town west of Idaho Falls at
tended a monster picnic and all day
celebration at the Hagerman groves
Sunday. Baseball games, special
stunts, music and picnic lunches
were enjoyed by the various patrol
members and their families.
Well executed drills by Ell Korah
patrol of 80 members, which at
tended the picnic led by its captain,
Roi Pyper, and the 40 car caravan
from Jerome, accompanied by band
of instrumentalists were features of
the day. John Bradley, president of
the Shoshone club was general chair
man for the affair. Ten auto loads
attended from Mountain Home.
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For Sale.

In the heart OF the famous mining
belt on south Boise river, good hay
grain, and vegetable ranch, price
reasonable, II interested. Address
j. N. JOHNSON, PINE, IDAHO.
May 13.-June II.
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Safe Wanted.

Small size, fire proof office safe,
give price and inside dimensions.
Address box 98, Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
May 2O-27.
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Word has bee received by friends
of the marriage of Mrs. Leah Whit
son at Chico, California.
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FOR SALE: Two work teams,
some saddle and pack horses, also
wagons and three sets of harness.
Horses can be seen at the Lockman
ranch, or see o. e. Norell. May els,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-27

Charley Walker left Thursday for
Kansas called by the sudden illness
of his young brother, Bob Walker.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1922-05-27

Cash prizes given to customers at
Brit Smiths new barber shop, west
of Smiths drug store. Apr It,
May 81.