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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

like 10 answer for 'em."
"oh. do let's gol ia rather go
there than anywhere else" Polly
looked from Paul to Sutton eagerly.
TO her dismay. Paul stared back
unsmillngly, as II she had mnde
SOME vulgar faux pas. He didn't
know she had missed tho remarks
about Barray. And hc marveled at
her lack OF taste Here they
were. trying 10 forget heir wrVtched
quarrel over Barray. and she pro-
posing that they 40 to the place
where Barray wasi How could she
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2far SsaHf ).
::St9E 9, ri A}1,{,kl1; .
BY AHERN
By Mabel c IcIAnd 8
Page $50
Nf.NER AGAIN

II didn't have to wait long" poor boy
..,.,,u ,..r ~, falling
-, into he deep " little
- ~ - 80 boyr-
asleep.
"eSS'" MI" AZ "'"" no all.
usual warned MN 10 Keep ""S concluded "he
usual he
looked a little
he would ditch with about Is inches Of
muddy water IN H. lie steh part
- -, a., OF every calmly wadingk up
- = and
'~ - - Libby and had nn could
hin- then 10 Su"snt 'S Sno' do keep him of u
to his favorite position and lie II
md
hanging pcrously the edge and horses
Of slippery bank sam had ne" game AT once
a, a., -. -, -. ., ~, a lie would that trough,
quickly custom: ~ 80 - ' - '
| ran the door and s " ~ 80 ~ '"f pN
-, - -, tend to Howl
- = :, front
- -. -, o.. a. :. - Of hts dress
and usncd-nusbos quick md II think
harda and The limit" David
had hold OF his feet the limit
awful when he did fall
error should he and Mrs. Calhoun said
said oh Ito he Continued
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

BE careful what you're saving,
Polly While we're on the subject OF
other peoples rights suppose you
give a thought to what Norma and
Sutton will think of us. auarreling
here ON "a corner In the midst of
Polly drew IN her breath sharply
her breast heaved. her round chin
auivered.
"oh-i've had enough OF this. |
won't stand itr' And with an in
articulate little sound, half choke.
half sob, she turned like flash.
darted into the crowd, and was lost
to sight
Go Be Continued
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want TO sec him7 II was prepostor.
Gus. Her perverseness amazed
him.
ITS too far Besides. ] wouldn't
cross the street 10 see a loh like
that" Pauls tone was sharp.
oh, ] say" put in Sutton amlably.
1T can't be 80 very bad. Suppose
we do go, what?" He wanted to
please Polly,
Norma saw that his innocence Of
the situation was leading u trouble.
Getting him aside for a moment
would give Paul and Polly time to
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CHATTER VII

Up in his room he began long
letter 20 Mona. pouring out 10 her
all his feelings about this Second re
lection. He was writing to her-and
hearing from regularly and fire.
quentiy now. II was his only vent
in the oppression Of these frightful
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15
WEST ROSELILLlAN

Feb. 13-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lind
quist and family visited at the Olof
Tatting home Sunday afternoon.
A few friends were gathered at Joe
Lipperts last unday evening.
Tony Gertz made his usual call at
the Olof Tatting home Sunday after
noon. GS
" Misses Mildred and Lenora Tatting
visited at A. Leverentz' Saturday ey-
ening.
Hans Peterson made call at E. ].
Hedlof's last week Friday afternoon.
Grandpa Renstrom has been con-
fined to his bed for few weeks, but
Is getting along nicely at this writing.
Dr.. Jacobs was called out to G. p.
Gibsons one day last week.
Albina Kvack visited with her
grandparents over Sunday at Olivia.
u! s.s Geo. Stadtherr made a call at the
Thrush home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. F. NJ. Renstrom is on the sick
list. 4.
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SALEM

Feb. 6-Miss Title Broberg left for
Minneapolis last Monday having spent
a Jew days visiting relatives.
A number of friends were enter
tanned to supper at the home Of Alhin
Carlson's ON Sunday.
Walter and Roy Carlson left for
Minneapolis on Saturday afternoon for
a few days visit with relatives and
friends. --.-
Mr.. Lundberg went to Iowa Thurs
day to attend the funeral of his son
Jake Wolf, who died at that place,
while visiting with relatives.
Mabel and George Lofgren visited
at M. Magnuson's Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Halverson and
family were entertained at Hi. John
sons Sunday afternoon. a. =,
Quite a number from here attend
ed the services at the Free Mission
church at Kerkhoven on Sunday ev-
ening. .4 d..
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k'ANDIYOHI

Feb. 1.-THE teachers and pupils Of
the Whittier school enjoyed a vaca-
ton on Monday. s. ...=
Smiling Bob, the third number Of
our lyceum course was given Friday
evening and was good from the first
number to the last. A small attend
ance on account OF the storm. $ We
will look for better weather. for our
last number. d. 81 s=5 IS .%,.
A number from here went to- Trip
oils Sunday afternoon to attend the
funeral of little Arvid Magnuson. &.
Mrs. Gilbert Elmquist from Fah]un
spent last week here nursing her dau-
ghter who was ill.
Pearl Erickson was absent from
school all last week on account of
being sick 49, Il.
Mrs. Elmer Hendrickson of Atwater
spent the week end here with her par
ents.
Miss Hilda Gynild spent the week
end with her sister at Fargo, N. D.
O. w. Kroona and son Luther went
to the cities Friday to attend the
hardware mems convention and the
auto show. I. III
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Severson enter.
tanned company on Tuesday in honor
of their fourth wedding anniversary.
1della Kroona and Argerine Peter.
son were Willmar visitors on Thurs
day. -.s..-. ~. .1t@
Harry Holm spent last week at the
automobile show. .... 80. , H
Leone and Genevieve Kick of Wa
verify spent the week end with Allene
and Harriet Peterson. y -
Mrs. McDermott was called to Del
ano last week on account Of the ill
ness Of her mother. 49,. .&
Y Miss Ella Jacobson will leave today
for Minneapolis to resume her work.
Mrs. G. G.. johnson is spending the
week with friends at Willmar.
VIM. McDermott who has spent sew
eral months at Hibbing came home on
Monday. r..% 49, 80
Last Saturday surprise was sprung
on Mr. and Mrs. August .Klint, at; II
O'clock. A number of their children
and relatives and friends had learned
that it was their 10th wedding ami
versary. Rev. Tillman was the spokes-
man and left sum of money which
the unlimited guests left as a mem
Dry of the day. Dinner was served at
one thirty and social afternoon was
spent. - F.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson left on Fri
day for their home at Grove City after
spending several days with their sons
Oscar and Ed here.
Victor Bergfalk spent Saturday at
Dassel.
The Ladies Aid of the Ebenezer
church will hold their next meeting
on Thursday, Feb. %. at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Kroona. This will
be the 18th birthday anniversary OF
the Aid. You are invited to come.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15
MARCH / SET FINAL DATE
TO SEEK MOTOR LICENSES

Positively no further extension OF
time in which to file applications for
motor vehicle licenses will be granted
other than March 1, Mike Holm, sec
rotary of state, said yesterday after
announcing the March extension Many
urgent requests for extension to that
date prompted his action. A penalty
OF Is cents day will attach after
March /. 'The time cannot be extend
ed again. Mr.. Holm said, "as the law
provides that no motor vehicles can be
operated without license tags after
March 81, even tho the application for
license has been made Plates could
not be delivered within this time if
applications were to be received after
March l. From 10000 to $4,000 appli-
cations are being received daily at
present and my office force is kept
busy day and night. Because of the
number, plates are not mailed out at
once. The Minneapolis Morning Tr-
bune.
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at John Pederson's and u G. Larson.s
last week. He left for his home on


at John Pederson's and L. C. I.arson.s
last week. He left for his home on
Saturday.
The NJ. A. Christensen family enter
tanned company last Friday afternoon.
u George Christensen spent last week
in the twin cities visiting with rela-
tives and friends and also took in the
auto show He returned home last
Saturday.
VIM. Jensen and Lewis Peterson re-
turned from the twin cites las. Sat
urday after attending the auto show
and also visiting with friends ana re-
latives.
AS Lincoln's birthday was on Sun
day this year the flags were raised
on schoolhouses on Monday, the 18th,
in honor of the martyr president.
& The young peoples society of the
Nordland church is planning on in
viting the young peoples association
of the Free Lutheran church to hold
their convention here next summer.
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GREEN LAKE


Feb. ia son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Johnson Feb. 7th. Con-
CALCULATIONS. "s
Mrs. Sarah Carlson left for visit
with her daughters in Fargo.
Otto Thompson who left for Oklee
on Monday last week returned on Sat-
urday
:. Miss Mabel Crommett visited with
Amanda Arnesen Friday and Satur-
day last week. Z
NJ. D. Crommett left for Willmar on
Monday returning Tuesday.
Mrs. J. D. Monsoon of Ringo Lake
spent last week visiting with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. c.
J.. johnson near Twin Lakes and at
the August Moller home
Austin Hoverly has been assisting
at the Otto Thompson home during
the past week.
Carl Thompson, manager for the
Green Lake shipping association ship
ped stock to South st. Paul Tues
day.
An auction sale will be held at the
Geo. Johnson place Feb. 18th.
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'WILLMAR DEFEA Il ED
LITCafIELD WEDNESDAY,
Wilmar Ii Superior Playing De-
feats Litchfeld On Home
Floor 5.z' \.

On Wednesday afternoon, Feb. Sth,
the city basket ball team journeyed to
Litchf1eld and played the city team
at that place. This was very fast
game and the best that 5s'Willmar has
played this season SO far. .s..
When the final whistle blew the
score stood "a to 10 in. favor Of Will
mar. The reason that this game end
ed with such score was due more to
the strength of Willmar than the
weakness of Litchfeld.
Both the teams showed very good
action and team work was the feature
of the game. On the home team there
was no individual star as all the play
ers played their positions very well.
For. Litchfield Hammer and Peterson
were the star players Of the evening.
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TRIBUNE, WEDNEsDAY FEBRUARY IS, 1922


Saturday at CLOCK.
On Sunday. Feb. 81 9th, there will be
services at q II o clock and Sunday
school O. clock. $s
There will be Song Service ID the
evening ats o'clock. The program
1is*as follows:
Song, audience. $ . s.$ss.
Scripture reading and prayer; Rev.
Almer.
Reading, Paul Almer. ss
Song, Choir.
Vocal duet, Verdna Monson and Ros-
anna Carlson. 81.
Reading, Mr. Albert Nelson. ....z.
Song, Male Quartet. I. 81
Sermon, Rev. Almer. s... ... ss
Reading, Raymond Eckdahl.
Song, Choir. III u. s.ss.I.: ..s.. 5.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15
A Judicious Inquiry

A we'll known travelling man who Wis
its the drug trade. says he has often
heard druggists ask a customer, who
wished to buy cough medicine, whe-
her it was for child or an adult and
if for child, they almost invariably
recommended Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The reason for this is that
they know there is no danger from it
and that it always cures. There is
not the least danger in giving it and
for colds, Group and whooping cough
it is unsurpassed.-Adv Feb.
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TICKETS SELLING RAPIDLY

At the regular weekly rehearsal Of
the Wi1lmar Choral Society held on
Tuesday evening reports of ticket sales
showed that an unusual audience will
greet the Society in its first appear
ance in concert, Offering Handels
Messiah. Members report encourag-
ing sales which indicate that the pub
lie recognizes the value and worth of
the concert. This concert is being
recognized as the first big event of
it's kind in Willmar. ~ ~
Reservations for seats can be made
after Feb. goth at the F. ]. ,Hallin drug
store.
The public is urged to reserve ear
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IRVING ]! J! ] j ! !. /.

~. Feb. 13--The Ladies Aid Of the Zion
church met at the home Of Mrs. S. O.
Oftedahl last Wednesday afternoon
with a good number present both in.
the afternoon and evening and a large:
sum of money was collected. # 1
Peter .Haagenson who has been sick.
with gallstones but was improving so
he was able to be up had relapse on
Sunday. Feb. 18th, and was very sick.
His son Elmer residing in Canada has
been very sick lately also.
G. P. aSWedberg called on P. Haag-
enson the first part Of last week.
Nels Nelson went to Minneapolis on
Saturday, the 4th, to visit with his
mother at the Deaconess Institute and
returned last Monday. stating that she
was getting along nicely.
p J. Jacobson entertained company
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larson for
mer residents Of Irving but now Of
California, are the happy parents of a
baby born into the family recently
Erick Olson sold some cord wood to
Sophus Susag, last week. n E'E
O.. B. Thorson celebrated his birth
day the 7th of February. ~
Emil Olson was Hawck caller on
Wednesday, breaking a young horse.
Peter Sunde had one of the Seeland
boys help him haul May one day last
week. -:.:. G.@
julius Hanson left for Minneapolis
last week for an extended visit with
his brother Conrad.
Doctor Hanson of New London was
called to liver Pederson's last Tuesday
being that one of the little girls was
sick with what they thot was pneu-
monia. 2*s, j .- .~
There is scarlet fever at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Foreman in Dist. 50.
Doctor Hanson Of New London was
called to Jens Gronlie's home last Fri
day morning.
A cottage meeting was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs M. Arithson on
Friday evening by Missionary Boock
who has been conducting meetings in
West Irving the first part of last week.
Oluf Johnson of New London call
ed on Ole Whittier last week. He
with his family intend to move into
the vacant house on Ole Winters
farm sometime in the spring. He left
for his home last Thursday.
Peter Nepsun had some blacksmith
work done by John Peterson last
week. .~
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ruud were Pay
nesville callers on business the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sunde spent
last Friday with Mr. Sunde's sister,
Mrs. Ivar Lorentzen and family.
Last Friday afternoon the commun-
ity was visited by hard snowstorm
from the Northwest.
Nearly in every home someone is
complaining about having a severe
cold, something like Ia, grippe.
A still born baby boy was added to
the Jens Gronli family last Friday.
Mrs. Gronli, nee Sina Monson, is get
ting along nicely after the circum
stances. The bereaved family have
the sympathy OF all their friends and
relatives in the loss OF their darling
baby.
We regret the sad news that Filing
Ellingson of Mamre township is dead.
He had many friends in this commun-
ity that knew him well. His relatives
and friends have the deepest sym
pathy of all who knew him here. es
pecially his wife and children who in
him lost a kind husband and father.
!. Jennie Jones who is working at Mrs.
Ed. Gales at Paynesville came home
last Saturday afternoon.
= Christian O. Lee Of Benson visited
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/ Lycaun, Saturday Night

The audience to greet Mr.. Briggs,
the entertainer on Saturday night, was
not large owing to the severe wealth
EerS of the evening The door receipts
aside from season tickets, amounted to
but $12 Those III attendance were
highly p!eased with the varied enter
Etainlne nt ofs songs. adings, and chalk
talks, he school hoy impe nations
and negro dialect numbers were ex-
sceptio nall y well done Mr.. Briggs Wis:
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I. Bob lob sieiah Party

drs. Oscar Guam arranged Sun.
day afternoon sleighing party for a
number of small friends OF Master
#Clicord and Miss Donna. They drove
out to the Guam home where they
were given q big feast OF pop corn,
candy. cake, and plenty of real cream,
ice cream, and all the other good
things that make a treat to such a
party OF young folks. 4. :s 5=. 5$5
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( Attended Funeral

II The following relatives arrived on
Friday to be In attendance at the Mrs
Ole Olson funeral which was held at
Lake Andrew on Saturday: Mrs. A.
FL Gynild Of Milaca, Mrs. Ed Nordin
OF Bethel, and Harry and Alfred o.
son, Olof Barnit and Olof Stroam, all
OF Dale. While here they were guests
/ at the Albert Norsteadt home.
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E!'I!.AA'V!!!!ll'

I Feb. 81 frss Lawrence Christoffer-
son Of New London came down Sat
urday afternoon to visit awhile with.
her sister, Mrs. Jens} Gronlii. .s.
IS Paul lPelkey was on the sick list
last week. III
.. f. W. Chladek reports that he will
have an auction sale Feb. %, on the
place known. as the old T. H. Moore
farm. He viii likely work in a cheese
factory after he moves from here at
which business he formerly worked.
Mrs. Gilbert Peterson and son Geo
rye and Eunice Erickson and Marie
lverson attended the Ladies Aid at
Mrs. Chesness in Irving on Wednes-
day. SIS, .5...e *.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones were Pay
.nesville callers ednesday.
Johnnie and Gladys Norris who are
attending high school in Paynesville
came up on the train Saturday to
spend Sunday at home.
Newton Russell, Anton Otteson, Os.
car ssSolum and Iver Peterson trans
acted business in New London between
/. Trains saturday,: $50
Jennie Hood is. at present assisting
VI. Pelkey with his work.
Jennie Jones who is employed at the
Ed Gale home at Paynesville spent
Sunday at home.
,Luella Peterson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. liver Peterson has been real
sick the past week with pneumonia,
but is somewhat improved at this writ
ing. !.
Lille Otteson of Irving is at present
employed at the "A. B. Norris home. r
Another bad storm Friday made the
roads bad for hauling or even light
sleighing. 81 ..s
"a little boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens Gronili Friday but soon pas
sed away. This is a hard blow to the
grief stricken parents, il being their
only child. The funeral will take
place the first of the week. The be-.
reaved ones have the sympathy of all
in this, their hour of great sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Deadrick, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
r.. Johnson and daughter jeanette at
tended the Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church that met with Mrs. Burr Hud-
son Thursday afternoon.
Little Arthur. Norris has been on
the sick list the past week. DR.. Aus
man Of Paynesville was called and at
this writing he is on the road to re-
cOvery
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Jones and son
Edward were Paynesville callers on
Wednesday. ryc
Martin Otteson and Eunice Erick-
son spent Friday evening at the e:
P. WEIGH home.
p. ]. Hood went to New London on
Friday to get subscriptions for the St.
Paul Daily News.sHe returned home
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Iverson and dau-
glitter Ruby were entertained at supper
evening. d.
Miss Emma Everson returned to
her home in Irving Friday afternoon.
Phillip Hood is helping Harry Geer
IN Burbank bale hay !
Eunice Erickson returned to her
work as sales!ady at the J. o. Nelson
store Thursday morning after spend
ing Wednesday night at her parental
home in Irving. s-@@ ~
Alma Johns who is teaching in IT.
wing spent Sunday at home 49,,
Pearl Peterson has nicely recover
ed from the pneumonia and expects to
return to school this coming week.
H. E. Hendrickson who lives on the
old Hans Paulson place in Irving is
going to have an auction sale Feb. 81
and will move to Grove City where he
has bought a farm ." i
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lid Wants To See You.
Breathe In Health

That cough or cold in the head can
be ended easily by Hyomei. No stom-
ach dosing. Breathe it through the
nose and mouth. Money back if it
fails.S. B. Carlson & Son.-Adv. :
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Is in Contest

E. ]. Hood of this place has enter
ed the automobile contest of the St.
Paul Daily News and is working hard
to win one Of the many prizes. Let's
all lend helping hand and save our
votes for him that we may have one
OF our friends and neighbors be one of
the lucky ones.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15

Just received a new shipment of
Mems dress shoes at $500, $500 and
$500. HoagIund e. piffendorf. 2-6t
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AT Wilimar Hospital

The Misses Orletta Larson, Har-
iriet Johnson and Bernice Christopher
son have all been in Willmar within
the last few days to visit Mrs. Arne
Larson at the Willmar Hospital. We
are glad to be able to say that Mrs.
Larson's condition is very much i'm
proved and she will likely be able. to
return home in a few days,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15

i Don't forget Paul Moen's sale on
Feb. 18th, one mile west Of Lake Flor
ida. The old Benson farm. 1t
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Visited at Granite Falls

Martin Anderson left Saturday, Feb
ruary 4, for Granite Falls to visit his
daughter Olive who is receiving treat
ment at the Riverside Sanitorium at
that place and who is suffering now
from an attack of pneumonia. Mr.. An
derson returned home Thursday and
states that his daughter was on the
gain.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-02-15

Dodge Brothers Sedan now on ex-
hibit at Johnson-Erickson Motor Co..
Adv.
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Notes

1NCpOlL Cd1 uS W0IE ulStl1UuICN
on Wednesday,,
The text books purchased for the
school to date have amounted to
$31O.44 -.
The Camp Fire Girls have chosen
Breezy Point a three act comedy,
as their play to be given some time
in the spring. =
Miss 1nez Hanson went to Mime
apolis on Friday, returning on Sun
day evening via <Paynesville. Paul
Alher substituted for her in the sixth
and seventh grade room on Friday at
ternoon. - -. 81 =. ',.a.s.
valentines" have been the chief
thought Of the lower grade pupils for
several days. The prettily decorated
valentine boxes of the various grade
rooms will be opened on Feb. 14th: I:
The basket ball boys cancelled the
game which was to be played with
Brooten on Monday, the 18th, owing
to the disability of our center, Ben
Ne!son.j On Feb. 22nd, the boys will
journey to Kerkhoven to play against
the high school team.
: a.. Literary Society j.
The next meeting of the high school
Aurora Literary Society will be on
Thursday, Feb. 10th. The public is
cordially invited to attend. The adj
mission fee is only 10c. Following is
the program to be rendered.:
Roll Call H.
Song, Olga Fink. - s
| Reading, Mia Stauffer.
Vocal solo, Rhoda Monson.
Paper on alaska" Blanche Barber
Piano duet, Marion and Laura Fossum
Impersonation, Muriel Skeie.
Vocal duet, Eleanor Warness and Ade-
laide Eckman
Junior Prophesies, Elsie Fangmeier
and Mildred Oppegaard.
Tableau, Sth grade pupils.
Song, Camp Fire Girls.
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH
/ Rev. Theo. Paulson of Virginia will
conduct services in the Mission church
on Sunday. Feb. 10, at II a. M. There
will be Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
In the evening at 8*o'cl0ck there will
be an address by representative OF
the State Anti-Saloon League. The
public is most cordially invited to at
tend these services
| X < sS$
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
/ Rev. E. NJ. Hanson, pastor
/ Ladies Aid will meet Thursday, Feb.
18th, at the church basement.
Confirmation class will meet satur.
day at 9 a. m. s
! Sunday school next Sunday at 10
a. m.
4 Sunday services at p. m.
Gausdal congregations:
4 Confirmation class will meet on
i Saturday at p M. at Albert Christ
opherson's home. .i.
Sunday services at 1890 a. m.
q x x x 81 ##e
LEBANON LUTHERAN. CHURCH.
Rev. "a. F. Almer, pastor.
]. There will be Ladies Aid meeting
at the church beginning at o'clock on
Friday. ts@ sz#E
The confirmation class will meet on