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The Washington times., 1922-04-16
ELEVENJURORS
IN ALLEN TRIAL
| AsKCLEMENCY
Express Belief That Cunmen
of BilIsyiIle Have Been
Punished Sufficiently.

RICHMOND. Va, April 15.--
Armed with letters from eleven Of
the trial Jurors who recommend
executive clemency Cor Sidna Ailen(
Friel Allen, Wesley Edwards and
sidney Edwards, the ALLEN sym.
pathizers" have redoubled their ef-
forts TO get several thousand addi-
tional signatures to their petition
for pardon and present these docu-
ments 20 Governor Trinlsle before
May 1.
The letters from eleven of the
twelve men who heard all the evil
dence against sidna and FrieI Allen
and convicted them state the belief
that the men have been sufficiently
punished for their participation In
the Hillsville horror. There is an
intimation, in the documents that the
defendants suffered because of the
intense excitement and resentment
which prevailed at the trials 30
shortly after the killing OF Judge
Massie, Commemorative Attorney
Foster. Sheriff Webb, two jurors and
spectator by the ALLEN gang"
These letters from the jurors are
counted upon to have great weight
with Governor Trinkle when he
comes to consider the application for
executive clemency and makes UP
his mind to liberate the "gangsters'
or let them serve out their long
sentences in the penitentiary here.
Wesley and Sidney Edwards were
not tried by furies. They threw
themselves upon the mercy of the
court, following the conviction of
Sidna and F'riel Allen. Although no
jurors have spoken in their behalf,
the Edwards brothers are specifically
mentioned in the numerously signed
petitions which the ALLEN SYM
pathizers" are circulating in all parts
of the State.
The clergymen and women
throughout the commonwealth who
have interested themselves in bring.
ing about the liberation OF the Allen
gangsters disclaim being actuated by
any other than humanitarian mo-
tives, They expires the belief that
rns men nave Deen sufficiently pun
ished and that IL released they would
make good citizens.
In this competition they cite the
case of AL Jennings, noted outlaw,
and also a product of the Southwest
Virginia hill country, who reformed
and became a most useful citizen
following his pardon from the Ohio
State penitentiary.
Opponents of pardon for the Allen
gangsters are just as active as the
sympathizers and each mall received
by Governor Trinkle brings him
about as many missives asking him
to Teaye the Aliens where they
are" as epistles pleading for mercy
for the quartet of mountaineer gun
men.
sidna Allen is In the tenth year of
his thirty-five-year sentence. Wesley
Edwards, who has been imprisoned n
similar time, still has seventeen
years to serve, while the sentences
of Friel Allen and Sidney Edwards
will expire in eight and five years,
respectively.
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
HUNDRED THOUSAND
To GET ROAD WORK
Governments Offer TO Share
Expenses of Construction
Gives Many Employment.

Every State in the Union possess
ing State highway department and
appropriating State money for road
construction approved by the Ma
tional Government viii share In the
SIS, 900 900 road appropriation passed
by Congress.
This. on fifty-fifty basis, means
$3.50 900 .Ooo to be spent upon pub
lie roads this year, giving work TO
an army OF a hundred thousand men.
Many States have their plans all
made. and have secured the approval
and the cooperation of the Bureau
OF Public Roads. Department Of Agri'
culture, which organization mas con-
troll OF the Federal and funds
The Washington times., 1922-04-16
In Custody of Sheriff
Whose Brother He Slew

TAzEWELL. Va, April 10. -
Marion sIedd charged with shooting
and killing Peel Hartman. was mr.
retsed at welch by Mcdowell county
officers and was brought TO Taze-
well and lodged in Jail by Deputy
Sheriff s. 8. II. Harman, who is a
brother OF Peel Harman.
Sheriff Harman talked kindly to
sledd and assured him that he would
be treated the same as other pris.
oners and that he would receive pro.
lection while under his care.
The homicide took place on
CaVitt's Creek and MIR. Harman was
shot and killed In the public road
opposite the home OF John Hurt,
with whom sledd made his home.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
JnIann.
Oieinltate Ser MISUNDERSTANDING.

Nelnltate Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
@aibingtor, 8. s. = Sie Son.
ieren5 erreidte NIT Der Annabme
BON 0pei 8ertragen 5ur 8erminoe-
ruug Der &iiltung our See uno 5ur
@iml1rdnfung Der 8enuBung Der
nelteil Griessmittel ibren S0bepunft.
Sir Den 8eliB bon Sdla6ti1iffen
lit oas 8erbdltnis 5-5-3-1,6-
1,6 fir Die Ser. Staaten. @roBbri-
tannien, Sapan Srantrei9 uno Sta-
lien aufgeitelt. anoere &riegsiGiffe
unterIiegen gepilien 8ei6ranfunen,
uno Die 8eieltigungen I'M Stiaen
Ooean ioaen feline 9lenoerung erfab-
rem. Ser 8ertrag iiber Sauf-
boote uno @iftgaie mill Die Eauf-
boote ais &anoels5erltorer ausiGal-
ten uno perbietet ben @ebrau1 bon
@~iftgaien.
Gobalo Die Sapaner ibre @6lidt
perfiinoet, Sbantung auf5ugeben, er.
fldrten Die @riten gum erlten Wial,
oaB iie bereit leien, ibre SaGtung
8ei-Sai.8ei an CHINA 5uriid5uge-
ben. 0ie Sran5oien erfldrten ieoo6,
oaB fie iiber epentuelle &iidgabe bon
apangdoip nit China oireft Derban-
oeln polen, cine @ntideioung, mel
DIE einen ollgemeinen 8ei6luB Der
aonferen5 iiber Bodtungen in China
mieoer apeifelbaft mo6t.
SHUTTER GrOe tanmelt.
SEEM yorf. = Sn ibrem raienoen
@irbel our9 oen &ollm fam Die
@roe oieier Gage elm paar Ninu.
ten ans Dem @eieiie uno peri9ob
ibre 8olen ODER 9ldien etmas, I'M
lie 6em neuen interchangeable.
punft an5upalien.
9omit iie aber niht t~o3uiagen
ouf einent oefeften &aoe oabiniailie,
iino irgenowo Dor Der Deitli1en
aiilte Der @ereinisten Staateu eini.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
GanOsmauni6aftIide an6 l1Mterltiit
1ngs . &ereine.

Terein SaOen. 8eri. anl 2. Wtitt
Il ~ in 900 @o. @pe. N.-@
Safob @ira, SefretGr, 1913 8
Str. S.-@.
Imerifanifder 1tnterHGtnmss.
Serein. Gbas. @ramIi9, Briiioent.
Nic. 8iesano, Setret1r, 1924 6te st.
S.-8. Sci. Sranflin 175O-i. @erl
am 2. Dienstag /. sc. i'm Concord
&lub., 3t4 6 StraBe 81. SO.
SeHenOarmltaSter 1lmterItitmnas.
Serein @mil Spabn> BrGi.; cSobn
Wtetninger, Sefret6r> 1920 @dte
Str. N.-@. @erf. 3. Mittuo@ /. M.
in 922 Sa. Moe. N..W.
EattSemti6er @ereem, @aI6imaton.
.. 8. SefretGr: 8m- Stuermann
II GBeltnut Str, Safonla @arf, DC
SerL am 1. 9onnerstua i. W. i'm
Concord &lub, 314 6 Ctr. 81. SO.
Neutrality-suspicious., 0Iitrift go.
l6O. N.S4us, SefretGr, 3Ot2 Gum.
barton Mbe., R.@., 5piiden g uno
.. Teri. am 4. 9ienstag i. 90. in
geo. 922 $50. 9lbe. 81. g.
0@ai6inston @etscr lluteritiit.
nnss-@erein". 8rdfioent: Srnni
8eigano, ST., 1910 @iroro Ctr, &C..
49,; Sefretdr: ST.. SeB, GIG @ait Ga.
pitol Str; 8eri. am 1. OienStag /
Ne. in 922 8enna. Ibe., 81. SO.
@il6elm Sell 1lnteritiitnnss.ge &c.
ieaidaft. @eri. m 3. Montog /. 81.
in 922 So. Nne. N.-8. @cul Bod.
|fdmiot, @efretGr, 9p7 90. StraBs
NorOweit
0nfel 8raig @ersniisnnssberein
geri. a m2. 9iensag i. 90. i'm Con
coro &lub. Geo. Mair, Sefret6r
718 elite StraBe, g. g.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
TroIpect Sill gemetern.

Stieblins, Braiioert; g8m. Mortin,
Sefretar; Geo. S. u. StuB, S9ab-
n%leilter. Geri. GIL 1. Sreitaa /. Wt.
I'M Concord Stub, 314 6 Str. 81. SO.
.. 6 .Silfsbercin. 314 s StraBc
q. %. BrGli0ent: SEQ @. Spier
Sefretdr: Or. S. 8. &oenig, 400
go. gbe. 9. g.; Sinan5iefret6rin
Srau sc. D.&onig, 400 YenniplOanio
9(pe. 9. g.; S6obmeilter; Or. Sp.
S~allelbring, 3t4 6 StraBe g. 8.
8eriammlungen finOen ltatt: Gre.
cutibfomite an ieoem l.. Sreitag i.M.,
Observation-Disclosures an ieoem 3.
Sreitag inn Mpnat.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
WtleiMS- &alenOer

Oie Serren Sefret1re 5ino gebeten
uns itets bon Observation-Disclosures
iomie bon @orgGngen in ibren Terei-
men 8eridt 5u geben
8reis fir Die Sniertion Der &ar-
te $3.50 pro Sabr.
Demtider @aiienhanSnereiu. Nrd
,ioent W1ortin 8iegono: Sefretdr:
Sermonn 6. @infler, TO Se9lte
@traBe, N.-8. Oireftoren-Terl. am
2. Greitag i. SO. I'M GIfs Seim
Nrarem S%ilfsbereiu Des 9entlden
@aiicnbanies. Srau Gbos. @upper'
tus. NrGfi6entin; SefretGrin: Sron
8ouIine @altbers, @nacoitia, 9. =.
9erInmmlung am 2. 9pnnerstag I
SO int 8%niienbaus.
9amen.gsabberein 6es Sentiden
Waiienbamies. 8rdiioent: Srau Gatb.
2offler, Sefretdr: Srou g. Ebom'
forot, 1923 Quebec Ctr. g. 8. Terl,
finoen am 8. Mittpo4 i. 80. itatt.
Nnppert Some Tranen Silfsper-
Elm. @rGlioentin: Sran M. De@raln.;
GefretGrin: Srau 9. &rumte; Terl.
am 2. Dienstag /. &c., 8 ubr 1af'
mittags int Muppert Some.
GoncurS 9lnb. 9rdfiOent: Scarf
Soffmann; SefretGr: Suit. genoer'
5000 Mi9ols glpe. 9. g.; Torltaa0s'
libuneen ieoen 2. Dienstag !; - Nt.
@eneralperi. am a. Sonntag /. NC, IN
314 6 Ctr. 81. SO.
gpueorb 0amem.@e reir. |rGiioen-
tin Srou Wtnrp Billie; S%efretdrtn
Grou @auline @oltber, Mnacoltta,
s. g.; Sinanaiefretdrin Srali Sat.
8rueeeer; Sdasmeilterin: Sran o.
Qrumfe. 8~erfnmmlung am l. Sorn'
tna i. 81. in 314 g StrdBe u. Us.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10

den e%ritount, SdE CO MIR einen elm.
5igen 2elltnnnt aibt.
Manl. nnS &lanenicnde in Gnalan6
2onoon. Sin gusbruh Der
Wfoul- uno 9laueuieude aebeimnis.
uoaen llriprmgs %berbreitet. Ii6 raid
iiber gang @ngIauO unO Sdottlono
un0 peruriodt eroBe @eiorgnis in
lanoUirtidaftlideu 9reiiei.
Die Observation-Disclosures er.
fldrte elm 9useuO engliitcr nno
ettpa 5iDon5ig idottii6e Counties
fir affi5iert uno eroreiit Oraitiidc
WtaBregeln, Die &ronfbeit 81 be.
f1mpfen.
Die betrofienen Siere meroen 70.
fort eetotet un0 ieOe Eronsportie.
ritng BON &ieren in oielen @ebieten
lit perbotcn. Gin geriht, oaB Die
InitedlIne bon irilfem @ieb Der.
riibre, oos nod England erportiert
wor0en, puroe ofii5iea in SlbreOe
geltent.
2eniHs GOridlag abgele6nt.
&%openbogen. Der Central
gusiduB Der Sopiet . Gegieruug
bat Den @oriGIog 9ifoIai Sc.
nins, Die ruiiiide Arntee ouf Die
Sdlfte 5u reOi5ieren, n%ernorfer,
ME cine Mosfauer 9epei6e meloet.
2enins @ori9lag molte ben
@ini1en Der Gereinigten Staten
entgegenfoi men, itieB ober bel
2eon Srosfp auf 8iOeritono.
9ie Mebrbeit gegen oen @or.
i6lag mar groB, uno es tpuroe Elm
@egenbeidluB angenommen, Der er.
flart, oaB Die politii6e Gage Gltro-
pas cine einieitige glbriiituns &uB.
lambs nidt 5%ulaiie.
Sn ser 0ebotte be5eidnete Trotfp
Die @inlaoung nad @enua ais cine
Sale"
1900 Sabre alter Sempel absebrnnnt
Tofio, Sapar. - Der Yantpop.
Sempel, Der Dor etpo 1900 Sobren
erridtet murOe Ii. elmer ser reidlten
an biltoriiden HeIiquien i'm Safer
reide mar, lit Our1 6eller 5erltort
roroen. Ger Sempel Itano i'm Torie
Sofa, &rGieftur SpogO.
9ie uria6e oeS 6euers miro alli
ainen alien 8rieiter 5uriidgefiibrt,
Ger angebli9 8ranSltiftltng began-
gen bat, Inn ieinem 2e6en elm @noe
Su MAIDEN.
@iner @eididte i'm nSiii" 5ufol-
&c, man0te li6 Der Yrieiter, mdbrenO
er Dor Dem gtltar 8eibraud ner-
brannte, 81 einem Imtsbruoer INN
uno forOerte i'm ouf Die 8elt nit
i6m 81 perIoIien. Die @eigerung
ieines 6~reunoes, ouf ietnen ieltia.
men 8oriGlag ein5ugeben, Oeriebte
i'm in iol6e @ut, Dab er iofort BEN
@eibrau1S6ebdlter ergriff un0 auf
Sen 8ooen mari.
1881 @eteraneu anf Dem 2anbe
anseiieOelt.
Sttatpa, &onooa. = Inter Dem
Soloaten-4 u lieolungsgeieb iino ge.
rtau 27,371 fanaOii9e ariegsbete-
ranen auf Dem 2anoe an9eiieOelt,
iagt elm amtli9er @eri6t Der Cont.
nionsreeierrng. Son oieien limo
21,246 He9ierungs0arleben i'm 8e.
TRACE bon $87,495,815, Elm 9urd).
idnitt bon mebr ais $1,000 per
aniieoler, fir Den anfauf BON
2ono, fir oauernoe 8erbeiierungen
auf oemielben uro fir 8ieb unO fir
neutrality-suspicious. sepdbrt
tporoen. 0ie perbleibenoen 6,125
puroen obne finan5ie1e 8eibilfe
urf 2ano angeiieoelt, oas einen Cell
Der 0ffentli6en 9om1ne bilOete
Der 8eri6t fiigt bin8u, 0aB 467
anlieoler ihre 9arleben bereits 5u-
riifge1ablt baben.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
M.lnnn . @eretne.

@nIbinston SGnserbnnO, 3t4 6
Ctr, 0.-@. &onrao &i6ter, Brdl.;
Ni9aro @raltner, Sefret1r. 314 6
Ctr. W.-@. Oireftoren-8 eri. om 2,
onntag i. &c. i'm Goncoro &llib.
8crmania Minner : Gbur. Ser
"iammlungen I'M Concord &lub, 314
6 StraBe &c. @. @rGiioent Sobn
&eif; Sefretdr: Sris SGffner, 1850
8laoensblirg 9foao, g. 81 8rof. g.
@briItiani it,, 9irigent. 8eri. ieoen
9onnerstag i. &c., @enerulberi. am
l.. 9onnerstag i. 90.
SGmgerbnn6 9amenDeroiv, @eri
I'M 2. Mittmo@ i. &C., abenos s llbl,
I'M Concord &lub.
Mripn SamenDerein. Srau q.
Rrumfe, Yr6i. 8eri. am 2. Waittpod
/. &c.. obenoS s ubr.
9enti6e Trcimnnrer 2pse
Ny Mrminits, Mr. %, G.M.M.&
w gloom S9neioer, SefretGr
sol llnion Sopings @ant Building.
Seri. am 1. uno 3. Dienstag /. Sc.
m Nei1en Moionic SempeI.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-10
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d. C., Southern and Western
Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Published every Friday Morning.
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Washington Journal., 1922-02-10

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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07

Kelty l,sif q. on Tuesday Tor
De Graft At which place he visit
fora few days
Everyth for the man can be
purchased at One fifth on the price at.
LIDS First .Birthda AZ Sale. 1865.
.ss---SlJ Melvin 3 ohnson and Miss Alice
sBroman returned to- his city onzMon-s
day after . visit il the twin cities.
axi Day and Night Service. Of
flee phone 400. Residence phone
536-vf. ADV.
Albert Monson Of this city left.
on Monday for MINI apolis at which
place he will visit for q few days.
pr. c. E. Anderson, Dentist sank
Of Willmar. ss
Misses Dagny Thorsen and Mabel
Simonson. and Carroll ,Simonson Of
New London were callersSin this city
e man is stronger than his stom-
ach. Tanlac will ma Ike your stomach
strong. Carlson Bros. a
----Nels Holm left on Thursday for
Sioux Falls at which place he. will
visit for a few. days.
Lid Wants To See You. It
Lid Wants To See You. 8. It
Your Opportunity comes and It's.
for you to take it when i comes. Buy
on Friday and Saturday and save 20
per cent at Lids First Birthday Sale.
The Tribune Printing Co. carries
in stock a typewriter paper for every
need-any weight or quality in either
size, Skill or 8111x13. If.
Kodak films developed. GlossyEor
dull finish prints. Our work always
l.pleases. Olive Bros. Wlllmar. #
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07

Auto painti IA. e. jA.sS lord, ga
Fourth ST West. Phone 293-J. 1t
~. - Nr. and Mrs. 6. .A stark of AT
water we're ,|s cal lers IN. This city,. IN
Monday #
3, - 4, ~ : 3 $. 81. 3, :
s.
I rs ~ guy iIslil h ElS
Tue n end e
- ~ ..., ~.
0:ear g fse sEa oenslss' Carlson
ri, s ,os = 8. s'lsls, =,
n,avs Win New : nndon nast Sa., t1. az
pt''o !" w !seM l1oAiuon q view lon7
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
SPICERON GREEN LAKE

June. 6-Miss Helen Sonderson is
visiting her friend Miss jeanette An
derson this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wallin return
ed Friday from trip to Winthrop.
Miss Anna Claire Findley. who re-
Gently closed term Of school at Pipe
stone, arrived home the latter part
of the week to spend her vacation.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Ellis returned Friday
from visit with friends at Lenor, S.
Dakota
Miss Minnie Gustafson was Will
mar visitor between trains Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Wilson and
Miss Helen Pritchard autoed to Red
wood Falls last Friday morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson returned the same
day. Miss Pritchard left from there
for her home at Lake Crystal.
The !Spicer school closed last Fri
day. Miss Mime Johnson the. inter
mediate teacher left the same day for
her home in Willmar
Orletta Anderson is spending the
week with her friend Marie Sender
son who resides near Willmar.
VIM. Galanter of Paynesyille was
at Spicer last week purchasing wool.
@ A large crowd attended the COM
munity club last Thursday evening.
The following were appointed on the
committee for the next meeting: Nj.
and MRS.. c.. Nlson, Mr.. and Mrs. III
r Burke, Miss Minnie Gustafson and
Arnold Anderson. S
Miss Ella Sonderson arrived here
last week and is a guest Of Miss En-
i ma Isaackson
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert Peterson
pleasantly n,tertained about twenty
relatives to dinner last Sunday at
their cottage at Eagle Lake
Several people from here autoed Is
I.Mamre Sunday afternoon to attend the
surprise on the Fred Anderson family.
Peter SWenson Of Ih1en visited with
1 his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Or. I. S. Benson made a profess
sional call at Monteyideo on Tuesday.
LID Wants To See You. If
I MARTIN Olson of Atwater arrived
here Friday evening for short visit.
.--Have your watch repaired At Oh.
I've Bros. 315 Third St. II
e DR.. Jno. c.. Jacobs was a business
caller on Tuesday at Jordan.
irving Forsberg was caller in
Belgrade on Friday.
Or. Il. r. Porter, Dentist, Carlson
Block. tt
e Wilton O.. J. Lundquist and Arthur
N: Swenson spent the week end at
Spicer. .5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
LAKE sLllLlAN WON

f. Last Saturday at the sibley Park
the Lake Lillian ball team defeated
Sunburg by a score Of 3 to Q.
Next Sunday the Lake Lillian team
will play the New London team on the
latter's diamond.
On Thursday evening the Lake Lii
liam team will play Prinsburg at the
home of G.. B. Hoon.. After the game
there will be an ice cream social for
the benefit Of the base ball team. The
Lake Lillian team has defeated every
team they have played SO far this
season.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
. SPEclx mi TECHNICS.

The services that have been con-
sdt1cted Lat the sscho house No. Ga BY
Rev s: BIN elson sof Benson have. been
well ell attended and have been Of great
sbenef1t to that commup Rev. Mel
son has conducted services for some
|. time at that. place and will continue
over Sunday: On Thur sday evening
there will be services in Swedish at
the school house: Services on Friday
evening. also at the schoo lhouse.
.s Sunday school on Sunday in the
Fahlun church at 10: 155.5 III
u Services att a. m. s.. 5 t.5.
Afternoon and evening there will
he services in the schoolhouse at
District No. "a. Everybody welcome.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
LEFT FOR JERSEY CITY

Charles Ross, who has been visiting
in this city for some time, left on
Tuesday for Jersey City, N j. Mr..
Ross is brother Of Mrs. John Bake
of this city and arrived here from Bel
bingham, Wash, He visited here a
couple Of weeks before leaving for
Jersey City. "
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BAKERS

- T :
Dunwoody Institute, an endowed in
stitution, offers free training to young
men and young women Of the State Of
MINI esota for the baking and milling
Industries. Those from outside the
State are charged tuition. Under the
will Of the foundersit is free to resi-
dents Tents Of the State. Ambitious young
persons from any place in the State
OF Minnesota thus have a chance to
get free Of charge instruction for spe-
scial training in bread making, in sweet
goods work, and in baking and mill
ing. chemistry. Eek
Those interested should write the
school at SIS Superior Boulevard Min
neapolis, Minnesota 3
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
- AZ $3.50, &. a. I,;s.Es - - :
TO MINNEAPOLIS

+ Prof. G. O.. Brohaugh and Harry
Wahlstrand left on Tuesday morning
for. Minneapolis at which place they
will stay for some time. While there
they will be engaged in marking the
state examination papers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
DAUGHTER PASSED AWAY

On Monday afternoon the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Norine passed
away at a local hospital in this city
sPhillis Norine reached the age Of 8
years, 1>nionth and days when she
was called to the Great Beyond. Mr.
and Mrs. Norine~reside in Fahlun and
the funeral will be held at that place
: tomorrow.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07

hester Holm of AtWater visited
at the home Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c., P. Holm in this city over Fri
day night. He also took in the com
mencement exercises at the high
school in this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
tt e '
Don't Neglect These
Principles Of Battery Care

The very first thing to do when
you buy a new car is to bring it into
Battery Headquarters and let us
make sure the battery is in good
condition.
Then it's easy to keep it going along
the right path of slow, normal wear.
It's not much trouble to look after
It yourself # you have a hydrometer,
but we'll gladly do it whether your
battery is a Willard or not.
= 49, KANDlYOHl COUNTY BATTERY co.
H. c. BOERGER, Manager
PHONE 466 WlLLMAR, MIMI
Opposite Wimar Farmers Cooperative Mercantile Company
- Representing
Willard Storage Batteries
Dealers for Kelly Springfield Tires.
+ =.s...ss.z 81 (. We Do expert Vulcanizng .*a..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, FOURTH DISTRICT
Mrs. J. Albert Peterson at Eagle Lake
from SATURDAY. until Monday. n. II,

Mrs. J. Albert Peterson at Eagle Lake
from Saturday until Monday. .z. B
Miss Mabel Suhby returned to- her.
home at Minneapolis the latter part of
the week after visiting a few days
with her cousin. Mr.. A. J. Thorvig.
Mrs. Alice Howard departed Satur-
day for Minneapolis where she will
make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. O. A. Orred. Mrs. Howard has
spent several months in Spicer occu-
pying a room. at the Sam Anderson
home Mrs. Elmer Orred and son.
Wayne, accompanied her to the cities
where they will visit for a few days.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
4 Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor
Sunday school at. 10 a. M. {
Services at 10: IS a m
x x
SWEDISH. LUTHERAN -.z.
Rev A. F. Almer, pastor =.@.
No services. 4.
No Sunday school
x x X X =5s .ttz&,
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN;
Rev "A. NJ. Lunde, pastor .
The Sunday school children will give
a program at the church next Sunday:
beginning at 1920 a. N. After the.
program the teachers, pupils and par
sents will have a picnic dinner at the
lake. .z. ..s'..s. 81.
. Willing Workers will !; meet with
. Mrs. +. Brown Friday afternoon, June:
/ 9Th. !. s5 ==5..
CARD oFsTHANks
We wish to take this means Of ex-s
pressing our heartfelt thanks to all
contributors to the generous sum OF
money given us last Sunday, June 4th,
and especially do we thank the Green
Lake community Club for their genar-
GUS contributi ion.
I. and. Mrs. +. i. Anderson .
and Family
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-07

Raleigh Erickson, Misses Emma
and Nora Krefting and Emma 7. John.
son motored to Minneapolis on Sat
urday morning. Misses Emma and No.
ra Krefting have been teaching in this
city the past term.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-11-11
NOTICE

The next examination for
teachers certificates will be he'd
ct the court house.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Dec, 4, 5, 6, 1922 for white
applicants.
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. Dec, z, 8, 8, 1922 for
colored applicants.
j. B. Martin,
Superintendent