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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-12
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July 8--The ice cream social which
was given in the. NJ e. church last
Friday evenin was well attended.
Mrs Sarah Harding and family and
Arthur Field visited at Steve Adams
Sunday evening" ...
u Mildred Linn and Gladys and Will
lard / Renstrom visited at Roy Lind
quist's Sunday evening.
IS Eleanor and Maynard Johnson Of
Wilma visited relatives here on
Sunday ~ ~. &
/: Clifford Adams called on Miss Wise
last Tuesday evening.
Clarence Renstrom called on a few
friends here Monday afternoon.
Helen Nelson and Fred Peterson,
Olive Hanson and Edwin Hanson en-
5oyed an outing at Kandiyohi Beach on
Sunday evening. =.
Is The ice. cream. social which was
held at Frank, Berg's Saturday even
ing was we'll attended.
| Mr.: .andsss Mrs. Troy Lindquist and
daughter,and Archie, Morris, and Amy
Eastman and Charley Eastman made
an outing at Kandiyohi Beach Tues
! day. ,<..ss >:@,
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson and fam
| lily, Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson and fam.
| lily and Mr.. and Mrs VIM Renstrom
and nd. family enjoyed an outing at the
SWenson grove Tuesday evening. II
The Sunday school picnic which was
held at the old Pete Lindquist place
last Tuesday was we'll attended.
i Mrs. Elmer Hagen and son returned
to their home in Willnlar, after a few
weeks stay at her parental home here
Annie Nyberg, Raymond Lindquist
and Mrs. VIM. Renstrom and daughter
Gladys visited at the A. +. Johnson's
Monday evening. g."
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson and sor
Curtis visited at Emil Pearson's OF
Sunday afternoon. II. '-s.-@ 's:
| Oscar Linn made a call at join
Olson's Tuesday evening.
Ole Blomquist entertained compan,
last Wednesday eve w. ,,'sz' :.s.
T.. j. peterson and son made triI
to svea ON Wednesday evening.
The Lake Lillian and Danube base
ball game which was played at Kan
diyohi Beach Tuesday the Fourth wa!
quite odd, Lake Lillian defeating Dan
ube by the score of to 0.
! Annie Hanson left for Duluth last
Saturday where she will be employed
for some time
Lee, Edwin and Maynard Hanson
visited at, Lewis Peterson's THURSDAY
evening.
Grandpa Renstrom left for Mime
apolis last week where he will visi
SOME Of his friends.
Mrs. Elmer Johnson and childre,
and Mrs: Lilly Rasmussen and chill
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dren visited st John sundin's Sunday
afternoon. :3@ !,
SIS Charley Harding and Harvey Ad-
ans made a trip to-Olivia Friday af-
ternoon. 8. 1854 .s4s 4
Mrs. AlbertJ. Nelson visited at Emil
Peterson's Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Steve Adams and son visited
at A. r. Johnson's Friday afternoon.
VIM: Renstrom and Emil Pearson
made a trip to Bird Island and Olivia
Friday forenoon
The Services which were conducted
by Rev. Lundberg in District LOG on
Thursday evening were well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. August johnson made
a trip to Whitman Thursday where
they had to bring: their little twin girl
to the hospital, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Louie Vetruba and son visited
at Ed Kuske's Thursday evening.
Mr.. D: Juler called at Louie Vet
ruba's Thursday. s.
Mats Walner made call at w. o.
Renstrom's Saturday forenoon.
Mrs. A. B. Walner of st. Cloud is
at present visiting relatives and fri
ends in this vicinity:
Lid Wants To See You. If
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SPICER

July. 5-Miss Doris Moline of At
water, arrived here last. Thursday and
is staying at the J. Hultgren home.
Mr.: and Mrs. M. Nygaard of Kerk.
hoven visited, relatives here the lat.
ter part of the. week. ts...... IN
Miss Agnes Ronning who has been
employed at Minneapolis for some
time arrived home last week. =. H..
+ il Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.. Thorvig and
children returned home last Tuesday
from "a weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Minneapolis. 49, .@s.rssz..<
:: Mr. and Mrs. Gehard Johnson and
two children and Hans Kloster autoed
here last Saturday from Armstrong
Iowa, for. several days visit. with
relatives, -. ,.sp7|8'
Mr.. and Mrs: Eli Stockland from
Shelby, County. Iowa, are visiting re-
latives and friends in this Vicinity.
o. J. Orson was at Willmar between
trains Saturday.
: Mrs. Danielson and son left Satur:
day44for Minneapolis after visiting, al
the, Jim Olson home, north, OF, town. 4
Ernest Martin and son Russell OF
Kenmare, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. Par.
sons and G. A. Martin Of Aberdeen, S.
D., arrived here last week for a visit
at the Peter Henderson home and with
relatives in Harrison 1919. *.
j Oscar. Rundduist arrived Saturday
from Minneapolis to join his wife who
has been visiting for some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg
man. :;;,-,s.
] Mrs. Ellis of st. Paul was at Spicer
on business the latter part of the week
Z Mrs. Anna S: Peterson of St. Hill
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-12
JUlY IL, 1872

aire lh ll6as hons Ii,
and with. 8 her rel atives and friends
from Thursda until Sunday evening
when she q left for n eW London where
she is visiting at the P..sBroberg home.
#l Miss Ruby Norman was a W4llmar
Visitor between trains Saturday.
. Mrs. o. D j. Anderson is enjoying a
Visit from her mother, Mrs. Norsene
| Of Faribault.
IS p: Christoph and son Law
renee arrived from Minnea polls on
1ESaturda to spend a few days at their
home. s 81
s5 Mr.. and !: Mrs. David Olson, Axel OF.
son and their sister Mrs. Johnson and
children arrived from Minneapolis on
Saturday for a visit with their par.
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson.
Wynne= Rainbauit ana family arriv.
ed here from Omaha, Neb., and are
Eoccupying their cottage on North
shore. %:.sz.
4 Joseph. Thoryig who is employed
with the Thompson Yards at Mime
apolis arrived home Sunday to spend
a. couple Of days with his folks:
Miss Mable Thorvig who has been
| employed at Minneapolis for, cou
pie Of months arrived home last Sun.
day. .s..-
Rev. silseth and family of Litchfield
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. B0ro
!! the first of the week s6s .$
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Woods arrived
here. Monday from Hibbing and are
visiting at the j. A. Masters home i
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Carlson and
daughter autoed here Monday even
ing: from ,Litchfield to spend the 4tll
with relatives: E T.. r.. -
T Miss Clara Kloster who. is employ
ed at Minneapolis arrived home Sun
day to spend a months vacation. with
relatives. u
/ Mr.. and Mrs. N. Boreen and family
have for their guests this week Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Swenson and chill
.dren and Miss. Esther Larson of Lang
ford, S.. D., Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson OF
Winthrop, MINI. and Mr.. and Mrs
! G O Carlson and children of Litchfield
DR.. and Mrs. O. Lundquist from Min
neapoliss and John Norsen of Fari
sbault are guests at the A. J.. Anderson
home. g. F.. .y.s-...-e ..... %,
The regular meeting of the Greer
Lake, Community Club will be held at
the M. w.; A. hall Friday evening
July 9TH, beginning at 8 o'clock. A
good program is being arranged
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-12
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Biliousness and Constipation.

4! For years. Il was. troubled with bill
iousness and constipation, which made
life miserable for me. My appetite
failed me. I lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations and
cathartics only: made matters worse.
l do not know where I should have
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-12
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual school meeting Of Independent
school district No. AZ of Kandiyohi
County, Minnesota, will be held in the
High School Building, corner 4th ST.,
and Minnesota Ave, July 18TH, 1922,
at 1870 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
Of electing two members, Board of
Education, for term of 8 years each !;
also to transact any other business
that may lawfully be brought before
the meeting. ''2' T. ..s~5 .:a-s-:,s
Dated at Willmar, Mimi, June Goth,
1922. '-> 49,:
Board of Education.
49, :.
:, Il -. BY c. F. Olson, Clerk.
Z OLE. - -. ~
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ss8z July 2 Martin Hanson lost one of
his hest horse lastfweek while help
ing|.Anton Bye haul cement blocks
from. here for his silo.
81 Newton Russell left Friday for Clon-
| tart to spend the Fourth with rela-
tiYessand friends. .s:.
) Miss Petrina Thorson left Friday
for her home in. Minneapolis after. at
tending the Simonson- Thorson we'd
| ding &; sy.5 81 .=x
Mrs. ~. p. Welch and sons Page and
Paul l1 were Paynesville callers on
Thursday.
Miss Hildred Wilson. Of Glenwood
WilIspend the summer at the home of
| her aunt: Mrs. J.s o.. Nelson. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson Of Folly spent
few days last week at the John Iver-
son. home. Mrs. Larson is a sister OF
| Mrs.5EIverson ME
Karl J. Thorson was a New London
caller between trains Saturday.
Chester Blevins and Cecil .Deadricll
Of SP'aynesville were town callers the
lastSof the week.
Mrs. Frank Coleman of Willmar
who has been visiting relatives here
the past week returned home Friday
accompanied by her mother, Mrs F.
M. Knutson. !
Ed. Deadrick, William Knutson
and Page WEIGH did some road work
/ lastaweek: -stzs 5:4,} ,ss.
Mrs. S 20. Susag left Wednesday
for Grand Forks, N. D., to attend the
Church of God camp meeting at that
place. , 49,. :. (.
sLufa McLouth who is attending the
Teachers Training College. at St
Cloud came home Friday evening on
the bus to spend the Fourth at he1
}hOme: here. ! -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Norris are en-
PERTAINING relatives from Iowa.
Mr.: and Mrs. T. J. Blevins and son
were Paynesville callers Friday eve
Scion L. Benton Of Willmar. trans
acted business at his lake home near
here last week. -. .... ....
The HaWick Shipping Association
shipped a carload Of stock to South
st. Paul Tuesday. E. P. Welch went
with the car, returning home Thurs
day noon. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murphy anG
daughter Charlotte May of Sioux Falls
S. D., and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto G.. Owe
! Gu nd
down Sunday to spend the Fourth al
the 3. P. WEIGH home.
July 9-Little Arlot Johnson, daugh
ter of$*Mr. and Mrs ]. E. Johnson who
was badly bitten on the foot by a cat
while playing with it, is reported to be
improving nicely.
| Mr.. and Mrs, T. W. Harris and chill
dren of New London and Mr.. and Mrs
j., r. { Jones and children spent the
Fourth at Joseph Fangmeier's home
Miss Della Grafgaard who is en-
ployed at the Paris Candy Co. at Min.
neapolis is at present visiting friends
at Willmar. vi
Mrs. Alfred Lorentzson autoed to
Paynesville Wednesday,.
W..D. King and son Victor unloaded
car of coal for the Hawick creamery
the last of the week.
Miss Helen. :Welch who is employed
at the Merchants Hotel at Willmar
came down Tuesday morning and
spent the day with her folks returning
! to her work in the evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-12
and n Mrs.S 8 a1k Golema 81; nee
R Ri g Kl'nutson, are the proud parents
ola ba by, boy born July 8. Congratnla-

NJ
IA $; an rs.s ~. Goleman, nee
R Il Knutson, are. the proud parents
of#a baby boy born July 8. Congratnla-
tons /. 81 B.
Or. Wednesday occurred the we'd
ding Of Lawrence Jones, son .ofsMr.
and !, Mrs. w. y H Jones OF this place,
and Miss Irene Harris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris Of New
Lond on. The wedding took place at
Willmar. They were attended BY Fred
Jones and Florence Johnson. Congrat-
ulations. .;4s
Martin Parsons Of st. Paul who has
been visiting at the S. j.. Benton home
at Willmar fora few days came down
Saturday to visit here and at Manan-
nah ss.-.ss
Mrs. Ole FAIRNESS and daughter Of
Minneapolis are visiting at thew. o.
| Parker home. s
Miss Laura Iverson who is employ
ed at the underwear factory at Mime
apolis came home Wednesday, for a
two weeks vacation. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Ruby who
has been visiting at that place.
Mrs. J.. E. johnson and daughter
Arlet spent wednesday afternoon at
the Fred Deadrick home.
Quite a number from here attended
the Fourth of July celebration. and
wrestling match at Sibley Park near
Cedar Hill. ,.,s.. j. ..s..&=. II :. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Matson and
daughter Mary did shopping in Pay
nesville Wednesday. .-.<s& rs
! Miss Jennie Jones who is working
for Mrs. Ed Gale at Paynesville* spent
Sunday at home. III
! Mr.. and: Mrs J. W. Barger,: Edith,
Henry and Jim Custer of Paynesville,
visited at the e. P. Welch home Fri.
day night. 1884,. l,s
An ice cream social was given in
the Hans Otteson grove south Of here
Sunday. 1T ~ ...4:..s#:. III,
Martin Larson took dinner at his
parental home near Green Lake on
Sunday. 81.
Page WEIGH who is working for
Henry Appelgren spent Sunday at his
home. r:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murphy and
daughter. autoed to Willmar Tuesday
to take Mr.. and Mrs Otto Oveson and
daughter home They returned tc
Hawick "Wednesday afternoon via
Pennock where they visited at the
home of their uncle, L. c.. Barger Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy and daughter left
Sunday morning for their home in
Sioux Falls, S. D.. .~.E... -: 80
] Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Emerson are en-
| joying visit from their relatives
from Dakota. The trip was made by
car and was called "Curtiss' Home on
Wheels. ... -. -. ...-
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Erickson and
daughter Gudrun called at the J. O.
Nelson home Sunday. = -
Fred Deadrick is noW~seen hauling
buttermilk once a week from Paynes,
vile Cold Storage with a water tank
for his hogs. --a @5:5a*.1
John Jones is having his farm house
treated with new coat of paint. VIM
Knutson is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gesel left
Saturday evening for .Wadena to spend
a few days. -
The ONLY =wav
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H.. The Only Way.
Fame is a splendid thing to know
But when she finds your. door,
Just greet her pleasantly, and go
ON working as before. -
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FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy MALL

BARBADOS, June 12-Arrived. schr Marion
l. Conrad (Br). Maceio: 18th. strs Drama
tist (Br). Glasgow (and sailed l4th for
Trinidad; 18th. Nitonian (Br). Liverpool.
Sailed 18th. strs Commodore CBr), Gre
NADIA: 18th. Intaba tBr). London: i6th. schr
BARRANQUILA. June 2EArrived. strs
Caledonia (sw). Curacao (and sailed 2tth
BAY RoBERrs. Mt. June 2o-Arrived. str
Nascople (BC. Tyne.
HAVANA, June 2l-Arrfved, strs Lake Flo
rian. Houston. &c; 22d. FIuor Spar. Jack
Sailed 2lsf. str viborg CNor). New York.
JUCARo.. June 21--Arrived. stf Castletown,
Sailed 24th. str Farmsum (putch>. Now
KINGSTON. Ja. juno 10; 2:so PM-Ar-
rived, str 6agaland (Nor). Tanamo 0oadA
sugar for New York;.
Sailed 22d. str Andalusia (Sw). Santiago
MAcoR1s, June ao-sailsd. str Bertha
'MANZANILLo, June 2s-Arrived. str Op-
MATANZAs, June 22-AGived. strs Put
ney (Br). Cardenas: 23d. Lake Falama, New
MARYsrowN, MI. June is--Arrived. schr
ST JOHNS, NE, June 20-Arrived, schr
Sunset Glow (Br). Barbados.
Sailed 10th. schr Frank r Forsey fBr),
Cpoito.
Sailed prior to 21st. schrs Dazzle tBr).
TUxPAM, June 20--Sailed. str Swiftarrow,
Fall River.
VICTORIA, BIC. June 22-Arrived. str East
ern Merchant, Seattle.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

and Dunkirk (generaD-Cosmopolitan Ship
ping Go. M
Str Niagara. (Fr). Buyck. Bordeaux tgen-
eraD-Compagnie Generate Transatlantique.
Str Opawa tBr), Macmillan. Auckland. Ma
pier, &c, via Panama Canal (generaD-Nor-
ton, Lillyt& Co.
Str Thomas p Beal, Rawding, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, &c. via Panarla Canal Tin
transttl l-Houlder. Weir & Boyd.
Str Sixaola, Law. Kingston. Caftagena, &c
leeneraD--United Fruit Co. .
- Str Amolco. Mender. San Juan via Newport
News (balast)-Crowell Thurlow.
Str Dorothy. Higgins. Turks Island. Monte
Christi &c tgeneral,-A Bull Co.
Tarafa. Ssc (generaD-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Commodore Rollins (Nor). Egeland,
Port Antonio (auto parts)-Atlantic Fruit
Ore Steamship. Corporation.
Str L Drake. Becker. Port Arthur (bal-
lasD-R l. Hague.
Str John d Rockefeller. Stocker. Port Ar
thur s. SSallas5S-R L Hagqs, p.,., pouu.
(ballast-R L Hague.
Str Ossabaw. Robinson. Mobile and Tampa
(generaD-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str City of MONTGOMERY. Hammond, sa-
vannah (gencraD-Ocean Steamship Co;
(ballasO-West India steamship Co.
Str Lilmae, Henderson (from Tampico)
Newark (crude oiD-Universal Transport Co.
Str William B Fancher. Bennett. Windsor.
Str Tartar Prince (Br), st John, Cape
Town. Mossal Bay, &c (generaD -furness
Witty & Co. IN
schr Don Parsons (Br), Card. Windsor
ms (ballasD-J f Whitney 4 Co,
brooke. NS (ballast)-J II Whitney Co.
Tug Otis .wack tBD. Young. spencers Isl
and. MS (balast)--J Il Whitney & Co.