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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-25
s.. jOENsBURY LOCAL

Mrs. Joseph Therrien is visiting
in Boston. She went Thursday ac-
companying her son-in-lan and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Temple and daughter, Alnn on
heir return to their home in that
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-25
81 6 IL 81 Is


Score by innings:
Sh'bke 6 1 0 2 Iii
F. A. A. 2 90 2 0 2 0 G. 6
Two base hits, Savage, Giboin,
i jenkins. Maloney, Mclaughlin
2, Lavely 2. Home FUN, Landry.
Stolen bases, Savage, Landry ,,
Lavely, Butler. Sacrifice hits,
Savage, Hocrnle. Sacrifice fy,
Maloney. Bases on BALI, by Muir
ply 0, by Granai 8, by Kelley 1.
Struck out, by Granai 2, by Kelley
6, by Murphy 0. Double plays,
Martin to Grieve; Kennison to A,
Jenkins to r. Jenkins. Passed
ball, Landry. Wild pitches, Kelley,
Granai. Hit by pitcher by Granai,
Kelley. Hits of Murphy 4 in 10
inning; off Kelley y in 7 2-3 inn
ings. Losing pitcher, Murphy.
Earned runs, off Murphy 3, off
Kelley 5, off Granai 5. Left on
bases, Sher5rooke ;, Fairbanks g.
First base on errors, Sherbrooke 8,
Fairbanks 2. Umpire Davidson.
Time of game 2 hours
The Southern herald., 1922-06-16
c. T. GORDON, Sol.
Non Resident Notice

State Of Mississippi.
To, W. R. Rice and J. NJ. Rice,
Of Savannah, Georgia, /. !. Rice
Of BlythevilIe, Arkansas, Miss
Mable Rice Of Jackson, La.
You are hereby commanded 70
be and appear before the Chan
Gerry Court Of Amite County, Mis-
sissippi, on the lst, Monday OF
July 1929, to then show cause, il
any, why the prayer Of petitioners
or the probate Of an instrument
as the Last viii and Testament Of
|. H. Rice, deceased, should not
be granted.
Given under my hand seal Of
office this the 9th day ofJule, 1922
+. G. NELSON,
Chaneery Clerk.
G. T. GORDON, Solicitor.
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State Of AIississi,n

Slate Of Mississippi.
TO Fannie Wells, a non resi-.
dent, whose Post Office addros. m
IS hentwood, La.
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the Chancery Court
OF Amito County on the first Mon
day OF July, 1922, to answer tha
9 s''l' Of Bill Mac Wells for divorc,
wherein you are defendant, Given
under my hand and seal Of office
tins the 9th day Of June, 1922.
p 3. g. Nelson, CA'y Clerk.
H. 5 Stewart, Attorney.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State Of Mississippi.

State Of Mississippi.
Letters Testamentary having
been issued to the undersigned
as executrix Of the Last Will q
Testament Of lyerson II. Rice,
deceased, by the Chancery Court
Of Amite County, Miss, on the
7th, day Of June, 1922 Notice is
hereby given 10 all creditors oi
said estate to prove and register
according to law their claims
against said estate within siS
months from this date or be for
ever barred.
This 7th, day Of June A D 1926
Maude Rice,
Execuuix.
n n GDDDON Gn1
The Southern herald., 1922-06-16
RATES ONE WAY
NONRESIDENT Summons.

To G. w. Hart, P, 0. address,
Albron, Mich, Clara Hembel,
Coral, Michigan, Benjamin and
Miss Bessie Hart OF Lansing,
Michigan.
Ycu and each of you are com.
manded to appear before the c han
Gerry Court OF Amite County on
the first NJ onday Of July, 1922, be
ing the first day Of the July Term,
to plead answer or Gemur to the
petition for Final Account of the
Estate Of w. II. Hart deceased.
Given under my hand this the
10th day Of May, 1929.
c. A. Hart, Adm,
-
will break Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than euything
The Southern herald., 1922-06-16
June Civil Term Prctcrmil.rCl


pittit W W '"'tHNipYts
Imiic County
\ petition having been present.
to me signed by all the praolcjno
attorneys OF the county, all Of the
County officers, and number o.
citizens, praying that the Regular
June, 1929, civil Term of the A.
mite County Circuit Court be
pretormitted, and it appears that
there is insufficient business ON
the docket to justify the holding
OF said court, and it iutnor appear
ing that the people Of the county
are busy with their farming at
~, 49,. I I a'.., ',' "J'''' 'S -
The Southern herald., 1922-06-16
Minutes, Board CT SuperViS-
OrS, AmilC County, Miss.

Monday, June5 1922, Board met
in Liberty, Mississippi; present
}. w. Butler, Wallace jackson,
Wiley J, Seals, Lucius l.. Branch
and NJ. A. Wall, the members,
with L. G. Nelson, CIerE, and
J. X Harvey Sheriff, and ordered
the following business:
Continuation Of Monday
County Depository ordered to
transfer 1854 81 from the 4th
district special fund to general
road fund Of said district.
Mrs. W, II. Moak asked to be
relieved OF $4O0 assessment on
house which was burned.
Bridges on Prentiss gravel road
let to T. P. Mccoy, +. c, Wilson,
and J W. Hinson in the sum OF
5000, to be completed in 60 work
ing days or forfeit $3.50 a day
for overtime.
State Highway Department
nntI Ioriyol TO tol,o Cr,, ,I E,,l,,.
The Southern herald., 1922-06-16
BY H. BEDFoRD.JoNES

If you love dear, old New On
leans-and who that has ever
spent much time there does not?
you have 8 treat before you
in this story; for in addition to
a pleasing, pulse-quickening ro-
nance which introduces the
gayeties Of Mardi Cras and the
most charming characteristics Of
people Of Latin descent, you
are taken into the inner life Of
the modern city.
You see city which has
changed in outward form with
the times, with its aristocracy in
Eneal descent from cheyaliers
Of France and dons of Spain,
one might almost say princes Of
the blood, graduated into mer-
chant princes and men high in
the professions-the prideful,
boastful, loveable Creole as a
man of affairs.
The author has written an enchantin,
tale which We take unusual pleasure il
reprintins as a serial for the readers o
The Southern herald., 1922-06-16

low 1862 to put roads in shape
to turn over.
Board adjourned until tomor-
row morning
Wallace Jackson, President
TrEeDAy-eErOyD nav
accounts "IIo"ea'
!. ' 2'Il,'II IeI' ri tax GOV"
u . loole salary Zo.Co
" l. hoDlhsoh 90 md'e ~ D.
l'f uer1Ia exam IuhaLc o'oV
= = Hugley smIth "K 90
Or yum 4 Bates eX : IunatIc 2O.UO
y Nelson stamps 2'ao
. y Straltoh MN II 'tlce3 &c 29.oo
Aus'lil NeSt Macll 20 IZ,4'
, McUehee nay 9l,9S
Liberty Bank 3O.OO
\ NJ omllh engineer 26''o
ooyd Williams gravel N.6o
q I owen heIp' tax coI 400
n b Travis salary SI2o ~
) n Harvey leed prisoners ~ ~
I a Nunhefy rd WE 654,2S
Mack seal corn rOO
Il l. lyheS salary q hIre 23O.40
For Pauper care
l. T Burris $4, } f St. wart 4.
" \ lvey S4, Luther Toler ;,
Nhas Mullens 5, Ophelia Crawford
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will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than euything
The Southern herald., 1922-06-16

srHs-zzzaa19EssasazEl1r 1r=-zstazzszzzgHgs g4I
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MOTTO +.
Non Resident Notice

.owrey d McLain, Sol.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
DIS ABl.l CLAIM I
LIMIT / \ ! Aux I! ! 9TH h
Certain Exceptions Is Above Date
Permitted Under Bill
Amend 81.

Dr.. John M !. Rains has received q.
communication reading as follows;
which because OF the important IN.
formation it contains for ex-gervice
men, is given space here: s.
No doubt you have read statements
current in the press that no man can
file claim for compensation after Aug.
8, 1922. This information is made
quate and misleading, and we are,
therefore, writing you so that you
may have at hand correct interpre-
tation ofstthe Sweet Bill Amendment
covering this point.
B Sections 306 and 800 Of the bill are
somewhat confusing, but it is still
true that a man has five years from
date OF discharge in which to file his
claim subject to the following condi-
tons:
!. II his disability existed at the
date of his discharge or developed
within one year, he has five years in
which to file his claim. #s <. ]
2. II his disability did not develop
within one year of date OF discharge,
he must protect himself by securing
ia certificate of injury (the interpre-
tation of this word includes disease)
This he must secure before August 3.
1922. (the only exception is in the case
kof a man discharged after August s.
1921, in which case the man has a
year from the date of discharge to
secure a certificate.) Having once
obtained this certificate, a man may
file his claim whenever his disability
occurs. But if he fails to secure such
certificate before August 9, 1922, he
is simply tout of luck; and according
to the present wording Of the law, In.
eligible for compensation.
There are fortunately the two spec.
ial types of cases which have previ.
ously been called to your attention
neuro-psychiatric disabilities and pull
monary tuberculosis need be traced
back only within a two year limit
from the date of discharge. E<:S,G j.
/ We know, therefore, that you will
see the urgent Importance OF having
every man in your community who
may have a service disability file his
claim before August 3, of this year,
Filling claim is the simplest way:soi
securing certificate of injury; and
If a mans disability is at the present
time less than 1919, he is protected
against future trouble, by having Sc.
| cured his statement now. - '. + To-:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26

J: On next sunday evening the time
which should be taken folrs the sermon
M the Fahlun Baptist church will be
devoted to song and music. Some time
|ago: there was 4 musical program of
this kind put on and It proved to be
81 very good success. The following
[programs.will be rendered and every
one should come and hear it:
# Sons, Audience. sS #:=l5S
81 Bible reading and prayer.
Song; Choir.
Piano solo, Mrs. Roach.
Vocal solo. Arthur He'd. he ..@=z
Vocal duet, Mr.. and Mrs: George o.
Anderson. .s=. ~: B z:. =E%s
h Song, Choir. .
S. Vocal solo, Willard Lundquist.
Vocal duet, Misses Minnie and Mar
|ie Erickson:
Vocal solo,, M. .Walner.
Is Piano solo, Miss Frances He'd.
Vocal solo, Mrs: George Anderson.
Song. Ladies' Quartette.
Vocal solo, Miss Mabel Lundquist.
Remarks, Rev. a. Anderson.
I Song, Choir.
Benedfction, Rev. Anderson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
TIM e EXTENDED

The ex-service mems survey in this
county is, still: on and should end on
August LIST. The date for the return
and filing Of the blanks will however
be extended it is believed. There are
some 1000 ex-service men in. Kandi-
yohi County. A large number OF the
blanks have not been returned but
the committees in charge are working
to have them returned within the next
few: weeks. A thirty day extension
may be secured as the headquarters
in the Cities are being kept sufficient
busy with the blanks already in to al.
low an extension. & $50. S
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26

sDuntley Lots 3 and Is d Block SO.
First Additio i.
July John Swanson and wife to
AlVina Ostrom, Lots S and 9, Block
81, First Addition 81.
VI July 10. w. F Gratz and wife and E.
C.=sWel!in to Alloys r. Branton, West
rs feet Of Lots ID and IA, Block. IS,
First Addition $3.50. #&s
July IL. Willmar Home Building Co.
to Victor r. Erickson, Lot 9, Block Is,
Hanson's Addition. 1886. s.... 1#
July 70. Emil P. Bjornberg and wife
| to Mile A. Sandven, West 100 feet
/, of Lot 8, and Of South 90 feet of Lot
9, Block 8. spicer's Addition. $1.00.
Town Of WilImar
July Is. Mrs. J. w. LaSell and hus-
band to William A. Dame. Lot of
Block 2, Leary's Addition: $4,000.
Town Of New London
July IS. Henry O. Olson and wife to
Ole p. Tvensberg, undivided u int
crest in Lot 1 of Lot 2, Section 33.
500. ..
S .z Town Of Roseville
July 13. JamestJ. Butkofski and VT
to R. R. Sporleder, Lots 2, 3, 4 and S,
Block 3, Lintonville. $500.
| City Of Wiiimar
July A. A. G. Ronning and wife to
D. p. Armstrong, Lot and west 10 it
of Lot l, Block: 1, zPaulson & Sundes
Addition. $4,000.
July Is. sOlof A. Ferring, single, to
Nicolai J.s,#Westheim, Lot Z, Block 8,
Ferring's Second Addition 1915
July H. j PA Carlson, widower, to
Leonard Johnson, North 80 felt of
Lot 9, and South 20 feet of Lot 10,
Block 13, Spicer's Addition. 81.
July L.: Tobias Rasmussen ct al to
Ole Moe, West " of Lots and Z of
Block 1856 Second Addition. $4,000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
FROM HAwARpEn. IOWA

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Olson and
daughter Mabel and son Walter, of Ha-
warden, Iowa, are at the present time
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Anderson in Lake Lillian
They are making a tour through the
country and are camping at different
places. They are visiting relatives at
different points Of their tour. On Sun
day they were guests at the home, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rodelius. They
will visit in this community for few
days before leaving. for Glenwood and
spending some time camping on the
shore OF Lake, Minnewaska. They will
also visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Anderson at Glenwood, the lat
ter being relatives OF Mr.. Olson. Mr..
and Mrs. Olson and family are not
certain just when they will return to
their home in Iowa.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Town Of East Lake Lillian ~
June II. Eben Cederberg to Clifford
D. Bailey, SWA Section %, nv of
NW1z Section &c. 81.
June 81. Nellie Cederberg ct al to
ID. Bailey, SWA Sec. % and N.Y.
of NWA Sec. &c. 81.
June 81. Hilda Hyde ct al to Emily
Bitten, M of NWA, Section 26. ST..
Town Of 0ovre
June 16. John Williams ct al to
Trustees Golden Rule Lodge No. 80,
L o. Of, ny of Lot 20, of Lots S, 6
and Z, etc. Section "a. 100000.
Town OF New London
June Is. CLAUS S. Bjornstad and VT
to Peter Anderson, VIZ OF SEA, Sec.
10, so acres. $1605 90.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
FOUR WEEKS VACATION

n Rev. Nlcolay N1lsen OF the Lutheran
Free church left today for Lake Min
netonka and Duluth for four weeks
vacation. He was accompanied by his
daughter Lucille. Mrs Nilsen and
daughter Doris have been at Lake
Minnetonka since Thursday. Rev.
Nilsen will stay at the lake for several
days and then go to Duluth where he
will visit at his parental homo for
several weeks. S, .s.s,
The pulpit in the local congregation
will be occupied by Knute Kloster of
spicer, Peter Fosteryold and X. T.
Rykken. Mr.. Rykken will deliver the
sermon next Sunday. 49,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
VILLAGE of Raymond.

village Of aynnondl s, SIS
June % !. Ros Rosmon and wife to
Raymond Cooperative Co, Lot 1, Of
Block u. and lot IL OF Block IS.
$4,000:
City of vvillmar " 3 3,
June 90. John Matson to Arvid D..
.Eastlund, Lot Q, Block Is, Spicer's
Add. 81. iis5. = ....5..5 .
June 49,. Emil r. Johnson and wife
to Martin Moberg, Com. NV corner Of
Lot z, Blk L., Booths Addition East
to s5th. st. South. SO feet West to west
line of Lot North to beginning, Sec
ton Is. Implanted. $500.
June 3d. Cora A. Anderson and hus-
band to J. S. Peterson, Lots 4 and 5,
Block 4, 18th Addition. $475O. @
June "a. Thomas /. eastman and WI
to D. A. Oftedahl, Lot 8, Block 100.
$500. BIZ
| June 80. John Nelson and wife to
Dwight Johnson, West 80 feet OF Lot
and of South II of Lot 6, Block Is,
Ferring's Addition $124.
JULY. Peder Anderson and wife to
Lawrence Hanson, East 8 feet of Lot
~ and N.Y. of Lots11, Block 1874. Sec
ond Addition. $780, B.
July /. Lawrence Hanson and wife
to H. r.. Nelson, East 8 feet Of Lot IL
and nv of Lot II, Block 1874, Second
Addition. $500. z.<
| July I. Garrit Bosch to Ed E. Ander.
son, Lot 10, West 51211 feet of Lot IL,
Block 126. $1,000. Il
| July l. Britta L. LundQuist to Willie
Lundquistt, West SO feet of Lots l and
II, Block Z, Spicer's Addition. $400.
| July /. Willie Lundquist and wife
to Johannes yKallevig, West so feet of
Lots l and 2, Block Z, Spicer's Addi-
ton. $2675. ~s-.@.+ sar
! July 3. Frederick~L Smith and wife
to Fred Poortinga, Lots z, 8, and g.
Block II. $500.
July 5. John Holmdahl and Hans
Swanson and wife to Thorwald M. Sol
dahl, Lot 4, Block 100, First Addition
$780, a. ..,
| S"p VI USOJdtU
July 10. Alva Gertrude Jensen and
husband to Louis j. Kropp, NWA OF
Section 4, 160 acres. $500. d.
Town of Green Lake "
July g. Emil P. Bjornberg and wife
to P. M. Peterson, E1h of SEA, Section
80. 81. IS 5. 7
| Town Of Irving
July IL. John H. Stegge and wife tc
William J. Stegge, SEA, Section 26
100 acres. 81.
Town Of Norway Lake
July -. Albert A. Ellingboe ct al
to Ole A. Ellingboe ct al, ~ of SWA
VIZ of SEA, Section 10, SWA Of
SWA, Section z. $4,000. -
July IS. G. O.. Erickson and wife .tc
Gustav Gunderson, NWA of NWA
Section 4. 40 acres 81. p =.
July 13. Inga Thorson to Andrew
Thorson, E1a Of NWA, SWA of NWA
and Lot:2, Section s. $1,000. -.
July y. .Gunder Q. Erickson and wi
to Gustav Gunderson, East 5 acres Of
lNWA of @NWA, Section g. 5000.
City tof, WilInar
July s. Carl w, Lonn, single, to Geo
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
Umbrella In History.

In most Oriental countries the nm.
brella Is still associated with royalty.
In Slam to this day the kings umbrel:
Ia IS formed OF circles, one above the
other, while that Of his royal family
have three, two. OF one circle. accord.
Ing to their rank. Even in Europe In
medieval times the umbrella played. 4
large role IL civil and ecclestastical
matters. Alfred the Great IL repre-.
scented In an old wood cut attended By
I guard bearing q huge umbrella. IN
all the basilican churches of Rome
there hangs q large umbrella near the
altar or II the vestry as . reminder
OF this ever-ready help. The cardinals,
who took their title from these
churches. had the privilege 81 having
umbrellas carried over their heads u
solemn procession /
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
KNOW { ! !. YOUR Y WHEAT vi
MEETING July ~
Kandiyohi County Selected for
Project. Federal Specialist i.
to Demonstrate

The U. S. Department of Agriculture
is cooperating with ten selected coun-
ties In each of the three states: Min
nesota, North Dakota and South Da
kota, in an effort to make better known
what constitutes quality in wheat.
Kandiyohi County is one of the coun-
ties selected. Information regarding
the present commercial methods OF.
wheat grading will be disseminated to
assist wheat producers in raising and
placing on the market wheat that will
best meet the demand Of the market.
Z A series of one day county wheat
grading meetings will be held in each
OF these counties for: eSpurpose of
presenting the object of this project
and the method of wheat grading to
farmers and elevator men. At each Of
these meetings the Federal Grain Spe-
cialist assigned to the state will be on
hand to help conduct the meetings and
demonstrate. We are fortunate in Sc
curing the, services of Mr.. Miller who
has had several years OF experience in
grain grading work.
#*Szli All elevator men in Kandiyohi
County and as many farmers as are
interested are invited to attend this
one day meeting to be held in the
courthouse at Willmar on Thursday,
July 27th. Mr.. Miller says that he will
inspect and grade all samples Of wheat
that are brought in for that day as
far as time will permit A new and
up t" date set Of equipment is being
shipped for that purpose. In addi-
ton to the demonstration and grading
questions will be taken up and dis
cussed. 33s '.=sS.E /;
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
ATTENDED FUNERAL.

John McNelis; of De Graft, father of
Mrs Mrs ?. H. Kielty Of this city, passed
away last Wednesday evening at Z
O'Clock at his home He was u years;
old. The deceased leaves to mourn
his death his wife and. six children.
All the childrem wefe present at the
death Of their Father. The funeral
took place at TIE Catholic, church at
De Graf last Friday morning. e,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26

Tune 10. Gust Miller. and. wife to
CLAUS s. SBiornstad, SEK Sec.
r. 80 acres. S.
Il City of WI llmiar
June a. Lars II. Thorpe, widoWer, to
Annie Peterson, East Is Of Lots 8,
8 and 10, Block Is $4,000.
June Is, John tson, widower, to
James Matson, Lot i J, Block 13, Spi-
GERS Addition. 81. .Ss#
#= June z16. :Willmar Home Building CO.
to Jno. G. Jacobs, Lots 3 and 3. Block
q, Hanson's Addition. $785.
June 10. G. M, Lambert and wife to
.Nettie N. Lambert, north 100 feet Of
Lot and North 100 feet Of East 3
feet OF Lot 8, Block %. 81.
June II. John A. EngstrOm and wife
to Hans Lewis, Lot 9, Block 9, Glar-
um's Addition. $500.
Town Of Lake Lillian
June ~: Matnllda Norman and hus-
Dano 70 marina y. Peterson, und. Il
oI Eh OF =NWA' section 28, 80 acres.
-. i. ii
Town OF Lake Elizabeth
June &c. NJ. H. Alvord and wife to
G. w. Hauser, NE1A NJ Of SCI, N ~
of SWA, and E11a of Ell Of .NWA,
Section 16. 81.
July 3. Fred Pomeroy and wife to
w. "A. Kyle, SWA except 5 acres, Sec.
26. E12 Of SEA, Section q. ST..
Town of Fahiur, u
June 26. Ralph C. Adams and wife to
S. w. Anderson, Lot 1 Of u. S. Lot i,
Section &c. 5000.
July 1. Charles F.. Mattson and wife
to Carl A. Ratgen, Lot II. Block &
Kandiyohi Lake Beach Lots. 100000.
June 20. Charles F. Mattson and wi
to Edward Bauman, Lot 10, Block 8
Kandiyohi: Lake Beach Lots. $500.
July g. Alfred Berg and Minnie Berg
to Louis A. Matzdorf, Lot 5, Block 8
Kandfyohi Lake Beach Lots, 5000.
y Town az harrison
June 90 Henry Thomnson and wife
to Nels Nelson. Lot ~ of Nelson
Beach, Lot /. Block l. Miller,s Addi
+ion Iot :. u,llnoan 'Aaa;+,o,~, ,,on
| June 26 g. r Ha,lman and Vito -
Arthur r. Nelson. Commencinp at NV
corner If mt < 90 - y roe, y %
#. x 81 it. Along shore Of Diamond
Lake Hallman,s Addition 81
lime % Arthur n Nelson o,a w.,
To Edward r uaneon East u 80 no.,
~ Tot x ot' H,llman,s Ada;+;oa e1Eo
! TOWN of Green ! a..
June %, Henry O. Olson and wife r.
Olga stenhoff. lots 4 and s. Block I
Haverly,s Addition to Crescent Reach
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
8osnethinq 1,lmpossible.

so'nsthlno impossible.
Resste-Do less ! shall marry,sy..
3 know. but I shall take jolly good cars
not to marry q woman who knows
more than ] do. s:..s28s5 .sS5
Miss Bright-You are very romantic.
Reggie-lt seems to me I'm very
practical.
@Z Miss AZ Bright ot It an. You hava
your mind liked upon an imposslble
Idea.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
BACK FROM MOTOR TRIP

!; Joseph Broberg and family return
ed Tuesday afternoon from couple
Of weeks motor trip to the. southern
part: Of the state. They visited Win
dom, st. James, Blue Earth and other
cities including Minneapolis and St.
Paul. Mr.. Broberg reports fine roads
and states that the crops are excellent.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to all friends, relatives and
Odd Fellows and all the rest for their
kindness and sympathy shown us dur
ing the illness and after the death Of
our beloved father and husband, also
for the beautiful flowers and also the
sermon.
Mrs B. Schanbachler
and Children.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
The Same Everywhere

The editor of Paisa Akhbar, native
newspaper: Of Lahore, India, says, Il
have used Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy many times among
ny children and servants, for collie
and diarrhoea and always found it
ettectlve:'-Adv. .H July
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
TRAINS NO. 21.22 TAKEN OFF

TRAINS NO. 21.22 TAKEN OFF
No. % leaving this city every morn
ing at = o'clock and the passenger
train No. q which arrives here at 8: 10
in the evening have been taken on
from service due to the strike. This
delays the newspapers from two to
three hours. No. 8 runs local now. The
change took effect last Friday morn
ing.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-26
HOMER WITH BASES Full

HOMER With BASES Full
Donald Larson Of Minneapolis who.
plays with the Overlook team against
the South Side A. C. made home run
last Sunday in the third inning with
the bases full. Overlook won to s..
Donald is q nephew Of Oscar Larson.
and Harry Odell Of this city. z=