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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
PRIZE
On. SALES DAY
] Mystery Man Fooled Everybody
But Former Alderman I,e- 4.
Roy Johnson 81: &

The Sales Day fora ay last Monday
proved a very 81 Gees sful event T. II was
.Children's Day, and the children made
the most Of It. Hundreds Of them
flocked to the stores IN quest Of the
souvenirs which were handed out.
sT The a good crowd in town. . ....
..Z9 The following were the adults prii.
zes and the winners of the same
1st Prize, $1O,. jim Poferl.
. 2nd Prize, So, A. o. Tommeraas
y, SSrd Prize, IS, Mrs. G. a. Erickson.
B 4th Prize, So, Clarence Bonham.
5th Prize, SIS, Mrs: Carrie Oberg. \
9th Prize, S., Mrs Peter Olson.
u The. Mystery Man was County Aud
.itor Samuel Nelson and Leroy John
son asked him the. necessary question,
and thus received the, ten dollar gold
piece. 5
.si The girls prizes were: III ..Ss.
1st prize, $1,000 walking doll, by
Miss Madeline Mootz. donated by the
Johnson 6 Johnson Variety Store.
2nd prize, Girls checked plaid ging-
ham dress, donated by P. G. Peterson
& Sons, received by Miss Marie John
son. d.
3rd* prize, Girls oxfords donated by
W'illmar Cooperative Nero. CO. re
ceiyed by Miss. Esther. Westlund
18th Prize, 81 cash, won by Miss Mar,
lie Score.
The boys prizes were:
1st prize, 81 base ball glove, donated
by Carlson Bros, received by Kenneth
Johnson. s'@@ #
End prize, $+tS5 boys oxfQrds dcna
ted by Weum and Elkjer, received by
Fred Wood
3rd prize, $4.75 boys raincoat and
hat, donated by Hoaglund and Dilfen
dorf, received by Paul Christian. I:
The races will be held this after
noon at 6:45 p. NJ, s
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LEADER SURPRISED


q On Thursday evening the choir OF
the Fahlun Baptist church gathered
at the church and had their rehearsal
After the rehearsal a surprise was
held on Mrs. AXel Anderson, the lead
er Of the choir. A short talk was Civ.
Ell by Fred .Norling and he also pre-
sented Mrs. Anderson with a purse OF
money. This little gift was given her
to show that the choir members ap
rreciate the splendid work that she is
doing for them and also for the inter
est that she takes in leading the choir
After the presentation Of the present
ice cream and cake was served and a
social hour was had before they de.
parted for their homes.
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LAKE LILLIAN
n We STR AIC GIT GAMES


:Ss The Lake fLii team d efeated the
New Lpnd don club I asst Sunday fter,sa3
noon by a score OF Il ITO 4 at Kand iyos..
III Beach on the north shore Of Big
Kandi yohi Lake. Richard Johnson and and
Arthur iyden we're a ain on the slab
for the winners and hurl ed an excel
lent class Of BAN . Quist5 was on the re- re-
ceiVing end This makes it the fifth
win for Lake lian. Ss=.#
u Another ice cream social for the
benefit Of the winning club will be.
given at the G. B. HI Don home, on the
old Forsman farm, in ]. Lake Lillian
town ship, on Thurs day evening, June
9Th.
n Next Saturday afternoon the Lake.
Lillian team will play the SunburgT
nine at the big Farm Bureau picnic
in Sibley State Park. The band for
this baseball enthusiastic township
will also furnish music at the big do
ings on Saturday afternoon. .s.
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S E | (


and A1rs..,ssEl. S. S. Mon son Who re-
side near New Lo1ld on are the happy
parents Ct son born to them Sunday;
May 21st. .E.
The John Wallin family Of Mime
Tapolis autoed here last week for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. johanna Nelson arrived. here
Friday for visit with her son., VIM.
Nelson and. family. .F5.5
Miss Florence. Nelson arrived home
Friday for "a short svisitEat her home:
She sang with the 5Schulnann Ladies
Chorus Of the G. college at New
London Friday. evening and at Will
mar Saturday evening: Miss Florence
will arrive this week to spend her
summer vacation. 4asF @ s
Joe Thoryig who is employed at the
Thompson Yards at minneapolis ar
rived home Saturday and visited with
his folks until Tuesday evening. "a
The Ladies Aid Of. the Swedish LII
theran church will serve dinner in
the church basement Wednesday,
June 7th. Adults 30c, children zoe: Ice
cream and cake will be served thru
out the afternoon. AL are welcome. Y
The regular meeting of the Green
Lake Community club will be held on
Thursday evening, June 1st. instead
Of Friday. A very good program will
be rendered.
There will be a big picnic at Spicer
on Wednesday, June 9TH, by the aus
picaS, Of the Kandiyohi County Ma
tional Farm Loan association. The
program commences at 10:30 ii.
The Spicer chautauqua will begin on
Sunday, June 4th, and continue for
fO11r DAYS - 49,
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N$fs
May 8 u IS. Lille Healy enj Dyed al
visit last week from her mother, Mrs.
g. J LeVander Of Grove City.
lid Wants To see You. 6. u tt
..y Miss. Edith G:ustdfson who has been.
attending high school at st. Cloud ar
rived home Thursday to spend the.
summer s,zs.s. q: :5i !. .s
4. Mrs. Julius. Holland Of Benson and
Mrs: IS. sBerkness and Mrs. EdW. .Odell
Of Willmar were called here last week
by the. ser;ius illness Of their father,
Ole Erickson, who passed away on
Sunday evening. ]. , ,.5..
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Peterson have.
enjoyed visit from their daughter
Mrs. A. Hegstrom OF Minneapolis.
Miss Minnie Gustafson arrived a
week ago from Gardiner, Mont, where
she has taught in public schools the
past year: - ..:
Miss Alma Bratberg was a guest of
friends at Red. Wing the past week.
Misses Mabe1le and Olive Erickson
who are employed at Kansas City, Mo,
and their sister, Mrs. Earl Phelps and
little daughter of that city arrived
here last week being called On ac-
count of the Illness Of their father,
Ole Erickson. 49,
Rev. and Mrs. T.. M. Findley enjoy
ed a visit last week from their son
and aughter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. L..
G.. Findley and little son from Long
Prairie. III " 'z... ~
Mrs John Greulect OF Ossining, N.
Y, arrived here the latter part OF the
week and is a guest of her father, J..
". Spicer, at Medayto Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gustafson and
little daughter Elaine returned to st.
Cloud Monday after visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
GustafsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thorpe OF Eagle
Bend and Marcus Olson autoed here
the first Of the week to visit their sis
ter, Mrs. Gena Jacobson
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Peterson came
over from New London on Monday
evening for a visit at the l.. Larson
home.
Geo. Gustafson who attended high
school at St. Cloud arrived Saturday to
spend his vacation at his parental
home here.
Nels Boreen returned home Satur-
!. day from Twin Valley where he has
been visiting his sons and families.
Jack Houston returned here last
Friday from Garrison, S. D., where
he has spend some time.
Miss Ellen Ahlbarg who is employed
at Minneapolis arrived here Friday for
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ahlberg. :.
Miss Della Arneson arrived home
| Friday. from Minneapolis where she
has been employed.
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ON HORSEBACK THRU
SHELLEY STATE PARK

Mr. August Maier and Miss Bertha
Maier drove a team Of their best driv-
ing horses to Sibley State park last
Sunday and after arrival saddled their
horses, Miss Maier mounting "Fran
ces" and August riding "Alice Dean
They explored the different parts of
the park and returned very enthusi-
astic about the beauties of the park
and the pleasures of going thru it on
horseback. The high promontories CT
the lake-Cedar Hill and Thompson
Hill-as we'll as the high bald conical
hills, which loom UP over the wooded
portions, can most comfortably be as
cended on horseback. Miss Maier is a
most enthusiastic shorsewoman, and
hands the editor the, following rare
argument in support of her favorite
pastime: ~. "%
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AUCTION SALE.


AS I have rented my farm located
| in town Of Harrison, 6 miles north OF
| AtWater and Smiles east OF Spicer, on
state road, will sell at public sale, on
Saturday, june 3, 1922, "
the following described property:
s HORSES black: mare 8 years old
W.T. 1900, in foal; l black gelding, 3
yrs old, VT 1900; 1 black gelding, 4
yrs old, VT. 400; l gray mare, yrs
old, VT. 1900; 1 brown gelding yrs
old, W.T. 1900; black mare 13 yrs old
VT 1900; 1 bay mare, Is yrs old, W.T.
1900. 1 sorrel mare colt / VI old.
8 CATTLE-6 good mich COWS, all
young. and good mixers; 2 dry COWS,
will freshen later; 1 yearling heifer
1 brood SOW and litter Of z pigs.
About $50 chickens
MACHINERY John Deere grain
binder, SIT cut, nearly new; 1 John
Deere mower, ,5-ft cut, nearly new; 1
Van Brunt disc drill, % disc; 1 John
Deere manure spreader; 1 John Deere
sulky plow;i 1 Emerson sulky plow;
| loft Mccormick hay rake; 1 John
Deere disc, 1916; 4-horse harrow;
1 spring tooth harrow; 1 wide tired
wagon with boz; / low truck wagon;
l new top buggy; 1 road cart; 1 plat
form buggy; 1 corn cultivator; hay
stacker; l I000-lb scale; / circular
saW;s 1 feed mill / hay rack; q sets
bob sleds; grindstone; heavy work
harness; 1 set driving harness; some,
grain sacks, some oats, some corn;
i set heavy dump boards; 1 Black
Hawk corn planter; / Great Western
cream separator
1 Overland automobile, model SO,
in good running order. $S1.5
SOME HOUSEHOLD. GOODS. q
/ 1925 Mogul tractor with four Oil
yer pillow bottoms in good working
order.
THREsHING OUTFIT $500: Avery
separator, Yellow Fellow; Il % ID. p.s
Minneapolis engine; this rig is COM
plete with beltings and in good condi-
ton. =..sE
All tools and smaller articles used.
on farm too numerous to mention.
Sale starts at II o'clock sharp.
81: Free Lunch before Sale.
TERM "A sums Of 4 81 Q, 90 or less,
cash; on larger amount one years
time will be given on approved notes
bearing per cent interest. 81
3. CASPER II. sTOFFERs Owner
J. a. johnson CLERK i
Hend erson, auctioneer. z..5
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HELD MEETING. AT FAHLUN

On Wednesday evening a number Of
the Baptist young people Of this city
motored to the Fahlun Baptist church
in Fahlun and gave az interesting pro-
gram. The purpose Of them. going out
there however was not to give that
program but t. so out there and give
the members of that church informa-
ton as to the registration for. the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Convention Of AM
erica that will be held in ST. Paul
from June 2Sth to July End. This is
the first time that the Baptist young
people Of Minnesota have had the
privilege to invite the Baptist. people
Of our country to a large convention
like this T he. evening was spent very
enjoyable at Fahlun. S &.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
GROVE CITY GRADUATES

The commencement exercises of the
Grove City high school will take place
tomorrow evening, Thursday. at the
town hall at that place. The class
contains eight members, who are as
follows: Ethel Nicholson. Alice War
rem, Frances Silseth, Franklin Silseth,
Irene Liedman, George Miller, Lucille
Floren and Randolph Okerman. F.
A. Udden is. the superintendent.
The baccalaureate sermon was pre-
ached by Rev: 3. R. Weeks at the
Norwegian Lutheran church at that
place last Sunday evening to a very
large audience. s.
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MRS. BJORN KNUTSoN

. Mrs. Bjorn Knutson passed away on
Tuesday evening at the high age of
50 years and 4 days. Deceased was
born in Sigdahl,. Norway, May 10, 1888,
and resided there until in 1899, when
She came to this country and has since
lived in Arctander township. She
leaves to mourn her: death her aged
husband and two children, Knut and
Martha. The funeral was held on
Friday afternoon, May Goth, Rev. N
J. Mus officiating. The pail bearers
were Lars Nelson, John skare, Ole
Skaalrud, Christian Skindelen Ole
Skare and Casper ,Skindelien.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
COTTAGES AT EAGLE LAKE

There are Ecny Uho are at the
present time building cottages at the
different lakes us the tine when they
will be in use IS here. The following
are at the pr2aent time building cot
tages on the shores Of Eagle Lake:
Olof Dale, EricA Engiund, Erick Elk
jer, Eckdahl Bros, Fred c. Beese, FL
mer Beruuist, Denny Lawler, Henry
Howell, and many more are contem-
plating to erect cottages out there this
summer.
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HAD DELIGHTFUL TRIP

: Misses Edith and Hazel Bergquist,
Harry Hallberg and John Bergquist,
motored to Appleton Saturday, going
by way of Monteyideo, making a short
call at the George Fornell home at
that place. They returned to Willnlar
Monday via the Glacier Trail 3
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BACK FROM n, DAKOTA

Oliver Clsan of Kandiyohi returned
last week from the twin cities where
he spent some time visiting Bethel
Academy and with a large number
Of friends. He graduated from Bethel
last spring. Mr. Olson recently return
ed from Judson, Nd, where he spent
the past year teaching school Oliver
was a visitor in this city on Decora-
ton Day. - ~
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BIRTHDAY PARTY AT SNEA

Some relatives and a few of their
many friends gathered Sunday after
noon to help MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Free
berg celebrate their birthdays, Mr..
Freeberg then reaching .7G and Mrs.
Freebarg ~ the day after.
The afternoon was enjoyed by So
cal chats, songs and speeches after
which delicious lunch was served.
All felt the afternoon had been
Well spent.
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FINISHED COURSE

Reuben Adamson who has attend
ed the St.. Cloud Commercial College
at that place, returned to this city last
week and commenced to work at the
Ford Service in this city. He has
gone to that school for the past term
and finished the bookkeeping course
at this college. = $50, -.
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d. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor =
Sunday school at 10 q. m.
Services at 10: as a. m.


. :. SWEDISH LUTHERAN
! A. ;F. Almer, pastor u.s..
!. Sunday schoo! at 10 a. m.
] Services at II a. m.
Ladies Aid serves dinner and lunch
in basement Wednesday, June 18th.
= x
J NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
Rev. A. M Lunde, pastor
: Sunday school at 10 a. N.
Norwegian service at 3 p. nj.
Ladies aid will serve lunch in the
Annex Wednesday afternoon and ev-
ening, June 7th. ~.
Willing Workers will be entertained
by Mrs Frank Brown at her home on
Friday afternoon, June 9Th.
The Sunday school will give pro-
gram in the church on Sunday, June
18th, after which the children and par
ents and teachers will have q picnic
dinner. *~ sa>> 's- ~ ..
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LEFT FOR kIRkVlLLE, MO.

On Tuesday morning DR.. 0. r. Zahr
left for Kirkville, Mo-, to take a course
in electronic diagnosis and treatments
DR. w. r. Gregg of Des Moines will
take the place of DR.. Zah1 during mis-
absence. The local doctor will be
gone for little over a month. a..
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CARLSON-JOHNSON

On Thursday evening Miss Mary
Carlson Of Traverse county was uni.
ted in marriage at the home OF Rev.
Jesper Holmquist, to Erick J. Johnson
Of st. Paul Rev. Holmquist tied the.
nuptial knot and the attendants. were
Mr. and Mrs. James Larson
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UNDERWENT OPERATION

Robert Erickson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lars Erickson of Lake Lillian: under
went an operation at the Willmar Hos
pital last week for pleurisy and is at
present confined to his bed at that
place. We hope for a hasty recovery.
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VISITOR FROM N. DAKOTA

Mrs c. Lands ren, wife of DR. ]:
.Landgren Of NVahpeton, N. d., arrived
Saturday, evening from Minneapolis.
Where she has spent a couple Of weeks
visiting her mother,SMrs Betsey Carl
SON. While III this city she visited her.
aunt, Mrs John hristenson, and with
relatives in Lake Lillian township. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss.
Florence Carlson Of Minneapolis, who.
will visit with the Land gren's for a:
couple of weeks s., IS !
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31
"Why ! Ride Horseback"
By Gilbert Hubbard

II ride horseback because l prize
my sleep, my digestion and my thi ink
trap. That is to say, I ride i'll order
that I may work. ~ 5.se<
II wish to be a good transformer Of
divine energy. I want to add to the
wealth and happiness of the world,
and to make two grins grow where
there was only a crouch before.
II find that, when l go in partner
ship with a good horse, I keep my ner-
YES from getting outside of my clothes.
| am better able to act sanely, serene
" and happily, dispose. of difficulties
and surmount obstacles.
A horse helps you TO forget it.
"A horse has no troubles Of his own.
He does not pour into your ear a sad
tale Of woe
4 "One of the principal reasons why
/ have been able to do good work is
because I have always kept on close,
chummy terms with at least one good
horse.
Ny opinion now is that, if we are
going to reserve our vigor, our cour-
age. our enjoyment, we will have to
be on. good terms with Mother Earth.
It is a great thing to feel that you
are bigger than the elements. And a
horse of the right kind helps you to
hypnotize yourself into the belief that
you are a part Of all you see and hear.
and feel: No man can have mlelan-
c t;l1'r who loves a horse and is under
stood by one.
+s You shake off your troubles and
send your cares flying into the Wanton
winds when you ride horseback.
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LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH

! a Nicolay Nilsen. pastor
I Services next Sunday, Pentecost. at
. 1890 in the morning..
. New members vii! be received into
the congregation at this service.
Sunday school and Bible class at
noon.
Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday
afternoon with the following: Mes
danes Nygaard, Grimlund, Breda
Johnson and Estness.
Dovre Ladies Aid Mission festival
Thursday afternoon and evening at
the Hegstrom farm. Program and
sale of fancy articles in the afternoon.
"A splendid lunch, will be served i'm
mediately following the sale. Adults
IS cents. There will be program in
the evening. A light luncheon will be
served. Public is cordially invited to
attend both in the afternoon and av-
ening.
st. Johns Church.:
Services Pentecost, June 4th, at 8
o'clock in the afternoon The sermon
will be in Norwegian.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31

.--Eikier Brothers, photographers,
will will be at New london on Saturday.
June 3rd 5ts S. 5#& PIP
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- I'm jlIiuktflN
GERMAN LUTHERAN
Rev. H. r. .Klemp, pastor
Services next Sunday at two o'clock
IN the Synod church basement
x x * y&t.
LUNDBY MISSION /.
c. G. Strom, pastor
Sunday, June 4th: 49,.
5 Sunday school at 10 a. NJ
English services at s p. nj:
:: x x
EAGLE LAKE CHURCH -
Services Pentecost Sunday, June
4th, at II o'clock by Rev. Gynild
bethesda Girls Society meet on Sat
urday afternoon June 3rd. at Mrs.
Oscar Olsen's.
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Joseph Harmon, pastor
Sunday:
First Mass 1880 a. m.
A|eeAANe]J OSIlOol o. OU q. Ill.
Second Mass 10000 a. NJ
MAMRELUND, PENNOCK
Ladies Aid at the church Thursday
of this week at $50. Mrs Carl Carl
son and Mrs Andrew Elm will serve
All cordially invited.
Confirmation class Saturday morn
ing at 1880
Services Sunday morning at 1890
~ x x X
SWEDISH NJ, e. CHURCH
Corner of Minnesota ave and 9TH St.
Claus G.. Johnson, pastor
SIT 18th St. Telephone 1876
Sermon and prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at s.
Swedish services next Sunday, June
18th, at 1890 a. m.
Evening services at s.
:: x x
REV. FINDLEY'S CHARGES
Rev. r.. NJ. Findley will conduct re-
ligious services Sunday, June 4th, as
follows:
Spicer, Sunday schoo! at 10 a. M
Preaching service at 10:45 a. III. Mrs
Anna Andrews will give talk en- the
Cradle Roll following the End hymn.
Burbank. Sunday school, $3.50 p. m.
Preaching services following.
New London, Sunday school at 7:45
p. N. Preaching service following
:: x ::
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
Next Sunday, on the day OF pente-
cost, there will be German services in
the forenoon at 10 and English in the
afternoon at 2:3o. The Sunday after
Pentecost, June H., there will be the
confirmation Of nine children, six boys
and three girls, the examination be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock. Communion ser
vices the Sunday after confirmation
day, on June 18TH
LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. W. I!unde, pastor
Spicer:
Sunday school and Bible class at
10 a. m.
Services in Norwegian at 3 p. m.
The confirmation class meets at 10
a. n. on Saturday.
The Ladies Aid meets at the church
Annex Wednesday, June 7th, in the
afternoon and evening.
Irving:
Services at II a. m.
Y. p. S. at S p. m.
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Mrs. Johanna Nelson OF. Hoffm

Mrs. Johanna Nelson Of Hoffman
who has been visiting in this, city for
a few. days with relatives and friends.
left on Saturday for Spicer at which
place she vii visitw with her son vii.
lie for a few days befAre returning to.
her home. .=.=
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ST. I4UE.E'S CHURCH


The Rev. Walter II. Stowe, rector
Whitsunday. June 4th.
Holy communion s a. m
Church school 10 a. M.
(Note the change from II noon.
From now OIL the church school will
meet at 10 o'clock)
Choral Eucharist and sermon II a.
(Note the change Of time, from 1920
Hereafter this will be the regular hour
for the late morning service.)
No evening service.
= y x
SVEA LUTHERAN CHURCH
j. p. Sorenson, pastor
Sunday: services at II o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Song service by confirmation class
at p. m.
Confirmation will be held Sunday,
June 18th.
Choir practice Tuesday evenings.
Ice cream social at John Anderson's
Thursday evening, June list.
Ladies Aid will be held at Clarence
Lindblad's June End
Ladies Aid vii! be held at J. B.
Sorenson's Thursday, June Sth.y
Parents please remember the pao-
chial school to send their children.
p. English Bible Classes will, COM
mence in the evening, June 18th. i.
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FIRST 58CTIURCH OF, CHRIST SGIEN.
list #aS
Sunday service at 10 AS "a. m.
f Subject God, the only Cause and
Creator. i.
Wednesday service at 8 p. m. n.
I All are welcome to these services.
i Free reading room in church edifce
open every Wednesday from to p.
m. ..5 ,.s1.
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{. SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH

G. 4. ungstrom, pastor
Friday, June at s p. M, address by
r. G. Gustavson, missionary to China
for 50 years. ... RS.
Sunday, special Pentecostal seryic-
es at Sunday school at $3.50 a. M;
Morning worship at 1915; x. P. meet
ing at p. NJ; evening service at 8.
Wednesday evening, Bible study and
prayer: ~
r. Confirmation class meets Saturday
aft Hr1 nnn At -. - q. :.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-31

AS I have rented my farm located
in town of Harrison, 6 miles north of
AtWater and Smiles east Of Spicer, on
state road, will sell at public sale, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-04-20
FACE SEVEN

the gaze Of men. WIT q stir must
have gone thru the Capital The
great King a leaper? Impossible!
Yet thru the years he lived utterly
alone, cut off from all share in the
life of the land of his love. That is
the tragedy of pride-it separates
one from all others. Sin in one form
spells solitariness. Sin is anti-soc-
ial and its penalty is the cutting off
of the relationships with men. This
was the tragic close Of a truly great
life, radient in it's promise but allow
ing the slow inroads of sin to eat
thru all the higher idealism of its
earlier day. Reverence must be culti-
waited to endure. Material things
may choak instead of stimulate the
soul. Power may bring disaster or
it may bring glory but only the life
that keeps God in partnership in ali
things is secure in its use