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^A/lllnn«*r Tribune, W»dnosd«yf April 27, leiO
PROFESSIONAL CARDS and therein lies the soul of politeness. prise on him last Saturday evening, QR. CHRISTIAN JOHNSON, Those obsessed by the notion that it at the home of his brother, Louis was impossible for Mark Twain to Mattson. All present report a PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, OBSTETRICIAN. MARK TWAIN, KINC OF 1IRope n his mouth without saying some good time. MONEY TALKS. OFFICE IN JOHNSON BLOCK. thing funny should revise their im Norway Lake, April 25—Misses . Cards were received here last RESIDENCE, 412 2d ST. PHONE 33. pressions of bim. In the course of his Hattie and Florence Holmdahl en week announcing the marriage of £?*-: Comprehensive Estimate of Tribute Paid to the Ability, last visit to his boyhood home at Han Calls from the country answeredproi&ptiy.day tertained the "Busy Bees," last Miss Burtine Lee and Mr. C. E. Our Real Estate Loan Methods. or night, and phone calls tended to at all hours. America's Late Literary Gen Kindly Philosophy, Droll Fun nibal in the summer of 1002 he said' Saturday afternoon. Always give name of responsible party, town solemn things In the most dignified Lind of Warwick, N. D. The wed We will gladly explain our methods of making loans on and section in the country, and street and house ius, Whose Pen Swayed the and Pathos of the Nan Whose The fruit trees and everything ding occurred at Devil's Lake, N. number for oity. Insist that phone messages manner possible. Several times he was have been bleached a second time Real Estate to any who comtemplate building or buying a are promptly delivered. Willmar. Minn. Heart of the World. M M Optimism Cheered Millions. so deeply touched by the pathos of the D., on Tuesday, April 12. Miss Lee -*$> by frost. home, or who wish to make or renew a loan upon farm occasion, bis meeting with boyhood is a former Gennessee young lady, property. friends then grown old like himself, C. J. Halvorson of New London and her many friends here extend i. was around last Friday buying WILLMAR HOSPITAL By ROBER.TUS LOVE. rather be the author of "Tom Sawyer" his visit to the graves of his parents, congratulations and best wishes to No one can offer more liberal terms, or handle your loan ARK TWAIN Is dead! than all of his own works. that his voice quavered and broke, and cattle. her and the man of her choice, for more promptly. Cor. Baoksr Av«nu« and Fourth Straat. The king is dead—long live "The Innocents Abroad," of course, the inevitable tears trickled down his There were services in the East a happy and prosperous married We always have money on hand for Real Estate loans. Attending Physicians: the king! But there is no always will be associated with Mark face. He was overcome with emotion, Norway Lake church last Sunday life. M heir, either apparent or pre Twain's name as one of his most char conquered by tender sentiment, and forenoon, and Y. P. S, meeting in The A. 0. Narverud family visit sumptive. The throne of humor, whose acteristic books, but that may be be those of us whose privilege it was to the afternoon. kingdom was the world, is empty. The cause it was his first big work and observe him upon these occasions went ed at the O. J. Gilbertson home on KANDIYOHI COUNTY BANK Drs. Petersen and Branton Ole Stene and family of Arctan- Sunday afternoon. Office hours: scepter that swayed the universal won for him the fame and the for away with a new notion as to Mark der spent Saturday and Sunday with Twain. He was not the mere jester, Mrs. J. P. Lindquist and daugh I to 4 p. m.; Sundays 12 to I p. m. heart—the pen—lies idle at last. The tune which enabled him to write what Lake Andrew relatives. empire of laughter and also of tears he pleased. not the buffoon who sees in life only ters and the Andrew Peterson fam Rev. Sotendahl attended and which this king of the writing craft Mark Twain's name was Samuel the guffaws and works assiduously to ily were guests at Hjalmar Peter ' QfayMMsL —" Real Estate Transfers. spoke at a Y. P. S. meeting at ?&y C. E, GERRETSON, founded and which he fostered for Langhorne Clemens, but it was used evoke them in boisterous riot of laugh son's place Sunday. ?Q§ygr nearly fifty years is become as whirl ter. He was the man of feeling, the Spicer last Thursday night. '¥lmiMe$^ Real estate transfers for the week chiefly as a vessel whereon universi Me-Me. ending April 23, 1910. DENTIST, ing dust in the abyss of the things that ties hung LL. D. handles. He was tender hearted old fellow, the owner What will the U. S. enumerators were. Only there remains the heritage "Dr. Clemens" three times over, but of a heart as gentle as any that ever do with the tramp colony? ¥Tk>? » J Town of Lake Elizabeth. WILLMAR, UJNN of the dead ruler's kindly philosophy. the distinction never spoiled him. beat. " Fred Monson of New London was MAMRE Grue, April 25—P. W. Pederson Apr. 21—Gustaf Hednar to Wil Offloe ia New Ruble Blook. seen on our roads in his automobile made a combined business and liam Johnson, part of lot 6, sec. 2, His Many Personal Sorrows. last Friday. pleasure trip to Fargo, North Da 1 a., $1.00. H. F. PORTER Mark Twain's life was not a rose Mrs. Rustad had a quilting bee Mamre, April 25—Jack Frost is kota, last week. Apr. 21—Probate Court to Mar- bed. He walked no primrose path. He last Friday. playing havoc with the apple blos Geo. Embertson left on Saturday geret Hedberg et al, swi, of sei sec. DENTIST encountered stumbling places and had Farmers are now kept busy re soms and consequently we will have for Paynesville enroute for Bis 17; ei of nei, sec. 5; n£ of nwi, (SKANDINAVISK TANDLAKARE) steep hills of difficulty to climb. And pairing the fences for their dumb a very light crop of apples. It looks marck, N. D., where he intends to Sec, 4, 197.07 a. he had sorrows that bit and griefs that beasts; so are likewise the agents as if the weather man was a little work. Town of Gennessee. Office in Carlson Block. Phone 279 bludgeoned. At the close of his life, and the politicians. The former mixed up for he gave us April Apr. 18—Ole Anderson to John WILLMAR, MINN. Mrs. Ida Jacobson and daughter so far as relatives were concerned, he exercising a wheelbarrow or some when we should have had March, Marcella of Spicer came home on Kintz, part of sei of sei, Sec 2., CEO. H. OTTERNESS was almost alone in the world. such device to stretch barbwire, and it will no doubt be hard on the Thursday for a couple of days' stay. 25-100 acres, $1.00. His best loved daughter, Susy, died and the latter appear with automo grain that was seeded too early. Apr. 18—Ola Anderson to John ATTORNEY AT LAW Mr. Oberg of Dovre is assisting in America when he was in Europe. biles to stretch the farmers' noses. Cards are out announcing the A. 0. Erickson these days. Kintz, part of nj of sei of sei, sec. OOUHIT ATTOBH1T KANDIYOHI COUNTY His story of her death in his autobiog The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil marriage of Miss Elinore Odell and 2, 11.56 a., $1200.00. raphy is a piece of pathos seldom sur M. 0. Erickson is assisting Ole Office in the new Carlson Block. liam Larson has again been visited Mr. 0. F. Johnson, our popular E. Olson preparing for building a Apr. 21—Probate Court to Mar- WILLMAR, - - MINNESOTA passed. His wife, who was Miss Olivia geret Hedberg et al, eh of sei, sec. Langdon of Elmira. N. Y., his compan by the grim reaper death. It is our Mamre merchant, which took place new house. ion for many years, died in Italy after sad duty to chronicle the death of at Willmar Wednesday evening, C. A. Halvorson purchased a val 32; w§ of swi, sec. 33; lot 2 of lot 7, R. W. STANFORD vain wanderings for the restoration of their beloved daughter, Lillie, 15 April 20th, at the home of the uable horse from Olof Dengerud of sec. 34, 165 a. her health. He built a big. country years of age. Lillie attended school bride's mother, Mrs. Carrie Odell. Green Lake last week. Town of St. Johns. LAWYER home near Redding, Conn., and settled and played for the last time with We all join in wishing the happy J. H. Murray is preparing for Apr. 21—Amanda Jane Hyer to Real Estate, Insurance and Collections down to continue growing old as grace her schoolmates last Monday and couple a longhand happy life. building an addition to'his barn. Peter C. Greenfield, sei of sw i, Office in Postofflce Building, fully as he could with his two remain this Monday lies cold in death. The ladies aid society of the n| of swi of swi and that part of ing daughters, Clara and Jean. In No Olof Erickson made a business WILLMAR, - - MINNESOTA What makes the sorrow doubly great Mission church meet at Mr. Rod trip to Spicer on Tuesday. nwi of swi, nei of swi, nwi of sei vember of 1909 Clara married a for 6 swi of sei which lies south of G. eigner and "went abroad to live. Jean is the fact that it is the second child man's home next Wednesday after Mr. and Mrs. Arnt Carlson visit JOHN T. OTOS, was left with him. On the day before they have lost in four months. Vic noon, April 27, and the Y. P. S. in ed at Haakon Borgans on Sunaay. N. Ry., sec. 2; n£ of sei of sei, Christmas, with a Christmas tree for tor, age 17, passed away the last the evening as usual. Arvid Anderson of Kandiyohi vis and that part of nei of sei which ABSTRACTER AND CONVEYANCER her father trimmed by her own hands week in November last. The funeral Services at the Lundby church ited at A. Sands Sunday evening. lies south of G. N. Ry., Sec. 3, Abstracts of Title to lands in Kan in one of the rooms, Jean Clemens was will be held tomorrow, Tuesday. next Sunday afternoon at three The ladies aid society meets with 157 a., $6594.00. diyohi County furnished promptly. found dead in her bathtub, having The last sad rites will be conducted o'clock. Town of Green Lake. HEAL ESTATE, INSURANCE been seized with an epileptic fit and Mr. and Mrs. Pehr Pederson Thurs by Rev. Franklin, at the home at 1 Miss Hilma Lindberg returned day afternoon of this week. Apr. 22 —Probate Court to Thea AND STEAM3HIP TICKETS drowned. p. m, and at the Florida church at Halvorson et al, lot 4, exc. £ a., lot Offloe in Bank of WlUmar building. home some time ago from Washing Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gunderson WILLMAR. MIF?> When Mark Twain was fifty years two where the remains will be laid ton, on account of her mother be 3. e| of nei exc. i acre, Sec. 19, old and worth about $1,000,000 a pub spent Sunday evening at A. C. Carl A. E RICE, Pres. F. G. Handy, Cashier to rest by the side of those of the ing taken very sick with rheuma sons. lot 1, Sec. 30, 214.08 a. C. B. LIEN, Vice Pres. lishing firm in which he was a part favorite brother who so shortly be tism. Town of New London. THE LATE MARK TWAIN. ner became bankrupt. He lost his for BANK OF WILLMAR [Samuel L. Clemens.] tune and was involved jeavily in debt fore preceded her. Evald Danielson and Sam Rodman Aurora School Graduation. April 19—Edwin Sletten to Joseph O. Estrem, lots 1 and 9 of Govt, lot ORGANIZED UNDER THE STATE LAWS He set to work, made a lecturing and Rustad's windmill could not resist visited with Thor Dahlman Sunday. Eighth grade graduation exer- his droll fun, his quips and jestings With no school learning save such as writing tour around the world and in last Saturday's storm. It came Miss Sophie Soderholm returned 5, Sec. 27. $50.00. CAPITAL AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS ses will be given in Aurora school, and his pathos. he gained from a few years' attend ten years had paid off his indebtedness April 22—Probate Court to Thea $100.000 down to the ground and is now en home last Tuesday, after a couple Dist. 22, Thursday eve, April 28, at Mark Twain became before he died ance at the village school in Hannibal, and again was ahead of the wolf. By joying a vacation. of day's trip to Minneapolis where Halvorson et al, lot 4 of lot 1, Sec. CAREFUL ATTENTION TO COLLECTIONS the most famous man on earth. He Mo., his scholastic titles were earned that time he had become so universally 8:15 p. m. The program will in 34, 10 acres. was not merely a man; he was an in by literary work which the whole she visited with relatives and clude the following: Organ solo, Drafts on all principal cities of the world famous that his work commanded its Town of Arctander. stitution. He was a sort of neighbor world accepted. friends^ Vera Hendrickson; salutatory, Es and steamship tickets to and from Europe. own price. Thereafter he could write G£NNESSE£ April 23—Stener Skare to Gunder hood settlement of good cheer, with or rest as he chose, and he chose to m A bunch of Mamre and Dovre ther Schulz; Oration, "Traps," FARM LOANS AT 6 PER CENT INTEREST. He Was Intensely Democratic. many branches located in the oases as write much. JGTTINK sports spent last Sunday afternoon Walter Tolo; "The Village Black A. Skare, nwi of nei, nei of nwi, In the waste places, where admission Mark Twain was intensely demo Gennessee, April 18—Mr. and with Henry Abramson. sec. 3, 80 a., $2350.00 and refreshment were free to all. Mil cratic. He was easily approachable, Mark Twain's writing life began in smith," Clara Solse.th; "Ai Tank KELLY & SANDERSON his pilot days and continued up to his Mrs. Albert Bengtson were Sunday Gust Lind and family are at pres So", Arthur lolo; organ sob, Vera Town of Burbank lions—how many millions is beyond and he never emitted any bear's growl ent staying with Mr. and Mrs. Apr. 18—Anne Larson to Marit estimating—came and partook of his death—half a century of devotion to visitors at John Carlsons. Hendrickson; "0 Why should the or lion's roar. Even the humblest per the art of making people happy. For Lohn, nei of swi, swi of swi, e& wine of optimism and stayed for sup son was made to feel at ease in his Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Berg and John Berglund. Spirit of Mortal be Proud," Gunda LIVERY several years he was simply a hard Mrs. Peter Rodman came of sei, nwi of sei, Sec. 15; lot 4 of per. His fame was and is universal. presence. Shrinking reporters sent to family and Mrs. Jonas Berg visited back Johnson; Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad Phone 46. — Ona block south of depot Though an American born, a native working newspaper 'reporter and spe at the home of Mrs. J. Klint in from Dawson last Tuesday after lot 2,Sec. 20, 204.50 a., $1.00. interview him quit their shrinking and cial correspondent, searching for gold dress," Walter Tolo; "The Last of Missouri, he belonged to all lands. puffed up when they found him as town of Fahlun last Sunday. spending a couple of weeks with Hymn," Esther 'Schulz; Valedic Apr. 18—Simon Lohn to Marit He had traveled in all lands and lived In Nevada and California between jobs Lohn, nei of swi, swi of swi, eJ easy to interview as the aspiring au at journalism which grubstaked him, Mrs. Johnson, who has been vis her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Fondell. tory, Arthur Tolo; Address by Prof. I. C. OLSON in most of them. He had more near- thor of the poem published in the low iting with her daughter, Mrs. Al Peter Swedberg, the hustling of sei, nwi of sei, Sec. 16; lb^:4 of for prospecting. But he found his A. E. Nelson; Presentation of Di % permanent homes perhaps than any er corner of the town weekly. He fred Olson, left for Roseridale on Mamre store clerk, is layed up on lot 2, Sec. 20, 204.50 a., $l.(X>Jlte%* UNDERTAKER other man of his day. Nearly always purest and most paying streak of ore plomas, Rev. T. 0. Tolo could talk on any topic, even the when in 1867 he wrote "The Jumping Tuesday, where she will remain all account of sickness. Apr. 18—Anne Tollefson and (Licensed Embaimer.) he was a wanderer, sometimes from Everybody is cordially invited weather, and glorify it with his hu Frog of Calaveras County." That, summer. Victor Berglund, who has been Marit Berntson to Marit Lohn, nei OfficeSOSLltchfield Avenue W. Phone 817 necessity, more frequently from choice. mor. If the insistent attention be to attend. The world was his plaything, and he story, picked up in a mining camp, was A number of fripnds of Mr. Mar very sick with the measles and of swi, swi of swi, e£ of sei, nwi Residence. 811 First Street. Phone 118. stowed upon him was distasteful to his first promising literary prospect. Emma Ramstad, Teacher. was not content without remapping tin Mattson sprung a pleasant sur- which afterwards developed into of sei, Sec. 15; lot 4 of lot 2f Sec. him he did not permit the fact to be 20, 204.50 a., $533.33. for himself the entire surface of the known. , Mark Twain was one of the He had struck the mother lode. pneumonia, is now able to be up Steam. \A/. H. WILBER, big ball. politest men I ever knew. He was Printer, pilot, reporter, humorist, and around again. The temperature of steam at one Apr. 18—Anna Marie Furuholmen ^s (Successor to A. C. Crawford) novelist, philosopher—he is safely em et al to Marit Lohn, same descrip Of Most Striking Appearance. considerate of the feelings of others, Misses Ruth Hagman and Rachel pound pressure is 216.3. At thirty balmed to enduring fame. Franklin made a pleasant call at pounds pressure it is 274.3. tion as above, $266.67. LICENSED AUCTIONEER He was a man of most striking ap Make dates with Bank of Wlll Soderholm's last Sunday afternoon. Apr. 18—Sina Olson to Marit pearance—the kind that attracts atten Lohn, same description, $1.00. mar or Kandiyohi Co. Bank. tion anywhere in a crowd and causes Julius Larson made a business Phone call Willmar & St. John Line. others to take a second look. In his trip to Willmar Saturday. Village of Raymond. later years his shock—no, his crown— Rev. Peterson of Willmar con Apr. 22—Dale-Orth Investment DeLaHunt's Parcel Delivery. of hair, perfectly white and glossy like ducted services in Pennock last Sun Co. to J. R. Orth, northerly 48 feet Trunks, parcels, packages, letters, etc fine spun silk, became his trademark of day afternoon. of lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, block 8, recognition by strangers wherever he Henry Nordin, who is renting $1200.00. called for and delivered to any part of the went. 1 have seen a woman who nev city. Prompt service Charges moderata the Carlson farm, will return home City of Willamr. er before saw Mark Twain pick him April 13—Christine Johnson to Office Great Northern Express, Telephone 92 out without opera glasses, though she Monday after a month's stay up sat in the top gallery of Carnegie hall there doing the spring work. Frank Digman, lot 8, blk. 1, Han and he occupied a lower box near the A New Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norman vis son's add, $1,000.00. stage, and the great house was crowd ited at John Anderson's Sunday. April 18—Annje Holmgren to TILING CONTRACTOR ed. He had no doubles as to personal One— Gust Swenson, the census taker William Peterson, lots 1 and 2, blk. Cellar Draining Tile Laying appearance—there was only one of for Mamre, is a very busy man 5, Glarum's add., $400. Enquire of Anderson Land Co., Willmar him. lry it and you these days. Apr. 18—A. A. Anderson to An And there was only one of Mark will "fltep-some** Miss Ruth Anderson will leave derson Land Co., lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Twain as a literary syndicate. It has for St. Paul next Saturday. 10, 11, and 12, blk. 35, $1,800.00. become the fashion to describe him as Apr. 18— lngeborg Urdahl to the great American humorist. This Tootsy. undoubtedly he was, but he was more. Lars L. Urdahl, lots 7 and 8, blk. WILLMAR His appreciation of Joan of Arc, first 129, 2nd add. $301.00. published anonymously, is accepted by M^gj^gNJAKe Ap*\ 18—Tosten Christianson, critics of acumen as one of the most guardian to Lars L. Urdahl, lots refined works in the serious literature Make 7 and 8, blk. 129, 2nd add., $699.00. of the nineteenth century. The book Spicer-on-Green-Lake, April 25— April 22—Oscar Melin to Swan won its way before Mark Twain ad Next Wednesday afternoon, April Melin, si of lots 11 and 12, blk. 27, mitted its paternity. While he was $2,750.00. writing the Joan classic he worked, 27, the Ladies Aid of the Green time and time about, on that amazing Good Lake congregation will meet with April 23—Halvor Tallakson to funny masterpiece, "Pudd'nhead Wil Rev. and Mrs. Johanson. Lars Moline, lot 2 of lot 8, lot 23, V, TAN AND LINE son." He simply couldn't be serious F. 0. Swanson, the wellknown Highland add., $1,725. altogether for a stated period. resident of Green Lake, who has ROBES because you look resided with his family this winter Subscriptions Paid. Never Altogether Funny. at St. Peter, was a pleasant caller The following have paid subcrip- Nor must we take it for granted that good. here this week. tion to the Willmar Tribune during Mark Twain, summing up his career The ladies aid of the Norwegian Andrew 0. Sather, as a writer, ever was altogether funny. the past two weeks: Albert En- He never was. He was one of the Free church will meet at the home blom, H. G. Kirby, M. R. Swenson, PROPRIETOR closest observers of human nature and of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Aune next J. C. Jacobs, Ida Nelson, Mrs. Mina Friday. 937 1st St. So. Willmar, Minn. institutions, places and things, that Jones, Maria Anderson, L. C. Lar ever lived. Even in his most humor Miss Marie Knutson spent Sun son, Mrs. I. Ryd, Casper Aune, Ed. ous books we find that he has made day with her parents here., Glader, John Zuidema, J. G. Mon accurate transcripts of the things Mrs. Ida Jacobson and daughter which impressed him. Though he ex son, J. E. Gesch, John Nicholson, A Question of Hearing. Marcella are visiting at Eagle Lake A. Rosenmeier, E. F. Aultman, The burly farmer strode anxiously aggerated, a privilege belonging to his profession, one can read between the this week. Nels Monson, Albert Barber, Ole into the postottice. Next Friday afternoon the ladies' "Have you got any letter for Mike lines the inhering truth. He was an Chaps Ringness, Ole Orson, D. M. Mc- Howe?" he asked. Inveterate foe to shams of every sort. stamps you as partic aid of the Long Lake congregation Crimmon, N. B. Thompson, Mag The new postmaster looked hirn up and apparently knew his highest hap meets with Mr. and Mrs. Feleen, nus Olstad, Alfred Swenson, E. T. and down. piness when with droll sarcasm he ular, not "jinicky;" one mile south-west of G. J. Brat- WIDOW JONES Kleve. E. J. Larson, Mrs. Amanda "For who?" he snapped. punctured a popular fraud with his berg's. Hakanson, Mrs. Eva Norman, Ole pen. of Boston, has sent "Mike Howe!" repeated the farmer. proud, but not overly Rev. Nordberg will conduct ser Johnson, Geo. E. Wilson, P. E. Pe The postmaster turned aside. But Mark Twain often wrote books vices at the Presbyterian church us the "latest styles" derson, Andrew Danielson, N. P. "I don't understand," he returned Just because he had the story to tell. next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. stiffly. The tale of "Tom Sawyer" is One of so—and prosperous— Nelson, Geo. M. Robbins, A. M. At the social given last Saturday for spring that will Mattson, F. Lindvall, N. M. Gab- "Don't understand!" roared the ap these, and the "Huckleberry Finn" $27 was taken in for the benefit of plicant. "Can't you understand plain book is another. Each of these Is true quite so. just fit you. Tell rielson, A. Blomquist, M. J. Klos- English? I asked if you've got any to life—to boy life. Rudyard Kipling is the Downs brothers. ter, Carl Struxness, Carl W. Peter said to have remarked that he would letter for Mike Howe." MARK TWAIN'S LATEST P1CTURU. your mother to buy son, Peter Jacobson, Victor Berg "Well, I haven't!" snorted the post Most styles $5.00 A. H. Sperry of Willmar has no other. lund, Nels Anderson, B. Ryberg, B. master. "Neither have I a letter for plenty of seed corn of his own rais Wickstrom, John Brandt, Lillie anybody else's cow. Get out!"—Lon couple of weeks, returned home CARD OF THANKS. ing for sale. llf. Saturday. Clauson, N. P. Freeman, Arhe Lar don Scraps. We take this means of thanking John Olson is very sick at present. Lewis Johnson, the land man, re son, Julia Syverson, O. K. Lokken, Alfied and Mabel Wohleen visit all those who so kindly assisted us Peter Nelson, Frances A. Olson, Proof Against Wasp Stings. Colfax, April 25—There will be a Gilbert 0. ports the following sales made thru A Scottish naturalist in a paper on ed at Thimell's Sunday. during the illness and at the funer his agency during the last few days: Gilbert O. C. C. Clayton, N. Vos, Margaret program given by the Sunday School Ole Johnson of Nest Lake visited Nystuen. E. R. Rasmusson; Aug. the habits of wasps tells how a black- at the M. E. church here Saturday al of our beloved wife, mother, The old Catholic parsonage at Will bird will stand at the sido of a hang with John Olson Friday and Satur daughter and sister. We also wish mar to Dr. Jno. C. Jacobs, con Newberg, J. A. Johnson,fpl.S. m evening, April 30, at 8 o*clock. day. Fladebo, Bj or ling Bros., J .i Dick ing wasps' nest and delioerately tear to express our thanks for the many sideration, $1800. Also the Tallak- it In pieces in order to get at the lar Coffee and lunch will be served for Otto Odland of Belgrade visited Sand Co. son residence on East Becker avenue son, John Sand, O. P. Wangsness, vae, apparently undisturbed by the ten cents. All are welcome. at his parental home here Sunday. and beautiful floral offerings. to Lars Moline, consideration, Olof Ferring, E. G. Berglund, O. swarm of angry insects, whose vicious The choir practiced at E. Dahl- JOHN OLSON, Willmar, $1725.00. H. Hande, Mrs. H. A: Halvorson, berg's last Saturday evening. Don't send a job of printing out stings instantly put to flight the hu ROY OLSON, Minn. Willmar Minn., Lawrence Thompson, K. Douma, man curiosity seeker who ventures Miss Augusta Olson, who has of town before the TRIBUNE has Dr. C. E. Gerretson, dentist, Co. Lydia Wiborg, Jos. Broberg, C. near to watch the demolition. . been working at S. J. Carlson's a had the chance to figure on it. ANDREW YOUNGBERG office in new Ruble block, Willmar. Berkness, Oscar Linni - *•**-:«-' AND FAMILY. L '_»*. $p vSiMtJtitm^