rOLUME 2 6 l O PAGES WILLMAR, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 7 , 1 9 2 0 PRICE S CENTS NUMBER 4 6

1 CHURCH WELCOMED 1 CONFIRMED CLASS

[Twenty-four Confirmants Renew ' Baptismal Promise at Sun­

day Morning Worship

The confirmation s e n u o s in the Lutheran Free C h i m h lata Sunday morning brot a Lugo gathering, which more than filled the spacious audit­orium Quite a number were tu rned i . \ \a\ , who could not gain en t rance owing to the large crowd.

Rev Xilsen delivered a brieC ser-mon in tne Norwegian language, after which .Mr. -Walter l lykken rendered a beaut ' tul votal solo. An English sermon was then g i \ en by the pastor emphasizing the necessi ty of preserv­ing the children and the j o u n g peo­ple tor God and the Church. Alter the singing of a h j m n , the members ot the -onfirmation class took their pla-

around the a l ta r Following a ie ne names of those, who renewed the i Ke

Program at Svea Church The \ . P. S. of the Svea Lu the ran

church will give a Thanksgiv ing fes­tival and piogram Thursday evening, Nov 25th. 1920.

The following program will be ren­dered. Song . . . Audience Scripture Reading and P r a y e r . . . .

- - Rev. Sorensen Piano duet, __

. . Mabel Nelson & Mabel Johjison Song Choir Musical Selection Skoglunds Song Male Quar te t te Reading J a n e t Nelson Son.* Choir T a l k -Song .*. Male Quar te t te Musical Selection Skoglunds Song _ . Choir

Supper will be served at six o'clock and the program will begin a t eight o'clock hlv^rvbodv welcome.

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\ \ i i. M.i • t w i t v *-i'» aii<

confession and promise given at ban t i sm:

j E the l Svlvia Pa lerson. Es ther Leo nor Peterson, Es ther Genevie \e Gun-derson, Marcella Perkness , Alydia Er-vella Gunderson. Stella Kathr ine Brecke. Grace M M tie L' l lebeig. Mabel Ger t rude Erickson Oilando Nelson "Erwin Leonard Vrdcibetg, Cecil Eug­e n e Anderson, Edward S t lmer John­son , Edwaid Nils E rukson . Ai thur Ol­iver Trongard, Ethel Rosalia Otter-"ness, >Iv;tle Inga Jenscin, Bernice Lu-ella Olson, Olga ?vlathilda Nelson, ,Alice Theodora i-nnth, Lewis Edwin Thorpe , Melvm Addreas I lamness , Pe­eler Edwin Greenfield, Nils Joseph Greenfield, Harold Theodore Olson.

The tenth annual reunion of the confirmation classes was held in the church assemuh room on the follow­ing evening. Alter a literary and mu­sical program came the roll call. Ev­ery class fiom the >ear 1906 to the present v ear were represented. The class of 1920 was welcomed into the covenant society by the pastor. Offi­cers and committees for the next year are as follows: Joseph Quam, pres., Thorwald Hanson, Sec, Sigvald Ol­son, Treas., Lettie Nelson, Marcella

- Eerkness and Ruby Peterson, program com., Glad>s Pederson, Gladys Peter-

»v son, Julia Hanson, Mrs. Henry Peter-"j \ son and Harold Olson. Serving com. | ^Committee on decorations: Elvira Ja-

obson, Mabel Olson, Manley Holt. Miss Grimlund was elected corres-

lOnding secretary. A delicious luncheon was served,

followed by a soc ial time.

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THURSDAY

Wm. Farnum in "LES M1SERABLES"

-The long looked for picture. rAlso the 15th episode of "The iLure of the Circus."

FRIDAY-SATURDAY

Charles Ray in

"PEACEFUL VALLEY"

A comedy drama of the Coun­try Boy. Also a Goldwyn Bray Pictograph and a Snub-Pollard Comedy.

TUESDAY

The Broadway Amusement Co. presents Gene Siralton Porters wonderful song play,

"FRECKLES"

A guaranteed production Lower floor 75c. Balcony 50c

WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY

Viola Dana in "DANGEROUS TO MEN"

He expected a golden haired, uiue eyed child—Then Eliza came! Nobody wanted her at first—Then everybody wanted her. A scream from beginning to end. Also the 16th episode of "The Lure of the Circus."

H i l d a l i l - l ioucks v i i t ' i o l i ^ t i Ian i h v e s t e i d a v af

. n \!i i>lt \ 11 Idaiil ot Esstewxn ' \\x and M i - Hi MI \ Hi ldah l of MI VUMI . \\a*> m a i i u d to Mist, t i.uui kj- oi K e i m i t , X I). T u t ---t >» it t h e i e i t i n o ! i \ were tlie

.. ti • •>• „1 , \ I isv .\la'>tl l .o iu ; s, *"• \\ i ih mi Knit- u ii and the I i l l i u l u o*lu latctl li 'il>!il l .a- l i \od h« 11' l o r a b o u t u :> ai .1 ih \\ 11 k- ioun ai ' ion-, -si

1 . ' U ot t i u t u K <ind t h e \ ex tend wi-i iL- to Ins b tu l e a n d himst. l t

io li m n \ o i . is ion T 1 H \ k i t laM p , lot Minne ipolis» tui a t u p aim •^ > 'i'l tlu w i n t i r m the S t a t e s

' ' > • ''1 i t t ' i i n n i - , to Ks-tpvan in the - l i i i- — I s t e v a n ( C a n a d a ) h o i j u s s .

ri lie new 1\ weds a i e evpec ted to a r -<i\c in \ \ i l lmai ne.\ t vwelv on the i r HOIK \ moon ti ip

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Coffee Social Ti i' BetacI Lail'es Socety will give

a c )tlce social at the church Thursday-alt-, noon of thus week. Lunch ser­ved D th« ge-i^ral public The fol-'O\N,1£? will strve: Mesdames Elmer n<>"G;"ui\t A. KnuVibe. \ngust Nor­man \Vn: Li; i "h> rj, Kd Anderson, Wm i:n-4luiid, \ P BorgPbon, Wm. Con on. Ai thui Lindblad and Hilda niumcii A'l cord'ally invited.

SynoJ Y. P. S. Th< "\ ouii;; People* Society of the

S>nod church will meet next Mon­day evening. The subject will be "A Model League Program."

August Carlson August Carlson, formerly of Rose-

land died at the home of his son, C AI. Carlson, at Milaca. Nov. 5. The funeial was held Xov. 10. A more ex­tended notice of the passing- of this old Kandivohi county pioneer will ap­pear in our next issue.

—Sheet music sale on at Hershey's Music House. 11:17

—Raynold Anderson spent Sunday at his home at Kerkhoven.

—*eRoy Brown returned Monday from a visit in the twin cities.

—Henry Johnson of Minneapolis spent the week end visiting relatives.

— The Mesdames A. C. and J. E. West spent last Wednesday in Min­neapolis.

—Mrs. O. K. Severinson returned Sunday evening from a visit at Min­neapolis.

—Great Reduction Sale on Tr im­med Hats at Youngberg Sisters. Adv.

2t Dorothy Rost entertains a number

of he;- friends at a Birthday Party this afternoon.

—Miss Myrtle Ekbom visited a few dajs last week with relatives in the

,t\vin cities. —Mrs. Andrew Patchell and son

returned Monday from a visit to the twin cities.

! —Miss Esther Rodlun returned on I Sunday evening from a visit in the twin cities.

I —Lewis Nordgren of Minneapolis arrived on Monday for a~ short visit vvHh friends.

! —Feter Bassabo returned Monday , evening from a couple of days visit

in Minneapolis. ' —Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hoglund of

Red Wing visited with relatives the ! first of the week.

—Bert Van Ort visited at Minneap­olis over the week end and the fore part of this week.

—Miss Edna Brown of Minneapolis a rmed last Thursday for a visit at the Pr B. J Branton home.

—Mr. and Mrs. Ole H. Olson re­turned Monda\ noon from their visit in the twin, c'ties and Duluth.

—Misses Olive Greenfield of Pen-nock and Agnes Dalen visited in Min­neapolis the first of last week.

—Mr. and Mrs. John Grue and fam­ily and Mrs. Laura Bakken and. family spent Sunday visiting at Renville.

—Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Brewer and family lelt Tuesday noon for Cloquet where they will make their future home.

—Mrs. Alfred Bergeson entertains ten guests this afternoon in honor of Mrs. William Holm and daughter Mil­dred of St. Paul.

—Mrs. A. E. Baldwin left Tuesday for a visit at Vienna, S. D. She vis­ited here the past ten days at the Ole Lien home.

—Mrs. Tompkins of Mankato ar­rived the latter part of last week for a visit with her son-in-law and daugh­ter. Dr. and Mrs. Alloys Branton.

—Great Reduction Sale on Tr im­med Hats at Youngberg Sisters. Adv.

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ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL Bisdion K. A MaeLlwam of St. Paul

will speak at the St Lukes church on Tuesday evenin-,, Is'ov. -old, at 7.30.

» * * LONG LAKE CHURCH

Rev. A. M. Lund, pastor Ser\ices on Sundaj, Nov. 21st, at

2:30 p. m. All welcome.

» * • FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIEN­

TIST Sunday service a t 10:45 a. m. Subject : Soul and Body. Wednesday service a t S p. m. All a re welcome to these services Free reading room in church edi­

fice open every Wednesday irorn 2 to 4 p. m.

* * * SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH Rev. A. Eliason of Minneapolis will

preach at Oak Park at 11 a. m., Kan­diyohi at 3 p. m., and Willmar at 7:30 p. m., on Sunday, November 21st. Rev. Raymond Dahlberg of Red Wing will preach on Sunday, Nov. 2Sth at the above named places.

* * * GREEN LAKE CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gynild, pastor

The Central Minnesota Association will have a four days meeting, com­mencing next Thursday, Nov. 18th, at 11 a. m. and continuing until Sun­day, >"o\. 21st.

The Ladies Aid society meets with Mrs. B. Wareberg next Wednesday, No\. 24th.

« * • MAMRELUND CONGREGATION

C. O. Bergquist , pas tor • No services, next Sunday.

On Thanksgiving Day there will be s e r w e s in the Pennock church a t 11 a. m , a t t^ r which a dinner will be served to the g e i e r a l public. Follow-in? the dinner v. ill be a sale of fancy a; t'< les.

The Lu the ran Brotherhood will hold its next meet ing a t the K. A. Krantz home near the Mamre church on Tues­day evening Nov. 23rd.

"* * » SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH

G. N. Tegnell Pastor Place: Basement of the new church

Corner W. Litchfield and 7th Str. Sunday school 9:30. Morning service 10:45. Evening service 7:30. At the evening service Rev. Ruben

Larson from the Moody Bible Insti­tute of Chicago, 111., will speak m English and the .choir will sing.

Friday evening of this week, Nov. 19th, at 7 o'clock, the Ladies Aid will hold their annual auction. After the auction refreshments will be served.

All cordially invited. * * * *

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Rev. T. M. Findley will conduct re­

ligious services Sunday, Nov. 21st, as follows:

Spicer 10:45 a. m. Burbank 3 p. m. New London, 7:30 p. m. Announcements concerning Christ­

mas trees made. Thursday, Nov. 25th, Thanksgiving

Day observed by Thanksgiving ser­vices in Spicer church at 10:30 a. ra. To be a joint service, all five con­gregations invited as follows: Spicer, Harrison, New London, Hawick and Burbank.

Burbank Ladies Aid with Mrs. Met-calf Thursday, Nov. 18th.

* * * FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Third Street and Trott Ave Ernest A Lagerstrom, pastor

Services for week commencing next Sunday:

9:30 a. m. Sunday School. 10:45 a. m. Divine worship in the

Swedish language. 6:30 p. m. Young Peoples meeting. 7:30 p. m. Peoples popular services

Monday: 7-: 30 p. m. Personal workers class. 8:30 p. m. Church choir rehearsal Thursday, Thanksgiving services at

2:30 p. m. Special program of music and speaking. Thanksgiving "offering

Saturday 5:30 p. m. The annual Thanksgiving chicken supper by the Mission circle. All are cordially in­vited.

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KANDIYOHI COUNTY BANK , Wil lmar, Minn.

5 PER CENT ON SAVINGS is paid at our Savings Department. Is your money earn­ing this amount steadily? If not, start your account her* today with a dollar or more. Many pedple are quietly building a bank account with this bank for future needs and you are invited to do likewise.

The Sunday school meets at 12:00 noon.

The choir meets every Thursday evening at S:00.

Thanksgiving* services in English on Thanksgiving Day at 10:30 a. m. Offering to charities.

The young- peoples society meets on Monday evening, Nov. 22nd, at 8:15. The young people in the M. Tal'akson. Sivert Paulsness and O. Knutson families will serve. Special program.

* * * FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Corner Trott Ave. ancV 4th St. West Luther C. Benson, pastor

Services next Sunday commencing in the mor ting at 10:30 o'clock. Chris­tian fellowship and worship is pleas­ant and Lifting. Wait till new years t5 make your resolution, if you wish, but be^in to attend the morning ser-v ice now.

Singing begins at 7:30 at the even-ii'.; service. Lively singing, special music and a gospel message. Public 'nv.ted.

Sunday school at 12 noon. Epwoith League at 6:30 pr m. Mid week service on Thursday at

7:30 p. m. Instruction class at the parsonage

Saturday -morning beginning at ten o'c lock.

(Pirbt Methodist—Easily Liked) * * *

LAKE ELIZABETH BAPTIST Thank'-.-lv intr s-erwee with program of

binum-, and speaking will be^m' boven o'l'ock p m on Thanksgiving l>aj S U P P T \\ il 1 be £,u\eJ All are welcome

Spei i il sc r \ i c t s this week Rev. La ^(if*ticm ot Willmar sneaks Thuifadaj ?nd 1 l dav. Dr. He^stiora of St Paul and oUiei pastors, will bpoak on Sun Ma . Come one and all

Birthday Surprise Last Thursday evening the Birth­

day Club surprised Mrs. Pat H. Kiel-ty at her home, the occasion being her birthday. Whirt was played at lour tables and the guests spent a very enjoyable evening.- The guest of honor was presented with cut glass sherbert glasses as a remembrance of the day.

Five Thousand Members Sought. Drive Ends Nov. 25th. Fee

One Dollar

The Fourth Red Cross Roll Call be

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL • TEAM IS BANQUETTED

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As a fluting close to a most suc­cessful season of football the mem­bers o t J&e Willmar High School football 4*am of 1920 were the guests of hon<lfJat the home of Charles T Grace,-^n' ardent' sport enthusiast in our city. Mr. Grace had invited out­side of the team mates, three mem­bers o£i/tfi9 faculty, Supt. Brohaugh, Coach Tr'ebilcock and Prof. Wahl-strandj "Referee Hartwick, Archie Carlson and Herbert Hengstler^ Mr. Grace was the entertainer of the evening and admirably measured up to the role's requirements. During the delicious and bounteous chicken din­ner, short talks and toasts were made by practically every person present Everyone felt the fine spirit of com­panionship and freely offered his vievs about the past season and the vvcik of the school and officials. The party lasted from 5 to 8 p. m. at the Grace home on Tark Ave. Much ere dit is due to Mr. Grace for the effoite he has put forth and the interest he has displayed in promoting athletics in the city,

j , KANDIYOHI Nov. 16—Mrs. C. U. Peterson and

r. and »l\s. R spent last rs,

Dr. and Ki>is. Ray Peterson Wednesday^ at Atv. ater.

Clara JKfilbeck and Idella Kroona were W$lsiar .visiters last Thursday

Misses) 151̂ 16 and MiiJred blomquist and Florence Cailson spnt a few days m Minneapolis last week.

Mrs. Levi Lund vis.tcd with her brother at Willmar la&t Thursday.

Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Hawkinson spent Suinday with lelatives in Will-mar. [

Mrs. Hanscom of Willmar vitited her j last Wednesday v-Ah her so a.

Henry, Hanscom o> V.'illmar s^ent, Sunday arternoon m OPT burgh.

Mr. and Mrs. xud j^ricKson v\ ere a t Litchfield last Sunday.

Prof. fm& Mis. lhanstodt were Willmar ^visitors on Saturday.

Thursday evening at tne Whither school the first number ot the lyc^uni course vvrlll-iDe. given.

Mrs^N. E." Brown entertained the serving committee on Friday even­ing.

Mr. anfl-Mi's. A. E. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Kroona of Atwa-ter spent Suiday at C. E. Kroona's.

Mr. and Mrs. Nels Brown enter­tained company from Grove City and Acton last Sunday.

Mr. an-{l"V&trs. C. U. Peterson an­nounce the* marriage of their daugh-

an last Thursday ta earnest in some I ̂ l ' P e a r i J i ^ f e , to Mr Millard parts of the county while in other bections delays were encountered so that very little soliciting was carried on until Monday ot this weefe. Much t me was lost m awaiting the accept­ances oi appointments made by the County Chairman A. A. Anderson. Solicitors in co-operation with town-, , . ship, village and city "ward Chairmen i ^ n e-

Johnson a t Minot, N. D., last Sat ttrday. '

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson left last Saturday for the \ ties and fror> there they will go to California wheie they will make th«ir future home.

The Ladies Aid of the Ebenezer church ^ilLJipld their annual supper

M. W. A. hall on Fri-are now enlhted an*, this week the !^,af e v e ^ g * ^ 1 a sale of useful ar small army will se'ek to~enroll Five ! Ihousand members in the Kandiyohi County Red Cross for the next year.

The membership fee has not chan­ged and remains at $1 as ia previous years. Donations of any amount out­side of the fee are most acceptable. Many such contributions were receiv­ed last year. -

On one of the last days of the drive a ' Tag Day" will be instituted and every person approached will be ap-pea'ed to for anyr amount'in pennies or larger donation^ It would be ad­visable to be prepared with a mem­bership card otherwise the " t agge r s" will demand a much greater "tag" mit from the person so lound unpro j tected. j

t ides. You a-r̂ r welcome1 to be with us.

Mr. a^d Mrs G u n r n and son and Martin Hawia ison spent last Sunday at Glencoe.

Miss Lilly Lindblad of Svea is here for a visit with trie ids. ^ Wflton Lundquist of Willmar was a visitor in our bur^h on Tuesday

Mr. Samuelson spent JTuesday at Grove C'ty at his farm.

Miss Ida Herr loft on Monday for her home at Atvvater after spendin^ several weeks at the Kalbek Hotel.

Mrs C. G. Johnson and children "pent Sun^av with the Elias Johnson family in town of Fahlun.

Mrs» N^ls Brown is spending the week with her brothers at Atwater.

—William Brandt visited at the Chas. Miner home in Dovre last Sun­day.

to Anne Marriage Licenses

Xov. 5—Hans ChristeiifeOn 1'eUison

Nov. 10—Ole H. Olson to Sophie Lar­son

Nov . 12—Al\in E. Isaacson to Hat-tie 11 Ol^on.

-\o\ iS—Coinoll Thomas Thorson to K da C C. Emcrbon. Mained same daj bv Judae Gilbcit

. \o \ 13—Fr^d R. Hallbom to Lillit V Kosb t l l .

LUTHERAN EBENEZER CHURCH Rev. H. Tillman, pastor

Next Sunday afternoon services at three o'clock and Sunday school at two.

J. F. MILLARD, Chairman. P B. HONG President L. O. THORPE, Vice President GEO H OTTERXESR, Cashier. N. T. TALLAKSON, A s s t Cashier A. E NORDSTROM. Ass t Cashier A. STRUXNESS, Asst. Cashier

BETHEL LUTHERAN Cor. Becker Ave. & Second St. So.

Jesper Holmquist, pastor Services next Sunday in the Swed­

ish language at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Evening service in the English

language at 7:30 p. m. Bethel Ladies society meets Thurs

day afternoon of this week. Linch served to the general public. All cor­dially invited.

Sunday school teachers meet at the paisonage Friday evening at eight o'clock.

Services Thanksgiving day at 10:30 a. ^n.

Bethel Ladies Society sale and cof­fee at Carlson's Hall Tuesday, Nov. .?0th.

* * » LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH

Njcolay Nilsen, pastor Services Sunday morning at 10:30.

Sermon by Mr. E. Appeivik. Evening services in English, ser­

mon by the pastor. Sunday school and Bible class at

noon. PrayeT meeting Thursday evening

at 7:30. Dorcas Society with Mrs. D. Wol-

berg next Wednesday afternoon. Priam Schoolhouse: services and

ladies aid Sunday afternoon, 21st, at 2 p. m. St. Johns church:

Ladies Aid in Willmar at home of Mr. and Mrs. Olson, First Street So., Thursday afternoon, the 18th.

Young Peoples Society in school house south of church, Friday even­ing,'Nov. 19th. Miss Wangsness and Mrs. I. M. Nelson will entertain.

Services in Norwegian Sunday mor­ning, Nov. 21st, at 10:30.

• * * VINJE LUTHERAN CHURCH

Cor. Becker Ave. and 5th St. West Arnt Vaaler, Pastor

English communion services next Sunday at 10:00. Those wishing to commune are asked to meet in the church basement on Friday evening at 8:00.

English services in the evening at, 8:00.

APPLES

Will have a car of Michigan Apples Friday or Saturday. Bring your baskets and get them right from the car at $1.50 per bushel basket.

BERKNESS, LUNDBERG CO.

—The Mesdames C. F. Spencer, S. H. Larsen and Archie Carlson of the local Ladies Auxiliary of the Ameri­can Legion were chosen as delegates to the State Convention which con­venes at the Curtis Hotel in Minne­apolis Thursday and Friday of this

0 week. I ' — A d a u g h t e r w a s 1'orn to Mr and

j ""lis rtu<=s U Car l son N o v e m b e r 11th I j — E d H i l d a h l of C a n a d a is expected

tomoirovv t o r a v i s i t a t -_h is p a r e n t a l home in Yv l l l m a r

— M i ^ e * Adel ia ROS1<P a n d S t e l l i K o s k o w h i c t u r n t d to Moi res W e d n c s

i I dsi\ noon v-vlieie t hev a t t e n d t h e a u i i ' ! i u 4 t u r a l M hool T h e v vi.sited a l e v ' d a y s a t the B . F . t ' h a m p h o m e h e r e . I — \ i r s \ i m u c t K e n t o n a n d son rc> I t u r r f d to t h e i r h o m e a t 0„ ' i lv ie T u e . I I dav a f t e r \ iMtin-c r e l a t n es a t Atv a t e r

M r s Benson v\ a -, Mi^s L u e l l a Petejfcor

0 of Kandi\oh» b(foie her mair iase an< wa.s ni.ll Known here.

MOT1GE TO

Thus far 650 men have turned in their pictures for the Kandiyohi County War History. -If the other service men in the county want their place with a photo in the volume call or write the undersigned not later than this week. All lecords will be closed at the end of the week. It is ur­gent. Do not-delay. Send picture at once, or call.

• HENRY G. YOUNG, Chairman ' Willmar, Minn.

THE WILLMAR HOSPITAL

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CLINIC B. J. BRANTON, M. D. A. F. BRANTON, M. D. C. J. EHRENBERG; M. D.

OFFICE HOURS 1 to 4 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m.; Sundays,

12 m, to 1 p. m. and by appointment.

Telephone 122.

COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS

O F F I C E OP COUNTY AtTOXTOB, K A N ­DIYOHI COTTITTir, M I N N E S O T A . Adjou rned Spec ia l M e e t i n g of C o u n t v

Hoaid . t a i l e d t o r Oc tobe r 14th, a d j o u r n ­ed to Oc tobe r ^7th a n d t h e n a d j o u r n e d to I \ o \ e m b e r 15, 1920, he ld a t W i l l m a r , Minneso ta . T

T h e C o u n t v Boa rd convened a t t h r e e -t> c lock p m. o n l a s t n a m e d d a t e All m e m b e r s p r e s e n t a s wel l a s t h e Countv A u d i t o r a n d t h e C o u n t y A t t o r n e y . Meet ­ing w a s ca l led to o r d e r by t h e c h a i r ­man , X B. J q h n s o n .

P « f ^ I T . I O N F O R A ^ ™ V ST A T I : K O \ D . A p e t i t i o n s i g n e d by R. F e l l o w and o t h e r s , p ra t ing - for a new s t a t e t oad be tween R a j m o n d and* Vyil lmar v\as p i e s e n t e d a n d cons ide red . ' S e v e r a l Intel es tcd p a r t i e s w e r e p r e s e n t a n d vveip h e a r d On m o t i o n m a d e a n d carriec "aid p e t i t i o n v>as p laced on file, t o he t a k e n up l a t e r a t t h e p r o p e r t i m ° T ^ r i ? T

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W i l l m a r . M i n n e s o t a , Nov . 16, 1920. P R O C E E D I N G S

Board of County Conunisaioners Kandiyohi County, Minn.

A special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners was 2ield, pur­suant to lesral notice at the Court house in said Countv and State a t 1 o'clock •P. M on the 16th day of November. 1920.

Members present, Wm. O. Johnson, O. S. Reigstad, N. B. Johnson, C. J. Swen­son. Albert Boersma. Members absent, none.

Wm. O. Johnson offered the follow­ing resolution and moved i ts adoption:

L, WHEREAS, there are now out­standing County warrants of the coun­ty of Kandiyohi, State of Minnesota, is­sued against Road and Bridge Fund of said county amounting to more than $75,000, in excess of the funds in said Road and Bc^dge Fund with which to

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c u r r e d t h i s e v e n i n g a t t h e c o r n e r of F i r s t St . a n d B e c k e r Ave . a b o u t 6 p . m . T h e Bu ick d r i v e n by A r t h u r L i n d ­blad a n d a n o t h e r in c o n t r o l of E l m o n d Ne l son w e r e involved . T h e f o r m e r c a r w a s go ing n o r t h w h e n t h e o t h e r c a r r u n n i n g P a s t , s t r u c k i t , c a r e e n i n g i t off over t h e l a w n a t t h e M r s . J o h n L u n d ­q u i s t h o m e . T h e only d a m a g e t o t h e L i n d b l a d m a c h i n e w a s t h e lef t feffder. I t fell ove r on i t s s ide w h e n i t r e a c h e d t h e l a w n . T h e Ne l son ca r , c o n t a i n i n g a n u m b e r of v o u n g men w a s a s i g h t of b a t t e r e d m e t a l . Al l t h e y o u n g m e n w e r e h u i l e d f i o m t h e m a c h i n e d u e to t h e i m p a c t b u t m i r a c u l o u s l y n o n e s u s ­t a ined even no t i ceab l e i n ju r i e s . F o r ­t u n e wa.s s u r e l y w i t h t h e m .

M a r i a G u n d e r s o n T h e s i l en t r e a p e r b ro t t h e l o n g a n d

b i a u u f u l h i e on e a r t h of M a r i a G u n ­d e r s o n of L a g l e Lake , to a n end on T u e s d a y m o r n i n g , N o v e m b e r 16th. T h e

FATALITY OCCURS IN COUPLING CARS

George W. Nelson, Formerly of Willmar, Dies at Dodf e Cen­

ter in Accident

While in the act of coupling two cars near Dodge Center, in this s tate. George W. Nelson, age 32 years, was tatally injured last -Sunday evening, Nov. 14th. C. W. Lonn of this city re ­ceived a call on Monday morning ad-v i.sing of the death and left the same afternoon to attend the buriaL The unfortunate young man was the son ot

. , . v. A. Nelson, of St. Paul, late s treet v eneiable woman passed away one commissioner of Willmar, whose wif« monji P/ior to her 9oth birthday anni- > is a sister of Mr. Lonn of Willmar. \eri~arv which friends had planned to celebrate with her. She had made her home with her son, Mai tin Gunderson, The funeral will be held qn Sunday af­ternoon at 1 30 at the home and 2.30 at the Eagle Lake church, Revs. Lar­son and Gynild officiating.

Rev. Sven Pearson Advices ot the passing of Rev. Sven

i earbon, father ot Rev . Walter E Peaison, foimerlv pastor of the Bethel Lutheran church i n this city, on Nor. *>tn, at Chicago, reached the many lriends of the bereaved family last •week. Rev. S. Pearson upon, numerous occasions was a guest in homes of mem­bers of the Bethel congregation and was well known in this charge.

Tribune Building1 Ass'n ^ Permission to sell the stock of the xuuune Building Association was re­ceived -^csteida^ An ad ' appears on r a - e nine, but an article on the project and what it will mean to our people was crowded put of this issue. What added room and facilities will do for tne Tribune and its readers will beet bP appreciated after we move into ttu new home which we hope to do in a \ ery ahoi t time.

•Was Given A Divorce C. H Ha: scorn was granted an ab-

solutp dnoieo from h i s wife Ruth Skoos Ha.isLom in the Ramsey County Dist-rnl1 , C ( \ u r t X o - - 1 5 - •»>' J u d g e H a u p t . i i i e l a t h e r w a s f , n e n t h e cus todv ot t h e n i n e - j ea r -o ld t o n .

SPICER-ON-GREEN-LAKE Nov. 15th—Airs. Walter Wilson left

Wednesday lor Minneapolis for a few (lays visit with her sister, Miss Mar­ie Kiiudson. She will return the first of this week. Mr". Wilson left for the cities Saturday afternoon for an over Sunday visit there.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hultgren are the happy parents of a baby girl born to them on Sunday Nov. 7th at the New London hospital.

Mrs. Chas. Norsten departed Sat­urday for - Chicago v.here she will visit her daughters Miss Ella .and Effie Norsten who are employed there.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buro departed Friday for a couple of weeks visit with relatives in Dakota.

Mesdames Casper Erickson, Olaus Torvig and H. O. Thorvig entertained about tweat.)-five relative3 and friends n the form of a parcel shower at the

iattcis home last Welnesday after-ioon in honor of Miss Olga Arneson, •v bride of this week. Dajnty refresh­ments were served and the guest of lioneo, received many useful gifts. Mis^~Ar'ieson depaited Friday for Minneapolis after spending a couple of weeks with relatives at home.

Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Moller and son Enoch, Mr. find Mrs. P. Ekblad and daughters, Misses Anna and Mabel of Willmar and Mr. and Mrs. Enock Ek-bhid and family of Ringo Lake were entertained last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ekblad.

Andrew Hegstrom returned home -londay after attending to his farm near Kenmare, N. D.

Hugh McManus departed Monday for the northern part of the state to hunt big game.

Mrs. Ben Glarum and son were Will­mar visitors between trains Monday.

F. Johnson returned Monday from a business trip to Cannon Falls.

Misses Hannah and Tillie Knudson arrived home Monday from a weeks visit in the cities.

The E. L. Quam family of Kandi­yohi visited at the John Thorvig home last Sundajr.

Two baby boys were baptized at the Saron Lutheran church Sunday, November 7th. One was the son of Mr. and 4Mrs. Wm. Ekblad, who re­ceived the-name of Vergil Rosel, the other was the first born of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swenson, who was given the name of Lemuel Hilding.

Walter Anderson who has been em­ployed in Minneapolis for some time arrived home a short time ago. for an extended vacation. He spent the past w^ek with his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Aug. Moller.

Communion services will be held in the Norwegian church next Sun­day forenoon at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 10 o'clock.

Rev. A. F. Aimer will conduct ser­vices in the Swedish church Sunday afternoon at three o'clock.

George W. Nelson was born in Will­mar on April 16, 1888, where he spent his jouth and received an elementary education. On removal to St. Pau l . George was engaged in work on the Chicago. Great Western R. R. a s con­ductor. Later he served as fireman on the C, St. P. M. &> O. railroad and re­mained m its employ for a period of 1 vears. For eight years succeeding tl at he was a brakeman on the C. G. W Ry. and also held a position a s ex­tra conductor.

The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter-Nel­son of St. Paul have the sympathy of this community in their sorrow.

The young man is survived, besides his parents, by two brothers, Henry W. and Harold A. and two sisters, Mina S and Vera. An uncle, C. W. Lonn of AN lllmar and other relatives also sur-vive.

The funeral occurred today (Wednes-oa\ ), at the home-of the bereaved fam­ily at 1.37 Laurel Ave.. St. Paul, and a t the Macalaster Presbyterian church a t bt. Paul where the rector Rev. R. C. Mitchell officiated. Six comrades of the Brotherhood of Trainmen bore the > oung man to his place of rest a t Rose-lawn cemetery.

Shower for November Bride Last Thursday afternoon the Mes­

dames Oscar Hedin and C. G. Hoglund entertained a number of ladies at the latters home at a kitchen and pre­serve shower in honor of Miss Frances Hedin, a bride of next week.

A social time was enjoyed, after which the hostess served a dainty two course lunch.

Quie-Glesne Married, at parsonage of Lutheran

Free Church, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 16th, Mr. Ole L. Quie and Oline Gles-ne, both of Sunburg. They were at­tended by Carrie Finstad and Alfred Finstad.

Card of Thanks We, the undersigned, do herewith.

desire to express to all who hare in our late bereavement showed us-true sympathy and kindness, our sin­cere thanks.

Andrew Schuelke. Mrs. Andrew Schuelke. Oscar Otto and Helen Schuelke.

Boy Scouts Attention Troop No. 1 is meeting regularly

every Monday evening at 7 p. m, a t the First Methodist church. There"1' is a chance for a few more boys to join. We invite anybody thinking of joining to visit our meetings any Mon­day evening.

Luther C. Benson, Scoutmaster. Ernest M. Lagerstrom, Scout

Scribe

—Miss Alma Klingenberg arrived Saturday evening from a six weeks stay in Minneapolis.

WANTED—Sales Representative— man or woman, for permanent posi­tion at Willmar. Must furnish splendid references. Pays salary and commission. Inquire for T . J . O'Brien, Merchants HoteL Thurs­day afternoon or Evening. 176

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—The habv daughter of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Kluiquist was christened last F n dav and given the name of Avis Hr"

—Itev. and Mrs X. Franklin and "amilv of Dawson arrived here Wednes­day where thev will make the '• I ome. Itev. Franklin is president of the Co­venant Sunday School association

—Mr and Mrs -Martin Kverstroni and childitn of Kerkhoven spi nt Sun-lav as the £rue<-ts of Mr i n l Mr?, l larrv Strand'^erg. The occasion v\.\3 a celebration of Mrs. Strandh.->ig's 'nrthda^.

—Mrs. Arthur Holm entertained 14 '.adies from here at her home in Atwa­ter Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss 'ranees Hedin. The afternoon was

spent in sewing for Miss Hedin, a bride of next week. She was presented with a beautiful luncheon cet

—Mrs. Phil Halev left Tuesdav noon for St. Paul to attend the State Public Health Association which holds their meetings at the St Paul Athletic Club this week. She will also visit her daughters who are attending St. Cath­erine's College

—Good packing and coal boxes to be had at -Hershey's Music House'.— Adv. 11:17

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