Unanimous Volstead Victory at Seventh District GOP Convention
The Seventh District Republican Convention met at the Masonic Temple with delegates from fourteen counties. A resolutions committee drafted platform backing A. J. Volstead and President Harding, praising ex‑service members and supporting farmer relief measures.
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Masonic Temple
J. J. Jacobson
C. R. C. Baker
Kandiyohl
Y. T. Osthun
Glenwood
G. @. Bjornson
Minneola
Oli Lende
Canby
G. B.bjorn
Minneota
A. W. Ewing
Qui Parle
E. Howard
Wheaton
McDermott
Benson
Lenide
State Loses Two Liquor Cases in Minnesota District Court
The State of Minnesota lost two criminal cases tried on indictments from the Grand Jury against H. D. Davis and D. R. Douglas, charged with liquor-law violations. Jury found not guilty in both trials, with Tol Davis for defense and County Attorney Johnson for the State.
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Minnesota
H. D. Davis
D. R. Douglas
Johnson
Tom Davis
Marshall
Davis
Sam Levin
Evan Olson
Delos Metcalf
P. J. Jacobson
Claus L., Larson
R. C. Johnson
G. J. Olson
Edgar Mon Ison
J. P. Johnson
Edme Freuhling
Henry Swenson
G. Norsten
Freuhling
Tol Davis
Petit Jury
Maron
Mason Spicer
Loren Shultz
Daly
Ren- Ville
Plaintiffs Withdraw Case Against Green Lake Bank
Nels C. Malmquist A. O. Malmquist and C. O. Malmquist of Grove City withdrew their complaints against Green Lake State Bank and the case was dismissed in District Court this morning.
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Nels C. Malmquist
A. 0. Malmquist
C. O. Malmquist
Grove City
Green Lake State Bank
Home Talent Play Set at Sunnyside School
A three act home talent play titled An Old Fashioned Mother will be staged at Sunnyside School Friday evening April 7. Admission is 15 and 25 cents with lunch included.
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Sunnyside School
Pastor Welcomed to Local Charge in Willmar Church
The Swedish Mission church in Willmar hosted a large welcome for Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Youngstrom on Monday evening. Pastors from multiple denominations attended, with Rev. Oscar Zar presiding and brief talks by local clergy. The reception followed a program and choir performances as the new pastor and wife settled in.
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Swedish Mission Church
Willmar
Jin
G. A. Youngstrom
Church Temple
Oscar Zar
Tegiel
C. G
Strom
Farness
Lutheran Bible School
Nicolay Nilsen
Lutheran Free Church
Claus Johnson
Jesper Holmquist
Bethel Lutheran Church
J. R. McCullough
Presbyterian Church
Youngstrom
LeRoy Lundberg
Our City
Willmay
Ladies Guild Meeting At Mrs Carlson's Home
The Ladies Guild of St Lukes Church meets at Mrs J P Carlson 727 8th St Friday April 7 with all members urged to attend. B Y P U of Swed. Pap fist church plans its monthly meeting next Friday at 7 45 p m with missionary talk by Mrs Ha Holder of Bengal Orissa India. Local speakers include Richard Alm stedt Alice Magnuson Cora Galliford Elna Forasell and others with music from Ethel Dahlheim Mabel Munson Francea Nelson Emil Lundquist and more. refreshments by Victor Linman Paul Wood and Alfred Peterson.
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St. Lukes Church
J. P. Carlson
8Th St
Carlson
O. J. Westcard
Papfist Church
Ha Holder
Bengal
Orissa
India
Richard Almstedt
Alice Magnuson
Cora Galliford
Elna Forasell
Ethel Dahlheim
Three Divorces Granted in District Court
In district court before Judge Daly three divorce actions were granted. Grace Lahey won custody of one child after desertion. Will iam B. Hogan won his suit against Minnie L. Hogan for wilful desertion and custody of their child. Paul H. Ristow also won custody of his child after desertion by Mabel Ristow.
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Daly
Renville
Grace Lahey
Addis Lahey
Paul H. Ristow
Mabel Ristow
Mr. Ristow
Young Peoples Society Presents Church Program Friday
The Young Peoples Society of the Christina Lutheran church will present a program at the church on Friday evening April 7. Lunch will be served after the program and the public is invited to attend.
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The
Young Peoples Society of
the Christina Lutheran Church
Farewell Party For Ingwald Christenson Couple
Mr and Mrs Ingwald Christenson hosted a farewell party honoring Mr and Mrs Nels Olson last Friday evening. Guests enjoyed refreshments and social time. A purse of money was given as a memento of the occasion. The Olsons departed yesterday for Minneapolis to establish their future home.
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Ingwald Christenson
Mya
Nels Olson
Mrs. Olson
Minneapolis
Erickson & Erickson Prepare Willmar Clothing Store Opening
Willmar gains Erickson & Erickson as a new clothing firm announcing opening in LC Olson Building on Litchfield Avenue. Walter Roy Erickson and G. A. Erickson with Arthur Erickson will manage the business. seasoned in apparel, they foresee a bright establishment in the city. The same issue notes four jury verdicts from the Maron term including dismissals and acquittals.
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Willmar
Erickson & Erickson
Willmar Tribune
LC. Olson
Litchfield Avenue
Messrs
Walter
Roy Erickson
G. A. Erickson
Arthur Erickson
Return Home After Extended Western Southern Tour
Mr and Mrs Victor Anderson of Glenwood return to Willmar after a months long tour through Negra New Mexico Phoenix Arizona Los Angeles Kingsburg Trulock and San Francisco California Cheyenne Wyoming and a Lake Lillian stop visiting relatives and friends They plan to operate their Glenwood tract this summer Mrs G A Soderling and Stanley reunite in Willmar after Minneapolis visit Richard Johnson of Lake Lillian heads to Minneapolis for a few days
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Victor Anderson
Glenwood
Willmar
Negra
N. M
Pheenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
Kingsburg
Trulock
San Fransisco
California
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lake Lillian
Albert Rodelius
Albert J. Nelson
Anderson
Greatest vote polled in city Wilmar records turnout
The Wilmar election yielded 2472 votes, 174 more than in 1920, with women voting for the first time. The piece notes the public spirit after a close local contest and urges citizens to unite for future projects.
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Wilmar
Volstead-Kyale
Willmar
Benson Mayor Yakey Re-elected In 619 To 333 Victory
In Benson yesterday, Mayor Yakey won reelection over Lang by 619 votes to 333. The campaign featured sharp clashes over Yakey's administration and highlighted strong support for his leadership amid local issues.
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Benson
Yakey
Lang
Lost two cases and 3 dismissed in District Court
The state lost two cases against D R Douglas and H D Davis with acquittals by juries. Following, three cases Arthur Dalien H W Smith and A BE Risvold were dismissed for insufficient evidence. County Attorney and defense witnesses presented as the courtroom buzzed with attendees. Easter Supper at First M E Church set for April 12 with 6:30 serving, menu listed, price 35 cents.
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D. R. Douglas
H. D. Davis
Arthur Dalien
H. W. Smith
A. BE. Risvold
Ladies of the First M. E
Peter Olson Undergoes Operation After Setback
Peter Olson, who was in the fore part of the winter but recently felt well, had a setback and was taken to the local hospital where he underwent an operation on Tuesday morning.
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Peter Olson
Meeting at Mrs Soderling home on April first
The W C G U will meet at 745 6th St West Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Sigrid Soderling hosting assisted by Mrs Hildar Hoaglund. The devotional will be by Mrs Hannah Sand and Miss Ethel Newman of Willmar will speak on happiness and district convention planning. Coffee will be served.
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W. CG. U
Sigrid Soderling
6Th St. West
Hildar Hoaglund
Hannah Sand
Winifred Maddison
Ethel Newman
Willmar
G. A. College
Gustavus Adolphus College
Macalester College
Macalester
Philippine Islands
Young Couple Married Thursday in Raymond
On Thursday at 3 20 p m Miss Emma C Gundershaug daughter of Mr and Mrs C N Gundershaug of Raymond wed Harry Card son of Mr and Mrs Frank B Card of Raymond The ceremony was by Rev Muse of the Methodist Church Miss Etta Card attended the bride and Louis Du Houx the groom The couple will reside on the groom s father s place near Raymond
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Emma C. Gundershaug
C. N. Gundershaug
Raymond
Harry Card
Frank B. Card
Muse
Methodist Church
Etta Card
Louis du Houx
Hedlund v Bergquist case heard in district court
Ben L Hedlund versus Otto Bergquist heard in District Court on March 30 an appeal from Municipal Court. Judgment given for the plaintiff for the same pecuniary amount as in Municipal Court. District convention of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union set for Willmar on April 18. Fidelis meeting postponed to April 24. Local notes include residents arriving and visiting, with brief social mentions.
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Ben L. Hedlund
Otto Bergquist
T. U. Dist
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willmar
Puzzle Contest Closes Monday In Willmar
Willmar High School Superintendent Geo O Brohaugh August Forsberg postmaster and A G Molander will judge the Tribune puzzle contest which ends April 1. Get your answers ready this week and join the fun to see who wins.
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Geo. O. O“Brohaugh
Willmar High School
August O. Forsberg
A. G. Molander
Tribune
Willmar paving bids show lowest quotes since the war
Eighteen responsible bidders and numerous material men attended the bid opening for fifty blocks of paving at City Hall. Toltz King Day report the bids the lowest since before the war and the lowest asphaltic quotes in the Northwest. State officials Babcock and Mullen observed. A public meeting at the courthouse endorsed paving options as council plans further discussions with property owners.
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Toltz, King & Day
Babcock
Mullen
Call Extended to Pastor for Swedish Lutheran Congregations
The Mamrelund on Pennock and Zion nearby have extended a call to Rev. T. Carlson of Tolley North Dakota to serve as pastor. Rev. Jesper Hofmquist will continue to assist until a permanent pastor is secured. The last pastor was Rev. C Bergquist of Forest Lake. Carlson has been in Tolley about four years and will consider the call.
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Mamrelund
Pennock
Zion
T. Carlson
Tolley
N. D
Jesper Hofmquist
Bethel Litheran Church
C. Bergquist
Forest Lake
County board to let road work contracts at courthouse
The Board of County Commissioners will meet tomorrow April 6 at the courthouse to let contracts for road jobs 2102 and 2803 to 2207 after bids were received March 24. State Highway approval was required to designate roads as state aid roads.
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Board of County Commissioners
State Highway Department
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