Man Held for Murder After Minneapolis Saloon Shooti
Anton Brogren of New London is jailed in Hennepin County charged with second degree murder in the fatal shooting of Minneapolis saloon keeper Hart at 124 Second Street South. Hart died after being shot in a struggle that followed Brogren being evicted from the saloon. Hart’s death and Brogren's arrest alarm a New London family, with authorities reporting Brogren’s initial denial and later admission after intoxication. The case progresses as police gather Hart’s deposition and Brogren heads to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Hart
Minneapolis
Anton Brogren
New London
Hennepin County
Tao
P. A. Brogren
Hart
Second Street South
Brogren
A. F. Bailey
Bailey
Minneapolis Journal
A Musical Treat Delights Carleton Glee Club Visit
A lively Willmar audience enjoyed a Carleton College Glee Club concert at the opera house. Highlights included Sidney Kinyon’s flute solo and Lester Banks readings, with encores throughout. After the performance, the club was hosted by F. G. Handy and family, and attendees shared a reception and luncheon before departing for Litchfield.
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Opera House
Carleton College Glee Club
Sidney Kinyon
Lester Banks
Carleton Boys
Willmar
Carleton College
Our City
F. G. Handy
Opera
Local notices from Penno ck Minnesota three days of April
J L Jarrett presses hay while Louis Lotven of Mamre lies ill with bowels. Mrs Oman visited Willmar relatives. Rev N Frykman travels to Rock Island Illinois. Carl Edman visited relatives. Thora Elkjer sick with measles. Emil Eklund helps repair threshing outfit. I Irgena of Kerkhoven to take cream Thursdays at Floren Lindgren. Rev G Peterson preached to packed church. Young People's program at St Johns next Sunday. Carl Norman off to Buffalo Minnesota. Threshing underway with two machines near Kerkhoven. Pete Nelson ill with disease of ages. Rev G Peterson to conduct services at Mante church next Sunday at 10:30 AM.
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Lake Lillian
A. Nelson
Lake Elizabeth
Baptist Church
Charles Johnson
Cassel Prassben
Victor Norling
Svew
Lundquist
John Anderson
Albert Frankson
Max
Forsman
Aspaus
Esther Johnson
Svea
Christine Peterson
Willmar
A- Lof
C. O. Peterson
Long Lake
Christine
Olof Wallen
Annan Gate
Mine
J. O. Lundberg
Christias Church
C. F. Akerson
I. Irgena
Kerk Boven
Floren & Lindgren
G. Peterson
Peterson Soule
Young People’s Society of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church
St. Johns Church
Carl Norman
Buffalo
Minn
Kerkhoven
Pete Nelson
Public Auction of Household Goods
A public sale of household goods is scheduled for Tuesday April 23 at 1 30 p m. Items include chairs tables beds car pets linoleums stoves piano lawn mower garden hose and other items. Terms require cash for sums up to five dollars and credit on bankable paper bearing seven percent interest through November 1 1907.
Pioneer Resident Dead in Willmar and Ringo Lake Deaths
Anna Forsstrom of Willmar, aged 77, died Friday after a paralysis attack following a brief illness. She and husband Ole were early settlers, among the first three families in Willmar. Survived by three daughters and husband. funeral held at 510 Fifth Street with interment in Fairview. Andrew Carlson of Ringo Lake, 83, died April 8 at his home. Born in Sweden, he married twice and leaves eight children, twenty-five grandchildren, one great grandchild. Services at Lebanon Church, New London, with burial there. pallbearers named.
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Willmar
Anna Forsstrom
Ole Forsstrom
Desth
Alsho
Ann Forsstrom
Forsaa
Gelleborgs Lan
Sweden
A. A. Larson
Litchfield
Fifth Street
Swan Edlund
Separation Church
Fairview Cemetery
Andrew Carlson
Ringo Lake
Torrbacken
Vargarda
Vistergétland
Sno
Anna Maria Seller
America
Carver
Mion
Christina Johnson
Monongake County
Sec. 2
Dovre
Edward Carlson
G. Little
Superior
Wis
Herman A. Plaxi
John A. Carlson
Wheaton
Ole Lydan
K. M. Kalbek
Benson Avenue West
Ole Lyden
Peter Hanson
J. C. Olson
Pairview Cemetery
Nev
Gustaf Peterson
Eee Lutheran Church
Arctander Measles Disrupt Local School Session
In Arctander district 56 Miss Ramstad leads a session halted for about eight weeks due to measles. Nearby, Miss Gura Huse works for Lien Begs. Superintendent W. D. Fredericson noted many schools closed for infectious diseases. teachers and families attended local services and visits, with gaps in activity.
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W. D. ‘Prederickson
Beory Halvorson
de Laval
Esie
Assen
Jacobone
Yeplsee
John and
Lewis Rolundef
Sickness and Shipping Highlights From Prinsengburg News
Prinsengburg notes Mrs Henry Bruggera improves health while community reports two carloads of steers and one of hogs sold, earnings above local market. Local shipping activity, weather impacts, and hospital plans for Mrs Roelofs appear alongside school events and social updates.
Seminary Plans Benson High Baseball Game Next Saturday
The Seminary baseball team will face Benson high school on the Seminary grounds next Saturday afternoon at 3:30. An entertainment is scheduled at the Seminary hall on the evening of the 20th with a small admission fee. Proceeds go to the Athletic Association. Officers for the senior class include Arthur Ogaard president and Joseph Stratte vice president.
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Arthur Ogaard
Joseph Stratte
Waller Ag ‘Tand
Mary Lynn
Benson High School Aggregaton
Seminary
The
Athletic Association
Carl Ghoulson
Frends
Robert Skure
Martin Ellingbos
Genneshee Jottings Highlights Local Notes April 1907
Min netota Temperance League meets in Dist 68 with good attendance. Ole Lyden dies at 45 after illness. funeral in Willmar. Copper Creek Mining reports a major Arizona copper strike core in Ute Chief vein with rich chalcocite ore. Edward Eliason becomes first inmate at county poor house. A P Adams moves office to Kandiyohi Bank building.
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Copper Creek Mining Co
Tucson
Arizona
Copper Creek
Ute Chief
Uwinze
Walla
Arizona Daily Star
A. P. Adams
Ruble Block
A. H. Brown
Willmar Peat Company
Kandiyohi
Roseland Notes Ahead Of Spring Farm Activity
Roseland April 1 fields are dry and solid as Uidema brothers buy a manure spreader and N T Koott delivers a National Cream Separator to Wm Hoekstra. Local tradesmen visit, neighbors on errands, and the Sunday school elects officers led by Henry Dragt with Mrs Wm Tallen as secretary. The community hears about church notices, missionary meetings, and local literary events tied to Roseland activities and nearby Willmar postings.
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Roseland
Uidema Brothers
N. T. Koott
Danube
Wm. Hoekstra
Peter Huisinga
Holland Township
Henry Gort
Grandma Knott
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Anton Grogren
J. J. Ekander
A. Parks
Elke’ Club
Willmar High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Central
States
Dr. Johnson
Aay Anderson
Benson Avenue
S. E. Magnuson
Fair
T. T. Cramer
Atwater
Alberta
Canada
Cramer
Samuel Nelson
Miss Hannah Nelson
Willmar Street Fair Association
Commercial Club
E. G. Wellin
Men's League
Men's League of the
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Agen
Seattle, Wash
Mr. Curran
Russell Peterson
P. C. Peterson
St. Paul
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
S. B. Chapin
S. O. Leslie
Porte Veer
Rev. G. Peterson
Mante Shurch
Anna Fornstrom
Prinsburg
Henry Bruggera
Berm van der Bilt
N. Dykema
Wo K. Molenaar
Ben Wibbles
Braker Bros
Messrs
Molenaar
Wibbles
Abraham Bonnema
G. Deof
Grand Rapids
Mich
Beltives
Mr. de Loof
Fred Slagter
H. J. Roelofs
Renville
Louis Talen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Metare
Joseph Estrem
Edith
William
Waco
Texas
Mr. Estrem
J.C. Utton
Beaudette
Mr. Utton
Great Northern
Elks Club
Rte
Gennessee
Bergquist Lok
Claus Johnson
Edward Eliason
Spicer
Olson
County Poor House
Eliason
Freports
Little Helpers Society of the Baptist Church
Julia Noyes Birch
Chas. A. Birch
Birch
Allyn
Journal Press
St. Cloud
Woman's Missionary Societies
Presbytery
St.Cloud
Presbyterian
Buell
Home Missionary Society
E. Everett Clark
C. H. Sherwood
Elc. Buell
Wisiliary Cece
Hom. Missionary Society
Mins Osophine Petrie
New York City
C. P. Noyes
Minnesota
M. E. Baum
W. B. Mitchell
O. H. Campbell
Litchield
H. Cc. Buell
Will
Wil Hengstler
D. H. Duckering
Greencea
C. M. Findley
H. C. Baskerville
Mary Colyn
Maynard
Agnes Beidler
Willma
George R. Clark
William Henghtler
Ephine Petrie
P. Noyes
Meadames
Clarke
D. H. Campbell
M. &. Baum
W. Beach
W. Akers
T. M. Findley
A. ©. Baskerville
D. H. Duck
C. A. Birch
Gladys W. Birch
Mayme Garver
Miss Birch
Bhlpatens & Johnson Brothers
Vermont
Willmar Marble Works
W. Stanford
Atorney
Alwater
L. C. Smith & Bros
South Sixth St
Miupespolis
Alexandre Erixon
Representa