Willmar Tribune Pword puzzle winners announced
The Willmar Tribune announces prize winners for its Pword puzzle contest. First prize to Olive Felt of Willmar, second to Robt B Johnson of Willmar, third to Henry Salmonson of Atwater, fourth to Etta Moldenhauer of Duluth, fifth to E E Hauge of Minneapolis, and sixth to Carl W Towley of St Peter.
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Willmar Tribune
Olive Felt
Rt. 2
Willmar
Robt
B. Johnson
Henry Salmonson
Rt. 6
Atwater
Etta Moldenhower
Carney Ave
Duluth
Minn
E. E
Willmar Tribune “Pavord
Miss Felt
Robert B. Johnson
Imongon
Hix
Tal. Ue
Moldentioner
Buore
Hauge
Cari WV
Towley
Wilry Confectionery Change in Spicer Ownership
George W Nelson and Sigwald G Nelson of Wilry Confectionery in Wilmar have bought the George Johnson confectionery at Spicer. They will lease the building, taking only stock and business rights, and reside in Spicer. Remodeling has begun and should finish soon as Geo Johnson operated the shop last month.
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George and
Sigwald Nelson
Wilry
Spicer
George W. and
Sigwald G. Nelson
George Johnson
Geo. Johnson
Willmar
Willmar Athlet ic Association Prepares For 1922 Baseball Season
Willmar Athletic Association directors push ahead with plans for a strong city nine and a Commercial League revival. Manager Gleason to arrive May 1 to organize an early season with hopes of a May 14 start. Efforts include afternoon games, business firm support, and a drive to sell season tickets for financial stability.
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Willmar Athletic Association
Thei
City
The
Athletic Association
Gleason
Willmar City
Mpd
Rangr
Tha 'Sailors
Iil
Bible Class to Give Exercises at Lutheran School
Thursday evening next week the Luther an Pree church hosts closing exercises of Willmar Lutheran Bible school first year completed in two year program. Students mark the termination of the initial term with a program to be announced in next week’s issue. Boy Scouts Bethel Lutheran Bren church present program Friday evening admission fifteen cents refreshments ten cents. Svea choir to sing Victory at Christina Lutheran Lake Lillian Friday 28 admission 25 cents and lid?
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Willmar Lutheran Bible School
Boy Scouts of the Bethel
Svea
Christina Luth
Lake Lillian
Library Benefit Saturday in Willmar arrives with coffee menu
The Library Benefit public coffee will be held Saturday from 3 to 7 PM under Library Board auspices to raise funds for library service. A committee asks for goodwill donations at the Mason ic Temple and outlines a simple menu including ham and lettuce sandwiches, cake and coffee.
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Willmar
Masonic Temple
Birthday Social at Bethel Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid will host a Birthday Social next Wednesday at eight o clock. Program includes scripture reading, prayer, piano solo by Nora Swenson, vocal solo by Mrs C E Anderson, recitation by Victor Klingenberg, instrumental tunes, vocal solo by Miss Amy May, talk by Miss Engdaht, and horn solos by Clarence Granoski. Refreshments in the basement. All invited.
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Ladies Aid
The
Bethel Lutheran Church
Mer. Holmquist
Nora Swenson
C. E. Anderson
Victor Klingenberg
Amy May
Miss Engdaht
Clarence Granoski
Spicer School Program Set At M W A Hall
Pupils of the primary and intermediate rooms of Spicer school present a program at Spicer M W A Hall on Saturday evening April 29 at eight o'clock Admission is 40 cents and 28 cents.
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Spicer School
Spicer M. W. A
Anniversary program at Dist 61 schoolhouse
An experimental program marks the fifty year observance to be held tomorrow evening at the Dist 61 schoolhouse southeast of Willmer near Tripolis church. The event starts at eight with former teachers and students among participants. A basket social follows. a large attendance is expected.
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Willmer
Tripolis
Marie Person
Atty. Johnson
Olof
Martin
Theo
Mattson
Jennie Sperry
Willmar Reading
Hazel Bergquist
Martha (Broberg) Peterson
Olivia
Trene Stevens
F. Olson
J. P. Johnson
Helen Cederstrom
Atwater
Theo, Mattson
Emma Peterson
Ewin Magnuson
Eagle Lake Y P S Event Friday Evening
The Eagle Lake Y P S will be held in church Friday evening April 28 at 8 o clock. Prof Farness of the Lutheran Bible school will speak. Several vocal selections will be rendered an organ solo readings. The Eagle Lake choir will sing. Mesdames Nils Gilbertson and P W Pederson entertain.
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Farness
Lutheran Bible School
Eagle Lake Choir
Mesdames
Nils Gilbertson
P. W. Pederson
Northwestern Telephone Co to hold Thursday office party
Employees will gather Thursday evening in the Tribune rooms on the second floor, the future quarters of the company offices and central. Refreshments follow a social hour.
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Northwestern Telephone Company
Tribune Ie
Willmar M John Manning Pioneer Fireman Passes
Michael D Manning longtime Willmar resident and Civil War veteran died at his home April 21 age 78. He helped found local business and served as alderman and village president. Funeral conducted by Odd Fellows with military honors, burial at Fairview cemetery, life tenancy arranged for Oscar Larson family. He left no direct heirs but left a substantial public legacy in Minnesota.
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Michael D. Manninese
St. Paul
Willmar
Manning
Husia Willmar
D. Manning
Ottawa
Canada
Minnesota
W. M. Leyde
to.Co. M
Chas. Johnson
Thomas
Jackson Street
Seventh
James J. Hill
Willmer
Gov. A. Rice
Rice & Manning
Bank of
Willare
Minnesota Territorial Pioneer Association
State Fairgrounds
Becker Avenue
Odd Fallows Lodge
Harold Handy
Gilbert
John Olsen
1. C. O. F. Lodge
Quad
American Legion
Odd Fellows
Fairview Cemetery
Bank Moves to Better Location in City
The Farmers Security State Bank moves today and tomorrow from 314 Fifth Street West to the building formerly occupied by the First National Bank. Interior work on the old bank has improved its condition and the new location places the bank more centrally in the business district.
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Farmers Security State Bank
Fifth Street West
First National Bank
E O Hogland Dies After Illness In Olivia Area
E O Hogland a former county resident now living in Olivia with his family died at South Side Sanitarium on Wednesday April 19. He was a carpenter in Olivia and had been in poor health, seeking care in Minneapolis. He leaves two daughters and three sons including Mrs M W Hays of Johnson City Tenn Albert of Minneapolis Gunder George and Hilda of Olivia. Remains shipped to Olivia Thursday April 20 and funeral held Saturday afternoon in Olivia. many county friends attended.
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E. O. Hogland
Olivia
South Side
Minneapolis
M. W. Hayas
Johnson City
Tenn
Albert
Gunder
George
Hilda
Skindelien Files For Northwestern District Primary
Skindelien of Arclander fled Inday or the office of County Commissioner in the Northwestern district now served by O B Reigstad. Reigstad expects to file again and a third candidate is likely, precipitating the contest into the primary election.
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C. T. Skindelien
Arclander
Inday
Flying Squadron to Begin Big Meetings in City
A six speaker Flying Squadron arrives in Willmar for a three day series of public meetings on law enforcement civic uplift and industrial justice. Two sessions daily at 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm run Saturday Sunday and Monday at the Swedish Mission church with free admission. Frank Regan of Rockford delivers two talks on taxes, noted for his tax expertise and cartooning talent.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Willmar
Prank Regan
Seventh Street
Litchfield Avenue
Willmar Furniture Company Formed In Buyout
After an inventory of I. C. Olson Furniture stock, Saturday closed the deal with Adolph Benson P. E. Olson and Victor Nelson as new owners. They plan a large updated stock and lease the building for five years. Victor Nelson will supervise embalming services in the expanded business.
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I. C. Olson Furniture Company
Messrs
Adolph Benson
P. E. Olson
Victor Nelson
Atwater
Willmar Furniture Company
Weed Law Meeting in Willmar May 4 1922
Public meeting in the Willmar house at 10 a m on Thursday May 4 1922 to discuss the weed law passed by the last legislature. County commissioners will be in session. A representative of the State Weed Inspection office will attend. Leroy Kumstra son of Mr and Mrs Louis Kumstra of Litchfield was accidentally shot in the leg on April 20 while gopher hunting. a 22 caliber rifle discharged and the shot entered the thigh and exited the opposite side.
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Willmar
State Weed Inspection Office
Leroy Kumstra
Louis Klimstra
Litchfield
County Meet of Farmers Non Partisan League County
The elected delegates of the Farmers Non-Partisan League of Kandiyohi County and organized labor in the county are invited to meet at Labor Hall in the Tribune Building Willmar on Wednesday May 10 at two o clock p m for discussion and decisions on important matters. Every township should be represented and if no delegate was elected at March meetings members should send a representative. By order of the County Committee.
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Farmers Non-Partisan League
Kandiyohi County
Organized Labor
Labor Hall
Tribune
Willmar
Commandery Inspection Draws Large Local Attendance
Knights Templar inspection held Wednesday evening attracted a large gathering. Past Grand Commander E. C Bonniwell of Minneapolis inspected the Commandery with guests including Past Commander Hope and current Commander Cooley of Morris. Refreshments followed the event.
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Bonniwell
Minneapolis
Knights Templar
E. C Bonniwell
Hope
Cooley Fof Morris
Triplets Born To Archie Peter Family In St Paul
Three baby girls arrived Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Archie Peterson son of St Paul. All are reported healthy. Mrs Peterson, formerly Miss Del la Rude, Sacred Heart News, is the mother.
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Archie Peterson
St. St. Paul
Peterson
Mise Della Rude
Sacred Heart News
Lightning artist captivates audience with live drawings
A dynamic lecturer described as a worker who uses rapid lightning drawings to illustrate points keeps audiences engaged and applauding throughout. Admission is free for all lectures and speakers, with broad invitation to attend. Norma C Brown of Bloomington, Illinois, the Flying Squadron’s only woman speaker, is noted as the youngest chaplain in the Illinois State Senate and the first woman to hold that role.
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Norma C. Brown
Bloomington
Ilinois
Ilinois State
Ste
Flying Squad to Tour City With Three Groups
The Flying Squadron will be heard in this city on May 1 in three groups. Miss Brown travels with the third group and is noted as a charming speaker. Miss Jeanette Zweler accompanies the third group in traveling across the United States for the squadron papers and editorial work.
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Miss Brown
Jeanette ,Zweler
United States
National Enquirer
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Employees Party
Michael D. Manning
Wellinown Territorial
Katherine F. McIntyre
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Bertha Bredberg
John Gison
Estevan
G. Bloomfield
Carl Glacer
P.O. Hall
Skindelien
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Rockford
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