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Willmar Tribune

Location

Willmar, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1903

Page

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Were Found Not Guilty Eagles Lake Fishermen Acquitted

Henry Berg and Henry Olson were tried separately on illegal fishing charges at Eagle Lake. A Willmar jury acquitted both after brief deliberation, with game warden Hanscom promising continued vigilance against violators. The report also notes upcoming Commencement plans at the Willmar High School and local wedding news from Grove City.

Henry Berg Henry Oleon J. L. Hanscom Eagle Lake Otterness Berg Olson George Muller Olson & Johnson Henry Olson Willmar E. 0. Weilin A. E. Mossberg J. P. Madison S. E. Stanaberry Lewis Moline G. P. Karwand

Entertaining Knights of Pythias Host Concert and Dance

The Knights of Pythias hosted a large party with a Chicago program by The Musical Houses. Francie Putnam Pogle read, and out of town guests praised the event. The dining hall was transformed into a reception room with light refreshments and dancing. The organizing committee earned broad congratulations.

Knights of Pythias Bonde Hall Chicago Francie Putnam Pogle

Services At M E Church Next Sunday At 10 30 Am And 745 Pm

M E Church announces services next Sunday with morning sermon No Separation and evening topic American Citizenship Its Privileges and Responsibilities The pastor plans a temperance lecture on the first Sunday evening each month All are invited Jos Eera Hoce Pastor County Auditor Johnson was a Litchfield visitor Wednesday.

M. E JosEera Hoce

Legislature Passes Grasshopper Destruction Law Explained

State entomologist Washburn summarizes a new law. County commissioners act on infestations with certificates from the entomologist. Complainants notify landowners ten days before meetings. If infested, land may be declared a public nuisance and plowed at county expense.

State Entomologiat Washburn The Tribune Board of County Commissioners

Willmar Studied Market Day Plan Echoed by Redwood Falls

Redwood Falls plans monthly market days with a public auction at Second and Mill Streets and a stock lot on the northwest corner. The city band will entertain, an auctioneer will operate at no cost to sellers, and local dealers plus nearby buyers are expected to participate for mutual benefit.

Redwood Gazette Eay Willmar Redwood Falls Second Mill

Levander Couple Travel Through Here to Washington

Peter Levander and his wife from Atwater rode the coast train Thursday evening, bound for Washington to establish their future home. Levander, a former stone mason, had previously worked in the western country. They were joined by Misa Anne Isaacson of Kandiyohi, who will stay in Washington for a period.

Peter Levander Atwater State of Washington Mr. Levander Misa Anne Isaacson Kandiyohi

Little Ole Berg Victim Of Scolding On Capitol Street

Five year old Little Ole Berg son of Albert Berg living over the Capitol Shoe Company store was scalded and scratched after being struck by a motor bicycle driven by Lars Halvorson. Witnesses differ on details but the accident occurred as the boy crossed the street. The family has engaged Olson & Johnson to pursue civil damages and a court airing is expected.

Ole Berg Albert Berg Capitol Shoe Company Lars Halvorson Olson & Johnson Bax

Civic Federation Meats Study and Library Plans

The temperance and good citizens group meets in Bonde hall dining room Friday evening to adopt a constitution and rules. Village licenses to sell intoxicating liquor at Atwater were granted to P. H. O'Brien John B. Peterson and A. A. Kleiner. Anderson and Olson were refused licenses for another year. Hutchinson small-city residents plan Carnegie library in Central Park at the heart of the business district.

Civic Federation Meats The Temperance and Good Citizens Organization Bonde Hall Atwater P. H. O'Brien John 8. Peterson A. A. Kleiner Anderson & Olson Hutchinson Carnegie Public Central Park

Piano contest items and state aid news in Willmar Tribune

The Tribune notes the Kimball Piano giveaway sold quickly at Andrew Peterson’s store and a replacement arrives for display. It highlights contest entries and votes, announces a $20 prize for 10 000 votes, and reports Minnesota school aid: $1500 for high schools, rural schools $125 each, and $250 to $300 for graded schools, with equal distribution statewide.

The Tribune Andrew Peterson Chicago Peterson Willmer Hardware Co Anderson Bros Sulla Erickson Grue Elizabeth Bachman Willmar Julia Thorson Ida Erickson Pennock Hilma Englund Minta Campbell Spicer Mathilde Johnson Emma V Nelson Ellen Linblad Lina Johnson Svem Ellen Sweneon the Tribune Friends of Education Senate Mnch St. Paul Minneapolis Redwood Gasette

Seminary Defeats High School In Nine Inning Tilt

Seminary beat the High School 9 to 6 after leading most of the game. Young Carlson pitched well before tiring in the ninth, with Gisrum allowing runs later. Umpire Peter Bonde called the game as rain threats reduced the crowd and a rematch seemed likely.

High School Seminary Carlson Gisrum Peter Bonde Saterbak Grangsard Arthur Carlson Edwin Carlson Bate

Local Gusts and Games Highlight Raymond News Items

C C Lorenz rents Schilling residence after P J Nelson vacates. M W Thom and family return from Willmar to lease the Commercial hotel for opening next Monday. Clough and Kreuger v Beckman decided in favor of plaintiffs for 831 25 plus costs over a dry well dispute. Willmar delegation bowls with Raymond. series led by Willmar 61 in first series. C Fr Malm posts 225 high score. Return match to be played at Willmar next week.

Raymond News C. C. Lorenz Schilling P. J. Nelson Willmar Raymond Mezers J. C. Freese Howe Robi. Otterness J. G. Sones Fred Ferguson Mat Thom C. F P. Malm N. L. Ericson Jake Haima Spencer Ericson C. Fr. Malm

Seminary items and community notes from Benson

Pastor Pederson delivered a sermon on Joseph to a large audience and may speak again. The thermometer and weather caused a lay-off after a ball game. Possible tennis matches between A B and Seminary. George Fison and Rob Johnson from Bird Island visited Tuesday. Students held a social Saturday night and cheered ball games. grandstand was nearly empty last game. The Seminary plans a third team for lawn tennis soon. REPORTER.

Pederson Benson Joseph A. 8 Seminary George Fisons Rob Johnson Bird ‘Sland

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