Local businessman C. H. Lindstead dies at 12:15
C H Lindstead a Willmar shoe repairman and former Great Northern railroad man died after a weeklong illness from appendicitis. Born 1866 in Smaland Sweden he immigrated as a child and built a local life with a family of six children. Burial set for Saturday at 1:80 with church services and firemen and Woodmen lodge aiding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Linstead
Willmar
Manila Avenue
Charles Herman Lunstead
Smaland
Sweden
Pennock Village
Mamre
Willmar Seminary
Great Northern Railway
Arizona
Copper Creek Mining Company
Benson Avenue
Model Printery
Tribune
Christine Espeseth
Norway Lake
Eugene LeRoy
Los Angeles
Calif
Myrtle
Northfield
Minn
Ella
Bellingham
Wash
George
Frances
Edna
Eugene
Andrew Lindman
Kerkhoven
Fred Lindman
Emily Lindman
Peterson Undertaking
Presbyterian Church
Firemen's Brotherhood
Woodmen Lodge
Plan to add religious instruction postponed to fall term 1923
The plan to introduce religious instruction in Willmar public schools has been postponed until the fall term of 1923 due to time constraints for preparing classrooms and supplying teachers. Denominations must setup spaces and equipment. pastors approved the postponement at Rev. Walter H. Stowe's home, with the Board of Education supporting a future trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Board of Education
Walter H. Stowe
Program and Candy Social in District 35
A program and candy social will be held in District 35 four miles south of Kandiyohi on Friday evening December 22 at eight o'clock. Lunch will be served. Ladies are asked to bring candy. Mabel Johnson, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandiyohi
Mabel Johnson
Program District 25 Event
A program will be given in District 25 on Thursday evening December 21. Lunch will be served. Everyone welcome. Annie Johnson, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Johnson
Johnnie Wins Big Prize in Tribune Puzzle Subscriptions
Johnnie enjoyed selling subscriptions to the Tribune puzzle. He persuaded Daddy and neighbors to sign up for five subscriptions, earning a potential prize of $45. The effort shows his keen eye and persuasive charm as he builds a solid list for the contest.
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Johnnie
Daddy
Tribune
New Tribune
Four resolutions passed on legislative acts discussion
A meeting in the courthouse discussed Prohibition enforcement Rural Credits Trunk Highway Bond Issue and Gasoline Tax. Senator elect Sletten chaired with C O Bergquist secretary and votes backed drastic Prohibition enforcement and against a ten million Trunk Highway bond and a gasoline tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Sletten
Representative Hemmings
Nelson
Senator Sletten
C. O. Bergquist
Nonpartisan League
Larson
Swift County
Messrs
P. H. Frye
J. B. Bosch
P. B. Hong
A. O. Nelson
H. S. Nelson
Wm.MacKenzie
Rep. Larson
South Dakota
Babcock
Trunk Highway Fund
Vinje Lutheran Ladies Aid Elect Officers
The Ladies Aid of Vinje Lutheran church elected its officers for the coming year. President is Mrs H Engelstad, Vice President Mrs A A Anderson, Secretary Mrs Arnt Vaaler, and Treasurer Mrs J T Swenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the
Vinje
Blockwelder Fredrick Lee and Gladys Pearl Cool Wed
Fredrick Lee Blockwelder and Gladys Pearl Cool of Chokio were quietly married at Our Savior's church parsonage last Tuesday evening. Rev. O. J. Kvale performed the ceremony. They left for Willmar that night and will make their home on a farm in Chokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick Lee Blockwelder
Gladys Pearl Cool
Chokio
Our Savior’s Church
O. J. Kvale
Willmar
Swift County Monitor
Births reported in Mamre and Willmar areas
Dec 183 a girl to Mr and Mrs H Halvorson Mamre township. Dec 15 a boy to Mr and Mrs Earl Collier. Dec 16 a girl to Mr and Mrs Oscar H Johnson. Dillon Peterson of Sunbury visited in Willmar on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Halvorson
Mamre Township
Earl Collier
Oscar H. Johnson
Dillon Peterson of
Sunbury
Willmar
Spanish War Veterans Elect Officers at Roosevelt Camp 20
The Roosevelt Camp No. 20 Spanish War Veterans elected officers at Carlson Hall with L. L. Wetherby as Senior Vice Commander and Oscar Sattergren as Junior Vice Commander. New appointive staff includes Adjutant F. E. Holmberg and Chaplain Albert Ahlberg. Installation set for January 11, 1928 with a codfish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Camp No. 20
Carlson Hall
Sophia L. Rice
Victor Klingenberg
L. L. Wetherby
Oscar Sattergren
Fred Bellefuil
Col
No. 32 Hit at St. Cloud
No. 32, the north bound train from Sioux City to Sandstone, was struck at St. Cloud on Wednesday afternoon. Three people were injured, two seriously. The Within bound for Sandstone had Waxtu on a siding to let No. 4 pass, but the brakeman could not throw the switch, causing the coast flyer to crash into the rear of the local. The accident occurred at 5:50 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sandstone
St. Cloud
Coast Flyer
Rest Hospital to Move Quarters
The Rest Hospital will relocate to the existing office building, with hospital on the second and third floors and a sanitary laundry in the basement. The Union Clinic owns the building and will add offices and hospital facilities, aiming for occupancy by January 1st and a staff of five nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest Hospital
Benson
Fifth Street
Union Clinic
Russ Hegness Returns From Berkeley After Injury
Russell Hegness came home last Saturday from the University of California where he attended college. He broke his leg playing football a few weeks ago and now uses a cane as his leg heals. He hopes to return at the start of the second semester if his foot tolerates the trip.
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Russ Hegness
Russell Hegness
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Russ
Willmar Man Plans Christmas Visit to Los Angeles
C A Ferring of Willmar writes the Tribune from Omaha that he will spend Christmas with his sisters in Los Angeles, California. He will be away about two months and on returning to Willmar will be engaged in various business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
the Tribune
C. A. Ferring
Willmar
Los Angeles
Cal
Ferring
Omaha
Neb
Any Sale and Program at Oak Park M E Church
Accancy sale and program scheduled for Saturday evening December 20 at Oak Park Methodist church. The program will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
M. E
Central Minnesota Medical Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Central Minnesota Medical Association met at the Elk's Club in this city. Dr John C Jacobs was elected president and Dr C L Scofield secretary. Talks covered public health work, the future of medicine, and knee injuries. A Savoy Cafe banquet followed with out of town doctors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Minnesota Medical Association
Elk’s Club
John C. Jacobs
C. L. Scofield
Benson
Danielson
Litchfield
Savoy
Masonic Temple
Mrs Gina Dahl Dies at 69 in Litchfield Home
Mrs Gina Dahl died Friday at her home in the Litchfield area aged 69 years 7 months and 15 days. The funeral was held Saturday from the Peterson Undertaking Parlors with interment in the Free Lutheran cemetery.
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Gina Dahl
Litchfield Area
Peterson Undertaking
Free Lutheran Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Dec. 19
Henry Melvin Haagen son to NeHie B. Olson. William J. Buckholtz to Pearl Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Melvin Haagenson
NeHie B. Olson
William J. Buckholtz
Pearl Clark
New Officers Named by Dovre Ladies Aid for 1923
The Dovre Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Free Church elected officers for 1923 with Mrs. C. Alvig as President and Mrs. Julius Holland as Vice President. Treasurer is Miss Gurvie Elgeross and Secretary Miss Hegstrom. The group reported over four hundred dollars in receipts for the past year. Mrs Ellis thanks Willmar business men and friends for support of the Children’s Home Society from her estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovre Ladies Aid of
The
Lutheran Free Church
C. Alvig
V. P
Julius Holland
Gurvie Elgeross
Hegstrom
Cushman Rice Reported Moving Through Russia
Col Cushman Rice, per Edwin Selvig, is now in Warsaw and may be in another Russian city by now. The notice places him in transit across Russia with uncertain current location.
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Russia
Cushman Rice
Edwin Selvig
Warsaw
Ruth Seeks Subscriptions for New Year Cash
Ruth campaigns for Tribune subscriptions hoping to earn 15 to 100 dollars. She speaks to friends and strangers, persuading an elderly man and even her father to subscribe. Ruth feels hopeful and anxious to see her results.
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Ruth
Tribune
City approves new hot water pump and trail markers
The city council adjourned after approving bids for a 100000 square foot radiation capacity hot water pump to replace the old 50000 sq ft unit. Glacier Trail advocate N B Tyson urged proper marking with steel pole brackets painted to match posts. Tyson touted the Glacier Trail as a future major east west auto route through Minnesota, shortening Fargo to Twin Cities travel and boosting eastern traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Tyson
Power Equipment Company
Tyson
Theiag
Minnesota
Fargo
Fergus Falls
St. Cloud
Twin Cities
Elks Stage The Girl in Pink In Willmar January
Local B P O Elks lodge reaches agreement with United Production Company of New York to stage The Girl in Pink in Willmar early January. E J Boomer leads arrangements with complete scenic and costuming from United. Peter Pan children's spectacle included. E K Russell directs with Lewis Harrison assisting. Monday show in Faribault went well before upcoming Minneapolis staging.
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B. P O. Elks
United Production Company
New York City
Willmar
E. J. Boomer
E. K. Russell
Lewis Harrison
Faribault
Minneapolis
Auxiliary Dance at Masonic Temple December 27
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a dance at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening December 27 with TamTam Orchestra supplying the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Masonic Templar
TamTam Orchestra
Earnest talk on safe milk supply prompts city action
Dr. R W Archibald and Mr Macey led a talk at the Masonic building on pure milk and health, urging pasteurization and strict herd and handler inspections. The Civic and Commercial Clubs favor tighter ordinances. a draft milk ordinance was sent to the city attorney for changes and possible first reading Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Archibald
State Board of Health
Macey
State Agricultural School
Masonic
Willmar
Civic Club
Commercial Club
Archibald
J. M. Rains
Robert Thompson
Minnesota
Mission Circle Officers Named by Baptist Church
At the annual meeting the Mission Circle chose officers for the coming year. President Mrs. G. A. Soderling and Y. Py, Vice President Mrs. John Thunstedt, Secretary Mrs. Elsie Ahlstrom, Treasurer Mrs. Remus Swenson, and Flower Fund Treasurer Mrs. William Elkjer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
G. A. Soderling
Y. Py
John Thunstedt
Elsie Ahlstrom
Remus Swenson
Flower Fund
William Elkjer
Brother of James Mulcare Dies Suddenly in Nevada
Thomas Mulcare returned from Nevada after his brother James died unexpectedly. James left a land section and about $4,000 in the bank. Thomas and a niece are the surviving family members. County nurse Miss Inga C. Imadahl visited Kandiyohi and nearby towns, giving a talk at the Atwater Parent-Teacher meeting.
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Nevada
Thomas Mulcare
James
Thomas
Inga C. Imadahl
Kandiyohi
Atwater
Spicer
New London
Parent j@rs
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C. H. Lindstead
Roosevelt Post
Scofield
Daigault
Robertson
Hans Johnson
Tver C. Benson
Glacier
ELKS
Pink
Elk Lodge
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