Messiah Concert Delights Willmar Choral Society
The Willmar Choral Society under David Nyvall Jr. delivered a moving Messiah at High School Auditorium with eight choruses, soloists Agnes East Snyder Clara Williams George Krieger Harry Phillips and Miss Nell Robbins. The audience praised the performance as outstanding, with strong enunciation and harmony, while tickets sold out and a postconcert lunch followed. A meeting of the Women's Athletic Club was postponed to Friday due to a scheduling clash with the Parent Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar Choral Society
David Nyvall, Jr
Minneapolis
Agnes Ftast- Snyder
Vmea
Clara Williams
Nell Robbins
Contin
Hallin's Drug Store
St. Luke's Guild
Parent-Teachers Association
Coffee Social by Ladies Aid at Swedish Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Swedish Methodist church will meet next Thursday March 9 at 2 20 p m in the church. Lunch will be served by the Society. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Swedish Methodist Church
Evening Classes At Willmar High School
Evening classes are held Mondays and Thursdays from seven to nine at Willmar High School. Instructors include Supt. Geo Brohaugh and Prof. Harry Wahlstrand. Courses cover citizenship, penmanship, English and spelling. Eleven students have enrolled and the program aids citizens in the district court term opening March 20. Melvin Root underwent an operation for adhesion at Willmar Hospital and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar High School
Geo, Brohaugh
Harry Wahlstrand
Willmar
Melvin Root
Dodge
Willmar Hospital
Mondag
Inspector Brownell Tests Willmar Water Quality
O H Brownell of the Minnesota State Board of Health and the Federal Government inspected Willmar's water on Tuesday testing supply quality. He noted Willmar water has previously been very good and expected no change this year. An analysis will be filed with the city clerk and a report sent to Spicer and Morris trips noted as part of annual tours to about 100 Minnesota towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EH. Brownell
Minnesota State Board of Health
Brownell
Willmar
State Department
Spicer
Morris
Minnesota
Majestic Sold to Franklin Co in Minneapolis deal
The Franklin Amusement Company of Minneapolis, owner of the Dreamland Theatre, bought the Majestic Theatre and its business from J. P. Crisp. The transfer surprised many as Crisp had recently named Mark Carey Majestic manager before leaving for North Dakota. The Majestic will close temporarily and reopen Saturdays. Dreamland will host regular performances, and Carey becomes Dreamland manager. BONDS ON PAR The city banks announce Victory Bonds are redeemable at par with 4 1/2 to 4 3/4 percent interest. Liberty Bonds quote near 97 with some as low as 83 on the market. The January 1921 slump in Government Bonds is noted. Mr and Mrs Erick Erickson of Colfax visited the city before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Amusement Company
Minneapolis
Dreamland Theatre
Majestic Theatre
J. P. Crisp
Mr. Crisp
Mark Carey
The
Majestic
North Dakota
Dreamland
D. M. Eytcheson
Derailment near railroad yards narrowly avoids tragedy
A four coach derailment near the roal chute at No 21 yards after a switch snap sent passenger cars off track. A passing switch engine and box cars on an adjacent track prevented a topple over, saving lives. passengers and belongings scattered but no serious injuries reported. Lin en shower honors Florence Peterson. Golden Rod Farmers Club to meet March 1d with Rev Arnt Vaaler as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Minneapolis
Golden Rod Farmers Club
Arnt Vaaler
Swedish Literary Society Postpones March Meeting
The March meeting of the Swedish Literary Society is postponed from Friday evening this week to Friday evening March 17. A good program has been arranged. Other programs on the same evening call the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Literary Society
Jens Jenson Suffers Rupture After Fall
Jens Jenson suffered a rupture on the left side after a fall the other day. The injury is not serious and does not require an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Jenson
Willmar Choral Society Meeting and Court Juries
A willmar business meeting of the Willmar Choral Society and associate members is set for Friday night at 7 in the Junior High School Auditorium. The March term juries were drawn by local officials, with 30 petit and 23 grand jurors listed for the term starting March 20. Citizens allied with progressive forces and organized labor plan a Friday evening conference at the courthouse hall on March 8 regarding the city election. Mrs. Q A Melby of Spicer arrived in the city to visit at C J Birkeland's home for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar Choral Society
Sanderson
Willmar
Central Labor Body
Q. A. Melby of
Spicer
C. J. Birkeland
Willmar Girl Weds Mankato Man in Presbyterian Ceremony
Miss Florence Peterson daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Peterson of 226 East Litchfield Avenue married R W Wigley son of Mr and Mrs Richard Wigley of Mankato at the Presbyterian parsonage. Rev J Renwick McCullough officiated. Bridesmaid Lacey Peterson. best man Roy W Anderson. After a wedding trip to the cities the couple will live in Judson Minnesota. Wigley is cashier of Farmers State Bank at Judson. Telephone lines in parts of Willmar were impaired by a heavy snowstorm last week. other areas reported no trouble.
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Presbyterian Parsonage
Florence Peterson
John A. Peterson
East Litchfield Ave
R. W. Wigley
Richard Wigley
Mankato
Mrs Eastman Sets Out for Kingsburg California
Mrs Annette Eastman left the city Friday morning for Kingsburg California to visit relatives and friends for a time before returning. The community wishes her a good trip and a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Annette Eastman
Kingsburg
Eastman
Will Open New Clothing Store in Willmar
Walter and Roy Erickson, Willmar youths, plan a clothing store in the C. Olson building on Litehfield avenue, opening in early April. Roy has worked with Weam-Elkjer Co, Walter recently left their Alexandria operation. They rented 95 feet of frontage with storage on the second floor and basement. The community offers well wishes for the venture. BETHEL Y P S The Bethel Lutheran church youth group meets next Wednesday March 8 with vocal solos, piano duets, a speech, an instrumental trio, and refreshments hosted by local youths. Christian Science lecture Ezra W Palmer C S B of Denver speaks at 8:00 pm Thursday March 2 at the church. Otto Nilsson, Magnet Inn proprietor, celebrates his 23rd birthday today.
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Walter
Roy Erickson
Alexandria
Ray Anderson
Weum-Elkjer Co
Alexandria Stora
Erickson
Olsor
Bethel Y.P. S
The
Young Peoples Society of
Bethel Lutheran Church
Wallace Johnson
Helen Ohsberg
Eleanor Ostlund
Myrtle Johnson
T. J. Sampson
Wm. N. Peterson
Minnie Fridlund
Amy Pridlund
Dortha Coss
Esther
Florence Hedin
Raymond
Florence Lundquist
Alphonso Norlgren
Christian Science
First Church of Christ Scentist
Willmar
Minn
Ezra W.palmer
C. S.B
Denver
Colo
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Church
State Road 6 and 8 Improvement Bid Awards
Board of County Commissioners awarded contracts after about twenty bids for road work on State Road No. 6 in this county and No. 8 in Pope county. Awards cover excavation, guard rails, and gravel plus cow pass and tile drain work. Feleen & Smith and Morris Construction Co. led in respective tasks with Berger Mfg Co. supplying metal components. Also notes a B Y P U meeting planned for March 3 with program details and refreshments.
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Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
Pope County
Swift Kaniyohi
Axel Olund
Detroit
Minn
Wenstrom Bros. Co
Minneapolis
la Bolt
D. Lyle Corrugated Only
Keaner Mfg Co
Dubuque
Iowa
Gould & Huntington
Glencoa
T. J. Frederick
Elk River Concrete Co
Wik River
Morris Construction Co
Morris
Feleen & Smith
Willmar
P. W. Roark
Thiel River Falls
CM. McNamara
Bristol
Heleen
Morris Con. Co
Berger Mfg. Co
Feteen & Smith
Farmers National Nonpartisan League Caucus Reminder
C 0 Bergquist county chairman asks Willmar Tribune to remind precinct members about caucuses on Saturday March 4 in usual polling places. Delegates to county conventions to be elected. Meetings关键 for choosing capable delegates. attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergquist
Farmers National Nonpartisan League
Willmar Tribune
Double Header Strikes Snowplow Disaster At Willmar
The wreck killed two Willmar men and a third from Minneapolis or St. Paul after Train No 10 crashed into a snow plow near Delano. Engineers Hollis McDonald and R E McCabe faced fatal injuries while Norman McLeod and George Pelton survived with severe wounds. The crash occurred as No 10 tried to make up time on the Western route, with more than 400 passengers affected and crews scrambling to warn oncoming trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis G. McDonald
Willmar
Mints
R. A. MacDonald
Park Avenue
St. Paul
Hugh J. Johnson
Grand ‘Avenue
Norman Mcleod
Minn
Geo. Pelton
East Twenty-sixth Street
Minneapolis
Delano
Hollis McDonald
Harry Dalien
George Sanderson
R. E. McCabe
Arthur Larson
L. E. Bhrnes
Hugh Johnson
George G. Pelton
George Peliton
Pelton
MacDonald
McLeod
Johnson
Ingain
Montrose
Larson
No. 10
Mr. Larson
Becures
Cabooes
LE Barnes
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Franklin CO
Beth Amusements
City
Erick Erickson of
Colfax
Stella Johnson
Clara Anderson
First St
N &, Swenson
Lucy Peterson
Nority
Eust
Nels Bredeson
Northwestern Telephone Company
Stites
Roy and
Walter Erickson
Propriet Ors of
Olson
Otto Nilsson
Magnet Inn
Feleen & Smith of
Y. PU
Zeal Group
Emil Lundquist
Esther Swenson
Ina Forssetl
Reading
Alles Magnuson
Ethel Dahlheim
B. A. Lagerstrom
G. D. Forssell
Ema
Forssell
Dick Holland
Mpls
Enil Lundquist
Ruti Carlson
Gmil
Wilard Lundqquist
Maryland
Virginia
BLANCHE L_ BAYES
Boigno Ave
Baltimore, Maryland
Great Northern
Headon
L. E. Barnes
Delano Yards
Mr. McCabe
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