Many local residents visit relatives and travel to nearby towns
Personal notices list numerous calls on friends and relatives across Minnesota. Names include Geo Hedtke in Lake Elizabeth, Clara Anderson in Minneapolis, C L Collin with brother John C Collin in Huron, and many others visiting St Cloud, Kandiyohi, Willmar, Kerkhoven, Montevideo, Duluth, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hedtke
Lake Elizabeth
Clara Anderson
Minneapolis
C. L. Collin
John C. Collin
Huron
L. H. Barnes
Lynd
E. Ohsberg
Elsie Hoglund
St. Cloud Normal
Cora Johnson
M. Johnson
Mabel Odell
C. O. Heglund
Kerkhoven
Lillian Haverly
Spicer
Mabel Bomstad
Lena Bergan
Hustad
Berg
Frank
Emma Boyd
St. Joseph
John Haley
Haley
E. G. Tisdale
J.oe Branton
Millie Carlson
St. Paul
John Carlson
Migs Ida Johnson
Kandiyahi
Geo. Enblom
Jonas Berg
Minnie Hedin
Norway Lake
Axel Hedin
William Burn
J. F. Barrett
Florence Sullivan
Robert Snyder
W. Carlson
Edith
Kandiyohi
Inlaw
K. J. Olzon
W. H. McCallum
Benjamin Ecklund
Copas
S. M. Nelson
UC. W. Haines
W. G. Mapes
Albert Lund
John Lundquist
J. L. Geer
Clare
Willmar
New London
Anna Kvinge
Hanley Falls
O. A. Sandren
A. Rasmusson
Ole Bakken
Alberta
Mesdames Peter Dalen
Wm. . Johnson
H. E. Olson
May Huser
Ogelvie
J. B. Youngberg
M. Knutson
E. N. Phelps
Kansas City
Minnesota
Clara Hanson
J. W. Becker
Montevideo
8. T. Anderson
Lisa Hultberg
Belgrade
Frank Hultberg
J. J. Swenson
H. G. Bergdahl
Agnes
Carl Hulldin
Stockholm
S. D
G. Butler
Joe Hulldin
Effie Ristow
F. M. Kendall
Ristow
Marshall
Ella Wendell
Duluth
Clara Blomquist
C.J. Rykken
John Sandren
Danvers
Ole Alvig
R. T
J. T. Rykken
Nils Sletten
Solomon Lake
Eastern Star marks fifteenth anniversary in Willmar
The Willmar area chapter of the Eastern Star celebrated its fifteenth anniversary with special exercises and guest Mary C. Taylor of Minneapolis Grand Secretary, who organized the local chapter. Delegations from nearby towns attended. a luncheon followed. Separately, A C Crawford of Ottawa thanked local friends for over 100 birthday cards on his fiftieth, and a minor fire alarm at H T Olson’s drew a prompt, uneventful response amid snow. Petit jurors listed for March 21, 1910 term include M Anderson, A Almquist, C Elmquist, R Johnson, A Blur, and many others from Green Lake, Kandiyohi, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Mary C. Taylor
Minneapolis
Itage
Taylor
Twin Cities
Simpson
Williams
Bruce
Petit Jurors
M. Anderson
Green Lake
A. P. Almquist
Burbank
C. G. Elmquist
Kandiyohi
Richard Johnson
Lake Elizabeth
Albert Blur
Mons Anson
Whitefield
Ole Blomquist
Roseland
Anton Ziehl
Irving
Charles Miller Jr
Harrison
Emil Hoglund
Lake Lillian
New London
D. J. Price
John H. Hensum
Arctander
Arthur Klint
Falun
To Vote on License Question in Pennock Election
A spring election in Pennock will decide a license question. A petition requesting submission was signed by voters Chas Wadsworth Wm Helmer Geo Warren G M Leslie C A Berg Aas Peter Lind Christeneva Bert Lurson J O nd and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennock
Burg
Chas. Wadsworth
Wm. Helmer
Geo.Warren
G. M. Leslie
C. A. Berg- Aas
Peter Lind
Chris‘Ghsisteneva
Majesths
Bert Lurson
J. 0
Farm Saga Continues as Kirby Family Mystery Deepens
Gustavus Kirby, employer of the woman Sam once mistook for Mrs. Gunness, vanished from the Harrison farm last Tuesday and whereabouts remain unknown. Mrs Casey, victim of the Games hoax, visited town but says no one knows Gus linked to the disappearances. Sam, who kept a leather wallet with reading matter, hints at a new development as the serial tale of The Farm the Sleuth and the Girl advances with likely further installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Kirby
Sam
Gus
Mia
Casey
California
Gabe
Sleuth
Samuel R
Sam Kirby
Kandiyohi
Samuel
Gunness
Corbentscom Concert Promises Musical Treat
The Willmar band organizes a concert next Monday evening at the Seminary hall under their auspices. They have engaged two artists, Mr Colbentson and Prof. Johnson, for the occasion. The event is billed as a premier musical treat of the season and aims to draw a large audience with strong public support. Gustavus Johnson is praised as a longtime advocate of Grieg whose piano work features prominently in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Olson
Olson
Willmar
Seminary Hall
Artisle
Colbentson
Prof
Johnson
Prof. Johnson
Collentson
Gustavus Johnson
Grieg
V. N. Minneapolis Evening Journal
Oliver Collentson
the Daily Press
Ashland
Wis
Tribute planned for Northrop at U of Minnesota
At a faculty meeting held at Donaldson's last Saturday night a state wide campaign for a men's building to be erected at the University as a tribute to President Northrop was launched. Northrop will retire next July after twenty six years as president. The plans for the building provide for all the various aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Donaldson's
Northrop
Minnesota
University
Northrop Honored by State for University Uplift
The article extols President Northrop for his decades of service to the University and state. It notes his near selfless travel at his own expense, and argues the state should honor him with a building that will inspire future generations of students and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrop
I Northrop
Iitself
Corn Contest Prizes From Local Winners Listed
Bi Superintenden Best 10 Ears White Dent Corn takes first prize. Donated by Berkness, Peterson & Co. Second prize a bale of standard twine from G. P. Karnand. Third prize half a dozen cabinet photos from Wold & Simons. Prizes valued at 6 4.50 and 3 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist
Berkness, Peterson & Co
G. P. Karnand
Wold & Simons
Prize List for Corn Contest Declares Donations
Best 10 ears yellow dent corn earns prize money and items. First prize a six-shover cultivator valued at 6.00 donated by Stansberry and Co. Second prize a pair of Walkover shoes valued at 4.00 donated by Capitol Shoe Co. A third prize a pair of shoes valued at 2.50 donated by Benson Bros. and Jorris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansberry & Co
Capitol Shoe Co
Benson Bros. & Jorris
Prize Winners from Local Creamery Benefit Event
The Best Creamery Butter contest awards prizes donated by local merchants. Anderson Bros. & Co. provides 2nd prize a leather suitcase worth $6, Gilbert C. Sand Co. 3rd prize sharped shoes valued at $3.50, Otterness Shoe Store 4th prize a one year subscription to the Willmar Journal, donated by Journal Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandren's Ladies’ Store
Ohsberg, Selvig & Co
Istone
Anderson Bros. & Co
Gilbert C. Sand Co
Otterness Shoe Store
Willmar Journal
Journal Printing Co
Class 3 Best Separator Butter Prize List
Best Separator Butter prize details include a Farm Scene gift frame valued at $5.00 from Dope by And. Peterson Furniture er for first place. Second prize Mora Hat valued at $3.00 donated by The Progress. Third prize One Year Subscription to Republican Gazette donated by Republican Gazette. Fourth prize Coffee Percolator valued at $2.25 donated by A. N. Lewis. Entries due in forenoon on opening day. Open to corn grown and butter made in Kandiyohi County. Corn and butter judged by Institute Instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist
and. Peterson
The
Progress
Republican Gazette
A. N. Lewis
Kandiyohi
Best 10 Ears Corn Prize Winners Named
First prize Cedar Shingles donated by Peterson and Qvale. Second prize Mayer's Shoes valued at 4.00 donated by G A Erickson. Third prize One Year's Willmar Tribune subscription donated by Willmar Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson & Qvale
Mayer
G. A. Erickson
Willmar Tribune
Best Single Ear White Dent Corn Prize List
A local prize slate includes first prize a sack of Best Single Ear White Dent Corn donated by Willmar Milling Co. Second prize a Hay Knife donated by Willmar Hardware Co. Third prize a Haircut, Shave, and Electric Massage donated by Peter Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar Milling Co
Willmar Hardware Co
Peter Rasmussen
Best Single Ear Yellow Dent Corn Prize Summary
Best Single Ear Yellow Dent Corn contest awards announced with prizes: 1st prize a 1b sack Siebers Best, 2nd prize 49 pounds Gold Medal Flour, 3rd prize 49 pounds Washburns Best Flour. Prizes donated by O K Severinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siebers
Washburn’s
O. K. Severinson
Kandiyohi Bank to Open and a Minnesotan Leader
A new State Bank of Sunburg will open May 18 with P. A. Gandrud as president and O. Baklund as vice president. Stockholders include E. C. Glesne and K. H. Moen among others. Separate notes mention Mrs. Casey planning to travel to Kandiyohi, Samuel R. delaying actions, and praise for Prolific University male civic fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandiyohi
Sunburg
State Bank of
P. A. Gandrud
O. Baklund
A.J. Syse
E. C. Glesne
O. L. Quie
N. £. Gunn
Wrong View of the Census
Washington DC March 2 1910 officials seek to calm fears about the forthcoming census beginning April 15 stating answers are kept confidential and not used for taxation or legal actions. The notice stresses oath penalties and urges clergy teachers and employers to inform the public to ensure accurate counts. A circulated tale misreported a man named Bjorke breaking his neck. he only broke a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States Census Bureau
Census Bureau
United States
Bureau
House of Representatives
Internal Revenue
Bjorke
Eckdahl Farm
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Anton Stenbakken
Alfred Bergeson
Pipestone
Stenbakken
G. A. Birch
Rev
H. Plantikow
German Lutheran Church
Plantikow
Payneaville
Birch
St. Cloud
Kirby
Minnesota Union
Court House
A. G. Hedin
Peterson & Wellin
C. A. Nelson
Bank For Sumburg
P. L. Johnson
Henry Hanscom
Mies Ida Boe
Anna C. Dickey
Ames Block
Abigail Edgren
L. G. Edgren
Hector
Holmberg
Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Society of the Free Church
Medames Henry Johnson
D. Wahlberg
G. W. Finch
Elk River
A.J. Abbott
Finch
C. E. Gerretson
H. F. Porter
Samuel Nelson
L. Moline
Nels Olson
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Peter Going
Rochester
Leonard Melin
Swan Larson
Larson
John Sand
Moose Lake
Associated Meat Markets
Swan Anderson
C. Ackerman
Hedin
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Magnus Petterson
Leverybody
Baptist Church
Mary Monson
Eiffel
Nels Holm
Peter Broberg
the Tribune
Broberg
Waseca
Sharon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Atwater
Hotel Atwater
J. F. Branton
Knipe & Marshall
Saratoga
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