Roseland Citizen Joseph Feifarek Dies Suddenly
Roseland resident Joseph Feifarek died unexpectedly Monday morning of apoplexy after feeling ill Sunday night. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. at his late residence, with interment at Barr ew cemetery Willmar. Woodmen lodge arrangements. An obituary will appear in the next issue. Farewell party at Willmar Seminary honors Miss Sigrid telshus with glass vase. Prof. Pederson and Anthony Taroldson spoken. She departs for Baltic to lead two choirs.
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Joseph Feifarek
the Tribune
Willmar Seminary
Sigrid Telshus
Reisus
Prof
Pederson
Anthony Taroldson
Baltic
S. Oak
Red Cross Headquarters Moves to Lewis Building
The Red Cross Headquarters will relocate this week from the Masonic Building to the Lewis Building on Fifth Street, formerly a millinery shop. Refugee garment work will be distributed on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Owners of sewing machines loaned to the Red Cross must call to identify and tag them before Thursday afternoon, or the draymen will deliver them to owners. A surgical apron and cap await their owner.
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Red Cross
Masonic
Lewis
Fifth Street
A8 & Millinery
Sash and Door Factory Moves West of Town
J H Olsen and Andrew Bjorsell bought the Economy Boiler Factory building west of the city and will relocate their sash and door business from Benson Avenue and First Street to the new site for a larger, safer building. Also notes a band concert March 23 at the Opera House, led by Prof Harstad with 25 members, admission 35 cents. Wade obituary. Willmar bank leader F B Wade dies after brief illness. funeral held today. Willing Workers meet March 7 at 702 4th Street. Lent services underway with Rev Andereen speaking on Places Where Christ Suffered and What Happened There.
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J. H. Olsen
Andrew Bjorsell
Sioux One
Benson Avenue
First Street
Wilmar
Opera House
Geo. Harsttad
Swedish Mission Church
Andrew G. Hedin
4Th Street
G. Hedin
Oscar Hedin
United Lutheran Synod Church
Andereen
Christ
Willmar Commercial Club Adds Thirty New Members
The Willmar Commercial Club elected thirty new members at a red letter meeting. Hildar Hoglund led the membership drive. New members include Oscar Lundquist Victor Klingenberg John L Grue Oscar B E Hedin Russell Ackerman Hugh Campbell Oscar R Zahr George Arntzen Paul L Hedin W C Hoglund H G Lonien Henry Morrell John Sandin David Peterson W E Fridlund August Lundquist E Bergquist Alf H Holm Andrew Nelson Levert Benson A J Nelson H R Croak Garfield Cutts Peter Postson J E Bergstrom A J Molander Chas Nelson Henry E Johnson Ed Sanderson and N S Swenson. The club also backed bills to divert part of rail earnings taxes to municipalities and pro rata rail contributions for street improvements. The Garden Contest top four were Maurits Nelson Ruby Otter ness Anna Overgaard Knute Eiland. An appropriation of $25 for prizes next year was approved. Kandiyohi County soldier memorial work was referred to a committee. President Gilbert announced three conventions will visit Willmar this summer. Plans discussed for a permanent hitching place for farmers’ teams near Swillen lots were referred for study. Omlie back from France and Osmundson arrives at Hoboken noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Oscar BE. Hedin
Russell Ackerman
Hugh Campbell
Oscar R. Zahr
George Arntzen
Paul L. Hedin
W. C. Hoglund
H. G. Lonien
Henry Morrell
John Sandin
David Peterson
W. E. Fridlund
August Lundquist
E. ¥. Bergquist
Alf. H. Holm
Andrew Nelson
Levert Benson
A. J. Nelson
Rodegeb
Foster
Maurits Nelson
Ruby Otterness
Anna Overgaard
Knute Eiland
John Ruddy
Kandiyohi County
Supt
G. A. Foster
Gilbert
Nordlandslaget
Minnesota Association of Letter Carriers
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Wholes Grocery
Ed. Benson
Committee On Public Improvement
Stanford
Gandrud
Farmers Advised on Barb Wire Shortage After Carload Arrives
The notice warns farmers of a rare Barb Wire supply, noting a single carload available and urging quick action. It emphasizes a tight crop season and urges customers to recall past shortages while promising limited stock from THE BOCLIND MAADWARE.
Local Notices and Personal Visits in Willmar Area
Local and personal notices list residents and visitors such as Roy Borg, M. D. Mabzing, Ole Callette, Debia Tohowen, Esther Erickson, Ben Anne, Agnes Heming, David Ecklund, Axel Landquist, Adolph Olander, Mrs. H. P. Hanson, Parmeter family, Roy Berg, Lundquist, Miss Emma Peterson, Linnea Henning, Carl Teneeson, Mrs. J. W. Holmberg, J. B. Bosch, Lafayette Zimmerman, Hugo Hoglund, Anne Wellin, Victor Holm, Miss Emma Olson and Otis, Nels H. Nelson, Emil Boreen, Amanda Rustad, Minnie Peterson, Miss Lillie Noren, Miss Olga Sortland, Miss Eva Gulbranson, Mrs. Erickson, Arthur Matson, and other Willmar residents with travel, visits, births, and employment notes mentioned. Several entries note travel to and from Minneapolis, St. Paul, New Orleans, and Windom plus hospital births and cemetery funerals.
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Roy Borg
M. D. Mabzing
New Orleans
Ole Callette
Minneapolis
Debia Tohowen
Fablun
Willmar
Esther Erickson
Sven
Ben Anne
New London
Agnes Heming
David Ecklund
Pennock
Parmeter
Roy Berg
Svea
N. W
Lundquist
Tripolia
Emma Peterson
Linnea Henning
Montevideo
Buick
Benson- Frost Hospital
Carl Teneeson
Spicer
Herbert Sanderson
J. W. Holmberg
Kandiyohi
Tuesaday
Victor Nelson
J. B. Bosch
Lake Elizabeth
Raymond
Lafayette Zimmerman
Woek
St. Paul
Gladden
Hugo Hoglund
A. Benson
Alma Lindgren
E. G. Almatect
Oswald Zemeeee
Great Lakes
Hip Hom
Randall
Royalton
Inte Josegg Feifarek
Anne Wellin
Mayor Wellin
Victor Holm
Kandiyoht
John Rykken
Foxboro
Wis
Ole Nerold
Emma Olson
Otis
Litchfield
Nels H. Nelson
Windom
Worthington
Pipestone
Emil Boreen
P. O. Rannestad
Eadith
Laula Loven
Sioux Falls
Louis
Olga Sortland
Starbeck
Lillie Noren
Altrumana
11Th Street
Willmar Business College
Eva Gulbranson
Langhel
Pope County
Erickson
Marjorie
Eveline
Minn
H. P. Hanson
Arthur Matson
Thin City
McArthur
Texas
Camp
Glenfield
Peer Hess
van Moidenhousr
Soldier from Roseland dies at Camp Grant in 1918
Private Simon Stob, a Roseland native who left Willmar on September 6, 1918 for Camp Grant, died Monday in service. He was born December 16, 1888 in Chicago. Ill with pneumonia, he underwent surgery but did not recover. The body is to arrive in Willmar tonight. His death brings sorrow to family and friends in the county.
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Simon Stob
Willmar
Camp Grant
Stob
Roseland
Mia
Chica- 50
Residents on Weekend Travel to Twin Cities and Nearby Towns
A compilation of local residents visiting cities such as Minneapolis St Paul and Marshall and returning from trips to Duluth Granite Falls Olivia Pennock and Pennock area. The list notes business trips teaching assignments and family visits with several taking positions in Chicago Minneapolis and Milbank and some returning from overseas service. Notable names include Arnold Erickson Emil Matson Gust Hegstrom and several Nordstroms along with Hjalmar Peterson and Mrs Hang Erickson.
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Arnold Erickson
Harold Tuatest
Emil Matson
Vaatnaes
Marshall
Berglund
Benson
G. Handy
Minot
N. D
Wmrn
Oscar Gustafson
Minneapolis
H. M. Hershey
Litchfield
Bert Swanson
Chicago
HO. Arnteen
Granite Falls
Col. C. HF
Mebon
Olivia
Amy C. Nelson
Svea
H.C. Kishpaugh
Raymond
Willmar
Norman Engstrom
Pennod
Fmf Alm
Milbank, & Oak
E. F. Fink
New London
Harold
Lewi Welverson
Slater
Pareley
Atwater
Gust Hegstrom
Lake Florida
T. J. Sampson
St. Paul
State Institute Farmers Meeting
A. H. Brown
Dist
Hjalmar Peterson
Twin Cities
Ida Nordstrom
Milner
N. Dak
Norman
E. T. Sandbo
San Francisco
Alice Jones
Kandiyah
Willmar Business College
Julius Hoglund
Steel and Machinery Company
Mise Ida Nordstrom
Miller, N. Dsk
C. A. Norman
Pennock
Dorothy Portz
Business College
Victor Holmquist
H. F. Brown
John Berg
Helga
Spicer
Hang Erickson
Green
Laks
Misa Ines Drager
Paynesville
Mra
C. R. Er
Sand
Einar Brogren
Plattsburg Hospital
France
General Hospital No. 11
Cape May
N, J
Tabernacle construction signals Witmars evangelistic drive
Next Tuesday workers will begin erecting a large tabernacle at Fourth Street and Trott Avenue under the direction of Ralph Conrad. Volunteers from city and country join in the effort to battle sin with simple tools. District prayers meetings will follow with five districts and appointed readers and directors. Also notes St Mary’s Day supper arrangements and a March 17 fundraiser at the Masonic Building, plus marriage and military family updates.
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Witmars
Dist. No
Otto Eckholm
Esther Nicolson
Ida Moberg
P. Erickson
John Galliford
Oscar Zahr
H. C. Nelson
G. A. Foster
D. T. Carlson
N. N. Feleen
Aistrap
G. N. Tegnell
Thomas Marshall
Robert Ives
Remnius Swanson
Marcus Olson
Patrick's Day
St. Mary's Church
Ford Service Station Changes Hands at Grove City Willmar station
Cacia a Thor palenes of Grove City and A Baklund of Dorro purchased the Ford Service Station from G A Stark and took possession last Saturday. The Kallevic brothers, Grove City, will operate their garage until disposal, then devote full time to the Willmar station with Ford Care and tractors. Stark will focus on his farm implement business at Willmar and Atwater.
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Cacia A
Thor Palenes
Grove City
A. Baklund
Dorro
Ford
G. A. Stark
Kallevic Brothers
St Luke's Concert Delights at Opera House
The St Luke's choir at the Opera House Friday evening offered a lengthy program aided by a resident orchestra. Soloists Miss Bargstrom Dortha Coss Mr Myron Miss Olds and Miss Nellie Noren appeared with credit and the quartet singing was splendid. The program featured popular pieces and was well received. Two reported wounded.
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Tal
Opera House
Ee Sarattaneae Opera House
Erie
Miss Bargstrom
Dortha Coss
Mr. Myron
Miss Olds
Nellie Noren
Serneee
Whist Party Honors Mrs Casas Visit in City
Mi Geo and Sanderson entertained Tuesday evening for Mrs Casas visiting in the city. Ing was spent in playing whist at Ave tables with prizes won by 8.C. Diffendorf and Mrs B J Branton. Delicious refreshments were served later in the evening.
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Mi Geo
Sanderson
Casas
Ing
Ave
C. Diffendorf
B. J. Branton
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Doris Kenyon
Pcreen
Taylor Holmes
Emmy Whalen
Sylvia
Big V
Carmel Meyers
Uncle Sammy
Sash and Door
J. H. Olson & Co
Soo Line
Wade
F. BE. Wade
Fairmont
Farmers Security State Bank of
E. Stansberry
Lewis E. Coss
D. CG. Geo
Mickelson
D. C
Noctar of
Chiropractic
The
Palmer School of Chiropractic
MC. A
Loney Block
Std
Yen
Willmar Hospital
Becker Ave
Davison Hospital
Fourth Street
Litchfield Avenue
Willmar, Minnesota
P. C. Davison
M. DO
C. M
Miex
Mary Brugman
Nuress
City Boosters
Commercial Club
Omlie
Olof Omlie
Osuld Knutson
National Army
North Dakota National Guard
Osmundson
Hoboken
Cora Osmundson
Otto
Boclind Maadware
U. S. Army
Arthur Erickson
Litcha
Brest
Hjalmar Hoglund
Paris
Carl
Fred A. Larson
Augusta Avenue
John Swenson
Hawk Creek
Larson
Carlton County
Mrs. Christ Larson
Federal Reserve
ST. Luke's
Gail Kane
the Daredevil
Evelin Nesbit
Russell
Gomans
Gin
Charley Chaplin
Mable Normand
Lila Lee
Aleg
Meg
Amy
Beth
Ethel Clayton
Fatty Arbuckle
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