Grue resigns as manager of Standard Lumber
John L Grue resigns as local manager of the Standard Lumber Company in Willmar effective April 1 after ten years with the firm nine as manager The owners appoint C M Gordhamer to succeed him Grue will remain in Willmar pursuing another form of work and Gordhamer is praised for his suitability
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Grue
Standard Lumber Company
Grue
Willmar
C. M Gordhamer
Goldhamer
Grune
District Court Opens On Monday In Local Proceedings
The March term of the District Court will run about a month with a jury session expected to last several days and citizenship examinations for about fifteen residents on opening day conducted by a Federal representative. G E Qvale is District Judge Ed Sanderson Clerk Charles Johnson prosecuting Kandiyohi County Sheriff Peter Bonde will oversee. Local attorneys include Johnson Stanford Gilbert Oberg and Young. A W G T U meeting is set for 612 Fourth Street BE with devotions by Mina Alstrup and Celia Rodlung. Patrols will maintain trunk highways under C M Mathies. Willing Workers bazaar at the Swedish Mission church Friday March 17. Evelyn Agren and D P Stohl wed Tuesday March 14 1922. Priam Club meeting postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. ‘Qvale
Ed. Sanderson
W.c. T.U
Ida Stromert
Fourth Street
Mina Alstrup
Celia Rodlung
G A. Erickson
Alstrup
Swedish Mission Church
Results in detail of yesterday's Willmar primaries
Yesterday's city primaries in Willmar under the new system drew broad voter participation. Official tallies show mayoral votes well above 896, city treasurer a close race with Odell ahead by 48, and council members winning substantial margins. The column concludes the system proved practical and gains confidence ahead of future primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Altho
Odell
Will Again Open Creamery Doors
Peacock creamery directors voted to reopen for the season after closing last fall. Farmers pledged support and a new buttermaker, Forman L Larson of Willmar, was hired. Interior repairs and a motor will be installed, with operations to start late March or early April. Poultry and eggs will be added as an auxiliary line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Creamery Company
Primary Class Begins At 2 P.M. March 20
Spring primary class in the Normal Training department starts Monday at 2 p.m. daily until 3:30 p.m. Forty four pupils have enrolled with six places remaining. Applications must be made this week as late entries cannot be accepted.
Raymond student wins second prize in declamatory contest
Grace Jonk of Raymond a senior in the University of Minnesota school of agriculture won second place in the dramatic and narrative art section of the annual declamatory contest earning 35 dollars. The school part of the agriculture department has graduated over 2700 with 95 percent returning to farms. Students spend six months at University Farm and six on a farm applying university lessons under department inspectors earning credits toward graduation or entrance into the college of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jonk
Raymond
School of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
March &Rd
Department of Agriculture
University Farm
College of Agriculture
Basket Social Plan by Legion Post Event
The Legion Post, at its Wednesday meeting, voted to hold a basket social during the April post gathering. Baskets will be priced at a maximum of 49 cents each.
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The
Legion Post
Faith on Society Hosts Meeting at Rodegeb Home
The Faith on Society of the First M. E. church plans a gathering next Tuesday evening March 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs E L Rodegeb 1908 Becker Ave West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the First M. E. Church
E. L. Rodegeb
Becker Ave West
Svea Farmers Club Meeting Friday Evening
The Svea Farmers Club will hold their meeting next Friday evening at 8 o'clock March 17 in District No. 55. Refreshments will be served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svea Farmers Club
Carnival rejected by American Legion post in city
At a Hangcom Post meeting a rep from Isler's Greatest Shows urged a June 12 visit with a rain or shine $400 guarantee. The Post declined the offer, noting most traveling carnivals are unreliable and preferring to avoid risky sponsorship. The decision aligns with a cautious stance toward fairs in Kandiyohi County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hangcom Post
American Legion
Isler
Post
Legion
Kandiyohi
Militia Company Begins Its Work In City
The National Guard unit consisting of fifty men was mustered into service last Thursday at Grand Fellows Hall on Pitt Street. Lieut-Col. Paul L. Spooner of Minneapolis, formerly of Morris, led the muster. The oath was taken and records completed, drill to start this evening with first practice planned for 7:30. A federal muster is set for March 23 with Captain Anderson of Grand Forks in charge. Archie Carlson and Russell Currany named as first and second lieutenants respectively. sergeants and corporals to follow. Enlistments remain open with Captain Young handling inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Qdld Fellows Hall
Pitt Street
Paul L. Spooner
Minneapolis
Morris
Anderson
Grand Forks
N. D
Archie Carlson
Nrstieutenant
Russell Currany
Young
Civic Club to Meet for Library Talk and Discussion
The Civic Club plans a meeting on Tuesday afternoon March 21 in the Library basement with a business session followed by a talk on Our Public Library and its Needs by Mrs W D Wiggins of the Library Board. An open discussion on civic government will follow and members should come prepared with questions. In municipal news Fred Rodewald of Harrison Township was arrested on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a large amount of hay. He appeared in Municipal Court, waived examination, was bound over to District Court, and bail of 400 was posted.
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Civic Club
W. D. Wiggins
Fred Rodewald
Harrison Township
Rodewald
Old Citizen and Veteran G A Glader Passes Atwater
Ex Senator Gustavus Adolphus Glader died at his Atwater home after kidney trouble. Funeral services are planned for Friday March 17 with rites at the residence and Swedish Lutheran church. Glader, born in Kroro parish, lived a long eventful life and fought in Civil War era skirmishes and later military upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Glader
Atwater
Gustavus Adolphus Glader
Westforp
Purnby Parish
Ikroto
Glader Family Scout and Civil War Soldier Journey
Gust avus Glader and brother Carl migrate from Sweden to Chisago Lake Minnesota. Gust avus joins Captain Mattson’s Scandinavian Company D in the Third Minnesota Regiment and fights at Wood Lake in the Sioux War, sustaining wounds but continuing service. The narrative traces early life, enlistment, and the regiment’s movements through 1862, ending with a note of continued coverage on page two.
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Hargs Lain
Sweden
Glider
Eller Glader
Nick
A. P. Glider
Chisago Lake
America
Gustavus
New York
St. Paul
St. Croix
Taylor's Falls
Carl
Lake Superior
Duluth
Hans Mattson
Goodhue County
Kandigohi County
John G. Porter
Charles P. Quist
Mattson
Minnesota Regiment
Tennessee
Wood Lake
Glader
Minnesota
Little Crow
Sergeant Glader
Pipestone
Fort Snelling
Minnesota Prairies
Stacy Bros Sell Willmar Fruit Business to Gamble Robinson
Stacy Brothers wholesale fruit dealers of Willmar sold their Willmar fruit house and adjoining buildings to Gamble Robinson Company of Minneapolis. The transaction includes stock and the brick structure on Pacific Avenue. Ongoing personnel changes and possible future positions for Wnt O’Neil are noted amid plans for post sale use of the properties.
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Mlla
Friday Brothers
Thrudut
Northwest
Whinger
Gamble-Robinson Company
Minneapolis
Pacific ‘Avenue
Gamible- Robinson
Wnt. O'Neil
Stacy Bros
Stacy Brothers
Fort Dodge
Fremont
Neb
Escanaba
Mich
Gamble “Robinson Company
Han
Sorum
Stacy
Amonia
Teujte
Dealers Meet In Tribune Building Rooms
A meeting of old time dealers in Minnesota will be held in a Tribune Building office room on Friday afternoon. C A Baklund of Kallevig Bros and Baklund is arranging. Ford Motor Company representatives will attend to discuss business matters. Participating firms include Nelson Kerkhoven Valkenhagen Murphy Auto Hancock Strong Atwater Minar Cassel Larson Hedberg Cokato Stenbakken Vogel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Tribune
Kallevig Bros. & Baklund
C. A. Baklund
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Nelson, Kerkhoven
P. J. Valkenhagen
Benson
Murphy Auto Co
Hancock
Strong Motor Co
Atwater
Larson-Minar Co
Litchfield
Minar Motor Co
Cassel
Larson-Hedberg Co
Cokato
Stenbakken Bros
New
London
HH. W. Vogel & Co
Howard Lake
Kandiyohi Community Club Program at Whittier School
Kandiyohi Community Club schedules a Friday program at Whittier schoolhouse on March 17 at 8 16 pm featuring Irene Samuelson piano solo and various vocal and reading acts. Ladies Aid Society of the First M E church to meet at Mrs Peter Bartelsons home on March 29 with lunch served. A special meeting is called for all members Friday afternoon at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandiyohi
Rupert Kroona
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Peter Bartelson
Coffee Social at Bethel Church Set for Thursday
Bethel Ladies Society hosts a coffee social Thursday afternoon at the church with lunch for the general public. Volunteers listed include Mesdamés Victor Nelson Alfred Bergeson Paul Hein J A Jacobson Oscar Lundberg Adolph Benson C Anderson Netn Hols Mathilda Larson and Kan Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Ladies ‘Society
Mesdamés
Victor Nelson
Alfred Bergeson
Paul Hein
J. A. Jacobson
Oscar Lundberg
Adolph Beson
Anderson
Netn! Hols
Mathilda Larson
Kan? Munson
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John Grue
Standard
Standard Lbr. Co
Highway Department
C. M. Mathies
Priam
W. E. Lawson
Wee
A. A. Anderson
B.C. Weint
O. W. Odell
C.F. Olson
Hans Gunderson
Ain
O. J. Westgard Tae
Frank Franzen
Ed. T. Sandbo
Weal Essecas
J. B. Boyd
Eit Sveteerstererns
C. A. Jacobson
ST. Wi Kent
Hugh Campbell
N. P. Nelson
E. T. Bergquist
Py Beene
Conrad Owon
Io Strel
C.J. Freeberg
Sree Wm
Bjomberg Settees
Dwight Johnson
Wytasnes Seeeta
Justice OF the Peace
David Hoglund
T. Cramer
H. Peterson
Thorson
Geo. Muller
Bergquist
Eeerese
Will
Peanock Creamery
Carnival
Carnival Company
Encampment Meeting
Harmony
Odd Fellows
Kerkhoven
Odd PeHows
Fifth St
Ty BE. H. Landeen
Geo. Hanson
Hiese
Maryland
Virginia
Grant
Murfreesboro
General Foreest
Libby Prison
McMinnville
Benton Barracks
St. Louis
Wort Snelling
A. R. Welch
First
Hon
Carver
Glencoe
Hutcheon
Acton Unl Cedar Mills
Long Lake
Rom
Cedar Mills
Wort Ridgely
Bird Island
Fort Ridgely
Addi- Uon
Sibley
Yellow Medicine
Tacy Bros
Willmar Business
ble-Robinson Company
Nheeerative Datee
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