March Term District Court Opens in Kandiyohi County
Kandiyohi County District Court's March term opens with Judge G B Quale presiding. Sheriff Peter Lande and officers organize the calendar, listing 81 civil and 16 jury cases, plus a nine-case criminal docket. The Shultz vs Spi cer hog case draws attention as the major civil matter, with a postponement dispute noted. Grand Jury seated for secret sessions and will handle several important indictments this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kandiyohi
Twelfth Judicial District
G. B. Qvale
Peter Lande
Ed Sanderson
Charles Johnson
Sherwood
Quale
Lorcourt
W. C. Odell
Mason Spicer
Loren L. Shultz
Mason W. Spicer
Stone
Shultz
Willmar
Flags Presented to Five New Citizens by Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary of the American Legion in Willmar prepared fourteen silk flags for new citizens awaiting District Court exams. Five men passed the tests and received flags with patriotic verses. Names of the five new citizens appear in this issue along with local court notices and jurors listed for Willmar and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Sale of 64200 County Ditch Bonds Opens Bids
Kandiyohi County Board of County Commissioners will meet at the courthouse to open bids for the sale of 64200 public drainage bonds for Ditch No 19. The bonds mature through 1942 with the earliest in 1928 and carry 6 percent interest. Friday bids also open for six state aid road projects including extensive excavation, graveling, and culvert work with numerous quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Kandiyohi
Church of God group travels to Montevideo meeting
A contingent from the local Church of God leaves the city Tuesday for Montevideo to attend the Middle Northwest gathering. Leaders include Rev. and Mrs. C. Ring Richard and Henry Poortings Miss Hazel Wilingson BE. Ramatt of Norway Lake Rev. O. Susag of Paynesville and Rev. Thomas Nelson of Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Montevideo
Middle Northwest
C. Ring
Richard
Henry Poortings
Hazel Wilingson
BE. Ramatt
Norway Lake
O. Susag
Paynesville
Thomas Nelson
Stillwater
Montsvideo
Seining crew completes work at Eagle and Florida Lakes
After months at Ea gle and Florida Lakes the seining crew harvested about 40 000 pounds from each lake including carp. The catch has been shipped East but rising market prices reduce profits, making the work no longer profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Florida Lakes
Sunle
Shultz Spicer Case Dismissed in District Court
The civil case of Loren L. Shultz of Oxford Ohio against Mason W. Spicer of Minneapolis was dismissed by Judge Daly in District Court after a court conference. The prosecution alleged hog property fraud and Medayto arm investment, with an earlier jury deadlock of seven to five in favor of the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren L. Shultz
Oxford
Ohio
Mason W. Spicer
Minneapolis
Daly
Loren Shultz
Mason Spicer
Medayto Arm Corporation
Spicer
Shultz
Atty. W. Odell
Chaaka
Atty
R. A. Stone
St. Paul
Q. T. Daly
Berville
G. B. Quale
L. Shultz
J. P. Johnson
Henry Swenson
Wm. Hebrink
P. J. Jacobson
Evan Olson
GJ. Olson
O. L. Osberg
August Carlson
Andrew Renstrom
Wm. Straotman
Nick Dykema
Willmar Post Office Closes at 9 O Clock
The Willmar post office will close at 9 PM starting March 27 to speed rail service. Last outside mailbox collection occurs immediately after closing. A railway mail clerk joins train 9 west and delivers mail to points between Willmar and Minneapolis via trains 9 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Benacta Society Meets With Tina Anderson at Parish
The Bendeta Society will be entertained next Monday evening March 27 in the church parlors by Tina Anderson. All members urged to attend and bring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benacta Society
Bendeta Society
Tina Anderson
Canvass results of city primaries reported
The city council announced official results from the recent city primaries listing the top two candidates for each office. Names include Lawson Anderson Odell Olson Gunderson Motander and others. several candidates declined to enter the April 4 election. A separate note covers the 15th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry reunion March 27 at the Capitol Building in St Paul with dinner price set at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Willmar
T. O. Gilbert
Henry G. Young
City of Willmar
A. A. Anderson
E. Anderson
Church of St. Mary's
Helen S. Dale
Bert Dygert
C. G. Hoglund
Jno
C. Jacobs
da M. Lien
A. J. Neilson
A. M. Olson
Johanna Ormbers
Otto Paulgon
H. S. Peterson
B. Qoule
J. S. Robbins
Inga Sanderson
Grace Lahey
Addis Lahey
Paul H. Ristow
Mabel Ristow
T. Q. Gilbert
William B. Hogan
Minnie L. Hogan
T. C. Gilbert
Standard Luaiber Company
Minnesota Implement Company
Edwin W. Fink
Minneapolis Trust Company
Anne Kleven
Peder B. Kléven
Ole N. Nelson
Chas
A. Oberg
Alice Orved
Green Lake State Bank
Russell Spicer
Henryson
Minnie Olson
Kelly & Johnson
Roberts & Strong
L. D. Barnard
Lillie Anderson
Emer Orved
Kelly & Jonason
Bonsil
Ity
Ernes
J. Lawson
A. Anderson
Easiver
W. Odell
C.F. Olson
Tans Gunderson - G
Motander
Onstabes
J. Weetgand
BF Wran
J. Dreebers
Olgon
J. T. Cramer
A. Struxness
HW. Beterson
T. M. Tharsgn
Staward
Herbert Hengstler
A. Frogner
Oscar Fridland
F. B. Holmbers
15Th Minn
15Th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Capitol Building
St. Paul
Minn
Kandiyohi County March Apportionment Details
The State department publicized Kandiyohi County school apportionment for March totaling 14112.74 based on 4658 pupils at 2.03 per pupil. Comparison with 1921 shows 1921 rate 2.74 and total 12212.18. October apportionment expected higher. Henry Sterne of Aukarr reported a city caller on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Kandiyah
Kandiyohi
Jth
Onhey
Henry Sterne Ot Auwarr
Second Band Concert Planned for Willmar
The Willmar Band schedules a second concert within a few weeks with a tentative date of Sunday April 2 at the Dreamland Theatre. Vocal solos may feature Mrs Sophus Larsen or Mr Merold Tollefson. First concert drew overflowing crowds and strong receipts. more details will follow next week. Inspections of evening schools by J A Werner report good progress and eager participation among enrollees. Mary Burhap of Rose is employed at C G Engwall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Dreamland Theatre
Sophus Larsen
Merold Tollefeon
Wither
What Block Twenty Means to Willmar
The Willmar City Council secured options on Block Twenty and bought the parcels for 31200 dollars. The plan ensures no financial loss as nearby land costs would exceed this price, and the city can rent buildings to cover interest until future use. When cleared, the city could salvage at least 3000 dollars from the lots.
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Willmar
Willmar considers site for future electric plant near railroad
The Water and Light Commission seeks a site near the current plant to connect steam mains and gain a sidetrack. Block Twenty meets requirements, but a new plant requires a public vote. Purchase of the West half of Block Twenty would be funded from earnings and does not commit the city to building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Light Commission
Great Northern
Willmar
Block Twenty
City Market and Scale Proposal Near Business Center
The East block is bought to provide hitching and parking for visitors and a site for a city scale and market facilities. Block Twenty will meet daily needs with proximity to coal yards and market place and include side-track facilities. The Tribune endorses modern automatic weighing and notes possible rental income until a vote clarifies ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Willmar
Kandiyohi County Republicans Convene in Willmar County
Kandiyohi Republicans met at the Willmar courthouse with 72 delegates from the city and townships. George Otterness was named chair, Mrs. A C Carlson secretary, and several committees announced with ten delegates chosen for the state convention on March 31 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Kandiyohi County
Willmar
George Otterness
A. C. Carlson
Lida Spencer
B. J. Branton
P.O. Ovig
John Swenson
C. W. Odell
C. R. C. Baker
Frank Huer
P. B. Hong
St. Johns
Willmar City
J. Monson
New London
B. P. Hovey
Tennessee
N. L. Larson
Atwater
Jacob Halma
Raymond
B. J
A.C. Carlson
Misa Kaercher
Also Mentioned on This Page
John R. Swann
Versie Christ Kjelsing
Henry Bjelkengrven
Guat Nardin
A. W. Ewing
Doren L. Shultz
Mason W. Spiest
O'Brien
Young, Stone and Horn and &, Southworth
Leventhay
G. A. Stack
G. A. Stark & Co
A. I. Karatz
Charles
Hugh McCaffrey
Frank P. Railwey
Murdock EK
Lathrop
John Davis
Ben L. Hedlund
Otto Bergquist
Charles Jonson
First National Bank of Renville
G. M. Swart
Attommeye
A. Fosnes
Paul
Hans Nelson
Stearns
Nels O. Malmquist
Anna Snicker
Knute
Berg
R. W. Stanford
Margaret Parsons
John Walin
Anna Walin
William Klausler
Mathilda Klausler
Dille
St Lukes Church
Winney
Wiggins
J. H. Bartlett
John Behgen
Edwards
Fd. Benson
Esty
Asa Bomsta
Lake Lillian
Fro Boettcher
Chalberg
Kandiyohi Village
C. W. Johnson
Mamre
Carl Kohrs
Roseland
George Lofgren
Eddie Olson
Hans S. Peterson
Frank Pitcher
F. H. Smithson
Roseville
T. C. Sletten
James Tait
Green Lake
Ben Wubbels
Holland
Henry Wicherdink
D. T. Carlson
Peter J. Defoe
Kandiyoh Village
O. H. Eliason
Ehme Freuhling
Emmett Garnhardt
A. E. Hudson
William Hebrink
R. C. Johnson
Pennock
Leonard C
Shultz-Spicer
Opal Fimons
5. B. Monesmith
Maryland
Virginia
Blanche
Roland Aye
Baltimore
Municipal Band Plains
J. A. Werner
Mederal
Werner
Mary Burhap
Rose
C. G. Engwall
Kandiyobi County
Harding
United States
Washington
Wallace
Minnesota
J. A. O. Preus
Frank B. Kellogg
AJ. Volstead
Atnexs
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