Ex Soldier Boy Dies After Train Ride to Willmar Hospital
Alfeed Tresvold a 29 year old ex service man from Granite Falls died at Willmar Hospital after a Fargo to Willmar train trip suffering convulsions. He carried a government training letter for Mandy-Lewis Motor Co seeking auto mechanic training and it noted epilepsy. Doctors suspected hypodermic injections en route and the case is being investigated by A A Blomquist and the Granite Falls American Legion.
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Alfeed
Tresvold
Granite Falls
Willnap Uils
Fargo
Willmar Hospital
Mandy-Lewis Motor Company
Willmar
Westgard
A. A
Blomquist
American Legion
Andrew O. Tiesvold
Granite Palle
Returned To Cloquet Mrs Wigging And Son Visit Ends
Mrs G H Wigging and her son John returned to Cloquet on Tuesday after a two week visit with Mrs Wigging's mother Mrs Carrie Qdell and other relatives. Mrs Wigging works as an instructor in forestry at the Minnesota Agricultural School during winter. James J Kelley employed at J J Blanker tailor shop in town met a serious accident Sunday when his car ran off a embankment near Norway Lake. He suffered several bruises and chest injury but is hoped to recover quickly.
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Cloquet
G. H. Wigging
John
Wiggins
Carrie Qdell
Minnesota Agricultural School
Forestry Department
James J. Kelley
J. J. Bkander Tailor Shop
Norway Lake
Funeral Attendees Attend Mrs Jones Funeral
Mrs KR Brogren and ATTEND FUNERAL MY were in attendance at the funeral of the late Mrs Irena Jones in Minneapolis on Tuesday. Mrs Jones was killed Sunday in Minneapolis in an avcident. She is a distant relative of the Brogrens. George Brogren, visiting in the cities, also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. P. Brogren
Irena Jones
Minneapolis
Lutheran pastor delivers sermons amid funeral in Twin Valley
Rev. Arthur Tolo of the Luther Seminary in St. Paul arrived Saturday and preached at Synod Lutheran Church on Sunday while the focal pastor attended his mother’s funeral in Twin Valley.
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Arthur Tolo
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
Synod Lutheran Church
Twin Vallpy
Tour of Minneapolis business men to travel 800 miles
J B. Tatum of the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association announced a six day tour by over one hundred business and professional men. The trip starts in Minneapolis, runs west into North Dakota, returns with a stop at Willmar on Monday May 26 for an overnight, and includes free entertainment such as outdoor concerts by the Ford Artillery band. The itinerary covers 800 miles with 28 town stops, marking the tenth annual tour.
Amenrmd Couple Relocate From Here To Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs Carl E Amenrmd arrived in this city on Wednesday to sell their household goods. On Tuesday they returned to Minneapolis where they will make their future home.
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Minneapolis
Carl E. Amenrmd
Minnneapolis
Swedish M E Ladies to Meet at Mrs Selin Home
Swedish M E Ladies Aid plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs John Selin’s home at 322 Becker Ave East. The event starts at 2 30 o clock on May 11 with Mrs Selin serving as host.
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M. E
Ann
John Selin
Beckerave
Duluth Speaker G G Glick to Deliver 1922 Commencement Address
Ally G Glick of Duluth, a lawyer and former English professor, will deliver the 1922 commencement address for Supt. Geo. O. Brohaugh. His subject will be What Am I, a lecture he has given at commencements, lyceums, and chautauquas for five years, with wartime demand noted. The event notes his Russia birthplace and a distinguished public career. CLASS INITIATED Degree of Honor holds initiation at Carlson Hall for thirteen members with Mrs. Clara Bender and state officials attending. supper served and a brief meeting held. Mothers of the lodge and guests honored, including Mrs Hazel Herrmeyer.
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Geo. O. Brohaugh
G. G. Glick
Duluth
Glick
The
State University
Lyceum
Chautanaua
Russia
Carlson Hall
Clara Bender
St. Pan
Hazel Herrmeyer
Medith Brotherhood Meeting At Mattson Residence
The Medith Brotherhood of the First M E church will meet Monday May 8 at L T Mattson's 993 Park Ave N.
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Medith Brotherhood
Medith Brotherhood of the First M. E. Church
L.T. Mattson
Park Ave
Will Confirm a Class of Twenty at Lutheran Free Church
Confirmation exercises will be held Sunday at ten o'clock at the Lutheran Free church led by Rev. Nicolay Nilsen. A class of twenty pupils will receive graduation honors with seventeen questioned in American and three in Norwegian. Primary attendees include Stella Pederson, Camilla Olson, Edna Carlson, and others from Willmar and nearby towns. One funeral notice follows for Charles J. Anderson, age 41, with Rev. Axel Anderson attending from Fahlun. service held at Vera Lutheran Church.
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Lutheran Free Church
Nicolay Nilsen
Willmar
Stella Henrietta Pederson
Weber Camilla Olson
Marvel Edna Caroline Carlson
Alice Georgina Farnesy
Adeline Marie Rasmussen
Pennock
Selma Elvira Rude
Clarence Oamon Lilleberg
James Palmer Pederson
Inga Olina Larson
Havel
Ruth Pederson
Mabel Jeanette Gunderson
Harold Fridtjog Nelson
Agnes Nelsina Jordahl
Ina Marion Pedarson
Roy Stanford Birkeland
Mildred Alvina Bottes
Evelyn Marian Dalit
Orien Khe Peterson
Earl Arthur Garstad
Earl Francis Peterson
Axel Anderson
Swedish Baptist Church
Fahlun
Warren
Charles J. Anderson
Vera Lutheran Church
Anderson
Rev. Anderson
Larson Grahn marriage announced in Paullina Iowa
Announcements report the marriage of Floyd Grahn son of Mr and Mrs Jonas Grahn formerly of Kandiyohi now Paullina Iowa to Miss Tresa Larson of Paullina on April 25. They will reside in Paullina Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson-Grahn
Floyd Grahn
Jonas Grahn
Kandiyohi
Paullina
Iowa
Tresa Larson
Nursery stock deliveries by George Jacobson grow in city
George Jacobson, who has been taking orders for the Sacred Heart Nursery, is busy delivering sold stock in the city and surrounding area. He reports strong demand and good success in the nursery business this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jacobson
Sacred Heart Nursery
Basket Social at District 28 on May 6
A basket social is planned in District No 28 on Saturday evening May 6. A good program will be provided and a lunch served. Ladies are asked to bring an inch for two. Mrs C O Thompson teacher George Flagstad manager Sacred Heart Nursery and Tomie Brothers were visitors in town Sunday.
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C.0. Thompson
George Flagstad
Sacred Heart Nursery
Tomie Brothers
County Commissioners Hear Road Week Hearings Set
The Board of County Commissioners met in the courthouse chambers this afternoon with hearings on county road numbers 26 and 27 at 2 and 3 PM. Bids for weed inspector positions will be opened after the hearings, with up to two inspectors to be appointed. The mass meeting outcome scheduled for Thursday at 10 AM will be awaited.
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Board of County Commissioners
Pretty wedding at Czar Canada on Thursday
A happy marriage occurred last Thursday April 26 at St Luth church in Czar Canada. Miss Mildred Lindgren daughter of Roy and Mrs O Lindgren wed Mr Roy Forsberg son of John Torsberg of this city. The bride wore pearl grey satin with orange blossom trim and carried rose bouquet. Bridesmaid Miss Edit Dahl in white crepe de chine. Groom’s attendant Rudolph Lindgren brother of the bride. Rev O Lindgren officiated. The wedding march by Mrs O Grue. Reception at the bride’s home with five course dinner. Guests included Walter Beekman from Battleview Alberta and Mrs Iver Anerson and Howard Youngren from Canwood Sask. Newlyweds left for Hatlisty and will be at home after May 1 at Ovar.
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St. Luth
Czar, Can
Mildred Lindgren
Roy
O. Lindgren
Roy E. Forsberg
John Torsberg
Mise Edit Dahl
Rudulph Lindgren
Rev
Mes. O. Grue
Walter Beekman
Battleview
Alberta
Iver Anerson
Howard Youngren
Canwoonl
Sask
Hatlisty
Ovar
Commissioner Harris Johnson Files for Fourth District
Harris R. Johnson of Lake Elizabeth filed at the County Auditor's Office for the office of County Commissioner in the Fourth District. The race includes incumbent Dr. Swenson and Frank Danielson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris R. Johnson
Lake Elizabeth
County Auditor's Office
Dr. Swenson
Frank Danielson
Boerger Family Motored to St. Cloud
Boerger traveled to St. Cloud on Sunday and returned the same day with his wife. She had been there a week due to his brother's illness and also visited her parents during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Cloud
Boerger
Mr. Boerger
Mrs. Boerger
Mass Meeting on Weed Law at Willmar Courthouse
A public meeting will be held at the Willmar courthouse at 10 a m on Thursday May 4 1922 to discuss the weed law passed by the last legislature. County commissioners will be in session. A representative from the State Weed Inspection Office will attend. C P Bull or his assistant Miller may also be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
State
C. P. Bull
Miller
Infant dies as convulsions claim Thompson infant
The infant Harvey LeRoy Thompson, born April 10, 1922, died at his parents home Tuesday at 9 40 pm from convulsions. Funeral is set for Thursday at 2 30 pm with Rev. Luther Benson officiating. He leaves his parents and one sister. A school program in district No 25 Thursday at 8 pm will feature refreshments afterward. Alma Bratberg, teacher. Mr and Mrs E A Erickson and family visited Montevideo and returned via Watson.
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Hr. S. Thompson
Harvey LeRoy Thompson
Houe
Luther Benson
E. A. Erickson
Montevideo
Watson
Apology to Readers Over Prohibition Squadron Misleading Ads
The Tribune apologizes for advertising the Flying Squadron, a Prohibition group that came to Willmar to speak on law enforcement and justice but mainly backed Congressman A. J. Volstead's reelection. Three of six meetings were Volstead rallies, despite assurances of nonpolitical aims. Victor E. Lawson regrets misinforming readers.
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Prohibition Party
the Tribune
Flyi Og
Willmar
Cartigan
A. J. Volstead
Volstead
Congressmyih
Victor E. Lawson
Will Organize a Commercial's League
A mass meeting for all sport enthusiasts baseball fans and players will be held Monday at 7 30 in the County House courtroom to discuss plans for a Commercial League. Gleason Wlin, hired by the Whimar Athletic Association board, will direct the league in addition to managing the city baseball team. He arrived Monday from Jasper Minnesota and has begun his duties.
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Ager Gleason Wlin
Whimar Athletic Association
City
Gleagow
Jasper
Minn
Bank of Willmar Directors Hold Meeting and Decline Dividends
Board of Directors of Bank of Willmar met Saturday in bank offices. Absent were S JB Quale Col Cushman Rica and late director M D Manning. Resolutions of condolence passed for four former directors. Manning vacancy to be filled at July stockholders meeting. Bank statement shows total assets 1,451,058.09 and total liabilities plus capital 4,451,558.09 with deposits 1,266,492.00 and capital stock 100,000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Willmar
S. JB. Quale
Col. Cushman Rica
M. D. Manning
Nels Swenson
Edwin Selvig
M. G. Handy
J. 8. Robbins
Capital Stock
War Finance Corporation
Male Chorus to Give Concert in Bethel Institute Circuit
The Men s Glee Club of Bethel Institute St Paul will present a secular and sacred concert at Baptist church in this city on May 9 and at Lake Elizabeth Baptist church on May 8 The program includes chorus numbers piano solos duets readings and short speeches Prof A A Oberg Bethel pianist will perform several numbers The choir is under Prof Geo H Stultgren s direction and includes 21 members many engaged in religious study at Bethel Seminary and Academy The list includes St Paul residents and students from several states The group will also visit Anoka St Cloud Grove City and Cokato in May COL W S Fulton visited to observe Company IV activities and equipment is expected next week Larson Thimell marriage in St Paul May 2 to Miss Ela Larson of Minneapolis Diamond Lake Pavilion lease awarded to Otto Nilsson and Geo Hellstrom
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Bethel Institute
St. Paul
Baptist
Lake Elizabeth Baptist Church
A. A. Oberg
Bice
Geo. H. Stultgren
Bethel Theological Seminary
Hultgren
Atwater High School
Arps Chorus
Minneapolis
Swedish Tabernacle
David Bispham
Oscar Seagle
New York
Glee Club
Russell Palmgwst
Oscar Magnugon
Harold Martinson
Emil Nylund
Carl Carlson
Reuben Tauquist
August Willman
Herbert L. Peterson
St. Cloud
John Franklin
Grafton
Lloyd Lenning
Milo
Harold Lindhtom
Enoch Johnson
Towa
Edwin Omark
Rudolph Dahinquist
William Hendrickson
Arthur Nyborg
August Berg
Conn
Oliver Finstrom
Philip
Turnwall
Mich
Walfred Johnson
Call
Sigfried Sundberg
Wash
Glee Cru
Anoka
Grove City
Cokato
Brother Passes Walter Sanderson Fatally Injured in Toronto
Walter J. Sanderson, about 65, died in an accident in Toronto, Canada, last Thursday. He is survived by his wife, one child, his brother James Sanderson of Willmar, and sisters Mrs. C. S. Pierce of Fort Dodge Iowa, Mrs. S. M. Sivertson of Cragston, and Mrs. Adam Tait of Diamond Lake. Burial likely in Toronto. Also noted: T. O. Menue of Norway Lake was fined $26.10 for driving intoxicated, license revoked for three months. Mrs. J. H. Foster of Hopkins visited. Mary Harmil died at the state asylum. remains shipped to Platteville Wisconsin.
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Walter J. Sanderson
Toronto
Can
James Sanderson
Willmar
James
C. S. Pierce
Fort Didge
Iowa
8. M. Sivertson
Cragkston
Adam Tait
Diamond Lake
Sanderson
T. 0
Menue
Nurway Lake
Muller
J. H. Foster
Hopkins
Mary Harmil
State Asylum
Platteville
Wisconsin
CITY TEAM ASPIRANTS MEET SUNDAY AT 2:20 P.M.
Willmar Athletic Association manager Gleason announces a city team tryout on Sunday afternoon at 2 20 at the hall grounds. All city players desiring berths may attend as several teams will be picked and games played. Sunday program includes selection of players for upcoming season.
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Gleason
Willmar Athletic Association
Hall Grounds
Modern Dairy opens with new plant and visitors day
The Modern Dairy owned by A. B. Braithwaite opens its fully modern milk and cream operation in the city on Saturday May 6. Visitors day on May 7 invites public to inspect the remodeled plant at Litchfield Avenue and Sixth Street. The building houses a two-room front office and retail store, a 16 by 10 by 11 feet refrigerator, five ton ice house, clarifying and large pasteurizing machines, bottling line, and electric operation. Butter cheese department and large churn noted. Drivers include C. L. Munson and Cheater Olson. Peter Sorenson of Red Wing hired as butter tester.
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Modernairy
A. B. Braithwaite
Priday
Litchfield Avenue
Sixth Street
Farmers ‘Security State Bank
Peter Sorenson
Red Wing
C. L. Munson l
12Th St
Cheater Olson
Oak Park Social Draws Good Attendance
A Thursday evening social at Oak Park M. E. Church drew a good crowd. The Mission church quartet performed four selections, with Miss Hazel Broman and Wallace Johnson each delivering vocal solos.
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Oak Park
M. E
Mission Church
Hazel Broman
Wallace Johnson
Engwall sells Anthony Street house as market improves
G. Engwall sold his house on Anthony Street in this city on Tuesday. He notes real estate activity is picking up again and hints at a future move to Chicago to reenter the clothing business, his former trade there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Engwall
Anthony Street
Engwall
Chicago
Choral Society Plans Joan of Arc Concert in May
The Willmar Choral Society under David Nyvall Jr will present the cantata Joan of Arc by A R Gaul as a spring festival offering on Tuesday evening May 28. Soloists from the twin cities will perform the leading roles at considerable expense. admission prices are to be announced.
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Willmar Choral Society
David Nyvall, Jr
Joan of Arc
A. R. Gaul
Soloista
Twin Cities
Golo
Wilcex Club entertains with talks and radio demonstrations
Wilcex Club of Bell Telephone Company hosted a party in the Tribune Building traffic rooms on April 27 with members and guests from St. Cloud. Harry Greenwood spoke on coasporation, and Bates explained local radio apparatus. Barbara Williams reviewed President Harding’s Armistice Day talk via telephone amplifier. Five department members performed stunts, then refreshments served. Mrs Larson and Mrs Talliting left for Battle Creek where Mrs Larson will enter a sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiloex ‘Club
Wilcex Club
Bell Telephone ‘Company
Tribune
Miex Ruth Lindblom
Trafic
Harry Greenwood
Commercial Department
Evenrude
St. Cloud
Greenwood
Bates
Lief Larson
Mick Barbara ‘B. Williams
Harding
Arlington
New York
San Francisco
Bell Telephone Company
Focal
Agnew Dalen
Stella Rosman
Hme Ratineatad
Barbara Williams
Aguet
Swanee River
District 54 Will Celebrate Fifty Year Picnic
An all day picnic for the fiftieth anniversary of School District No. 64 in Arctander will be held Sunday May 14 after noon. Speakers include O. O. Alvin and P. Gandrad, with music by Sunhure orchestra. Lunch served on grounds. rain date next day.
Play Wece Attended at Kandiyohan School Auditorium
A well attended play at Kandiyohan school auditorium Friday featured Youth as the title. The performance described good crowd response and smooth final act despite initial misunderstandings between an employer and employees. The ensemble conveyed themes of work, happiness, truth, reason, and love.
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Kandiyohan
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Oue
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Lutheran Free C
Board Ambers
Czar
Canada
MASS
Alma Bratberg
Commerc's
Aos
Aptist Church
Fulton
Mankato
Wall Grounds
National Guard
Diamond Lake Pavilion
Otto Nilsson
Magnet Inn
1. Geo. Hellstrom
Walter Sanderson
Golden Rod Farmers Club
Miss Gynild
Guat ‘Thunstedt
Reading
Lyla Rekwalt
Sam Nelson
Prof
Wahlstrand
Raymond Johnson
Levi Dahl
Arne Wellin
Voc
Bertha Nelson
Golden Red
Ladies Aid
Hirst M. E
Choral Society
Joan OF Abc
Battle Creek
Andrew ‘Larson
DN. Talliting
Battle Greek
Arctander School
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