Sunday Dancing Prohibited by Harrison Board in 1922
Harrison Town Board banned Sunday dancing in public halls within the township and set a $50 annual license fee. Sheriff Bonde warned Diamond Lake pavilion operators to obtain a license before hosting any dances, as many patrons attended last Sunday unaware of the ruling. The Kandiyohi County Farm Loan picnic is set for June 7 at Spicer Park with speeches, dinner, and a band schedule. A group of local youths enjoyed an Eagle Lake outing at Brogren’s cottage with meals and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Town Board of Supervisors
Bennie Johnson
Mosers
A. i Dahl
Herman Gratz
William Dickman
Bonde
Willmar
Diamond Lake
Town Board
Harrison
Kandiyahl County
National Farm Loan Association
Spicer Park
Woodman Hall
America
P. A. Gandrud
Pienle
Swedish Lutheran Church
Federal Land Bank
Carnally
Minne sota Creamery creates 13th district in city
On Thursday morning L. L. Rodege county agent and N. J. Hedlund motored to Glenwood and organized the 13th district of Minnesota Creamery association. They returned the same day. Two cars of butter will be shipped from this city in place of one due to higher butter supply. On Monday Hedlund left for Milwaukee line to start a car filled with butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
L. Rodegeb
N. J. Hedlund
13Th District of Minnesota Creamery Association
Minnesota Creamery Association
Milwaukee Line
Mission Choir Outing at Eagle Lake on Memorial Day
Mission choir members drove to Eagle Lake for a day of outings at August Hogland cottage on the lake shore. They played ball and enjoyed various amusements followed by a large feed. The event was enjoyed by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Misaes Frances Broman
Ethel Guatafaon
Edna
Gladys Strommert
Édith Landquist
Ruby Selin
Hilmer Mattson
Helge Senstedt
Wesley Broman
Einar Brogren
George Brogren
Herbert Hoaglaind
Eagle Lakes
Brogren
Mission
Mrs Clara Redfield Visits Ill Chicago Family
ENROUTE FOR SEATTLE Mrs Clara Redfield of Chicago arrived Monday for a month's visit with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs O J Redfield She is enroute for Seattle Wash where she will make her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Clara Redfield
Chicago
O. J. Redfield
Wash
Ice Cream Social at Christine Lutheran Church
A social event at Christine Lutheran Church will be held Thursday June 8 at eight o clock p m. All are cordially invited to attend this community gathering hosted by the church program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Lutheran
Class Night Exercises Impress High School Audience
Senior class events at the High School Gym featured Valdla Radue as salutatorian and Charles Davis as valedictorian. An invincible quintet performed three selections while Re na Berkness delivered an original Class Will. Frances Leslie presented readings "Katria Goes to New York" and "Tea Talk" to enthusiastic applause. The farce Case of Suspension proved successful, with the cast receiving commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Valdla RaDue
Charles Davis
Invincible Quintette
Rena Berkness
Katria Coes
New York
Frances Leslie
Flag Pole Erected at Grove City High School
A new flag pole was erected last week on the Grove City High School campus, towering to a height of about sixty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City High School
Schumann Ladies Chorus Glows At Bethel Church Concert
The Schumann Ladies chorus of Gustavus Adolphus College performed at Bethel Lutheran church to a sizable audience last Saturday. Under director Mathew N Lundquist the 21 member group impressed with careful training and notable pieces including The Death of Joan of Arc. Soloists Florence Nelson and Florence Johnson received praise, Violet Hartmann accompanied, and Ruth Pehrson earned audience admiration for her violin artistry. A Fidelis Society lunch and reception followed, and the chorus sang again at Grace Church in Minneapolis Sunday evening to a packed house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann
Gustavus Adolphus College
Bethel Lutheran Church
Mathew N. Lundquist
Lundauist
Joan of Arc
Henri Bemberg
Florence Nelson
Wm. Nelson
Spicer
Florence Johnson
Violet Hartsmann
Clara Daehn
Ruth
Pehrson
Fidelis Society
Grace Church
Minneapolis
Farm Bureau Picnic At Litchfield On Lake Ripley
The Fourth annual Farm Bureau picnic is set for June 8 on the North Shore of Lake Ripley. Towns will be represented in a horseshoe tournament amid races and sports. An orchestra from Litchfield will perform and speakers from Minneapolia and Redwood Falls attend, with Judge Daly delivering a short address. Free coffee will be served with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Litchfield
Lake Ripley
W. J. Nolan
Minneapolia
J. C. Conners
Redwood Falls
Richard T. Daly
Litch- Reid
Midsummer Picnic at Lake Lillian
The Swedish Lutheran Christin church plans its annual midsummer picnic on June 24 at Ole and Rickgon's place by Lake Lillian. The program will be announced next week and promises to be a good one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Lutheran Church
Christin
Ole
Rickgon
Appeal Launched In Willmar To Aid Starving Russia
Willmar leaders including Mayor Victor Lawson and Willmar Commercial Club president Hildar Hoagland backed a county wide campaign for a carload of flour to relieve famine in the Volga region. Abrahamson secured transport and reduced ocean rates. funds to be collected by Kandiyohi County committee and distributed by the Quakers in Russia. Local groups like Whitefield chapel already contributed, as drought and World War leave millions in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrahamson
Fairfax
Minnesota Russian Relief Committee
Tha Quakers
Willmar
Lawcen
Hildar Hoaglund
Russia
Kandiyohi
Prova
Victor E. Lawson
Hildar N. Hoagland
Farmers Save Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars Weekly
Patrons of Minnesota co operative creameries within the statewide association report saving 4500 dollars each week. Forty five carloads of butter are shipped weekly under consolidated marketing plans, with freight savings of about 100 dollars per car after assembling costs are paid, says A J McGuire, manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Co-Operative Creameries
Co-Operative Creameries Association
Minnesota
A. J. McGuire
Minnesota Co-operative Creameries Association, Inc
Fast Mail Hits Stock Loss Near Darwin
John Gallahue of the area west of Darwin reports four cattle lost when the herd wandered onto a track last Saturday. The breakdown includes two cows and two young stock. The incident disrupted the local stock movement and details are sparse. The text then shifts to the Eagle Lake Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Tom Murray’s Nome on Friday, June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallahue
Darwin
Eagle Lake
Tom Murray
Weed Inspectors Take Duty After June Thirteenth
Oswald Gravgaard of New Lonton Alfred and Haraldson of Svea assume weed inspector duties after June 13. Gravgaard covers the county's northern half while Haraldson oversees the southern half. Appointed by the Board of County Commissioners, the inspectors were established by the 1921 Legislature. last year no action was taken, but now every county must arrange for inspectors. Stearns County was the only neighboring county to implement the measure last year. terms run five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Gravgaard
New Lonton
Alfred
Haraldson
Svea
Gravgaard
Haroldson
Board of County Commissioners
Stearns
Memorial Day Observance Draws Large Willmar Crowd
Memorial Day exercises at Willmar drew large crowds to Fairview and at the courthouse stand. A G A R veteran was buried in a military ceremony, with taps and salutes as the flag boreers passed. Col Cushman A Rice requested the interment details. The Sophia L Rice Auxiliary served a dinner to veterans and families. Judge T O Gilbert delivered an eloquent address on the day’s significance. The parade featured schoolchildren and veterans and closed near the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Fairview
Aig
M. D. Manning
A. E. Rice
Cushman A. Rice
Mags
A. A. C. Blomquist
T. O. Gilbert
World Wide Guild meeting at Johnson home
The World Wide Guild of the Swedish Baptist church will meet at the home of Mabel and Lily Johnson on Augusta Bast on Wednesday evening June 7. All members requested to be present.
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Minneapolis
Della M. Chellin
Grove City
Agnes I Bakken
Bengon
Hlp. Linner
R. A. Erlander
Blim Baptist Church of
World Wide Guild
The
Swedish Baptist Church
Mabel
Lily Johnson
Augusta Aus. Bast
Secre
Jed
Four County Primary Contests Set in Kandiyohi
Filing for county offices closed with 28 candidates, none from the fair sex. Four races loom for Register of Deeds, County Attorney, and Second and Fourth County Commissioner districts. Incumbents and challengers named include Swenson, Lundquist, Trusson, Reigstad, and others. some races may hinge on August filings. Fahlun Baptist church Baraca class hosts June 7 program with scripture, solos, readings, and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nelson
Charles J. Swenson
Kandyohi Township
Atty Chas. A. Swenson
Atwater
Lundquist
Charles Johnson
Henry G. Young
M. J. van Vorst
New London
Chas
A. Swenson
Tacobs
Ea ‘Sanderson
Fahlun
Baraca
Willard Lundquist
Phillip and
Franklin Erickson
Arthur Sundin
Phillip Erickson
Albin Norling
Axel Anderson
Contest winner named in Willmar Tribune mystery
The Tribune announces Miss Myrtle J. Johnson of Willmar as this week’s contest winner for correctly guessing two of three missing words from last week’s advertisement puzzle. Four words remain hidden in this week’s page five ads inviting readers to search for a possible dollar prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Myrtle J. Johnson
Willmar
Fred J. Hallin
St Luke's Guild Event at Mrs Johnston's Home
St Luke's Guild ladies join Mrs C Johnston at 215 6th Street Friday June 9 at 2 20 p.m. Mrs A Garwell assisting. Earlier on May 28 Mrs J M Lambert hosted about twelve friends at a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Carrite sey, hosted by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke's Guild
St Luke's Guild
J. Ms Lambert
This Cit
Carite Sey
Ena
Famine Relief Supper Nets $147 At Whitefield School
A communal fair held at District No. 55 Whitefield raised no less than 147 for Russian famine relief. The event featured a fine supper, a program with Rev J B Sorenson speaking, Axel Anderson’s report on famine conditions, and musical numbers. Ray Anderson and wife, originally planning missionary work in Russia, explained their return to the United States. A O Nelson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield
J. B. Sorenson
Russia
Axel Anderson
Pahlun
Ray
Anderson
United States
A. O. Nelson
Flag Day Celebration Planned for June 14
On Wednesday June 14 flag day will be observed with an appealing program by the SAG and a enjoyable time for children. A parade will be held and parents are asked to have their children join. Every child who participates will receive a treat from the Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Religion Study in the Schools Plan Discussed in Willmar
Willmar parents and teachers urge weekday religious instruction linked to public education. Clergy from all churches to draft a voluntary plan allowing weekly one hour sessions in chosen churches, with opt out work in public schools. A June 12 meeting will finalize proposals before School Board review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Parents and Teachers Association
Ti Ia
United States
Parente and Teachers Association
August Lundquist
Board of Education
Willmar Weighs Underground Wires Over White Way
City council debates replacing overhead poles with underground conduits as paving nears completion. An expert review by W H Morton proposes new curb layouts, two pole standards per corner, and a funded bond plan of 60,000 to modernize White Way wiring while repaying the Block Twenty balance from Water and Light revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Mleya
Tolts
Tolts, ‘King, ‘Day & Co, Inc
B. Morton
Morton
Water & Light Board
Elmeil
Water & Light Commission
Water & Light Plant
White Way
Whiteway
Pti
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Harrison Township Board
Farm Loan
Mission Choir
Cash Grocery
Paul Swenson
Frank Wransein
Parmere Security State Bank
Emil Bjornverg
Frank Fransein
Bethel Church
Lake Lillian
Co-operative
Lenhardt
Harold Downs
Mike Downs
Council
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