Young Life Ended May Rosetta Noren Dies at 15
May Rosetta Noren aged sixteen last May died after a six year battle with Bright's disease. She passed Sunday night at 10:50 after remaining conscious to the end. Daughter of Nellie Noren she leaves a grieving mother and sister. Funeral today at two from 311 Eleventh Street with Rev H C Buell officiating. Interment in Farrview cemetery. Community extends sympathy to the family.
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May Rosetta Noren
Bright
May
Nellie Noren
Hood
Minneapolis
Eleventh Street
H. C. Buell
First Presbyterian Church
Waa
Farrview Cemetery
Old Citizens Leave Willmar for Dakota Home
A.O. Nasset and Emily depart Willmar with aged parents for Taylor North Dakota where Nasset will work in real estate. A large sendoff at the railroad station preceded a reception at Seminary boarding hall on the 24th with addresses, a banquet, a rocking chair and a purse of money as farewell tokens.
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A.O. Nasset
Emily
Nanses
Willmar
Taylor
N. D
Nasset
Dakota
Seminary
California Fruit House Opens In Willmar
Wew Business House announces the California Fruit House in Willmar opened last Friday. Proprieter 8. E. Gustafson operates a wholesale and retail fruit business, with California fruits shipped from Healdsburg by his uncle, a prosperous grower. Kron, a former Minnesota man, is mentioned.
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Wew Business House
California
Willmar
E. Gustafson
Wielness
G. W. Johnson
Fifth Street
Willmar vs Litchfield gridiron clash at Athletic Park
Willmar and Litchfield high schools meet at Athletic Park next Saturday with a 2:30 kickoff. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. The teams are evenly matched and a close contest is anticipated.
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Willmar
Litchfield
Willmar and Litchfield High School
Athletic Park
Halloween Mischief Lays City Up To Morning After
Halloween pranks in Willmar left sidewalks damaged gates removed and fences disturbed. Police struggled to curb mischief as spooks moved through the city Saturday night into Sunday morning with reports of painted windows and misplaced property.
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Hallowe'en
Willmar
Change in Ownership of Willmar Properties
A deal completed that week transfers Pacific avenue business property from H T Olson to L L Tennis of Bird Island. Olson retains Willmar Marble Works and will continue business in his Pacific avenue building. Tennis acquires Olson’s 160 acre Dovre farm and a Benson avenue residence, totaling two buildings and one lot for 3000 dollars, with Tennis as Olson’s son in law in law.
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H.T. Olson
Pacific Avenue
L. L. Tennis
Bird Island
Olson
Tennis
Dovre
Benson Avenue
Willmar
Peter Hong
Willmar Milling Co
Farm Sold at 240 Acre P. Parsong Property in Fablin
The P Parsong farm in Fablin was sold last Thursday through Anderson Land Co. The buyer is C F Nelson from Oakland Ne, paying 10820 for 240 acres in section 18 and 7. The new owner and family were expected to occupy the place soon. Other items note visits by Prof Harold M Stanford and Mrs Stanford of Moorhead Normal school, and travels of Mr and Mrs F White of Granteburg Wis who plan to move to Watervliet Mich. P H Parsons of Spicer was in town, having sold hotel interests there and planning to remain in Spicer.
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Fablin
Anderson Land Company
C. F. Nelson
Oakland
E. M. Stanford
Harold M. Stanford
Moorhead
Minneapolis
Stanford
Moorhead Normal School
5. F. White
Granteburg
Wis
George and
Misa Lillian Johnson
Hallowa
St. Agnes’ Guild of
St. Luke's Church
Hallowe'en
Anton Bakke
Jones Clothing Co
Raymond
Mr. Bakke
John Strand
Sam
Free Lutheran meetings in Willmar district church
The Lutheran Free Church in Willmar district hosts daily sessions in the new church building with visiting clergy. Speakers include Revs J Mickalsoo E H Tou and Edw Brekhus. Thursday evening Missionary Tou discusses Madagascar after fourteen years there.
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Willmar
Lutheran Free Church
J. Mickalsoo
BE. H. Tou
Edw. Brekhus
Tou
Madagascar
Che. Moho
Lake Lillian
J. Mickalson
Clinton
Big Stone County
L. O. Torvik
Morris
M. M. Midthun
New London
P. Overlie
Benson
E.G. Tou
E. E. Gyoud
Vingaardemanden
Minneapolis
John P. Johnson
State of
Wisconsin
Rural Teachers Section Gains Spot at Minnesota Meeting
The Minnesota Educational Association inaugurates a rural teachers section for the year end meeting. Officers include Supt. Eric Ericson Renville as chairman, Sup. PL Williams Carver secretary, with Thomas Montgomery D Z MacKenzie and Miss Kate Kranz on the executive committee. Members pay fifty cents and must obtain a county superintendent certificate of eligibility.
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Minnesota Educational Association
Eric Ericson
Renville
PL. Williams
Carver
Thomas Montgomery
D. Z. MacKenzie
Kate Kranz
Mission meeting at Baptist church with Rev Bodien preach
A mission gathering begins Thursday at 7 30 P M at the Baptist church with Rev O Q Bodien preaching. Sessions run Friday Saturday and Sunday from 7 30 to 9 P M with morning hours 9 00 to 12 00 and afternoon 2 00 to 4 00. Friday features a Sunday School session and a Young People’s gathering. B Erickson of Grove City will speak on What Lack I Yet, joined by Revs P G Nelson Lake Elizabeth G R Anderson Maynard and C S Tindberg Cokato.
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Baptist Church
OQ Bodien
B. Erickson
Grove City
P. G. Nelson
Lake Elizabeth
G.R. Anderson
Maynard
C. S. Tindberg
Cokato
Local couple wed after visiting clerk of court
Marrind Lant Friday and Ora C Smith with Melly E Hahn secured marriage papers in the southern county. Judge Nordin performed the ceremony with Leydra Hahn and Walter C Ake as witnesses. Next Sunday Rev Oasterholm preaches at New London in the morning and Colfax in the evening. no church service except Sunday School.
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Marrind Lant
Ora C. Smith
Melly E. Hahn
Nordin
Court House Hall
Leydra Hahn
Walter C. Ake
Oasterholm
New London
Colfax
Local Lewd? Read as given. Anton Sundberg moves to Bergquiat Block
Anton Sundberg the feedatore man plans to move this week from his current location into the Bergquiat Block He has leased the west half of the lower floor and will occupy the guitnerancing on Benson avenue Rev Theo J Paulson of Dusnel will preach at the Mission church next Thursday evening at 4 o clock.
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Anton Sundberg
Bergquiat
Benson Avenue
Theo. J. Paulson of
Dusnel
Mission Church
Halloween Socials Highlight Local Church Groups
The Young People's Society of the Lutheran Synod held a meeting at Ella and Nora Boyd's home in First ward with about sixty members. Olaf Ferring was elected president and Ida Boe vice president. Readings and games entertained as eight new applications were filed for next meeting. Separately, the Swedish Baptist church youth hosted a surprise farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Larson at O. Aletram's, presenting a monetary gift as Mrs. Larson prepares to move to Michigan and then Marsden, Connecticut, for the new assignment.
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Thalr Hallowa
Young People’s Society
The
Lutheran Synod Church
Ella
Nora Boyd
Olaf Ferring
Eue Lawrence Thorpe
Ida Boe
Arthur Bruss
Mathilda Lien
Oscar Om Ue
Hallowe'en
Young People's Society
Swedish Baptist Church
R. Larson
O. Aletram’s
Larson
Michigan
Marsden
Conn
Lawsuit filed over grain fire insurance in Dahl & Peterson elevator
In Hennepin county district court an action has been started against the grain insurance companies for damage to the Dahl and Peterson elevator burned last spring. Security Bank of Atwater and Walter Thexton of Minneapolis sue to recover storage tickets and unsecured creditors claims. insurer offered 23000 but the firm disputes 6000 bushels of wheat 1000 of flax and 100 of oats at the time of the fire. A venue change to Kandiyohi county will be argued tomorrow in Minneapolis. if denied the case may be tried next month. Insurance had been paid in full long ago.
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District Court of
Hennepin County
Dahl & Peterson
Security Bank of Atwater
Walter Thexton
Minneapolis
Dahl and Peterson
Kandiyohi
Atwater Republican Press
Holger W Brown Dies After Long Illness
Holger W Brown, 59, longtime resident guest of the Christensen family, died last Saturday at 8 10 a.m. from an organic stricture in the throat after two weeks in bed. Unmarried with no local relatives, he leaves a Copenhagen sister. He descended from a Norwegian aristocratic line, reportedly the son of a count. Funeral held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Christensen residence with Rev. C Heimdahl officiating. interment in Fairview cemetery.
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Holger Brown
Holger W. Brown
Christensop
Mr. Brown
Copenhagen
Danmark
Tordenelold
Scandinavia
Christensen
C. Heimdahl
Lutheran Synod Church
Fairview Cemetery
Farmers Busy At Market And Community Gatherings
Farmers were busy with new wheat loads as pleasant weather aided threshing and markets. Social events at Mr and Mrs Geo W Johnsons included hat ball and cinch with Mrs A O Forsberg and Miss Cora Lindner winning prizes. The Daily News piano contest closed with Elizabeth English of Waseca winning and Mas Parkins of Willmar in fourth place. a new contest is underway with Mrs C F Malm of Raymond among entrants.
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Ivy
Geo. W. Johnson
Fourth Street
A. O. Forsberg
Cora Lindner
L. J. Boudette
Mattie Selin
Chas. H.johnson
Daily News
Elizabeth English
Waseca
Mas Parkins
Willmar
C. F. Malm
Raymond
United at Hymen's Altar The Sletten Newman Wedding
Hans M Sletten married Mise oga Newman in a 10:30 Saturday ceremony at Lutheran Free church officiated by Rev B E Gxnild. Relatives attended from the city and nearby areas and a reception followed at the O R Sletten home. The couple will reside on a farm in St Johns town and begin married life together.
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Hymen
Hans M. Sletten
Mise [Oga Newman
Lutheran Free Church
Rev
B. BE. Gxnild
Nelile Raamussen
Julia Sletten
The Post Office Removal Question
The Post Office removal question stirs citizens as bids for new awarters are advertised. Proposals will be opened by Inspector Drake on November 20. A petition with hundreds of signatures urges keeping the post office central. O H Westberg and Chas B Carlson, owners of the current building, plan immediate additions if their proposal is accepted.
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Post-Ofice
In Spector Drake
Messrs
O. H. Westberg
Chas. B. Carlson
Around the County roundup of local events and incidents
Listings report upcoming Haley auction near Willmar and Atwater records, births in New London, a yearold Catholic abstinence society in Murdock, hunting trips, four blooded stallions sent to Travis parties, road grader vote in Tennessee township, harvest festival at Lebanon church New London, infant death from brain fever, BH Hanson Cyrus suicide, and an assault and inmate struggle incident near Montevideo with sheriff.
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Haley
Willmar
Atwater
Amund Jacobson
Burbank
New London
C. C. Fields
Murdock
Judge Powers
Granite Falls
Northern Woods
Peterson Bros
Grove City
Travis Partes
Tennessee
Y. P
Lebanon
Village Hall
Peter Apple
P. Hanson
Cyrus
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Kandiyohi Station
Mr. Gratz
Olor ‘Walin
Roseland
Urquhart
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Walin
Barry
Mion
Lewis Lion
P. H. Parsons
Spicer
Pernilla Stevens
Union Grove
Miss Stevens
W. 8. Hosford
Asco
Alexander Williams Ls
Crayanita
Korea
Pacific
Russia
Japan
Scott
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