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Willmar Tribune

Location

Willmar, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

1

Red Cross sewers urged to aid refugee garments

The Red Cross seeks volunteers to sew refugee garments at the Masonic building, with ongoing sessions all day and evening on Wednesdays and Friday afternoons. Previous helpers and new volunteers are urged to attend, especially Wednesday evening for daytime helpers with other duties. The public library reopened today and asks patrons to return overdue books without fines if late, while Rev. Skogsbergh of Minneapolis will preach at the Swedish Mission church Sunday morning and evening.

Red Cross Masonic Building Skogsbergh BE. A. Skogsbergh Minneapolis Swedish Mission Church

Kandiyohi Red Cross To Elect Officers Tuesday Evening

Kandiyohi County Chapter of the American Red Cross meets at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday at 7 30 for its annual business meeting and board election followed by a musical program. Local performers include Miss Osmundson Carlson Mrs Walter Hackett and Miss Greenfield with a Minneapolis Red Cross speaker who worked in France. All county Red Cross members vote and are welcome to attend.

Kandiyohi County The American Red Cross Masonic Temple Osmundson Carlson Walter Hackett Red Cross Kandiyohi

Ban on public meetings lifted this week

The ban on public meetings has been lifted and churches announce services for next Sunday. The theatres open Friday. Willmar Public Schools opened today with good attendance, all teachers present except Miss Anderberg whose father is ill. She expects to be on duty next week. The influenza epidemic seems to have run its course as no new cases are reported. The past five weeks have been dark, but brighter days are coming. Cloudy weather adds to gloom. the sun will be welcome. Notice to registrants, those called for physical exams need not appear as an order from the Secretary of War stops examinations. Local Board Willmar November 20 1918. The War Drive: county reports slow returns. Kandiyohi should not lag. Some donors gave $5 or $10 or more, others only $1 or $2. J P Larson sells residence on Fourth St East to H H Hanson.

Willmar Anderberg Sol Secretary of War United War Russell Spicer Swift Stevens Traverse Chippewa Kandiyohi

Obituary notices in East Lake Lillian and nearby towns

Obituaries record the death of Dewetta Eleanor Bomstad at 18 from influenza after a 13 day illness in Willmar, with services at East Lake Lillian Baptist cemetery. Mrs Louise Nelson of Svea dies after influenza, leaves husband J Ed Nelson and six children with church funeral at Svea. Edna Marie Lindgren, 18, dies of tuberculosis. August Henry Bjork dies of pneumonia in Long Lake. two Kandiyohi County POWs Frank Downs and Harry Swenson released. local housing sale on West Monongalia Ave to Flacksbart readying move to Clara City.

J. E. Nelson Hancock Minn Svea Louise Nelson Mockfjord Delarna Sweden America Tripolis J. Ed. Nelson Anselm Ella Ruel Brenda Harold Alice H. 0. Olson Olof Lindgren Geo. Fornberg Edna Marie Lindgren Edna Marie Eddie F. Lindgren Maie Mamrelund Lutheran Church O. Bergquist Frances Carlson Isabelle Hhn Anna Lundgren Olga Elkjer Edla Carlson Clifford Hazel Ruth August Henry Bjork August Bjork Lake Florida Dovre John Bjork Eddie M. Bjork Lutheran Church Long Lake Willmar West Monongalia Ave Elmer Bergquist Bergquist Mr. Flacksbart Clara City Our City

Pioneer Willmar editor passes away in Minneapolis

Alton Crosby pioneer resident and Willmar newspaper editor and postmaster died of heart failure after an operation at St Barnabas Hospital in Minneapolis. Born October 26 1858 in Centerville Mass he came West at 18 and built a long career with the Republican Gazette and Willmar Opera House. He served as Willmar postmaster from 1907 to 1915 and is survived by his wife Gertrude and two children. Funeral held November 18 with services at St Luke’s church and burial at Fairview.

Alton Crosby Willmar St. Barnabas Hospital Minneapolis Centerville Mass Dale & Rouse Gazette H. R. Gale Republican Gazette Roosevelt Gertrude Baldwin Walter B. Crosby Otto H. Kuntz Clara City Tenth St F. H. Oehler St. Luke's Church E. R. Todd H. J. Boomer Ella Carlson Messra Roy Landberg Hugh Campbell Fairview Mesars D. N. Tallman S. B. Qvale W. F. Gratz J. H. Wiggins John Williams W. H. Chard Willmar Tribune Mr. Crosby Aw Ay Sion Kaneapolis

Mail mix up at Page Eight over calf bid and herd

The notice notes a dairy farmer Mr Patchin missed sending a mail bid for a fine bull calf as Page Eight’s ad misprinted. Patchin’s Holstein herd at the County Fair was praised, while an experiment is mentioned as potentially profitable. Also reference to War Department guidance stopping physical classifications for certain age groups.

Patchin Mr. Patchin

Farm Bureau Board Meeting Set for Next Tuesday

The Kan diyohl County Farm Bureau directors and advisory council will convene at the courthouse next Tuesday November 26 to discuss upcoming agricultural business at Saree Lake North Dakota and related agenda items.

Northern Minnesota Fire Relief Receives County Aid

A Kandiyohi County donations report shows 7004.99 contributed for fire relief, bringing total county support to 9486.94 led by Russell Spicer. Governor Burnquist thanks Willmar residents for their generosity and notes countys aid. Mr and Mrs Christian Hennings celebrate golden wedding with many friends visiting and presenting flowers. Miss Almeda Sjoquist returns from Minneapolis visit with sister Miss Sigred Sjoquist.

Burnquist Paul Russell Spicer Willmar Minn J. A. A. Burnquist Christian Hennings Hedlynd Fred Vail Ruth Mesdames Tallman Gilger Sather O. Lien Dalen Heimdahl Miss Lien

First deer shipped into Willmar for 1918 season

Local notes list H F Burkey of Willmar Minn as the tagged recipient of the season’s first deer. Carl Brattberg of Spicer Route 1 is noted as a hunter aiming for big game, while Wm Thompson, a roundhouse machinist, severed his thumb at work last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Thunstedt and son of Buhl Minn visit relatives here. Thanksgiving services are set for 10 30 Nov 28 at the Presbyterian church. P M Johnson of Red Wing visited A Adams family last week. Miss Muriel Anderson returns from Cohasset where she teaches and aided fire victims as a volunteer nurse. Bert Ray visits James Cleary after coming from Sioux City. English services at Lync church led by Rev J N Andersen on 10 80 a m Thanksgiving Day.

Willmar H. F. Burkey Minn Lansa Carl Brattberg Spicer Route 1 Wm. Thompson Roundhouse Wm. Thunstedt Buhl Presbyterian Church P. M. Johnson Red Wing A. Adams Muriel Anderson Cohasset Bert Ray Sioux City James Cleary Lync Church J. N. Andersen

Swedish Mission church invites for Peace Thanksgiving service

Rev G N Tegnell leads Sunday school at 9 30, morning service at 10 45, and evening service at 7 30. Rev E A Skogebergh of Minneapolis to preach both services. Evening service dedicated to Peace Thanksgiving. Skogebergh hailed as a noted speaker. county residents urged to attend. Everyone welcome. Bethel Lutheran at Becker Ave and 2nd announces Hogmussa Sunday 10 30, Sunday School 11 45, English evening service 7 30, Thanksgiving Day service 10 30.

G. N. Tegnell E. A. Skogebergh Minneapolis

Presbyterian church services next Sunday and Thanksgiving Day

Rev. W. Bryn Jones will lead services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with special music. Sunday School is at noon. Thanksgiving Day services follow at 10 30 a m. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

Colfax Soldier Lewis Larson Dies in France

Pvt. Lewis Larson of Colfax died at Rest Camp Hospital in France from pneumonia after serving in Co. E. $11 Am. Train. Born Sept. 25 1886 in Lake Andrew, he moved with his family to Colfax, joined Lutheran church, and is mourned by parents Christian and unnamed mother, siblings Oliver and Melvin, and five sisters. Funeral honors granted by Lieut. Bruce C. Chapman.

France Lewis Larson Bruce C. Chapman Willmar Camp Grant Co. E Long Island N. Y Lake Andrew Township Colfax United Lutheran Church Christian Larson Oliver Camp McArthur Texas Melvin Darwin Johnson Laura Inez Clara Pearl

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