County Societies Meet Next Saturday in County
The Kanitisuhi ont Pair Association holds its annual meeting Saturday at the Court House with a business session starting in the morning. Reports will be heard as officers and members conduct elections and plan future improvements. delegates will be chosen to attend the Minnesota Agricultural Society meeting and state events. Lunch follows with a joint gathering of county horticultural society members and fair officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nime
Court House
Apm
Cleetiah
Minnesota Agricultral Society
Stata Pate
Kanyon
Night school opens to teach citizenship and English
U S naturalization examiner Kasper and Prof Foster plan a free evening class at the High School starting Monday December 11 to help immigrants learn writing reading and American government. About twenty men in St Paul pledged to attend with potential for many more. The note also reports a kitchen fire at Harry Hosland’s Third Street home and recent skating excitement at Foot Lake with added lighting near the plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wili Kasper
U.S
Naturalization
St. Paul
G. A. Foster
Kasper
Harry Hosland
Third Street
Viker Young People Sell Goods and Host Concert
At the John Syvertson home in Dovre the Viker Young People’s Society will sell fancy articles Friday evening. An A and Gevend Concert at Bien lunch will be served for 15 cents. The Zion church in Irving hosts sacred music Saturday with North Star Orchestra. An oyster supper follows the concert in the church basement. Miss Lulu Pendrey of Grand Forks visited in Irving and plans to spend winter in Long Beach, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bale and Gunch
John Syvertson
Dovre
Viker Young People's Society
Young People's Society of the
Zion Church
Irving
North Star Symsarees
Peuptets Phony Orchestra
Lulu Pendrey
Grand Forks, D
F. A. Larson
Long Beach
Calif
Willmar Commercial Club Opens Season With Plans
The Willmar Commercial Club held its first social and business meeting at the Masonic building with a New England boiled dinner. Judge Gilbert led a discussion on next summer’s six day chautauqua featuring eleven soloists from the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and other top talents. New members were elected and road improvement plans discussed plus a proposed home coming festival and a civic celebration for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar Commercial Club
Masonic
New England
Gilbert
M. Canyon Smith
American Lyceum Bureau
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Smith
Chautauqua
Orpheum
Vincent
Lake Chautauqua
Willmar
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ja Voca
Miss Holmquist
Gustaf Holmquist
Rittmeister
Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
Col. C. W. Burdick
Dr. Gee
H. Freeman
Atty
H. G. Young
F. J. Hallin
Herbert Hengstler
Wellin
Gorton Avenue
D.N. Tallman
Tallman
Gulbrandsdals-laget
Landslaget
Stavanger-la
Opera House
Col. Burdick
Dr. Freeman
F J. Hallin
Poultry Show Plans Under Way for 1917 Popular Demonstration
Arrangements for the annual poultry show at Will are advancing with plans for a large exhibit. A premium list is ready for printing and the event aims to educate farmers on breeding, size, and color. The show will be free to all and funded by business subscriptions and state appropriations. Separately, Miss Hattie Swenson and Herman Marlow were married at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage and will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
asrlow-Swereen
Hattie Swenson
G. Swenson
Raymond
Heman Marlow
Swedish Lutheran Church
Myrtle Lunstead
Arthur Swenson
Council Grove
Kansas
Sioux City
Marlow
Extra Freight Hits Auto Near Pennock Injures Four
An accident near Pennock involving a Ford touring car carrying Mr and Mrs L F Meyers and two children from Rosholt left all four with injuries mild to moderate. Extra 348 freight train at about 30 mph struck the auto traveling 15 mph as gale winds hid the crossing. The car was carried about 100 feet, all passengers treated at Bethesda hospital Kerkhoven before return home.
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Penhock
Mra
L. F. Meyers
Rosholt
State Road
Pennock
Benson
Watertown
Meyers
Kerkhoven
Bethesda Hospital
First M. E. Ladies Aid Sock Social Program
The Ladies Aid of the First M. E. Church hosted by Mrs W B Davis at 302 2nd St and Litchfield Ave on Wednesday afternoon December Heth with lunch after 4 o clock. A sock social and program will be held in Dist 39 Friday evening December 11. Ladies bring socks ETHEL V Carlson Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. E. Church
Davis
2Nd St
Litchfield Avenue
Ethel V. Carlson
Magie Lake Ladies Aid
Eagle Lake Ladies’ Aid
Magnus Olaon
Community Visitors and Travelers Around Spicer Area
A compiled list notes residents and guests visiting Spicer and nearby towns. Includes Erwin Nelson at his Spicer home, William Brandt in Clara City, Mrs. F A Lundgren in Spicer, Anne Elfstram visiting from near Pennock, attorney Elof J Carlson on probate business, Mrs. Oscar Carlson from Kerkhoven, and other residents traveling to Minneapolis, Chicago, Sioux City, and Madison for visits, work, or holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Nelson
Spicer
William Brandt
Clara City
Arthur Reese
North, Dakota
F. A. Lundgren
Anne Elfstram
Pennock
Elof J. Carlson
Minneapolis
Oscar Carlson
Kerkhoven
O. M. Sundt
Alvert Lundquist
Moline
Lillian Bolum
Twin Cities
Harry Hoglund
Sauk Centre
R. A. Butler
Sioux City
Carl Reese
Amy Jorgenson
Chicago
Ill
Clarence Larson
Alfred Peterson
Leonard
Alvin Nordstrom
Peter and Erick Erickson
Elmer Carlson
Kandiyohi
Mias
Ann Christensen
Ethel Govis
Mackemith Shop at C A Mackland Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the blacksmith shop at the C A Backlund home in Eagle Lake yesterday afternoon. Sparks ignited the roof. despite efforts the shop was a total loss, with eight cords of wood and about $100 in tools ruined. Nearby structures suffered minor damage and the wind direction might have endangered the house and barn.
Grand Opera Singers Set for Tuesday Concert at Willmar
Mite Louise Barnelt and Jan Hal Griffee, noted soloists, appear at the Willmar Opera House Tuesday evening December fifth. The program opens at 8 15 with no seating during a number. Barnelt in costume for her numbers and Leo Murphy of Minnesota will accompany. Both will perform grand opera numbers from Carmen. Tickets cost twenty five thirty five and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite
Louise Barnolt
Jan Hal Griffee
Willmar Opera House
Mile
Barnelt
Leo Murphy
Minnespolia
Miss Barnelt
Mr. Griffee
Carmen
Mile. Barnelt
Minneapolis Daily News
Louise Barnelt
Women's Club
Forlum
Capital Journal
Pierre
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Fair Stockholders and Horticatural Society
Majestic Theatre
Cora Osmundson
James A. Bliss
Hamlin Hunt
Rudolph Ganz
Berlin
Alberto Jonas
Studio 421
SO. St. Str
B. J. Branton, M. D
Hi. E. Canfield
M. D
Willmar Hospital
B. J. Branton
Becker Ave
Lewis E. Coss, D. GC
Doctor of Chiropractic
The
Palmer School of Chiropractic
U.C. A
Loney Brook
Sth St
Litchfeld Ave
Skandinavist Lakare Och
Borghild Sardved
W. Offies Wirse
Rodegeh
Niue Bchool
OTEE
Dist
Marlon Marshall
Ruth Beck
Moorhead
Wicely
Younghurst
Chaucer
Taghini
Altho
Bee Big
Central
Minnesota
Kandiyohi County
WH. 5
Hart
Gladys Walette
Thinth
Roscoe Arbuckle
Keystone
Worma Talmadge
Heles Holmes
Insiano
Fyailaen
Ware Biukalsis
Bluebird
Cleo Madison
Bluebird Photoplays
Mary McClaren
Oatmost Wadurs
Herbert Rawlinson
Vieter
4400
Rex
Theiling
Carter Deha
Watines
Elvera Swenson
Maynard
Anton Bakke
Fifth Street
Mica Marion Marshall
Normal
Metro
Edmund Breeze
Paramount Feature Pictures
Grand M Sical
Tureday Apteedom
Eagle Lake
Ousekeeper's Club
Housekeepers’ Club
Florence Carlson
E. M. Stanford
Eoan
Mary Margaret Spicer
Dorothy Dittendort
J. D. Parnell
Dorothy Coss
Mesdames
C. A. Sandren
Chaz. Segerstrom
A. Schollin
G. G. Sandberg
B. Benson
J. Brynildsen
Ed. Carlin
C. J. Eckwall
Carl Amenrud
James Sanderson
Moulton Stock Company
C. K. Melmin
Redwing
Seminary
Long Lake
Call and
Ece Us
First National Bank
Willmar, Minn
Grand Opera
Mile. Barnolt
Thankful Penny Shea
Hogland Hardware
Dreamland
Paramount
Willmar Opera - House
Louise Barnett
Mente
Babe
DRS. Frost & Jacobs
Wateh
Jok
Elmquists
SenSagy
Ollice
Baviscs
B. E
Burgeen
Ofice Metropolitan
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