Convocation of Minneapolis Holds Semiannual Meeting at St Luke s
The Convocation of Minneapolis met at St Luke s Church with delegates from Swift Kandiyohi Meeker Wright Lac qui Par k Chip Paws Tenville McLeod Carver Hennepin Sibley Nicollet Brown Redwood Lyon Lincoln and Yellow Medicine counties. List of attending clergymen includes D T Booth Theodore C Hudson Litchfield D L Thompson and several others. The program covered prayers sermons litany business sessions missionary notes and a concluding missionary meeting at the end of the day.
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Minneapolis
St. Luke's Church
Swift
Kandlyon
Meeker
Wright Lac Qul Park
Chip- Paws
Tenville
McLeod
Carver
Hennepin
Sibley
Nicollet
Brown
Redwood
Lyon
Lincoln
Yellow Medicine
Reve
D. T. Booth
Los Angeles
Cal
Theodore C. Hudson
New Paynesville
D. L. Thompson
Montevideo
Werner
R. Taylor
Litchfield
Wilson
Appleton
J. R. Holst
Sleepy Eye
F. Willis
Brownton
L. Barons
Benson
W. H Pond
Lake Benton
H. W. St. Clair
Birch Cooley
Frederick T. Webb
J. P. Johnson
Gethsemane Church
A. D. Stowe
Luocheon
Eeness
Wm. Wilkinson
Christian Science
E. Wison
C. L. Baw
Haupt
Edsall
Naught y hush hush on depot platform brawl at hotel
A sensational scene unfolded on a depot platform as Myrtle Strand and Rosie Oss attacked John Mahoney with a stick over an alleged theft of eight dollars from hotel apartments. Policeman Walker intervened, placing Mahoney in the city cooler briefly, before he was freed to pursue further legal action. Also reported is a plan for a new building on Benson avenue after the Westberg structure is cleared, with preparations to begin early spring and expected tenant demand.
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Merchants Hotel
John Mahoney
Myrtle Strand
Rosie Oss
Armos
Walker
Great Northern
Mahoney
McPhee
Justice Court
Westberg
Benson Avenue
Stolen team search and political conference noted
A duo of horses valued at 300 dollars were reported stolen from Thomas Thompson in Rauthton Pipestone county. Thompson pursued leads as deputies investigated with no results. Separately Seventh district Republican meetings in St Paul featured A J Volstead and Chairman Qvale and a Windsor Hotel harmony feast amid customary forecasts of GOP success.
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Stolan
Thomas Thompson
Rauthton
Pipestone
Granite Falls
Tai
Hanscom
Thompson
St. Paul
Republican Abate Central
Quale
Kandiyohi
A. J. Volstead
Qvale
Windsor Hotel
Republican Executive Committee
The
Globe
Mamre Couple wed on lawn ceremony in Mamre
Jennie Ewell daughter of Nela and Mrs Stjerniot married Carl Herman Johanson Saturday afternoon at home Mamre. Rev N Frykman officiated in an outdoor rite with about 100 guests. Attendants included Miga Ruth Stjernlof and Emma Johnson as bridesmaid and Kawin Stjerglof and Simon Lindberg as groomsmen. Guests enjoyed a large outdoor repast and gifts included silverware and cash. The couple will reside in Minneapolis.
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Emma Johnson
Simon Lindbarg
Kawin Stjerglof
Mr. Lindberg
Johnson
Mamre
Alex Johnson
Jobson
Minneapolis
Couple Weds in Wabasso Home Nuptials
At six oclock that evening at the home of the bride s parents Rev W A Brown officiating Dr Alfred G Chadbourn of Wabasao Minnesota and Miss Cora Jorgenson of this city united for life in a ceremony before about 30 guests The couple left on the 1016 train for Wabasso to establish a home Presents were many and useful Attending guests included the grooms parents Mrs and Mrs Chadbourn of Wabasso sister Grace Chadbourn Walnut Grove and Mr and Mrs F B Wold and their daughter of Willmar Minnesota The Tribune extends best wishes and notes they will be at home in Wabasso after November 1.
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W. A. Brown
Alfred G. Chadbourn
Wabas- 30
Mino
Cora Jorgenson
Wabasso
Chadbourn
Wabssao
Misa Grace Chadbourn
Walnut Grove
Injured by an Explosion on a Green Lake Farm
John Murray, Green Lake resident, was blasting rock on his farm when a premature explosion tore out his eyes and badly damaged his left hand requiring two finger amputations. Right arm burned, he is recovering under Dr. MacLaughlin care. Also, John Ekander injured in Minneapolis fall from a shelf ladder at Gregg Seager Company, back sprained, able to return to work after a few days. Death of former Willmarite B C Burdick at 69 from paralysis. funeral held at home, body taken to Lutch Sel for burns.
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John Murray
Green Lake
Murray
MacLaughlin
Doe Ekander
John Ekander
A. J. Ekander
Minneapolis
John
Wholeasle Hardware House
Gregg Seager Company
Deserted printer's wife, marriage rite, and early Willmar deaths
Describes Ed J. Seymour's desertion and a warrant issued by Judge Otterness. His wife seeks legal aid as creditors chase unpaid accounts. Also reports the wed ding of Olga Sand and Ania B Johnson at the Lutheran Tree church with a large reception at the groom’s uncle Albert Borgan home. Mat this Johnson dies at 92 in Willmar, buried at the Lutheran Free cemetery after services by Rev. Gynild.
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Stym
Ed J. Seymour
Melaage
Gustaf Johnson
Second Street
Otterness
Seymour
Black River Falls
Wis
Enjoyable Surprise Honors Dr Riches at Swedish Baptist Event
A Swedish Baptist church in this place hosted a Wednesday night gathering for Dr C W Riches. About 10 people attended. Rev Larson wrote and presented him with money as thanks for his support of the church and youth society, with cake and coffee shared afterward.
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C. W. Riches
Swedish Baptist Church
Rev. Larson
Dr. Riches
Sixth Street
Lareon
Laraon
Larson
Marlow House Changes Hands
E. H. King formerly with Champion Harvester Co. has leased the Marlow House from P. G. Johnson for a year. He took possession Wednesday and has begun renovations and improvements to upgrade the hotel’s service and property.
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Marlow House
E. H. King
Champion Harvester Co
KE. Stansberry
P. G. Johnson
Lond and Nelson Threshing Rig Breaks Down at Lake Elizabeth
Oct 14 Lake Elizabeth notes report the Lond and Nelson threshing rig failed, repairs required in Minneapolis. Neighbors sick with mumps, Dr. Nelson summoned. Atwater Creamery patrons shift milk to the creamery as repairs suspend operations. Aug Broman and M Jackson install new phones. Young Wesley Johnson injured by brother’s rifle. Archibald doctoring the leg with a bullet lodged. George Peterson heads to Ada to join Charlie in the bank. O A Larson hauled butter for the creamery, John Pearson’s lively runaway, makers attend national butter makers convention in Chicago, visits to G Boom’s S Stenberg’s and J Olson on Sunday. Henry Hjort Co. travels via Svea for threshing. Peter Hanson to add to barn, storekeeper scaring prairie chickens, Frank Mattson hauled lumber for the store.
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Lake Elizabeth
Nelson
Minneapolis
At- Water Creamery
At+ water creamery
August Broman
M. J. Jackson
Wesley Johnson
C. K. Johnson
Archibald
George Peterson
Ada
Minn
Charlie
Larson
John Pearson
Butter Makera
Chicago
G. Boom’s
S. Stenberg’s
J. Olson
Olson
Henry Hjort & Co
Hawick Notes of Marriages and Local Happenings
Oct 14 updates from Hawick and nearby: movers with horses pass through, Edwin Lorentzen travels to Case County for winter, Haldor Hoane returns from Swift County threshing, Ole Wessenmoe from Chippewa County plans to buy local property. A wedding of William Hood and Louies Valley on Oct 13 at New Paynesville with nuptials by Rev. Piefer. reception at Hood residence, dancing into the early hours. Rumors swirl of two more weddings south of here in Junius. October 18 threshing machines busy. visits from Jorgen Olson and Charley Johnson of Willmar. Olaus Gjerdet to Canada. School repairs in Dist. 54. social events, a quilting party, and revival meetings frequent. John Jorgenson reports oversized potatoes. Lindquist horse theft fear after missing two horses from his barn.
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Hawick
Edwin Lorentzen
Case County
Haldor Hoane
Swift County
Ole Wessenmoe
Rollerson
Chippewa County
William Hood
Miss Louies Valley
Father Piefer
New Paynesville
Noah le Valley
Eddie Valley
Rosa Hood
Lengra
John Jorgenson
Einer Hanavo
Willmar
G. Lindquist
Ladical Sewing Society
Harvesting sugar beets and local visits noted
In Kandiyohi on October 13 sugar beets harvest dominates the day. Miss Anna Isaacson visited J. P. Lindquist last week. Enblem youths entertained friends Tuesday. Harry and Anna Anderson traveled to Willmar Thursday. Miss Anna Enblom teaching in Whitefield spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Local youths attended the Hope Society meeting in Atwater last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson visited Jonas Bengtson Sunday. Amelia Lundquist received a pleasant surprise Saturday evening. Charley Anderson and family of Howard Lake visited St John Andersons this week. Miss Mary Lundquist left for Graceville today for an extended stay. Erick Engwall and family visited Peter Erickson last Sunday.
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Olivia
Alfred Anderson
Elvina Peterson
A. Peterson
Oliver Hall
N. B. Andersons
A. Brodin
R. J. Peterson
Mille Lacs County
Litchfield
Florence
Cassel
Sso
Dist
Kandiyohi
Anna Isaacson
J. P. Lindquist
Harry
Anna Anderson
Willmar
Anna Enblom
Whitefield
The
Hope Society
Atwater
John Carlson
Jonas Bengtson
Amelia Lundquist
Charley Anderson
Howard Lake
Erick Eng‘wall
Peter Erickoous
Mie
Long Lost Wallace Brothers Reunited After Fifteen Years
George Wallace and his brother William Wallace, once separated for fifteen years, were reunited after George, then known as Bert Lewis, placed notices and letters with editors. The pair discovered shared origins linked to a Poundlings Home transfer from New York City to Kansas. They plan to stay in Buckingham, with Bert working for M Kaller and William for John Ames.
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William Wallace
George Wallace
M. W. Spicer
St. Johns
Great Northern
Iowa
Geneseo
Eagle Center
Blessing
Bert Lewis
Grace Wallace
New York
Freer
Poundlings
New York City
Washington
Kan
George Loomis
Clarkeville
Clarksville
Calvet
Kangan
Kangas
Wallace
Hurbert H Lewis
Hurbert H. Lewis
Kansas
Bert
Washington Republican
James Calvin
George
Wolk
Gaskill
Kao
M. Kaller
William
John Ames
Buckingham
Meeting of Socialists at Bonde Hall
Sunday afternoon gathering at Bonde Hall drew a strong socialist turnout. J E Nash, candidate for governor, spoke and local socialists planned a new local union. Minnesota lists 22 local organizations and the state campaign grows aggressive with a full ticket this fall. Coal strikes and labor agitation boost socialist outreach, with expectations of a heavy November vote in cities. Sletten Bros. to reenter the fog business this season.
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Bonde Hall
J. E. Nash
Minnesota
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New London
Pantora
Board of Trade of
Twin Cities
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St. Peter
G. A. College
Olsen
F. W. Belcher
Worcester
Mass
Presbyterian Church
Minnespolle
Beidler
Aug. Skogaberg
Minnespolis
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
Skogaberg
Alfred Suoberg
Willmer
Prinsburg
J. Sjaszda
Laws
Weberdink
Mica Nance Dykema
Roseland
Stob Bros
Miles Lizzle Porte
Iit
Mias Rone Finseth
Katie
Lizzle Hulalaga
Russland
Harry Plowman
Ecfr
Plowman
Sun
Prohibition
Congress
Jonas G. Monson
Ringville
Shipstead, Amundson & Jacobson Threshing Co
Norway Lake
Ingeborg Reistad
Ben
Irving
Georgeville Creamery Co
M. Peterson
Ole Winther
Olaf Sonstegard
Mise Ingeborg Larson
Sacramento
Laran
Achobla
Bentles
Mim
Ed Coyrecar
Will
Lutheran Tree Church
Olga Sand
Aniua B. Johnson
Gynlld
Missea Pauline Wigdah
Julia Sand
Avot Carlson
Harry Sand
Albert Borgan
Borgan
Matthias Johnson
Mies Mattle Johnson
Jeasie Street
Norway
Burbank
Peter J. Berg
Mattie Johnson
Charles Dahlheim
Gena Thorson
Lutheran Frenchurch
Gynild
Lutheran Free Cemetery
Danie
Sletten Bros
Eva
Agalo
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