Willmar tribune. [volume], April 03, 1912, Image 6

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14482
14488
14517
14618
14519
14620
14570
14572
14011
14012
14618
14665
14709
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14713
14714
14760
14762
14766
14760
14817
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14819
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14822
14885
14853
14854
14860
14902
14004
14963
14964
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15014
15017
15045
15082
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15106
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15148
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16151
15152
15153
15179
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15184
15238
15239
15250
15254
15284
15322
15323
15324
15325
15326
15369
15370
15401
15403
15424
15425
Total
14491
14522
14676
14616
14668
14715
14770
14816
14862
14908
14974
15020
15040
16088
16111
15140
15186
16223
16262
Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
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Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
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Jallmer
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Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
Jallmer
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
Pearson,
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Pearson,
A STANDING OFFER
A Fins Rocking Chair for Spring Brides
Commencing this week I will be pleased
to present every young lady who is mar
ried at any time during the months of
April, May and June, in this county, with
FINE R0CKIN8 OHAIR
FREE of CHARGE
with my compliments and best wishes
for a happy married life. The only con
dition is that they call at this store to get
the chair/::
ANDREW PETERSON
THE N I E MAN
Phone 165 Willmar, Minn.
Report of the City Clerk of the City of Willmar
Continued from page 9, Mar. 27,1912
XK8TAZAMSNT, UATERXAX,, XtAMFS, ETC.
No. Name. Nature of Claim
Beardsley Chandler Mfg. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Beardsley Chandler Mfg. Co., mdse
Frank S. Betz Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse •.
N. W. Elect. E. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Central Elect Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Cadwell & Brown Co., motor
General Elect. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Power Equipment Co., motor
St. Paul Elect. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
Samgams Electric Co., mdse
Northwestern Electric E. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
National Carbon Co., mdse
General Electric Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdbe
The Emerson Elect. & Mfg. Co., mdse
Wagner Elect. Mfg. Co., mdse
Bearslee Chandler Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
St. Paul Electric Co., mdse
General Electric Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
General Electric Co., mdse
Wagner Electric Co., mdse
Bearslee Chandler Mfg. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
St. Paul Elect. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
Century Elect. Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
St. Paul Elect. Co., mdse
Beardslee Chandelier Mfg-. Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
The Emerson Elect. E. Co., exhaust fan
Northwestern Elect. E. Co, mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
H. W. Johns Mansville Co,, mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Wagner Elect. Co., mdse
The Sterling Elect. Mfg. Co., mdse
Westinghouse Elect. Mfg. Co., mdse
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
Northwestern Elect. E. Co., mdse
General Elect. Co., mdse
The Emerson Elect. Co., mdse '.
General Elect. Co., mdse
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
We have our feed-mill inUplace and are now
ready to do your feed-grinding.
Also will keep on hand at-all times a full supply of
Ground Feed, Ground Screenings,
Shorts, Bran, Corn and Oats
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Foltlee at DulutbDElevator Phone No. 201
CAMPBELL-HODGSON GRAIN CO.
War. No. Nam*.
16290 Jallmer Pearson, wiring
16321 Jallmer Pearson, wiring
16406 Jallmer Pearson, wiring
16432 Jallmer Pearson, wiring
Total
Commission
15100 Kimball Elect. Co., mdse
Total
Total
Total
Am't
.8 21.26
19.85
11.09
90.00
00.56
198.32
48.00
185.29
7.20
11.34
01.90
85.12
83.31
66.49
33.00
9.40
98.98
90.46
10.00
36.36
00.87
32.92
37.87
10.09
8.87
2.85
11.07
09.49
17.00
53.81
65.55
37.42
10.80
106.42
75.00
1.00
24.00
46.60
167.71
63.78
31.00
38.19
84.57
12.44
125.80
8.30
79.51
6.20
9.33
9.05
75.00
70.00
25.06
72.43
73.17
214.42
2.00
64.61
61.97
76.74
1.50
14.60
31.54
31.07
63.14
88.26
241.68
22.00
64.88
14611 L. Frldlund, part rent of office March, 1211
14623 J. C. Dale, mdse
14624 Tribune Printing Co., envelopes
14673 Lewis Hardware Co., mdse
14676 Sam'l Porter, collection fee. Water and Light eoUeetlons
14600 L. Frldlund, part office rent April,
14014 Tribune Printing Co., publishing sails for bids
14071 J. H. Wiggins Co., mdse
14006 L. Frldlund. part rent office May,
14007 First National Bank, St. Paul, Interest oeupens due 0-1-11. water
bonds
16044 Ths Frits Cross Co., journal for Watsr A Light Department
16004 Lewis Frldlund, part rent ef offlee, Sept.. 1011
16084 Plant Rubber Co., rods*
16086 Tribune Prtg. Co., stationery and supplies
16087 P. Pearson, cash advancsd fer labor, postage, etc
16103 L. Frldlund, cash advanced tor freight
16104 L. Frldlund, cash advanced for express, 'phone messages and sup
plies
15234 Peterson «e ©eer, sisewalks
T»tal
Bonds"
Total
Total
63.811.01
39.00
35.70
35.40
36.30
36.00
27.00
46.00
24.90
21.60
24.00
38.40
28.80
24.00
21.15
25.20
24.45
34.20
27.90
24.00
Tetal
Nature of Claim Am't
8.70
ai.ao
26.00
sio
14711 Frits Cross, ledgers and Index books 33.76
14711 P. Pearson, postage, express and supplies 4.6S
14717 Tribune Printing Co., slrsular letters and notloes 0.10
14736 First National Bank. St. Paul, Interest oeupens, due 0-1-11, water
bonds
t, 060.00
147ft P. Pearson, 'phone messages .' 1.06
14700 L. Frldlund. part rent office June, 1011 6.00
14802 Bank of Willmar, Interest coupons due 7-1-11 chargeable t* Water
and Light Fund
326.00
.26
8.00
0.02
20.00
8.00
8.76
30.00
6.00
60.00
6.10
10.92
6.00
2.00
1.76
13.26
2.30
14867 Berg A Sorenson Co. mdse.
14887 L. Frldlund, part rent office July, 1911
14809 Olof Sundt, labor
14900 Farsham Printing Co., meter books
14007 J. C. Frees*, labor with team
14909 Aug. Bundling .labor
14910 A. Struxness, opening new set books Water A Light department....
14011 Willmar Brick Co
1402A L. Frldlund, postal cards for monthly statements
14971 Ben Benson, mdse
14073 Republican Gazette, printing and publishing
16003 L. xridlund, part rent of office Aug., 1011
15019 J. A. Rowat, specifications foundations brick oblmney
15021 Aug. Sundling, labor
15039 Frank Heald, drayage
16042 The Improvement Bulletin, advertising bids, brick chimney
15043 Fred L. Gray Co., premium surety bond for Secretary Water St Light
15110 A Struxness, opening books for Water & Light Commission 30.00
15131 L. Frldlund, part rent of office, Oct., 1911 5,00
15208 L. Fridlund, part rent of office Nov., 1911 6.00
15222 P. G. Hanuy, renewal premium Fire Insurance policy on plant and
machinery
04.00
15223 Aug. Sundling, labor
2.25
15251 P. Pearson, cash advanced for postage, telephone messages and
supplies
2.35
15285 Willmar Hardware Co., mdse
24.43
15287 Harttord Steam Boiler Insp. & Ins. Co., renewal premium boiler
policy
165.00
15288 Tribune Prtg. Co., envelopes and receipts for Water 6 Light Com
mission
33.00
15289 Lewis Hardware Co., mdse
2.02
15294 L. Fridlund, part rent office Dec 1911 5 00
15297 Bank of Willmar, interest coupon due 1-1-12 Funding bonds, charge
able to W. & L. Fund
325.00
15330 Nels Knudson Co., drayage
4.6O
15331 P. Pearson, cash advanced for labor and mdse 1.75
16356 L. Fridlund, part rent of office Jan., 1912 5.00
15371 H. Gunderson, cash advanced for postage, 'phone bill and 0.65
15373 The Adder Machine Co., part payment Adding Machine 236.44
15400 L. Fridlund. part rent office Feb., 1912 5.00
16427 Willmar Hardware Co., mdse
3.55
15430 Lewis irldlund, cash advanced for express, postage, etc 19.05
16449 Lewis Fridlund, cash advanced for freight 49.29
raSKARSST XXV&OVSlKBXfT W S
15089 Peterson & Geer, cement street crossings $
16193 J. H. Wiggins Co., catch basin and manhole cover
15260 Peterson & Geer, cement crossing and labor
FOOB rt72¥2.
14080 Nels Hjort, plowinf for tardea, poor house properties In First
Ward
15194 R. B. Otterness, mdse for poor
15195 Palace Grocery Co., mdse for poor
15196 S. K. Stansberry Implement Co., wood for poor
15235 Berkness, Peterson & Co., mdse for poor
15236 Skoojf & Anderson, mdse for poor
15237 Mrs. J. R. Peterson, appropriation Red Cross Society
gSBMANTnrr XUFBOVBMENT BBvovrarct itrm.
14533 J. A. Rowat, engineering work Olof Avenue $
14583 Tribune Prtg. Co., publishing in Olaf Avenue grading
14679 J. A. Rowat, pronle Olaf Avenue
14683 N. O. Nelson, County Treas., grading and sidewalk assessment
certified to County Auditor lots 1 and 3, block *, Ferrlns/s Addition
paid to City Treasurer
14728 F. L. Smith, balance 8th S grading eontraet
14729 Tribune Prtg. Co., publishing Olaf Avenue grading
14731 E. M. Sanderson, street sprinkling May, lSi
14800 E. M. Sanderson, street sprinkling June, 1911
14834 J. .... Rowat, engineering services Olaf Avenue grading
14872 J. A. Rowat, engineering services Olaf Avenue grading
14873 Tribune Prtg. Co., publishing Olaf Avenue grading
14888 E. M. Sanderson, street sprinkling July, 1911
14917 D. B. Dougherty, account contract Olaf Avenue grading 100.00
14918 D. B. Dougherty, account contract Olaf Avenue grading 400.00
14982 M.' D. Manning, commissioner Olaf Avenue grading 9.00
14983 L. A. Wold, commissioner Olaf Avenue grading...
14984 J. A. Hedin, commissioner Olaf Avenue grading...
14985 Tribune Prtg. Co., publishing Olaf Avenue grading.
14986 A. Gilbertson, serving notices Olaf Avenue grading
15004 E. M. Sanderson, street sprinkling Aug., 1911
15065 E. M. Sanderson, street sprinkling Sept.. 1911
15132 £2. M. oanderson, street sprinkling Oct., 1911
16164 D. B. Dougherty, balanee Olaf Aveaue grading oontraot
IVTXBBBT FUWD.
14785 Kandiyohi Co. Bank, interest coupoa due 7-1-11, "Funding Bonds"..!
14803 Bank of Willmar, interest coupons due 7-1-11, "Funding Bonds"...
15295 Kandiyohi County Bank, interest coupon due 7-1-11, "Funding
15296 Bank of Willmar, interest coupons due 7-1-11, "Funding Bonds"...
16357 Security National Bank, Minneapolis, part interest sewer bonds due
2-1-12
8XHXXHG PXTKD.
War. No. Name. Nature of Claim
15459 Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners, certificates of indebtedness
purchased
T.TTmaBY TVttB.
14512 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building $
14534 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian, March, 1911
14536 Northwestern Telephone Co., 'phone rent
14597 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian, April, 1911
14598 Water ft Light Commission, lamps and water rent
14627 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building, April. 1911
14696 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building, May, 1911
14698 J. M. Beck, binding
14699 Sophia L. Rice, books St. Paul Book Stationery Co
14730 J. H. Wiggins Co., repairs
14732 Mrs. C. £,. Horn beck, 1 set of History
14733 Water &Light Commission, water rent
14734 Amy Hanscom, salary librarian May, 1911
14736 Northwestern Telephone Co., telephone'rent.
14737 John Skoolheim, part payment for new roof 300.00
14801 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building.
14804 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian June, 1911
14836 National Press Association, for cyclopedia
14874 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
14890 Amy Hanscom, cash advanced for supplies and freight
14891 Amy Hanscom, salary librarian July, 1911
14920 Northwestern Telephone Co., 'phone rent
14922 Edith Frost, saiary as substitute librarian
14989 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian Aug., 1911
14990 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
15032 Peterson & Qvale, account contract John Skoolheim
16033 J. M. Beck, binding magazines and books
15034 Sophia L. Rice, bills St. Paul Book & Stationery Co
16067 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian Sept., 1911
15068 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
16133 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
16165 Northwestern Telephone Co., 'phone rent
15166 Amy Hanscom, salaryas librarian Oct., 1911
15167 Northwestern Telephone Co., 'phone rent
16209 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
15210 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian Nov., 1911
16291 Northwestern Telephone Co., 'phone rent
16292 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
16298 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian Dec 1911
16299 Sophia L. Rice, books St. Paul Book & Stationery Co
16800 J. M. Beck, binding
15303 J. H. Wiggins Co., repairs
15304 Elfstrum & Co., magazines
15306 Amy Hanscom, railroad fare to convention, freight, express, postage
and supplies
15344 H. W. Wilson Co., "readers guide" "."."*.*
16380 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
15381 Amy Hanscom, salary as librarian Jan., 1912
15386 Northwestern Telephone Co., 'phone rent '..
16387 The Minneapolis Journal, subscription
15388 Water & Light Commission, water rent
15416 Mrs. A. O. Sather, work in library building
16418 Amy Hanscom, salary librarian Feb., 1912
16443 St. Paul Pioneer Press, subscription
16444 Northwestern Telephone Co., 'phone rent
saw
Committee
System
T«tai ...-
BOVDS WHO.
15382 A. B. Rice, J. S. Robsins and Brick Holt, for letA 8. 9 and 14). block
7 and for right of way across block te 18 Hanson's Addition,
(ground for settling tank)
15413 A. A. Anderson, railroad fare and expenses te S Paul on Sewer
Committee
15414 C. A. Dahlheim, railroad fare and expense to S Paul on Sewer
15416 R. W. Stanford, railroad fare to St. Paul and return with Sewer
Committee
15417 O. B. Glarum, for right of way privilege and for outlet for Sewer
15440 Oscar Clausen Engineering Co., specifications and engineering work
on sewer plans
16441 J. A. Rowat, engineering work on sewer plans 48.78
18442 The Journal Publishing Co., printed specifications and bid blanks for
sewer system
38.00
I 038.00
6.00
1.16
3.00
4.10
11.16
6.00
1.44
1.46
6.00
240.00
6.26
21.60
6.00
14.61
14.30
1.06
90.44
31.64
i.ie
$2,977.03
790.76
22.85
47.07
1 860.68
$
1.50
4.50
5.25
3.25
6.75
5.13
15.00
41.3g
11.35
1.80
3.00
152.39
10.00
.80
74,00
74,00
3.00
3.50
4.40
74.00
9.00
3.00
4.80
13.00
74.00
74.00
74.00
72.00
262.24
11,547.28
26.00
400.00
25.00
400.00
150.00
fl.000.00
Am't
$2,000.00
82,000.00
7.00
40.00
3.00
40.00
12.36
8.80
5.00
19.20
60.35
2.75
15.00
3.82
40.00
3.00
4.80
40.00
18.60
5.80
8.99
40.00
3.00
20.00
40.00
5.00
500.00
25.40
95.00
40.00
6.00
14.20
3.00
40.00
1.60
6.85
40.00
3.00
7.25
40.00
21.67
25.35
1.80
74.52
29.61
6.00
6.25
40.00
1.50
4.80
8.32
6.55
40.00
4.80
1.50
11,140.24
$1,808.00
7.60
7.60
6.10
100.00
110.00
$M$8.8S
HUSKIN6S
Harrison, April 1—Dr. Healy of
Spicer made a professional call in
this locality Tuesday.
Earl Martin was an Atwater caller
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Martin and Miss Edythe
Olson returned last Monday from a
few days' visit in the cities.
A few of the Harrisonites were en
tertained at the P. Berglund home
last Sunday evening.
Quite a number from here attended
the auction sale at Nek Olson's last
Monday. Everything was disposed of
at a good price. Peter Henderson of
Spicer cried the sale. We think Mr.
Henderson is a very capable auctions
eer, and anyone contemplating auc
tion sales will do well to call on him.
Peter Burns ef Kandiyohi visited
at the home of his brother-in-law, F.
H. Harris, one day last week.
Bert Barber was a Spicer caller
Tuesday.
F. H. Harris purchased a horse at
the Nels Olson auction last Monday.
Mr. Marlow, the Rawleigh man,
was in this locality last week.
Mrs. Ge). Wilson visited relatives
in Atwater the latter part of last
week.
Geo. Martin, F. H. Harris and fam
ilies, visited at the Wm. Monson
home in Irving last Wednesday even
ing.
Geo. Wilson assisted Geo. Martin
dehorn some cattle last Thursday.
Geo. Martin purchased a harness
at the Nels Olson auction last week.
H. 0. Myhrtf assisted H. Home de
horn cattle last Friday.
Geo. Wilson was an Atwater caller
Friday.
Earl Martin departed for Willmar
last Friday, where he will seek em
ployment.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoppe were Spic
er callers last Thursday.
Miss Ella Pagel visited at the Pet
er Johnson home a few days last
week.
Jim Wilson of Spicer purchased
some wheat from H. Martin Thurs
day.
XE ELIZABETH
LEAKING^
Lake Elizabeth, April 1—Spring
work is in full swing now in this lo
cality.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Stenberg and
Master Donald arrived from Minne
apolis last Thursday and are now
staying at Fred Stenberg's. Hilmer
Stenberg has accepted the position
as buttermaker in the Harrison
creamery.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Danielson and
children visited at C. B. Danielson's
of Gennessee last Sunday.
Abel Ekbom made a short visit at
August Olson's Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson spent
Sunday at Geo. Jones' of Atwater.
Levi Ekbom seemed rather quiet
about something Sunday evening.
Esther and Amanda Erickson spent
Thursday evening at A. T. Bjur's.
A very pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ekbom
by about forty of their friends last
Friday evening. The evening was
spent pleasantly with games and ev
eryone voted Mr. and Mrs. Ekbom
royal entertainers. Lunch was ser
ved at a late hour, after which ev
erybody left for home. A sum of
money was presented the newlyweds.
Mrs. Fred Stenberg is again very
ill.
Miss Lillie Boom came home Fri
day from Atwater to spend the Eas
ter vacation at her home here.
Geo. Winberg is able to be about
after his recent illness.
Easter services will be held in the
Swedish Baptist church Friday fore
noon. Everybody welcome to attend.
Edwin Holmgren called at John
Olson's Friday evening.
Esther and Hilda Anderson visited
with Bernice Bjur Sunday afternoon.
Archie Paulson called at Simon
Ekbom's Sunday evening.
Grue, April 1—April fool day. It's
a long time since you read the Grue
Grist.
Spring comes but once a year.
Some plowing and dragging is being
done in this vicinity, also some seed
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nelson and fam
ily of Willmar came out Saturday for
an over Sunday visit at the former's
home.
A. B. Kleven was in Willmar to
seek medical aid on Saturday.
Mrs. Axel Nelson arrived home
from Kandiyohi on Thursday, after
a few days' visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Victor Anderson.
The Metropolitan Barber Shop,
Bank of Willmar Building, B. T.
Otos, proprietor, is the shop to get a
shave, hair cut and bath. 22f
MISS VERA HED
Hair Dressing Parlors
In the Ruble Block, Willmar.
Hair Dressing, Soft Water
Shampooing and Manlouro
Switches, Puffs and Curls
mads of hair combings
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RING0 LAKE
Bingo Lake, April 1—Mr. and Mr*.
M. E. Ekblad left lor their home at
Dawson, N .D., after a week's visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
Mr. Victor Danielson is at present
visiting with relatives in Willmar.
A pleasant surprise party was giv
en for Mr. John Blomgren last Thurs
day evening, at the home of Jonas
Monson by a large number of friends.
Mr. Blomgren firmly believed the sur
prise to be given Monson's. The ev
ening was spent in a pleasant social
way, a midnight lunch was served,
and a neat sum of money was left to
Mr. Blomgren as a remembrance of
the occasion. He intends to leave
for Bhame, N. D. in the near future.
Alfred and Alice Swenson spent
last Saturday evening at the John
Jacobson home.
Mr. John Peterson, with his family
arrived here last Monday from Good
hue county to take possession of his
farm here, recently purchased from
Mrs. Sophia Gustrud. While we re
gret to see Mrs. Gustrud leave, we
^welcome Mr. Peterson to our neigh
borhood.
A deal was closed last Tuesday,
by which Mr. Albert Monson became
the owner of the late N. P. Holmgren
farm here, at the price of $3,700.
The "Lut Fisk" supper held in the
Norwegian Hauge church last Fri
day evening was well attended. A
good program was rendered. The
choir from the Zion church at Spicer,
assisted, and Prof. Swalin gave a
few musical numbers. Bev. Lokens
gaard of Hanley Falls, Minn., made
a few impressive remarks.
Mr. Oscar Johanson left for Dia
mond Lake last week, where he in
tends to remain for some time prac
tising the carpenter trade.
LAKE-ANDREW
Lake Andrew, April 1—Mr. John
Birkeland, the popular well digger, is
at present boring a well on the school
lot in District 25.
L. H. Larson shipped a carload of
stock from New London last Wednes
day.
Miss Augusta Mostue is back home
from an all winter visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Gust Moe, of Watertown, S.
Dak.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Hattlestad were
county seat visitors Friday.
Mrs. O. B. Railson entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of the East Nor
way Lake church on Wednesday, the
25th.
The financial report of receipts and
disbursements of the defunct Nor
way Lake & Sunburg Kailway Co.,
is still forthcoming.
Some of the state of Minnesota's
privileged fishers were around Lake
Florida last week with a view of
seining said lake but, thanks to the
patriotic and public spirit of the resi
dents around the lake, they changed
*their minds and departed.
A special telephone meeting was
held on the 22nd in the school house.
School will commence in District
25 today with Emanuel Franklin as
teacher.
Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand,
Makes a dandy play-house,
For our little friends.
Lake Andrew and Norway Lake
correspondents to the county papers
are getting as numerous as fleas in
a summer ni~M, so the lingoist will
say his "vale."
RINGVILLE
HUNGERS
Ringville, April 1—Easter services
will be conducted in Gausdahl church
on second day of Easter by Rev.
Hanson. Sunday school meets Eas
ter day at half past 10 o'clock.
A practical discussion of "Pro
gressive Issues" by I. M. Kalnes of
Starbuck, Minn., will be given in the
Georgeville school house Friday ev
ening, Feb. 5th, in place of the tem
perance meeting, which was to be held
that evening.
Mrs. Larson, formerly Miss Julia
Thompson, is at present enjoying a
visit at her home here.
Mrs. Monten made a trip to Minne
apolis last week.
Mrs. G. M. Johnson visited with
her friend, Miss Murphy at Eden Val
ley last Friday.
The Georgeville and Ringville Far
mers' club meets in the Georgeville
school house Monday evening, Apr.
8. Don't forget the date! Everybody
come and make the meeting as inter
esting as possible. Agriculture will
be discussed, and a short literary
program will also be rendered.
Martin Sundflot of Brooten is at
present working for P. O. Sonste
gaard.
The farmers had another big meet
ing at Georgeville Saturday, and
prospects look very favorable that
we will have a farmers' store at
Georgeville very soon.
A number of friends sprung a sur
prise on Laura Kraabel last Wed
nesday night. Laura will soon leave
with the Thompson family for North
Dakota. It seems that all our young
people have the Dakota fever very
bad this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Halvorson and
Mrs. G. M. Johnson visited at Colfax
last Sunday.
The Minerva Debating Society will
give a program and necktie social in
the Georgeville school house Thurs
day, evening, April 11, for the benefit
of the organ fund for the school
house. Don't forget the time. Girls
Rayo driving lamps, $2.50
Never-Out driving lamps, all brass, $3.00
No. 6 Columbia Ignitor Batteries, 25 cents
Jewel kerosene cooking stoves, $8.50
White Lily washing machines, $7.00
Power washing machines, $11.00
1900 washing machines, $12.50
Wire nails at $2.50 per keg
Brooms, 35 cents
A full line of all kinds of ready mixed paint and oils, such
as linseed oil, separator oil and all kinds of machine oil from
sewing machine oil to the best grade of automobile oil. We
also have the exclusive sale of the great Majestic Steel Ranges.
Yours to serve,
bring a necktie and lunch for two.
The boys of course, will be anxious
to buy a new tie, especially when
there is a partner and lunch along in
the same bargain.
Carrie and Hannah Chelmen made
a trip to Paynesville last week.
Norway Lake, April 1—There will
be services and the Lord's Supper at
the Hauge's church on Good Friday
at 11 o'clock a. m.
Martin Reierson called at the Will
mar hospital to see his wife who was
operated upon a week ago. Mrs.
Reierson is improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Railson attend
ed the funeral of Elmer Glesne on
Friday.
J. S. Christenson shipped his
steers and hogs last week. Christen
son is well pleased with the returns
from his corn as fed to steers and
hogs, and predicts that he will go
over the feeding program again next
year if corn crop oermits.
OHSBERG SELVIG & CO.
Great satisfaction is expressed all
over about our new mail carrier, S.
G. Swenson. A more accommodating
carrier cannot be had.
NO CAUSE TO DOUBT.
A Statement of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.
We guarantee Immediate and posi
tive relief to all sufferers from consti
pation. In every case where our rem
edy fails to do this we will return the
money paid us for it. That's a frank
statement of facts, and we want you
to substantiate them at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten just like
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time, day or night do not cause
diarrhoea, nausea, griping, excessive
looseness, or other undesirable etlects.
They have a very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come in contact, apparently act
ing as a regulative tonic upon the re
laxed muscular coat of the bowel, thus
overcoming weakness, and aid.ng to
restore the bowels to more vigorous
and healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to
all sufferers from any form of con
stipation and its attendant evils
That's why we back our faith in them
with our promise of money back if thev
do not give entire satisfaction. Three
sizes: 12 tablets 10 cents, 36 tablets 25
cents and 80 tablets 50 ceuts. Remem
ber, you can obtain Rexall Remedies
only at, our store—The Rexall Store
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Bids Wanted—Latest Notice.
Bids will be received by the Build
ing Committee of the Swedish Luth
eran Tripolis church for raising
church and building basement there
under until Monday, April 1, at 2 o'
clock p. m., addressed to the under
signed. Specifications may be seen
at the residence of the undersigned,
at the Farmers' Elevator at Kandiyo
hi or at Ohsberg, Selvig & Co.'s hard
ware store at Willmar after Friday,
March 22. The earth taken fiom the
excavation must be removed 20
rods. Certified check for $200.00
must accompany each bid as guar
antee of good faith. The committee
reserves right to reject any or all
bids.
By NELS ANDERSON,
Chairman.
Willmar, Minn., Rt. 2, Mar. 18, 1912.
A. E. RICE,
President
Bids for Repairing Courthouse.
The undersigned will receive sealed
bids up to April 4, 1912, at 2:30 o'
clock p. m., for repairing the Kandi
yohi County Courthouse as follows:
Removing old floors and laying new
floors of best maple, Vfe inch face,
in all the offices and the hall in first
story alternative bid for laying tile
floor with 6 inch tile cove along sides
in main hall of first story painting
and decorating all walls in the offices
and halls putting in steel ceiling in
all offices and halls and painting the
same removing old stairs in north
east corner of building from the
ground to main floor and from main
floor to second story so as to provide
jlonger tread varnishing all wood
work in building, except in court
room, and repairing woodwork in
window sills. Certified check for
$100.00 to accompany each bid. The
committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated at Willmar, Minn., this 11th
day of March, 1912.
A. 0. FORSBERG,
We believe that our 30 years of
business among you (the people of Kandiyohi
County) warrants in claiming that we can offer you an abso
lutely safe storehouse for your money. Checks on us are
accepted in payment of bills at par in any part of Minnesota.
Ninety per cent of the successful business men are Bank
Depositors. What better time than now to open a Check
Account with us? We have unexcelled facilities for trans
acting all branches of banking.
Our Officers will be glad to extend to you every courtesy
consistent with sound banking. We will keep your valuables
in our fire proof vault free of charge. We shall be pleased
to have you call on us.
BANK OF WILLMAR
N. B. JOHNSON,
3t Committee.
Bids Wanted.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Kandiyohi County, Minnesota, at the
County Auditor's office in the City of
Willmar, until 2 o'clock p. m., March
28, 1912, for leasing a suitable build
ing to be used as a County Poor
house for the term of one year from
the first day of April, 1912.
Such building must be situated in
one of the following places, towit:
City of Willmar, Village of Atwater,
Village of Spicer, Village of New
London or Village of Raymond.
Bids will also be received at the
same time and place in a separate
enclosure for the care of poor as in
mates kept at County Poor House to
include board and washing and bid
der must state the price to be charg
ed per week for each person.
Bids must be delivered to the Coun
ty Auditor on or before 2 o'clock p.
m., March 28, 1912, and marked on
the outside "Poor Bids."
The Board reserved the right to re
ject any or all bids.
Dated at Willmar, Minnesota, Mar.
5, 1912.
JOHN FEIG,
County Auditor, Kandiyohi County,
Minnesota.
By order of the County Board.
Sale of Drainage Bonds.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners of
Kandiyohi County, Minnesota, at the
office of John Feig, County Auditor,
•until 2:30 o'clock p. m., April 30th,
1912, for the purchase of $15,000 ten
(10) years, $12,000 twelve (12)
years, $10,000 of thirteen (13) years,
$13,000 of fourteen (14) years, $15,
000 of fifteen (15) years and $20,
000 of sixteen (16) years Kandiyohi
County Drainage Bonds, interest not
to exceed 5 per cent, payable semi
annually.
Eaeh bid shall be accompanied by
a certified check in the amount of
$2,000,payable to County Treasurer,
and shall be placed in an envelope
and endorsed "Proposal for the pur
chase of Ditch Bonds" sealed and ad
dressed to John Feig, County Audit
or, Willmar Minnesota.
All bids will be publicly opened at
the time and place above stated.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Dated at Willmar, Minnesota, this
18th day of March A. D. 1912.
JOHN FEIG,
County Auditor of Kandiyohi County,
Minnesota.
By order of County Board. 3t
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $120,000.00
C. E. LIEN,
Vice-Pres. ,.
F. G. HANDY,
Cashier
N. 8: SWENSON,
Ass't Cashier
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