Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-01-28

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| %. II. SleJten Is SICK Win pneumo-
uia.
Miss Emma Bergman of Mamre is
sick with lung trouble.
Editor LARSEN, of the Clara City
Herald, was in town Saturday.
WANTED-A good girl for general!
housework. MRS. w. A. SPERRY.
Refer Thorson of Lake Andrew
has recovered from his late severe ILL
ness.
-Willmar wheat prices are kept up
a notch above market prices by indc-
pendent buyers.
-Franlk Farifara, Spicer, is happy
over the arrival of girl baby at his
home Sunday.
Mrs, Sorenson who lives near the
Grue post office, is reported to be
very sick.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lundquist of this
city last Sunday night.
Mrs. Chas. Nordgren, of Spicer,
fell from a sleigh last Sunday and
sprained an arm quite badly.
Josephine Hagerman of White
field, is recovering from long and
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Charles Akerson, of Mamre, who
was taken down with pneumonia last
week, is on the road to recovery.
Albert, son of Ole Knudson, of
Norway Lake, is down with pneumonia.
We hope for his speedy recovery,
The concert given by the musical
forces of the Seminary last Saturday
evening was enjoyed by a good sized
audience.
Garlic Larson returned to Willmar
about week ago, after having made
an extended tour through N. D. and
northernpart of Minnesota.
Jim Blake, who has had charge
of the railroad water tank at Norcross,
is back to Willmar. The water sup
ply in the river had frozen up.
Rev. Wright. Of St. Paul, preached
in the Presbyterian church in this city
last Sunday: in the place of Rev.
Johnson who is absent on an eastern
tour.
&C. P. DeBelles. who claims to be
a specialist in hairgrowing, has a
room at the Pioneer Barber Shop,
where he dispenses his infallible REM
edies.
Rumors are circulated to the effect
that Intoxicating liquors have been
disposed of in Raymond, though as
yet nothing decisive has been done to
prove it.
Mrs. P. L. johnson accompanied by
her son Henry went on a tour to St.
Paul last Thursday. They expect to
spend sometime in visiting friends in
the Twin Cities.
J. D. Farrell, U: S: post Office in
spector was in the city last Thursday.
He found the local post Office very
satisfactory. He also visited the
Grue post Office.
A. E. Danielson, of Lake Andrew,
made trip to Traverse county last
week, expecting to take a homestead
on the disputed lands lately thrown
open for settlement, but found all
taken.
Prof A. Zimmerman. of st. Paul,
Minn., will be in Wiilmar and de-
liver lectures at the Opera House on
/ the evenings of Jan. 3lst and Feb. 1st.
His specially is phrenology. No ad-
mission fee will be charged,
Christoffer Quale from sunburg.
made a trip to this city last week.
He is negotiating with some eastern
lawyers with the intent of securing q
patent right for an invention he has
made.
Justice Fay Of Raymond was in, the
city yesterday to arrange for the mus.
ical entertainment to be given here
at>the Opera House on Feb. by Miss
Benham, for the benefit of Widow Ba
ker and family. of Raymond.
Frank O. Peterson went to Mime
apolis Wednesday to purchase lumber
and material and will open lumbe,
yard at Willmar. Mr.. Peterson is ar
enterprising young man and we trus
he will be successful in his ventures
l-Grove City Times.
| The team of Oscar -Linman of Fab
lun became frightened on Pacific Av
enue yesterday and ran away. Mr.
I Einman WAS thrown from the c1ai ~