Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-10-26
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Amanda Mold of Kandiyohi is down
with typhoid fever.
F. F.. Nelson made a. trip to the
cities this week on business.
J. T. otos departed for the cities
Saturday for pleasure and business.
Buy the Vive hand camera. Price
now reduced to IS. At Void & Fors-
berg's.
WANTED-A good girl for general
house work. Inquire Of Mrs. I. T.
Cramer, First ward.
hear Jacks taking sulphur baths.
No, the doctor advised him to take
Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Montgomery,
accompanied by Miss May A1strom,
spent Thursday in Minneapolis.
Rocky Mountain Tea acts directly
on the liver and kidneys, giving them
capacity to filter all poisons from the
body.
The Algonquin Dancing Club gave
their second hop last Friday evening,
and the participants thoroughly en-
| joyed themselves.
Mrs. F. G. Howe returned to her
home in st. Paul Thursday, after
several weeks visit with her mother.
Mrs. S. M. Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Crevier, of Spi-
Ger, will give supper and dance at
the town hall of that place on Friday
evening of next week.
Prof. II. S. Hilleboe came up from
Robbinsdale Saturday and on Mon
day evening he addressed the students
at the Seminary Hall.
A party of twenty Kandiyohi county
farmers returned Saturday night from
the northern part Of the state, where
all, but one, located on hemesteads.
SALVATION ARMY-Great meet
ing in Salvation Army Hall Monday,
Nov. LIST. Brigadier loft and Mrs.
loft will lead. You are all welcome.
Jonette Thorpe is low with typhoid
fever. She had opened her first term
OF school in Dist. No. IA, which she
had to abandon. We hope she may
recover soon.
w. L. Brown, once connected as an
editor with the Hamline County Times
and who has sojourned in Willmar
since the early part of this month re-
turned to his home in Granite Falls
last Saturday.
This week L. o. Thorpe supplied
''Hemlandet," published in Chicago,
with the names of eleven hundred
Swedish reading people of this county.
These names are to be used for the
harvest edition of that paper.
Mrs. o. J. Beck and family wish to
extend their heartfelt thanks to rela-
tives and friends for the much needed
help and sympathy rendered in their
late bereavement and hope it may be
long ere such services may be needed
in return.
The tranquility of our village was
disturbed by the fire alarm just after
supper Monday evening. The fire was
in Wigdahl & Nelson's wood Office
and was extinguished in short order
before the fire department. could do
any service.
The. J. H. Wiggins Co. of this place
has secured the large contract of put
ting a hot-water heating plant in the
Aldrich House at Benson. The first
class work done by this firm has Sc
cured for them recognition in all neigh
boring towns.
A number of wild horses were sold
at auction in the yard of AL. Frese's
livery barn last Saturday. The prices
ranged from five to twenty dollars.
How many vehicles will be broken,
limbs injured, or lives lost in training
them we will not venture to say, but it
seems to US it is safer to purchase
horses raised here and handled from
colts up, if it does cost a little more.
It lie always safe to patronize home
industry.
We are told that parties are insinu.
ating that the village council drove
the new railroad impro vements from