Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-12-21
TheEyesight!

N. L. Winblad offers his hill prop
erty for sale, also a few fine residence
lots. For particulars call and see
him.
Harry Thompson has a miniature
dressed Xmas tree on exhibition in
his show window so as to be in line
with other dec orations for the holiday
season.
Go to G. G. Wennerlund's and re-
Eglster your guess on that beautiful
fChatelaine watch. The watch will be
handsome Xmas present to the sue
cessful lady.
Gunder Swenson, of Arctander, has
rented his farm to his son and gone to
Virginia. Mr.. Swenson is a brother
in-]aw of Thomas Osmundson, who
moved to Virginia about two years
|:ago.
I E. p. Sundfors, the popular dealer
In feed stuffs, has had his place nicely
papered, painted and renovated, and
has added new fixtures and a phone.
Mr.. sundfors will find that the public
appreciates such improvements.
In the list of marriage licenses is
sued in Minneapolis last week are the
Following: Benjamin Coe, of Wright
county, ILL.,, and Laura Delano; Clay
ton w. Kirkland and Rena Nj. Faul-
haver. All are former Willmarites.
Attorneys Nordin, Olney and Por-
ter attended district court at Litch-
field last week. The calendar this
term was an exceptionally large one,
there being over eighty civil cases,
1Afesides q number of criminal cases. s..
If you have trouble with your eyes,
call at Anderson Bros. and get them
examined free of charge. Mr.. C. II.
Anderson, graduate of the Chicago
Ophthalmic College, has charge of the
optical department and guarantees
satisfactory work. -
The Woodmen and Royal neighbors
lodges will have their joint installa-
tion OF officers on New Years night.
Arrangements will probably be made
to hold the installation in the Wood
men hall and the social exercises to
follow in the Odd Fellows hall.
DR.. Fountain and company opened
a two weeks engagement at the Opera
House last Tuesday evening. The
company is giving good performances
nightly, while the doctor devotes the
usual amount of time toward the ex-
planation of his remedies. Prizes are
given away. during the engagement.
Alois r. Anlauf was united in mar
riage last Wednesday evening to Miss
Tina Hendrickson, of Pope comfy.
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. E.
E. Gynild, at the home of the brides
uncle, Chris. Arnson. Mr. and Mrs.
Anlauf have gone into housekeeping
in rooms at the Willmar Opera House,
where Mr.. Anlauf succeeds r. W.
Northam in the painting business.
The writer had a chat with one of
the old settlers, MAIDS Knutson, who
resides and has resided since 1868
about four miles east of Willmar. He
has now attained the respectable age
OF Is years and enjoys good health.
As marks man he has had few equals,
and this fall in spite of his advanced
years he brought down 81 chickens,
IL ducks, aud II rabbits. Mr.. Knit
son offers the cigars to anyone OF his
age who can show better record. :.
Members of the local lodge of Wood
men have organized an athletic asso-
citation to be known as the IN. w.
A. Athletic Association of Willmar,"
with the following enrolled as charter
members: Martin Sorenson, II. c..
Traue, E. G. Christensen, Fred Paul
son, S. P. Rasmussen, Peter Freeberg,
Conrad Anderson, John L. Lindner,
NJ. J. Subzhanske, Carl G. Larson, N.
B. Carlson, Jens A. Peterson, Ole
Lundquist, J. P. Larson. The men,
bers will hold their meetings in the
Woodmen hall, where they have all
I the paraphernalia necessary for q
Igynasium. =
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