Willmar tribune., 1897-09-07
Peter Rasmussen left Mondayfor~ St.

Paul.
Minneapolis Cash Store have bar
gains4n new dressgoods. I -,
Minneapolis Cash Store will sell
straw hats at less than cost. :
Christ Jacobson, of Spicer, spent
Sunday here with his brother, Jacob.
Miss Gina Kambestad, of West
AXE, visited friends in Willmar Mon
day.
G. N. Ronning of Hillsboro, AZ. D.,
is ona visit to his brother-in-law, p
Rasmussen.
E. G. Quale, of Sunburgh, passed
through here Monday on his way to
the state university.
Hunting notices to post for warning
sportsmen to keep off premises, for
sale at the TRIBUNE Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Erickson aud
daughter Miss Hilda visited Willmar
friends one day last week. .
Minneapolis Cash Store. Working
pants sold for $1.50 now to close at
$1.0O. Children's suits at cost.
Prof. Hans Dreyer left Tuesday for
St. Paul where he will visit his
daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. 'Gruber, for a
few days. ~.
Martin Iverson, graduate of the St..
Cloud Normal, departed for Ray
mond Saturday where he will teach
this year.
Andrew Renstrom, of Lake Lillian
who is of the victims of the Kelley
scheme, went to the cities this week to
attend court.
Few things have displayed more
energy in the field of public movements
than Rocky Mountain Tea. For sale
by all druggists.
FOR HIRE-A good strong. team
of working horses. Owner is unable
by sickness to use them. Inquire at
the TRIBUNE Office. :...
Gabriel Stene, of Lake Lillian, took
down a herd of cattle Monday. Mr..
Stene thinks that the wheat crop will
be fair in his neighborhood.
B. W. Brokaw, the well-known op-
tician, will be at Willmar from Sept.
18th to Is. Office at Elfstrum & Co.'S
drug store. Consultation free.
A. O. Forsberg has moved with his
family to Kandiyohi station. Mr..
Forsberg will teach the young idea of
the the Carlin Dist. how to shoot.
Wanted, to exchange good improved
farm in Swift County for good resi-
dence property in Willmar; or will
trade for acres near town.
F. p. OLNEY.
Money to loan on farm securities;
papers made payable ''on or before;''
rates are the lowest; loans closed up
quickly. =
V. e. SEGERsTRoM. y
Tonight occurs the social event Of
prominence in our village in the
marriage of Miss Anna Lundquist and
Robert B. Bitterness. Both the young
people are well-known in Willmar
society and from representative fami-
lies. The TRIBUNE congratulates the
young couple and wishes them long,
prosperous and happy journey through
life. Il
RAYMOND, Mimi, Sept. 1, 1897.
I had been sick with complaints o1
the stomach, liver and kidneys; had
tried many things but experienced no
relief. I was unable to do any work.
I have now been under Prof. Erkel's
treatment about six weeks and am a
good deal better and am able to do
manual labor. I might add that was
given no medicine at all, but the won
derful Improvement was brought about
by his magnetic treatment.
FRANK NYBERG.
G. C. Wennerlund, our popular
jew]er, has offered a solid gold medal
to the High School to be presented a.
commencement exercises under direc
tion of the Board of Education. Mr..
Wennerlund is having the most pros
porous business he has had during his
fourteen years location in Willmar,
and is showing his appreciation of the
good will Of the people by this liberal
gift. The engraving and design OF the
medal will be done by Otto Wenner,
lund, and will no doubt be a work oil
art.
Is marriage failure? In the frs
part of summer a young man Of the
south part of our country took unto
} himself the burden of a wife while {
young lady laid off from her shoulders
the responsibility of singleness; It i.
polite for gentleman to get married