Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-10-12
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Kerkhoven is trying to organize a
cOrnet band.
N. Gabrielson, of Fahlun, was in
town last week.
VIM. B. Feher, of Roseland. was
in the city Saturday.
Emil Hanson, Jr., of Lake Lillian,
traded here Saturday.
Miss Lima Gjems began her work in
the Seminary this week.
Mrs. E. r. Aldrich, from Benson,
was in Willmar last week.
Will Geer, of New London, was a
Wlllmar caller last Saturday.
Rev. G. Hartman Johnson preached
in kerkhoven last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Landing, of Glenwood, is visit
ing her parents in the city at present.
House and lot for sale on very rea-
sonable terms. Inquire at Sam o.
sons.
The elev ator men say they get chief
~ No. 3 wheat and a good deal below
grade.
Buy the Vive hand camera. Price
now reduced to SIS. At Void & Fors-
berg's.
WANTED-A small coal stove in
exchange for large coal heater. In
quire at this otfie.
The Willmar Seminary is starting
out with a better opening enrolment
than it had last year.
Cnuptu Afto,,po,, N>,1;, W:11
mar, visited with J. w. Olson Satur-
ay.-Dassel Anchor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Mckinney, of
Goldendale, WASH, spent the past
week with Willr. W relatives.
Mrs. Anna Quale Anderson, the
noted Norwegian temperance lecturer,
speaks in Kerkhoven Oct. %.
The two sisters, Mrs. Westerdahl
and Mrs. Amundson, of Kerkhoven,
were in Willmar last Tuesday.
| Martin FOrsberg of this city called
at our Office last week and paid his
subscription for two years in advance.
The new choir recently organized at
St. Luke's church made their first ap-
| pearance in their vestments last Sun
day.
Nels N. Feleen. of New London,
purchased the liver Thompson proper
ty and has become a citizen of Will
mar.
Rocky Mountain Tea acts directly
on the liver and kidneys, giving them
capacity to filter all poisons from the
body.
Kandiyohi county receives $8,340 of
the October apportlonment of the state
school fund. 1886 scholars draw ap-
portionment.
j. NJ. Olson, of New London, is on
the roads selling Wards Remedies.
He is working for MIR. Lawrence, who
has this territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Glarum and
Mrs. L. M. Landing and children at
tended the Brevig-Ellefson wedding
near Sacred Heart last week.
Miss Kate G. Kern has leased the
Sheridan house at Bismarck, the his
toric house Of politics and booze.
Foster Co. N. D. Independent, Sept.
23-97.
Miss Mayme O'Brien filled the posi-
ton OF teacher in the seventh grade of
the High School last week, owing to
the illness of the regular teacher, Miss
Anna Hunter.
Lewis Ward, one of Wilma r's pop
ular young railway mail clerks, spent
several days the past week here with
his parents. His headquarters are
now at St. Paul.
A hardware store, at Murdoch, was
entered by robbers on Monday of last
week, and they secured shot guns,
razOrs, revolyers and penknives to
the value of about 1915.
Litchfeld will have a curfew ordi-
nance. That is we'll, but there ought
to be an ordinance in every family
that would keep the children at home
from the early part of the evening.
The Introductory ball of the Algon-
quin Dancing club, given on Friday
evening last, was we'll attended, and
an enjoyable evening was spent by
the lovers of the terpsichorean art.
Prof. 81. S. Hilleboe will address
the Meeker county teachers at the
county teachers association to be held
in Litchfeld Oct. 70. 1t speaks we'll
for Meeker county that it has a live
teachers association.
Prof. Won Larish, of Munich, claims
there is no such a thing as feminine
beauty and that there is no beautiful
women nor can it be anywhere. The
Prof. should visit Willmar and be
convinced of his error.
The national game has not lost it's
interest at the High School. In a
game of ball played last week by pup
lis of the Seventh and Eight grades
against the High school grade pupils
the score stood 70 to 80, in favor of
the latter.
DR.. and Mrs. W. E. Mclaughlin
are occupying the John Williams resi-
dence, Mr.. Williams and family hav-
ing taken convenient quarters in the
Kandiyohi' Co. bank building, in
rooms adjoining the central office of
the Wil]mar Telephone Company.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor, will give Char
acteris1ic Social at the home of Mrs.
Geo. E. Thomas on the evening of
ThurSdaV Oct 18th A II arc cordi q l..