Willmar tribune., 1898-06-28
LOCAL BREVTIES. !

Editor Berghuis was over from
Clara City yesterday.
Mrs. J. H. Styles visited with Min
neapolis friends last week.
Hammocks-best in the market-for
sale at Carlson Bros. & Frost's.
Union prayer meeting at the Mis-
sion church next Friday evening.
Services at Sw. Luth. church Sunday
morning. Bible class Friday evening.
A celebration will take place at Swa-
Inns old place in Town of Dovre next
Monday. Atty. Olney will speak.
T. Lowry Cooley, of Mantorvil]e,
is the guest of his uncle, b. T. Jen-
ness, and family.
The W. G. #. U. will meet at the
Y. M. G. A. rooms Thursday after
noon at O'Clock
Mrs. E. P. Lawrence and children
left last Friday for a visit in the Cit
les and other points.
John Otos has been engaged to lead
the New London band in the celebra-
tion there on July 4th.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to Andrew P. Stromberg and En-
lily Charlotte J. Bergquist.
Rev. R. Atchison, presiding elder,
breaches at the M. e. church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Louise Fancher spent several
days in Atwater last week as the
guest Of Mrs. S. M. Sivertson.
Lawrence Rodlun is home from
Portland, Oregon. Lawrence says
there is no place like (home) Mime
sofa.
Frank Smith, of the Argus force,
returns this week from his home at
Casselton, N. D., where he went to
attend his brothers. wedding.
The present session of court will be
brief one. There are % cases on the
calendar, most of which will be either
dismissed or continued until the next
term.
August Alstrom leaves to-day on
trip to the coast. He expects to be
absent about six weeks, and plans to
attend the Omaha Exposition before
returning home.
Mr.. Scotton and wife went to Man.
kato to-day to attend the Synodical
Sabbath School and Christian En-
deavor convention. They will be
home July End.
Over twenty new members we're ad-
mitted into the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning. The sacrament
of the Lords Supper was admins
tered during the morning service.
Mrs. Maynard left last Friday to
join her husband and sons at Long
Prairie. Her daughter, Miss Izorra,
remained for few days. visit at the
Johnson cottage at Crescent Beach.
In a letter recently received from
JAS. S. Field, of Denver, Colo, writ
to the K. P. lodge of Willmar, he
prosperity. Mr.. Field is engaged as
editor of ''The Pythian," published
in that city.
The W. G. T. U. of Willmar was
rearesented at the convention at
Litchfeld last week by Mesdames Ives,
Young. Thompson and Johnston.
the Y's. The ladies report a most
interesting session.
Clerk of Court Ramsett has issued
notices calling attention to a special
term of district court to be held at the
town hall in town of Arctander, on
Saturday, July 9, from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m. This will doubtless be the last
opportunity to secure second papers
in this county this summer.
The Lake Lillian volunteers organ
lied their company last Wednesday
evening. The Office of End lieutenant
will be filled by Stromme Johnson,
the remaining officers being the same
as mentioned in our columns couple
of weeks ago. The company started
out with a membership of about II,
and Captain Wick informed us that
the prospects were favorable for
good increase. ~.
Chas. Hanson of Gennessee and
Geo. Swanson of Harrison have
bought complete Peerless threshing
outfit, including 20 horse power en-
gine, feeder and wind stacker, from
Stansberry & 7Spicer. The firm also
reports the sale of a threshipg outfit
to Strom & Sons Of Lauriston, Chip
pewa county, and a complete horse
power outfit TO Bjornberg & Bomsta
Of Lake Lillian. 500 .,>"crl
Graduating exercises were held in
distriet Il Saturday evening last, the.
! Miss Hilma Olive Norman, daughter
OF j !. H. Norman, Of Kandiyohi. a