Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-02-22
LOCAL BREVITES.


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:: The time for the annual town meet
ing is not far distant.
!. A. Benham, of Red Wing, transact.
ed business here last week.
Mr.. James F. Schaffer left this
morning for st. Paul.
Miss Laura johnson spent last week
with Grove City friends.
Lawrence Rodlun leaves to-day for
Oregon to visit with relatives.
County Attorney Nordiu transacted
business in Minneapolis last week.
A. F. Mantor, dentist, Atwater Fri
day and Saturday Feb. 25th and 10Th.
Ole c.. Ekman, of Mamre, transacted
business in our village last Saturday.
It is reported that the Argus will
soon undergo a change OF manage
ment.
Miss Esther Nelson returned last
Saturday evening from a visit III the
Cities !
The Cressey art entertainments at the
Presbyterian church are being we'll At
tended.
Nels Brattlund, who for some time
has been very sick is now improving
in health.
J. L. Hanscom went to Minneapolis
last week to take q course of medical
treatment.
Miss May Alstrom is taking a rest
from her duties at Elfstrum & Co.'S
drug store.
N. B. Carlson was in attendance at
the populist meeting held in Minnea-
polls last week.
Miss Dora Johnson returned home
Monday from an extended visit at
Granite Falls.
Alo Abrahamson and J. Hanna, of
Raymond, transacted business in this
| village last week.
Mr.. Howard, of Minneapolis spent
Sunday here with his wife, who is a
guest at the Madison residence.
F. F. Nelson, J. NJ. Downs and Har"
ry Ward were among those who took
in the sights in the cities last week.
| Miss Jennie DeLano is home again
from an extended visit with the family
OF F. c. Hardy, at Aberdeen, S. D.
\ large crowd will attend the en-
tertainment to be given by the Ossec
society at Seminary Hall this even
ing.
Washington's birthday is being OBJ
served to-day by the closing OF thu
banks, post-ottice and other publ,
buildings.
Frank j. Strecker and Fred Smith
have sold their land south of the rail
road track about 80 acres) to Her
bert Crasswell.
Il Lewis Crosby, who has been confine'
to the house with an attack of tonso
litis, is around again and spent sever
al days with relatives in the cities
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, th
first day of Lent, and the majority Q
our young people will have to Ia
aside the frivolities of life for a time
Harry L. Sales, the popular travel
t ing man, came up Saturday from 81
Paul, to join his wife, who has been tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D: N. Tallma
for some time.
Bjorn L. Staven, q late resident {
this county and one of it's early gel
tiers. died recently at the Red LAX
Reservation at which place he had Il
Gated on homestead.
Mike Subschanske, who lately r,
turned from trip to Michigan, ha
offered his village property for sa1
and intends to remove his family I
above stat*. in the near future as t
owns considerable real estate there.
The w. c.. r. U will meet at IL
Salvation Army Hall at 3 o'cloc
Thursday afternoon. All old and ne
members are expected to be presen
Also the members of the "Y's". NJ
Alexander Cooper will address Il
meeting.
n C. w. Peterson, of Eagle Lake, ".
l.. brought up before Justice Spicer Ia
;. Friday on the charge of having u
q lawfully opened q letter belonging
one C. p. Peterson, who was in b
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