Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-12-14
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The more carefully you buy the
more you please U.S.. Roise & Qvale.
Mrs. E. II. Bruemmer, of Murdoch,
was in Willmar last Thursday.
Nels Guam, of New London, was in
town Monday.
Get "Christmas Book for your
husband Or sweetheart Manufactured
by F. W. Ferguson.
Rev. D. T. Booth conducted his u.s.
ual services at Kerkhoven last Thurs
day evening
Roise 4 Qvale have put the knife
into the cotton and wooden blankets
and are underselling everybody.
Col. Heg Post is preparing for it's
annual reunion, which takes place in
January. A supper will be served for
the members at the Commercial
} House.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the guessing contest for the
China chocolate set at Wennerlund's.
Quite number of ladies have already
registered their guess.
Misses Freeburgh and Elverum, who
have been conducting dressmaking
parlors in the Mikkelson block, have
closed their business for the winter.
they are at present in the cities, where
they expect to remain this winter.
Through an oversight last week, we
omitted the recording of a very pleas
ant surprise party rendered to DR.. F.
A. Ilstrup, the veterinary surgeon. A
number Of his friends gathered at his
home on the evening of the 3rd inst.
and helped him celebrate birthday
anniversary.
you want delicious sweet meats or
refreshing temperance drinks call on
F. F. Nelson. he has just received
new stock OF fancy confectionerie5 and
can please all. He also carries fine
line Of jewelry On which he deies CON-
petition. Repairing promptly and
neatly done. A Il work guaranteed.
You and and our neighbors are
quick to judge man by his appear
ance. If he looks the vagabond we
want nothing to do with him. We
} should expect then, to be judged by
} the same standard, and remember
that there is no excuse for unsightly
dress, now that Roise & Qvale are
selling clothing so cheap.
Budd Reeve and his log cabin on
wheels have been attracting consider
} able attention from our citizens of
late. Mr.. Reeve has his headquarters
near the Merchants hotel, where he is
disposing of his book, "What think
after Th1nking," written by himself.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of mplimentary book.
The union temperance rally of
Scandinavian churches in the village
was held on Sunday evening at Rev.
Gynild's church. There was a large
attendance, and many who came late
were unable to gain admission. Stir
ring temperance addresses were made
by Prof. Hilleboe and Rev. Gynild
Several of the young ladies of the
Presbyterian church assisted on the
program with song; a song was also
given by Miss Annie Ferring.
There will be Sunday school in the
q Swedish Baptist church at 1000 a. m.
- next Sunday. Service at II 100 and al
so in the evening at half past seven.
D The meetings have been postponed for
; some time on account of, church re-
pairs, but as the building is now CON-
: pleted there will be meetings regular
2 ly every Sunday hereafter. All are
cordially invited to attend.
: The movement to secure pensions
It for teachers is attracting great deal
of attention from the educators in the
=. state. At joint meeting of Twin
4 City teachers held recently fully 800
were present to consider the matter.
1t is estimated that SO per cent of the
. teachers of these cities are in favor of
u the movement. Petitions from the
teachers in the rural schools will be
5 circulated in this county and presented
n to the next legislature.