Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-02-01
LOCAL -BREWTES.


Mrs. Christine Wheeler is on the
sick list.
Rev. Sutherland breaches in the
Swedish Baptist church tonight.
For Abstracts of Title. call on John
T Otos: Office lst floor, Tribute Bui Id
ing
The Swedish Lutheran ladies meet
with Mrs. Peter Nelson. next Thursday
afternoon.
Alexandra Erixon of Irving spent
Sunday here with his brother. Gus
tave A. Erixon.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Mankel of Lake Andrew on the
22nd OF January.
Mrs. E. D. Case returned home Sun
day morning from a visit with rela-
tives at Fargo, n. D.
Solomon Porter is the latest ac-
QUESTION to our real estate and loan
agencies in the village.
Bjork & Kalbak have opened a
wook yard near the creamery and re-
port fair business so far.
The ladies of the Swedish Baptist
church meet Wednesday afternoon at
? O'Clock with Mrs. Andrew johnson.
Mrs. Buchanan. of Canastota, S.
D., arrived here last Thursday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. T. Bo-
gart.
Miss Laura Johnson arrived here
last Saturday from Browns Valley
for visit with her sister. Mrs. J. c..
Frese.
Mrs. Nelson: mother of n. o. Mel.
SOL. OF Whitefeld, has been severely
i'll, but the latest report states that
she is improving.
Goes farther and farther. never stops
| until you're we'll. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. 35 cents only
Sold by A. E. Mossberg.
Mrs. A. A. Hauglum and children
of Lake Park. Mimi, spent Frida,
with Willmar friends: on their way
home from Granite Falls.
Ada Marie Grow gives one of hel
superbly illustrated ::Travel Talks
on Europe in the old Presbyterian
church this evening, under the aus
pices of the Sunday school.
Anthon Carlson. Of the town o
Green Lake. fell off his load while O.
his way in the woods last Saturday
badly bruising both legs. DR.. John
son was summoned to attend him.
Rev. Edw. Brekhus: the noted evan
gelist. addressed large congregation
at the United Lutheran church the pas
week. Mr.. Brekhus is also looked 70
several other places in the county.
A. T. Stebbins, of Rochester: E. F
Hughson. of St. Paul: Chas. G. Hind:
of Shakopee, and J. J. McCardy, {
, st. Paul. the Finance Committee {
, the A. o. Z. W.. had business he,
with Grand Recorder Olson last weel
81. c. Traue. who has been en-
ployed as baker at Sandbo's resta,
rant, for some time past, and G. F
; Porter: the ex-hotel man of this plac
; will open up bakery and CONNECTION
cry at Litchfeld. The field for a bal
cry there, we understand, is a goc
, one, as Litchfield suffered the loss
? fire of her only bakery not long sine
We wish the gentlemen success in the
, venture.
Mrs. Chas. J. Sperry, one of Il
7 early settlers of the county, died
her home in New London last Thur
, day morning after long Hines
| Funeral services were held on Satu
2 day afternoon and were conducted
Rev. D. T. Booth, of Willmar. Amor
e the relatives who attended the funer
were A. 81. Sperry. w. A. Sperry al
, wife, and Mrs. Saml Carver, fro
this place.
! Hon. JnQ. W. Arctander, who is 1
2 we'll known to all our people, will 1
, doubt draw very large crowd he
? on Feb, 18th, to hear the public rea
ing of his new book, entitled, "Gui
ty." We understand that the stol
E will be one of great interest, partic
4 larly so to Kandiyohi county peopl
owing to the fact that the openil
scenes are laid in the town Of Whit
field. Tickets for the reading are nc