Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-02-15
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Roise andQvale are adding a gro
Gerry department to their business.
There will be services in the Sw.
Luth. church next Sunday morning
and evening.
= "A Sea of Troubles'' at the Semi
nary Hall Tuesday evening, Feb. @ at
1880 O'Clock.
The Swedish Lutheran ladies meet
at Mrs. Frank Roses place on Thurs
day afternoon.
Lumber is being hauled for resi-
dence to be erected on Third street for
Andrew Thyden.
Messrs. Dale and Lawson, of the p.
P, County Committee, will attend the
Populist meeting at Minneapolis.
DR.. c. Johnson left for Minneapo-
lis this morning to be on hand at the
populist meeting that takes place to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson spent
several days in Grove City last week
with Mr.. Nelson's father, who was
quite i'll.
Goes farther and farther, never stops
until you're we'll. That's what Rocky
Mountain Tea does. IS cents only.
Sold by A. E. Mossberg.
The sale of tickets for the Trainmen's
ball on the 21st has been large, and
the indications are that the boys will
be rendered big turnout.
We understand that Mr.. Tallman
has resigned his position at the
Kandiyohi Co. Bank, and assumes an
active part in the telephone business.
Mr.. F. H. Void will take his place at
the bank.
Next Tuesday evening the Osseo
Society will give it's anniversary pro-
gram at Seminary Hall consisting of
a play entitled "a Sea of Troubles, "
music, recitations, etc. Entertainment
begins at 1880 o'clock. Admission Is
cents.
The young ladies in their Martha
Washington costumes, who parti-
cipated in the program given at
the court house Saturday evening last,
looked quite bewitching, to say the
least. They acquitted themselves very
creditably in their singing. ..
A. G. Johnson and Carl Carlson will
leave this week on their trip to Alas
ka They will be joined by Messrs.
+. q. Parson, Jr., and Frank Baker,
of spicer, and the party will leave over
the 500 line from Paynesville to
Seattle, from where they will embark
for the land of gold. Here's wishing
that they will enrich their treasury
with some: good, sized nuggets before
many years (?( roll BY.
The newspaper publishers of the
state will meet in Minneapolis Thurs.
day, where they will attend the meeting
OF the Editorial Association. They
will be accompanied by their wives
and will be rendered a reception by
the newspaper fraternity of the cities.
An elaborate program has been ar.
ranged for their entertainment. Will.
mar will be represented among the
other newspaper brethren.
A spectacle peddler jumped his
board bill at the Commercial House
recently. The authorities were mott.
fed and a search made for the man
but at this writing we understand he
has not been located. He footed it one
or two stations cast of here and ther
boarded the train. AS security dur
ing his temporary (?) absence while
here he left case of cheap spectacles
with the landlord, showing that he
had some spark of honesty in him.
Alexander Cooper, the Temperance
evangelist, is addressing crowded
houses here this week. Sunday even
ing, at the United Lutheran church
his address was on Moderation. ,
Monday evening at the opera house
his subject was, ''Power of Appetite.: ,
Tonight his subject will be, San Ap
peal to Working Men and Bushes,
Men," Wednesday, "Mind Your Ow1
Business::" Thursday, ''The Brigh
Side of Life" Friday, "The Dark Sid,
of Life, or 20 Years of Mispent Life. >
Mr.. Rogers, of Chicago, repre-
sentative of the Ruttan system of heat
ing and ventilating, was in the villag,
last Saturday inspecting our sanitar,
system at the High School. Consid
cradle complaint has been made i,
regard to the working of the system
lately, and as result of Mr.. Rogers
investigation there will be recess ar,
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