Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-03
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a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 'DeLaHunt on Monday.
John Lundquist & co. have Just re-
celved d carload OF Glidden wire and
| nails.
The Willmar Seminary will send
OUT a good class of gradu ates this
spring.
Road Machines, Scrapers, Well
Machinery Of all kinds.
SrANsBERRY & SP1CER.
District court is in session, and may
continue for Two days, Judge Powers
presiding.
Corn Tools, Hay Rakes, etc., etc.
Full line OF Machinery. Cali for
prices. STANSBERRY & SPiCER.
The township assessors met here
last Saturday and transacted import
ant business.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
Salvation Army Hall on Thursday
afternoon, May 18th.
| When you want wood from the new
woodward, leave your orders at the
Home Meat arket.
CHAMPION MOWER, full cut, light
draft, cheap and durable. Come and
see it. STANSBERRY g. RICE.
A furnished room for rent. Ground
floor; two blocks from post office. In
Quire at this office.
CHAMPION BINDER, force feed, &C.
centric wheel, relief rake, self-elev at
Ing reel. STANSBERRY & SPICER.
Peter Norlander and family, of Or
tonvllle, have been guests OF Willmar
relatives this week.
Miss Amanda Holmquist, who is
teaching in Roeeland, spent Sunday
here With her father aud sister.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Sw.
baptist church will meet next Wednes-
day afternoon at Mrs. Renus Sven
sons.
The Us will meet with Miss Amanda
Nelson next Monday at s p. m.
John Olson has decided 10 locate at
Belgrade, where he will go into the
general merchandise business with his
DrOther-in-law, Lewis Larson. Mr.
Olson leaves for Belgrade tomorrow
Farm Machinery of all kinds. Call
for prices. STANSBERRY & SPICER
x-i''Your wife is a jewell" Keep her
Upright and shinlng.' Now's the
time 'springtime. - Give her Rocky
Mountain Tea; makes the whole faml-
ly we'll. Woman's best friend.-Sold
by A. 3. MOssberg.
Champion Binders and Mowers at
Stansberry & Spicer's.
N. B. Carlson, clerk OF the local
lodge Of WOodlnen, received this week
a check for 81 900, pay able 10 Matilda
Kent, sister OF Anthony E. Kent, de-
ceased, who carried insurance in the
WoOdmen order to that amount.
Miss Alice Roberts spent Saturday
in the cities.
The Willmar gun club made a goot
record at Litchheld last Friday, ant
the boys were highly elated. Those
, who attended, the tournament from
here were Lewis ohnson, d.: N. Fall
man, B. f. Miller, Robert Otternes:
and Frank Minton.
The evangelistic meetings this weel
are being held ais follows: Monday
Tuesday: Wednesday and Friday even
ings, at the Presbyterian church
, Thursday and Saturday evenings a
the rink. The usual prayer meeting
Moons.
The Odd Fellows celebrated thei
anniversary on Tuesday evening las
in Ii happy reunion OF the familie
comprising both the Odd Fellows an.
t Rebekah lodges. The evening wa
|, spent with Il program Of both literar,
and musical numbers, followed by
banquet and dance.
, Meetings will be held by Revs
:, Blomgren of Willmar, Eklund iron
OrUonville, Anderson from Maynard
l as follows: AT schooi-hUuse at Joh]
: Nelson's, near Kerkhoven on Frida
! afternoon; at West Salem, durin
, Saturday and at the city hall of Kerk
hOVen next Sunday.
G. H. Anderson, of Anderson Bros
;, jewelry firm, is nursing d sore Hnge
!" d d. result OF q cartridge explosion
5 He was making d watch charm or pi
g. out Of one Of the souvenir cartridge
D left here by Uncle Sans soldiers
and in the experiment the bullet wa
discharged, passing through the flesh
5 part Of his finger.
:, Rev. e. E. Gynild left last SATURDAY.
: for Minneapolis, from where he vii
I start on d trip to Norway. He will b
accompanied on his journey acros
the sea by several of the faculty of tn
Augsburg Seminary, Minneapolis
Rev. Gynild was granted a leave g
absence by his congregation som
time ago, and it is hoped that the tri
will be Of great benefit to him and re
store him to his old time vigor at
strength. His foreign address will b
, | S0I1nah allen NORWAY