Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-03-01
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LOCAL BREVTTES. :

John Norell has taken a position
with Peterson, Larson 4 Wellin.
Fine Cabinet Photos for only 500
per dozen at CarIson's : gallery
For Abstra acts of Title. call on John |
T. Otos: office 1st floor. Tribune build
ing. I
Esther Maukel OF Lake Andrew Wis
tied with friends in this VILLAGE last
week. 7
Julius Nelson. of ST. Johns, left /
Sunday evening for the gold fields of T
Alaska. I
John Lundquist Y Co. have just re-
ceived d carload of GIidden wire Ind {
nails. {
O. Selin has taken position in the /
grocery department. at RodIun Il I
Johnson's. 7
The Swedish Lutheran ladies meet /
with Mrs. c. Freeberg next Thursday
afternoon.
The monthly K P. social will be /
held next Monday evening. in the |
lodge rooms.
The Young Ladies' Guild OF St.
Luke's parish will meet with the Miss
es Hennings Saturday afternoon
Miss Tillie Maiers left for her home
IN Harrison Saturd ay, after a visit
ta,sc 1,1xr &C VIZ
The Little Helpers OF the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet at the home
Of c. B. Carlson next Saturday after
noon.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of the
Swedish Baptist church meets at n
T. Winblad's Wednesday afternoon
at clock.
Position wanted by al experienced
creamery man and cheese maker
Good references. Address, Box ISL.
Willmar. MINI.
Anybody who wants a farm at IL
bargain on easy terms, in exchange
Iot EtopCIuy LII w llLu1dF SuOuiu
municate with DR.. Johnson at ouce.
Ladies desiring d transparent COM
plexion free from blotches. bEemishes,
pnnples and blaekheAds. should use
Rocky Mountain Tea. Sold by A. E..
Mossberg.
Don't suffer any longer for want OF
properly fitted glasses when you can
| have your eyes fitted at Anderson
Bros iewelry store. Eyes examined
| free Of charge.
| Men and women who are broken
down, discouraged, suffer with pain
and disease, should use Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Makes people we'll IS
cents Sold by A. E. Mossberg.
Through the jealous efforts of a few
OF our citizens a needy family of the
First ward has been supplied with the
necessarfes of life. All donations in
tended for this may be left at the Will
mar Bazaar.
The Y. P. S. c.. E. Of the Presby-
terrain church expect to enjoy sleigh
ride to the P P Eddy farm this even
ing, where they will partake of a sup
per and otherwise spend the evening
in social manner.
Architect Skoo1heim has drawn the
plans for the block to be erected by
Peter Bonde On the corner adjoining
the TRIBUNE building. They show
that Peter is contemplating hand
some building, which Will be a credit
to the city.
Ii you have trouble with your eyes,
call at Anderson Bros and get them
examined free of charge MIR. C. H.
Anderson, Il graduate of the Chicago
| Ophtha1nic College, has charge of the
optical department and guarantees
satisfactory work.
Gustave A. Erixon, who has spent
the last few months In the eouny attor-
ney's office. left the city last Wednes-
day for New London, where he intends
to spend some time at his home before
he goes to Sunburgh to resume his po-
sItlon as instructor of that school.
The Minnesota Christian Associa-
tion Observation-Disclosures Anti-Secret
Convention meets March I, ? and 3, In
the Norwegian Lutheran church at
Albert Lea, Minn~ 1T opens with a
lecture OH s'Secret Societies and the
State - by the president, PROT H. S.
H1Ileboe, of Wi1Imar On tine follow
{ ing days there will be lectures, open
parliament and asking and answering
questions
/ Rev. Maynard and family were ten
dered sssurprise'' last Friday even
ing by members and friends of