Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-02-08
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Chas. w. Thompson returned to
Chokio last Saturday.
Editor Spencer was up from Atwa-
ter the first of the week.
With this issue we send out the de.
linquent tax list of Kandiyohi county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dittes, of Raymond,
attended the K. P. party last evening.
Miss Ellen Youngberg left for St..
Paul Monday for a few weeks visit.
For Abstracts of Title, call on John
T. Otos: office lst floor, Tribute Build
ing.
Miss Emma Strassburg, of Ray
mond, was a guest of Willmar friends
the first of the week.
Gustave A. Erixon, of the county
attorneys Office, transacted business
in Raymond last Thursday.
Clara Otos was "surprised'' by al
number of her little friends on Friday
afternoon last. The company of
young people enjoyed themselves im-
mensely.
Messrs. Rob't Burns, J. Nj. Downs,
Nels Tacklind and Miss Mary Tack
lind were here from Kandiyohi Mon
day evening to attend the party given
by the K. P's.
The knights of Pythias and their
ladies spent an enjoyable evening at
their lodge room Monday evening.
Dancing and card playing were the
order of the evening.
The school report as given in this
issue gives the total enrolment of the
Willmar public schools for the month
ending Feb. 4th as Gil. This shows
very good attendance.
Andrew P. Bergeson has sold his
fine residence property on First street
to Mrs. Ellen Nelson. Consideration,
$1450. Mr.. Bergeson plans to build
another residence on the lots adjoin-
ing.
Mr.. Alexander Cooper, who will
be in Willmar.the coming week, will
draw large crowds to his gospel tenn
peranee meetings. Do not fail to at
tend the opening meeting at the Unit
ed Lutheran church on Sunday even
ing.
The base ball club promise Willmar
dancers a big time at the ball to be
given at the Opera House on Friday
evening next. The proceeds are to be
used for new uniforms. The boys ex-
tend cordial invitation to all to help
them. Tickets are $1.00.
A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given in the Willmar OPP
era House Saturday evening, Feb. 10,
by Messrs. Cross, Lee and pupils
Reserved seat tickets will be 30 cts. =,
and are now on sale at Elfstrum &
Co.'s; also by Supt. Fenno, at the
High School, and by Prof. Jansrud,
at the Seminary.
S. e. Magnuson, former business
man of New London and Spicer, is
contemplating putting up building
in Willmar for hardware store. He
has bought the site of the NARROW
House barn and will make arrange
ments as soon as possible for the re-
moval of that building and the erec-
tion of building on the corner lot,
which is 75x5O.
A number of members of Hopeful
Rebekah Lodge No. 146 will leave
for Granite Falls tomorrow WED
nesday) to attend the district conven-
tiOn of Rebekahs to be held at that
| place. An interesting feature of the
convention will be a competitive drill
in degree work between the Appleton
and Montevideo lodges, the prize to
be a handsome banner.
Messrs. S. E. Stansberry, A. F.
Hanscom, Ben Williams. J. Kulzer
] ssAAN - W Il IOCoc urOV0 OuU I'd r.. Law
lor's in Green Lake last Thursday
evening to. have bout with the Green
Lake cinch players. They were royal
ly entertained. Mrs. Lawler served a
splendid supper for the party, and
they left in the early hours of the
morning we'll satisfied with their out.
ing.
Cards have been received here an.
nouncing the approaching wedding OF
Mr.. David F. Gamble to Miss Jessie
Farmer, of Owatonna. The happy
event will occur Feb. 18th, at the home
of the bride. The groom is we'll known
here among our business men, being
connected with the commission house
of Gamble-Robinson, Minneapolis,
in whose interests he often visits win,
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