Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
The County Board is in, session.

1He county BOard IS In, session, i
Fishing Tackle of all kinds at Carl
son Bros. & Frost's.
Farm Machinery of all kinds. Call
for prices. STANsBERRY & SP1CER.
For Abstracts of Title, call on John
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ing.
A new modern residence for rent.
For particulars address Box PIG.
Willmar.
We call the attention of our readers
to the ad. of J. A. Weedall. Remem-
Der his souvenir days, May 81 and %.
AS the president is likely to call for
more volunteers, it is probable that
the Willmar company will be called
upon.
E. Person, formerly with John Lind
ner, and who for some time past has
been conducting a cigar factory at his
home id the village, has leased the
store building on Benson avenue, for
merly occupied by jacobson, & Peter
son, which he will occupy for his bust
ness.
nj. d. Manning returned Saturday
night from his trip to Canada and
points in the South. He visited Chick
amauga and had an opportunity to
see the U. S. troops encamped there.
Among other places included in his
visit was his birth place. his old home
near Ottawa, Canada. Mr.. Manning
reports a thoroughly enjoyable trip,
and had a splendid opportunity of wit
Messing war movements during his alb
sence.
j. G. Forsberg returned yesterday
from his trip with the Worlds Won
der co. On account of his Willmar
business, Mr.. Forsberg is unable to
travel extensively with the company.
but feels confident that they will en-
Joy a successful tour through the
management Of Prof. Fait. They have
been playing in different towns along
the 500 line and had just finished an
engagement at Morris. At the latter
place, Mr.. Forsberg informs us, Fait
performed the feat of finding an ink
stand that had been hidden several
blocks away by a committee of citi-
zens, by driving through the streets
blindfolded in a manner similar to
that of other mind readers.
Bishop Whipple confirmed a class
of thirty at the Episcopal church last
Wednesday evening, and addressed
one of the largest audiences ever as
sembled there in one of his mastery
sermons. The rite of confirmation
was administered to the following:
Charles E Hornbeck, Clarence A. Yet
ter, Harry E. Mclaughlin, Andrew
Jackson johnson, VIM. H. McCune,
Mrs. W. H. McCune, August o. Fors-
berg, Mrs. A. O. Forsberg, Alma
Ames, Martha L. Hammons, Johanna
NJ. Knudson, Rasmus G.. Knudson,
Caroline c.. Torkelson, Anna S. Tor
kelson, Anna Marie Ebert, Marion E.
Frost, Agnes E. Nordin, George S..
Hanscom, Celia F. Frost, Lewis Pat
ton, Helen c. Henry, Anna A. Wilson.
Cora M. Lindner, Esther D. Sorenson,
Frederick Larson, Clara M. Carlson,
George Weedall, Frederick Baum,
Mary Frese, Mrs. E. Knox.
Gunder Ellingson, who for the past
two years has been suffering with con-
sumption, died on Sunday, May 9Th,
at Cambridge, Neb., where he was
taken last October in the hope of bene-
fling his health. His remains ar
rived here Wednesday, accompanied
by Cambridge relatives, and also his
sister and brother, Miss Julia and Mr..
Ed. Ellingson, who left here last fall
with their brother to administer to his
comforts during his illness at that
place. Deceased was about % years
of age, and son Of the family of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Ellingson, consisting of
seven boys and three girls, who will
deeply mourn the loss of their son and
brother. The funeral occurred last
Friday afternoon and the remains
were inferred in the. Conference Gene
terry west of the village, Rev. Lofthus
of the United Lutheran church con-
Quoting the funeral services.
The excursion train, which left here
Sunday morning for Camp Ramsey,
had on board an immense crowd when
it reached it's destination in the cities.
Agent DeLaHunt reports the sale OF
PA tickets from Willmar, which in
cluded parties from Kerkhoven and
Pennock. When the train of seven
coaches pulled out from here five