Willmar tribune., 1898-09-14

dscauS. A0tSu 1uSsS Will use lOS q fSS-
taurant- They expect to be ready fog
business the latter part of the week.
The Peoples Party State Central
committee has appointed the following
to constitute judicial committee for
the 18th judicial district, viz: c. 4.
Fosaes Of Montevideo, " E. Lawson,
of Willmar and c. P. Aldrich, of Ben
son.
Nels Rodlun aud wife expect to
leave shortly for Portland, Ore.
where they viii spend the winter with
relatives. Nc. Rodlun will dispose of
his feed store business to Anton Sun
burg, who has teen in his employ for
some time
The Fifteenth regiment will leave
some time this week for their new
camp quarters in Pennsylvania
Quite a number OF friends and rela-
tives OF the boys have gone down to
Camp Smelling during the past week
to bid them goodbye.
Magnus Olson accompanied his son
to an institute for the education of
deaf persons at ST. Paul this morning.
where the lad viii take a course OF
studies The ooy, Is years old. is TO-
tally deaf, but otherwise is a bright
fellow and an apt pupil.
Privases Austin Mikkelson, Chris
Mikkelson. Oscar Settergren. Leonard
S2ndberg and Peter Sorenson we're
among the Company D boys who
came up las, Saturday night on
short furlough- The Kerkhoven boys
were Also on the same train.
Rev. O. Eagoes. Of Lawrence.
Washington. is visiting with old
schoolma.es and friends here. In
cidentally he is e1toling the advant-
ages of his state and section. he
handed the editor a sample can from
the salmon canneries OF Fairhayen,
which We found 10 be excellent.
Lieutenant Haley. Sergeant Chris
tenson and Corporal Yetter came up
from Camp Smelling Saturday night
for parting glance at familiar scenes
and to pay their relatives and friends
brief visit before taking their de-
parture for the new quarters near
Middleton, Pa.
Lewis Soleield. who has been en-
ployed as cigar maker at J. L Lind
ner's for some months past, is serious
ly i'll. being confined at the home of
c. 4. Baklund. he returned last
week rom a trip to Minneapolis.
where he was obliged to lay up at a
hospital for two weeks.
Priyates Anton Tygeson, of Ray
mood, Geo. Martin, of Spicer. and
Corporal Henry Traue, of Willmar.
arrived here Friday evening from
Camp Smelling on leave of absence.
Private Tygeson is home on 80 day
fnrlough. being one of the conyal-
escent fever patients from the North
western hospital.
THREsHERNEN- have printed a
supply OF thresher's account blanks.
which We offer for sale The blanks
are strongly bound into books of IF
ty, with duplicate stubs. in convenient
size for the pocket These books will
serve the purpose OF memorandum ac-
count books. and also furnish a copy
OF the account for each patron. Price
50 cents book, sent post paid to any
address TRIBUNE PRINTING Co.
Fred ~. Segerstrom had a narrow
escape from what seemed to be An at
tempt at ho'd-up. last Sunday night.
between 10 and II O'Clock. He vas
coming TO WiIlmar from a business
trip IN the country. aod was on his
way between here and kandiyohi when
several tranps jumped out from
bunch Of weeds and tried to stop his
horses One Of the horses SHE'D from
the road and Mr.. Segerstron at once
put the whip to them and was soon of
ON fast gallop. He considers HIM
self rather fortunate in thus eyadipg
the hobces. as he had made several
collections Of money and also had
a good watch on his person. 1t gave
him pretty bad scare and he says
that he does not feel like gring
through the experience again. There
were seven or eight hoboes in tie
gang