Willmar tribune., 1898-09-07
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Adolph Sundling has been added to
the force at Persons cigar factory.
Smoke the "Blue Ribbon" cigar.
Manufactured by F. w. Ferguson.
DR.. johnson visited the cities Mon
day.
The republican county convention
will be held Oct. lst.
Miss Alma Swanson, of Green Lake,
is visiting relatives in town.
Harry Halvorson of Grue left Mon
day for Fairbault to attend school.
Miss Minnie Holmgren left yester-
day for a months visit at her home
in Benson.
A marriage license was issued Sept.
End to Bendik L. Bendikson and Gina
Odegaard.
Grand concert, Tuesday, Sept. l3
Gravert, the famous violinist, assisted
by home talent.
Rev. 0. Estrem oficiated at the fun
eral of Halvor Floren at Grove City
last Wednesday.
Henry Rice has taken the position of
post Office clerk, left vacant by the
resignation Of Miss Alderman.
For choice candies call on Maloney
& Co: Fresh goods always in stock.
Try some of their delicious creams.
Mrs. Rodlun accompanied her
daughter Maybel to see her safely To-
Gated at the "U."
Mrs. Nels Olson of Edwards was
kicked by a horse Friday evening aud
sustained a bad fracture of the
shoulder blade.
Atty. F. p. Olney is at Minneapolis
attending meeting Of the Populist
State Central Committee, of which lie
is a member.
Howard M. Clark was up from
Cottonwood the first of the week, MAX
ing arrangements for the removal of
his family to that place.
J. M. Smith, the popular landlord of
Belgrade, was in town yesterday look
ing up the hotel business of Willmar.
We would be greatly pleased to see
Jim locate here.
Rev. Drysda1e and Mr.. Charles E.
Krause of New London, drove down
to the county seat Saturday in the in
terests of the new Presbyterian church
building being erected at New London.
The wood-sawing plants on Pacific
avenue are to be moved off, we are
told. The ground will be partially
used for storing wood, but the saving
must be done elsewhere.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday at two O'Clock in special ses
sion. It is the large amount of public
ditch business which makes this neces-
sary.
Misses Hannah johnson, Maybel
Rodlun and Edna Wakeman, of last
years graduating class of the Willmar
High school, have entered the Fresh
man class at the University.
Miss Florence r. Porter has re-
signed her position as teacher in the
Willmar schools, and expects to enter
upon special course in music, under
the tutorship Of leading artist in
Minneapolis.
Ben. Anderson, OF Graceville, cal
led on his Willmar friends the past
week. He reports business as boom
ing in his pop factory, and has taken
into partnership with him Anton West
berg of Willmar.
J. B. Babcock, manager en- route
for Theodore Gravert, the violinist,
was in the village several days the
past week making arrangements for
the appearance here Of that noted ar
tist.
At the M. f. church next Sunday
evening, Rev. Low will preach temp
erance sermon on the subject, ere
move the Hindrances. All are COR
daily invited to come and hear this
Temperance Sunday" sermon.
Miss Name Booth has resigned the
position Of assistant principal of the
High. school, to enter the Pratt Art In
stitute in New York city, where she
expects to devote her time to the study
Of art.
Harry Haroldson, of Minneapolis,
has accepted a position in the tailor
shop of Peter j. Berg. Mr.. Harold
sons family, who have been visiting
relatives at Lake Lillian, will locate
here as soop as b house can be Sc
cured. " ~
4. The Presbyterian Sabbath school,
including the Christian Endeavor So
cieties, is arranging for the annual
picnic to be held next Saturday. af