Willmar tribune., 1899-02-15
LOCAL BREVTIES. J


~Baled hay for sale at the Glarum
feed-barn. ltf
Mr.. Levy, proprietor of the Willmar
Bazaar, is in town.
Supt. Fink took the train for New
London Saturday.
Miss Estelle Fenno went to the cities
Saturday for a short visit.
Window glass, all sizes, at Carlson
Bros. & Frost's.
Rev. Blomgren held services at
Kerhoven last Sunday.
M. J. O'Brien has gone on a South
ern trip.
The Lenten season opens today
Ash Wednesday.
Miss Tillie Monson, of Ringo Lake,
visited with friends in town yesterday. .
If you want a careful examination
OF your eyes, 60 to ANDERSON
BROS.
| Miss Sadie MacOmber visited with
friends here Saturday, on her way to
Spicer.
| Miss Esther Mankel left last Friday
for visit at her home in Lake An
drew
| Representative N. 0. Nelson came
home last Saturday from St. Paul for
his weekly visit.
| Fine residence aud acres of land
near High school for rent. Inquire
of Olney s. Frye.
The Dewey Whist club held it's meet
ing last evening at the Merchants
Hotel.
| Miss Milla Estrem went to Swift
Falls last Saturday to commence a
term of school.
Aug. Norman, with Johnson, Frid-
lund & Moline, went to the cities on
business Saturday, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, of Browns V al
ley, arrived in town Saturday for a
visit with relatives.
We guarantee satisfaction in fitting
glasses. Call on us if you have weak
eyes. ANDERSON BROS.
The play "Side Tracked" drew a
big house here last Thursday night
1t was presented in a salts facto
manner.
A dancing party was given at the
Odd Fellows hall last evening, and
was participated in by a number Of
young people.
Senator Grue made a pleasant call
at our sanctum Monday. Judging
from appearance legislative duties
evidently agree with him.
The electric lights were turned on at
the depot Wednesday night, which is
quite an improvement over the old
smoky kerosene lamps.
Don't send to strangers for pianos
organs or sewing machines when you
can buy cheaper, and get better goods
from Fred. w. SegerstrOm 5l-tf
! Gabriel Stene went to Wahpeton,
N. D., last Friday night, on business
pertaining to the Victory tanning mill,
for which he is general agent.
Miss Nettie TAFT, who is attending
the Seminary, left for her home in
Harrison Saturday for short vaca-
ton.
Rev. G. H. johnson commenced a
series of discourses last Sunday even
ing on the different religions of the
world.
Messrs. G. A. Gustafson and Eric
Olander, of New London, were visit
ors in town Monday. Charlie made
a pleasant call at this Office.
Mr.. Ole Sands, of Snake P. O.,
Marshall county, brother of Anton
Sands, of Grue, this county, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Clerk of Court Isamsett has not is
sued a single marriage license 80 far
during the month of February. Eoi-
IDENTIFY it has been too cold for Cupid
to put in his work.
Ole Nelson and family have moved
here from Benson. Mr.. Nelson finds
Willmar more convenient for head
quarters in his position of harvesting
machine agent.
For SALE-A news and job printing
Office in Big Stone county, doing good
business. Don't write unless you
have some money.
1-2 Write Care of TRIBUNE.
A. A. Sperry, of New London, cal-
led in town yesterday. He reported
that the Woodmen were going to have
a gala time in the evening. Three
candidates were going to receive the
mysteries of woodcraft.
| We are glad to report that the chill
dren of Hans Mortenson, of Sunburgh,
are getting better. Considering the
sickness, cerebro spinal fever, credit
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