Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-06-07
News From Exchanges.


News From Exchanges.
1t is understood that Hon. Henry
Feig and bride will arrive in Ray
mond in few days and 20 to the
Feig farm to take up their permanent
residence. While thes farm is across
the line in Chippewa county. we shall
look upon them as near neighbors
and are glad they are coming here.
The reporter wishes them happiness
and prosperity.-Raymond Depart
ment in Gazette.
H. Shipstead, of the Wi]lmar
Marble Works, was in town last
Saturday, putting up fine monument
in the cemetery for Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
sta. F. C.'Peterson has his
nice new farm house nearly completed.
1t will be large and commodious the
main part is 1926 with an ell l4x22
and kitchen 12x16. Edward
Feig started for Saltwater last
Wednesday, where he will be married
to Miss Minnie Hasenbank. The cere-
mony will take place tomorrow June
4th). The happy couple will return in
few days and reception will be
given at the home Of the groom next
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock.
The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Levander will sympa-
thize with them in their bereavement
upon the death of their little daughter,
Edna Anna Evaline, aged two years,
one month and nine days. She pas
sed away last Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral was held at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, at the Swedish
Lutheran church, Rev. E. Hedeen, Off
ciating.-Atwater Press.
W. J. Pinney and his friend Mr..
May ohm made the best haul of black
bass of the season 50 far that has come
to our notice, last Thursday at Long
Lake. 81 was the number. - IT,
Swedish parochial school opened at
Nest Lake Monday with H. A. Lind
gren as teacher. Mrs. Bat
terberry is said to be very sick with
cancer of the liver.-New London
Times.
Deputy Sheriff Malmberg of Kandi-
yohi county was in town yesterday in
pursuit of a nan with a covered
wagon who had ransacked house
south of Atwater-Grove City Times.
Mrs. Oliver Larson of Green Lake
is in the city to attend the Normal
alumni reunion. Mrs. Larson bears
the distinction of being one of the
first graduating class which was sent
out from the Normal school. 1t was
the class of '73 and she entered the
school the first day of the first year of
its existence in '63. Mr.. and Mrs.
Larson conduct summer resort at
Green Lake. She is the guest of
Frank Windblade, cashier of the Ben
ton county bank at Sank Rapids.
Il Memorial day was observed at
the reformatory by a we'll arranged
program. Supt. Houlton made short
address, appropriate to the occasion,
and some excellent music was provided
by the reformatory choir, under direc-
ton OF Mr.. Hitler. The special fea-
ture of the musical program, however,
was furnished by Miss Emma Dahl
helm of Willmar, a most accomplished
pianist. The Grafton was delivered
by one of the inmates, and was well
received, being decided improvement
on some of the orations heretofore de-
livered by distinguished citizens.
Later the St. Cloud band delighted the
boys with some of their best efforts.
A part of the day was devoted to out
door sports, and it is needless to say
that the day was much enjoyed by all
the inmates.-St. Cloud Journal Press.
Miss Mary Finstrom, a dressmake1
from Willmar, was here the latter par,
of last week and the first of this doing
some sewing for Mrs. c.. Holmgren.
Cards are out announcing
the marriage OF Miss Maria Hougt
and J. F. Willard at the residence Of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
.. Hough. on Sunday, June 18th, 1899
at 1890 o 'clock q. m. A. p
Backlund went to Willmar Tuesday
to participate in the Decoration Day
exercises held there. Co. D, l5tl
MINI, Of which Andrew was corpor
al, took a prominent part in the ex
ercises. Kerkhoven Banner. Ills