Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-24

part of last week. The ar
rangements for the Woodmen picric
to be held here on June 6 are progress
ing satisfactorily to all concerned.
Word has been received from every
town for miles around that large de1e-
cations would attend. Cyrus W.
King, of Fairhaven, will be one Of the
orators of the day, and as he is one
of the best speakers of the tate 4
great speech may be expected. TIE
Appleton band will furnish music dur
ing the day and Prof Holcomb's Or
chestra for the dance in the evening.
There will not be dull moment from
the time the program starts until the
weary dancers wind their way home.
All of the business firms have agreed
to decorate their places of business,
and it is urged that all see that their
residences present gala day appear
ance. The Woodmen committee will
see to it that the streets present an
| appearance in keeping with the occa-
sion. It will undoubtedly be one of
the "largest" days in the history of
Benson.-Benson Monitor.
Miss Julia Jacobson, of Willmar,
was visiting Kerkhoven friends this
| week. + Cards are out announ-
cling the marriage of Miss Emma Ohm
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
johnson, of Mamre, and E. A. Bro.
berg at the formers home May 9th.
Misses Holmgren and Me-
GOWN have both obtained lucrative
positions for the coming year in first
grade high schools. The former has
a position as grammar grade teacher
in city in Northern Michigan at $50
a month. -Dassel Anchor.
We presume the Miss Holmgren re-
ferred to in the above is Miss Hulda
Holmgren, who was teacher in our
schools for several years, and has
been teaching in Dassel the past win
ter. Hulda's many friends here will
be glad to hear of her good fortune.
|-Kerkhoven Banner.
Several parties are talking of going
to Green Lake on fishing expedition.
DR.. Frost, of Willmar, was
called to Murdoch, professionally,
Wednesday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Harmon, residing six
miles south of town buried their in.
FAINT twin children the latter part OF
last week They have the sympathy
Of their many neighbors and friends
in their sad bereavement Murdoch
Review.
The New London Mill Co. have
placed a Willmar gasoline engine in
their new elevator at this place. Mr..
Halvorson, the inventor was here this
week to place the machine in position.
These engines are giving good salts
faction since their short Introduction
on the market and are having a good
sale. 4 G. A. Erixon, an old
schoolmate of We editor, from Will.
mar, made us a pleasant call yester.
day. Mr.. Erixson is at present trav.
cling for F. A. Davis Co., medical
publishing house of Philadelphia, and
is doing very well.-C]ara City Her.
aid.
An exchange says: It may be a
strong assertion, but we believe it is a
fact, that not one person out of every
fifty in this village, as we'll as others
can be found who is able to write q
ten-line item of any kind and do il
absolutely without error so that the
printer can insert the item in his paper
without first making some change
and yet how many papers does a pub
Usher get out in a year that are moi
closely scrutinized by the people 70,
some error, and how good they fee
when they have found one? The aver
age person does not know enough tC
know how much a printer has to know
in order to know enough to publish q
paper.