Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-02-01

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- $1,000
e'per = louise 1to.nig Special
Deposit.
Anyone 50 sh il to slou land inquire
81 Mrs: Day, 1ona, II
Thorpe the name of q new post.
Office established ID East Ike Lillian.
We guarantee salts tactic ii fitting
glasses. Call % Us if you have weak
eyes. NDERso BROS.
* Services at NJ !. 2. church Sunday,
5as usual CD Evening topic,
IN ational Righteou ness. 4
| And. Peterson and bride went to
the cities Friday morning on short
wedd ding trip Z /. 81. 81
{ Fine residence and acres. Of land
near High school for rent. Inquire
lof. Olney s. Frye. =:s NJ =4 n
epresenta tiye3 Nelson came up. from
st. Pau to spend Sunday at home,
returning NJ ond ay. 1<.s : ess it'll 7
/ Remember that Fred w. Segerstrom
sells. high grade pianos and organs
cheaper than any one else. Y. .s >.% 81 II
Our Seminary reporter failed to
send in his usual grist OF items this
week. 54 ..* Il s.ls .. .s ,,Szs:s
+, Hon. y. @. Thorpe made a very
efficient chairman of the Expansion
debate. i, 2qs4$e. .>zSe /. !. ,,.
Miss Hannah Anderson was adj
judged insane, and taken to- Fergus
Fails Monday b. Marsha Hanscom &C
companied by or brother Andrew.
Robert Stene departed for Texas the
first OF the. week where he goes for. the
benefit OF his health. -Atwater Repub.
Elican. - - =: ,1s@
Don't send to strangers for piahos,
organs or sewing machines when you
can buy cheaper, and get better goods
from Fred. w. Segerstrom. 5l-tl
Editor Lawson and Arne Lars on, Of
New London, were among the out
siders who attneded the debate last
Saturday evening, and incidentally
visited with friends over Sunday.
Don't fail to hear Chaplain Glen.
ans lecture tonight, at the M. e.
church. Subject, I'm and Out Of The
Gaurd Lines at Chickamaaga.' Com
mencing at s o'clock sharp.
We we're unable last week to furnish
our. readers with the financial state
ment of the county, owing to the early
hour Of going to press. However, we
publish it in supplement- form this
week. = Z >'@> -'&s ~
Mr.. G.. Waller went to Willmar
Tuesday evening, and arrived home
Wednesday,. His little grandson,
l>Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Peterson's baby,
was very sick and not expected to
live. Grove City Times.
/. Tonight the Empire Comedy Co.
will present IA Special Deposit" It
lis a very strong comedy in S acts,
written especially for the company,
and is one Of the most pleasing plays
in their repertoire. >.- ~
b. Kandiy obi was well represented at
the expansion debate last Saturday
evening. Among those in attendance
were Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Stanford,
Messrs. Geo. Norman, Freiburgh,
John Burns, John Lawler, Nels Tack
lind and father, and the Misses Matt
son and Norman. r. 2..-.1 4 *s...x
l. "A. S. Saether, of Rice Lake, Wis,
will give an illustrated lecture at the
rink Tuesday, Feb. I, at 1880 p. m
The views will be presented on a 250
square feet canvas with a first class
|stereopticon lighted with gas. The
price of admission is only Is and
10 cents. :, IA S. ~ s.. @ H..
The Empire Comedy Company
opened their weeks enga gelnent. here
Monday evening. presenting the four-
act comedy drama, s'The Man from
California" to a fair sized audience.
The company is we'll made up and
their prod uction are given in a salts
factory manner. They are play ing. at
popular prices Is, 255and IS cents.
The subject Of teachers pensions,
which as been 50 general " discussed
through the papers Of the county, 81 re-
|ceived set back last week at the
hands Of the committee on educ cation:
The bill was referred to il. for consid-
GRAFTON but that body refused to re-
commend it for passag q u Ike bill tilllll
was brought. up before the sen ate.
j, s. Hall ia. Tor The 81
Legion 81. Honor, Is u town "a He ex.
poets 10 ol,gani re- q. coune i here. The
NorthWes stern Ilegi on OF Honor is q
beney oient f aternity oper attn 4 pon