Willmar tribune., 1899-02-08
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Miss Clara Halvorson returned last
week to Minneap lis. 5
Editor Covell, Of AtWater, was q
4 caller Ia town yesterda lay
Miss Anna swens Of Dovre,, Wis
tied with friends in town Saturd ay.
# you want a careful examination
OF your eyes, go to ANDERSON
! BROS. s..s.5
A. 81. Soderling leaves this week
| for Appleton to look up a location
for a tailor shop. .... =:
Andrew 9. Freeberg has taken a
position with Magnuson Bros. as sales
man in their new store.
Fine residence and acres Of land
near High school for rent. Inquire
Eof Olney & Frye. i: 5.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. q, Rev.
~. $. Mccormack will deliver a lecture
on temperance at the Opera House.
Every body invited. Admission free.
! Don't send to strangers for pianos
organs or sewing machines when you
can buy cheaper, and get better goods
from Fred. w. Segerstrom. Stiff
| WA. .ssper,y spent part Of. last
week in Atwater making preliminary
arrangements for the organization of
a lodge of Modern brotherhood or
America. ..~.
n }B. Carlson will attend the state
conyention Of Woodmen this week as
a delegate fr' n Willmar Camp No.
1928. The sessions open today in the
city Of ST. Paul. ~<... ''.-
The 18th state convention of Young
Men g Christian Associations of Min
nesota opens in Minneapolis tomor-
row, continuing throughout the re-
mainder of the week.
The New Feed Store has new card
in this issue. Farmers, especially.
will find it to their interest to read the
same. Messrs Erickson Il Swenson
mean business and intend to get it. ~
Rev. R. r. Atchison, presiding
elder of the Willmar district, will
preach at the NJ e. church this even
ing at 1870. Communion after SERVICE
All welcome. ....
| F. F. Nelson was suddenly taken
sick. last Saturday noon, being un-
able to attend to his duties in the
Metropolitan barber shop. He is up
and around again now. ..z:.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E
church will give valentine social
Wednesday evening, Feb. 49, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Pike, corner
house west of DR.. Mantor's.- All are
invited to. come, pay their. dime and
have a good time. : .,,.4.: 81. 81 :. 2w
Mrs. James Sandersons and other
members OF the family went to Harri-
son last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Sanderson's mother, Mrs. Mar
tin Sivertson, who died at her home in
that town last Wednesday. Funeral
services we're held on Sunday. '>-r:'
Mrs. >Babcock, Of the grammar de-
partment has organized a class of
singing at school. Mrs. Babcock is
an instructor Of ability in i. vocal
music, and we understand she has been
asked to take charge of the Episcopal
ian choir at Willmar.--New London
Times. 5s<s-l viz sI. &. :> 4 s,*gsfsssss
Jack Sheridan's extra east bound
freight was ditched early Monday
5morning near Mentrose. Twelve box
cars were derailed. Cause, a broken
rail- The morning passenger was
obliged to go over the St. Cloud line
and the afternoon train from the east
was delayed oyer am hour before the
wreck was cleared. u
81, ]. Dale drove to. w illmar Tues
Eiay and returned Wednesday accom-
panied by his nephew Louis G Old berg.
70 fE E5E.5 =
].of Westby, Wis. Mr.. Goldberg, Sin
company with his brothers has pur-
chased Mr.. Dale's large farm near
Ray aymond and will move out there and
take possession in, the spring Rem
willie Star Farmer. 5.
John Bjorke and wife, who reside
sItabout four miles north Of Willmar,
we're down here three days 81 asst week
and took treatment from I'd i. Sher-
wood s static electric machine. They
are both great sufferers from muscu-
lar rsrhenma atism and althoug they did
not have time to take full trea atment,
they were greatly beneftted. Dassel
Cor in Litch6eld Review.
Hans Nortens on, formerly employed
here BY B onde as black ksmith, but
.snoW9of Sunburg IS having bad luck,
This family being afflicted with the dis
lease known as cerebro spinal fever or
las sometimes allied the spotted fever.
One child died last s. aturd ay and three