Willmar tribune., 1899-02-22
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LOCAL BREWTIES. ;

fish at Johnson, Frldlund s Mohne's.
Frank holland, of Kerkhoven, called
on old time friends here last week.
Buy 40 bars of good Washing Soap
for 25 cents at MAGNUsoN BROS. 2-1
Baled hay for sale at the Glarum
feed-barn. 1tf
Erick Borg has taken a position as
salesman at Johnson, Fridlund & Mo-
lines.
County Attorney Frye and Attorney
F. P. Olney were in attendance at
court in Litch6eld last week.
Rev. Pickard and wife, of Belling
ham, stopped over here Wednesday
evening between trains.
e. G. Wellin leaves this week on a
business trip to Chicago, to purchase
the spring stock Of goods for 1.-The
Leading Store"
VIM. J. McDermott, the hustling
agent for the Cooperative Association
of ST. Paul, transacted business in
Granite Falls last week.
Buy your Dry Goods, Groceries
Shoes, Hardware, Tinware, Glassware
Notions, etc. etc. at MAGNUsoN
BROS. 2-1
FOR SALE-A job and news print
ing Office in Big Stone county doing
substantial business. A good chance
to make money. For location address
Tribune, Willmar. 2w
Samuel-Don't figure on marrying a
model wife unless you are mind
reader, and know for certain that she
takes Rocky Mountain Tea. A. E.
Mossberg, Druggist.
Rev. O. N. Lindh, House Chaplain
in the legislature, came up from St.
Paul Saturday night and spent Sun
day with Willmar members of his
former congregation.
A famous dish for observation-disclosures
the whole family well-costs only 35
cents-lasts 80 days-one package of
Rocky Mountain Tea. A. E. Moss
berg, druggist.
Commissioner A: Flygare and wife
and two sons, and Nels Hallberg and
daughter Matilda, of tennessee, were
here last Sunday in attendance at the
funeral of their deceased relative,
Mr.. F. Hallberg..
F. j. Harrig and wife, of Brecken-
ridge, are now in charge Of the restau-
rant on 3rd street formerly conducted
by N. Schagel. The latter will return
to his former business of conducting
lunch wagon.
A couple of pen drawings placed in
the show window of A. Peterson & Co.
have been attracting considerable at
tention. They are the likenesses of
Capt. spicer and Lieut.. Haley, of the
Fifteenth, the work being executed by
Albert Connick of Raymond.
John Olson, of the town of Green
Lake, has sold his farm near Spicer,
and will retire from farming for the
present. He was in Willmar last
Thursday making arrangements tor an
auction sale of farm property, to take
place March 18th.
August Norman resigned his posi-
tion at Johnson, Fridlund & Moline's,
and ON Wednesday left for Minnea-
polls, where he has gone into the CON-
mission business with his brother
Adolph, of Dassel. Their place Of
business is SIG Nicollet Ave. We wish
the gentlemen the best of success.
Messrs, John Brandt, the Murdock
banker, and L. H. Lawson, one of
Murdock's leading merchants, made a
flying trip to our city Friday night,
coming in on the 'Watertown" and
going out on the night passenger.
The writer enjoyed pleasant chat
with the gentlemen.
The LADIES' Social Union of the
Presbyterian church will give coffee
at the home of Mrs. Bergeman Thurs
day afternoon. All are cordially in
vited to attend. The president re-
quests a full attendance at the busi-
uess meeting at 3 O'Clock to consider
matters of Importance.
This county was we'll represented at
the meeting of the Editorial Associa-
tion held in ST. Paul last week.
Among those in attendance were Alton
Crosby and wife, of the Gazette; Jas.
Wharton, of the Argus; L. E. Covell,
OF the Atwater Republican,; and Eben
Lawson and sister Dora, of the New
London Times.
80: We are pleased to announce this
week that Sam Natelson, the former
manager of the Willmar Bazaar, is
now the proprietor, having bought the
: stock from the former owner, J. c.
Levy, of ST: Paul.. Mr.: Natelsop is a
.:lspleasani, accommodating gentleman,
!, aud: one with: whom it is pleasure to