Willmar tribune., 1899-12-20
JEvvELER and OPTlCIAN,

strlctlng his rights or Interfering with
prerogatives, that are not their's
simply because they see fit to express
their esteem for the great hero, by CIV
ing him this wooley old denison of
the northern Minnesota timber pre-
cinc's.-St. Cloud Times.
j. z. Norlander enjoyed visit
Monday from his brother-in-law, J
Eric kson, OF Willmar. :. Gus. Carl
son died at the hospital about $50
yesterday morning, of typhoid fever,
| after an illness of about ten days.
He was native of Sweden, 26 years
old, aud had been firing for the Great
| Northern for three years. He was
vel liked by all who knew him and
m any will learn with regret Of his
death. The funeral occurs from St.
Francis Hospital this afternoon at
| four O'Clock in charge of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen.-Breck-
enr,dge Gazette.
1t is said that farmers near Morton,
who raised sugar beets this year, rea-
lized a profit over $50 90 per acre from
the crop. That beats wet wheat at so
cts and under per bushel. l.-Montevideo
Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jay, of Will
! mar, have been visiting relatives and
friends in this city. They were resi-
dents Of St. Cloud several years, Mr..
Jay being employed rs fireman at the
Anderson mill, and later at the car
shops. While here Mrs. Jay accom-
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Porter,
visited St. Raphael's hospital and
adopte'' daughter, a little girl four
weeks old. The little one is fortunate
in having it's lot cast with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay. They returned to Willma1
yesterday.-St Cloud Journal Press.
E A. Ma]mip, of Willmar, was in
the city the first of the week on his
way home from Blue Earth City,
New Paynesville Press.
Nels M. Swenson has moved to
Roseville where he has rented the
Chas. Newman farm Carl II. An
derson and Alfred Almquist returned
Tuesday from Sibley where they have
tried their hand at deer hunting. .. j..
Lem McLouth, of Hawick, has taken
the job of carrying the mail over the
Ringvil!e-W arner route which was
held by @. Tower. Mr.. McLouth is
an old mail driver from way back.
and the work no doubt comes natural
to him. It is rumored that he will al
so take the Norway Lake route off the
hands of the present CARRIER. The
local Modern Woodmen of America
held their annual election Dec. 9,
1899. The following officers we're
|elected for the ensuing year: j. S.
Andrews, V. c.; A. Hudson, w. A.;
A. A. Skeie, Clerk; Nels Guam, Ex-
cel]ent B anker: Frank Stauffer, Escort
Chas. S. Swihart, Watchman; Tom
Careless, Sentry; Chas. Nordgren.
Manager for three years; Dr.. @. John
son, Camp Physicians; P. A. Brogren
Janitor.-New London Times.
Last Thursday nj ght thieves broke
into Jake Haima's store and blew
open the safe, but did not succeed ir
getting any cash as Jake had banked
all the cash that day. and the paper:
they took we're found in the hand Cal
house the next day. Only few of the
citizens living in the vicinity of the
store heard the. explosion, and tht
l only clue they have Of the thieves il
> their footprints in the snow aboutsth'
building. It is Thought that the worl
was done by professionals, or at leas
f by those who had been in that kim
of business before.-Raymond Cor
) in Rep. Gazette. - r