Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-09-06

Arne SandVen has again taken up
his duties at Wold's gallery, after a
several weeks vacation.
Miss Hazel Hopkins, of Hopkins,
Mlnn., was the guest of Miss Flora
Mantor the past week.
Engelbert Elfstrom has taken a po-
gition in the dry goods department at
Roise & Qvale's.
M. Mattson returned to his home in
Minneapolis last Saturday, after a
pleasant visit with L. Rodlun and
family.
Rev. G. H. Johnson returned with
his family from Crescent Beach last
Friday, where they had been spending
several weeks.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Swenson, in the Third ward, next
Friday afternoon.
/ NJ. F. Magnuson's little daughter
Mabel returned to Minneapolis Thurs
Gay, after enjoying a pleasant visit
at Campbell.
Rev. A. F. Nelson received tele-
gram last Thursday announcing the
death of his mother at Taylor's Falls,
MINI. He left the following day to be
present at the funeral.
A. L. Lee, Of Smith Lake, acted as
d"y ticket agent at the depot several
days the past week in place of Agent
swenson, who was obliged to lay off
On account of illness.
Olof Brogren brought his family
down from Benson last Wednesday.
They have again settled down in Will
mar, and are at present located in one
OF the Robbins buildings in the east
part of the village.
August Norman returned last Thurs
day from Webster, S. D., where he
had been engaged as salesman in a
general merchandise establishment.
He left this week for Luverne, to ac-
cept a position as travelling salesma an
for the Carey Safe Company of Buffa-
10, New York.
We have the most complete line of
Lion Brand strictly pure mixed house
and carriage paint, also full line O f
paint brushes, linseed oil, white lead, :.
dry colors, cementico wall finish, Ply
mouth binder twine and window glass.
We are also agents for the we'll known
American field fence.
13f OHsBERG. SEIv1c4 g. CO.
w. W. Snyder, freight brakeman
On the west end, was badly injured
near Morris yesterday morning, by
falling off a caboose. The train
broke in two and the accident was a
result. Mr.. Snyder was examined by
a-Breckenrid ge physician and twas
discovered that he had sustained in
ternal injuries. He was brought to
Wlllmar on the afternoon passenger,
and DR.. Frost was summoned to at
tend him. He is now at his home in
the village.
The following new teachers have
been elected by the school board to
teach in the Willmar public schools
1.-The coming year: Miss Elizabeth
Foss, of Minneapolis, teacher OF sci
fence and of drawing; Miss Woodbury.,
OF Anoka, physical culture and litera-
ture; Miss Amelia Probst6eld, of
Moorhead, to take charge OF Fourth
grade, in place of Miss Alice Han
nings, resigned: Miss Gunderson, of
| Wisconsin. to succeed Miss Anastasia
Haley in Primary grade work We
understand the position of teacher of
Latin has been offered to Miss Lima
Gjems.
A new firm, The Jones Clothing CO. ,
expects to open for business in the
Lewis block, opposite the Kandiyohi
Go. Bank next Saturday. J. G..
Jones, accompa MED by wife, has ar
rived and has been busily engaged
uperintending the arrangements for
the opening of the store. Mr.. Jones
expects to become a citizen of Will
mar, and will strive to secure a good
share of the clothing business, which
he expects to merit by superior quail.
ties of goods and fair treatment.
Frank B. Ledell, la6e of the Mime apo
lis Cash Store, has been engaged as