Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-08-16

quaintances.
Rev. Seth, of Minneapolis, will
hold meetings in the Swedish Mission
church next Sunday, both morning
and evening.
Photographs 25 cents per dozen and
for short time one photo button free
with each dozen. Opposite Lindner's
cigar factory. 26-2p
Miss Laura Anderson returned to
Litchfeld Thursday, after couple of
days. visit with her friend, Miss Flor
ence L. Porter.
Benjamin Castberg, the new Will
mar attorney, has placed his card in
the W1LLMAR TRIBUNE, beginning
with this issue.
The Mission Friends held success
full lawn festival last Friday evening.
The receipts of the evening amounted
to about $500.
The ladies of the Swedish Mission
Friends sewing society will have their
auction in the church next Tuesday,
Aug. p, at s p. m.
Miss Margaret Pierce, who had been
a guest at the Wennerlund home the
past two weeks, left yesterday to take
position in St. Paul.
Miss Jennie Nelson, of Grove City,
was the guest of Miss Mathilda Bonde
last week, being on her way to Hawick
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Andrew Larson and sons Fred
and Archie left Monday for a visit
with relatives and friends in the Twin
cities and at other points.
The four year old son of Christian
Rustad, of Norway Lake, had leg
broken last Friday by falling log,
while at play near his home.
The fourth game of ball in the Litch-
field-Willmar series was to have been
played at Litchfeld yesterday, but
was postponed until Friday.
o. R. Berkness took lay-otf last
week from his work at Roise & Qvale's
and spent several days rusticating at
Eagle Lake, with his family.
Miss Eva Brand and nephews, How
| ard and Brand Leopard, returned last
week from several weeks visit with
Melrose and St. Cloud relatives.
Frank Harker, hunter from Mil
ford, Iowa, came up Saturday and
went to the farm of Emil Schodin,
to be ready for the hunting season.
Mrs. Florence Baldwin and daughter
left last Saturday for the cities, after
several weeks visit with the family
OF Alton Crosby at Crescent Beach.
Mrs. Shields, of Atwater, and Sis
ter, Mrs. Mills, of Minneapolis, &C
companied by her daughter, are Wis
iting Willmar friends this week.
Magnus Lundberg and family, who
have been spending some time with
the P. L. Johnson family at Green
Lake, returned to St. Paul yesterday.
The Willmar Gasoline Engine
Works have constructed 15-horse
power engine to be placed in the feed
mill OF Mr.. Greenfield at Clara City.
O. G. F. Markhus, superintendent
of the Moorhead electric and water
works plant, has been spending the
past several days with his folks here.
1t is reported that Josie Blomgren
had taken a dose of poison at the
National Hotel in Minneapolis, and
that she is now seriously i'll at hos
pital.
Ole Larson and sons drove in from
Lake Lillian Sunday to visit Mrs.
Larson, who has been here for some
time undergoing treatment by DR..
| Frost.
VIM. Peterson went to Raymond
Monday, to place one of the Lars Hal
vorson gasoline engines in the New
London Milling Co.'S elevator at that
place.
Conductor J. D. Sprague and FAM
lily, who have been spending the past
couple of weeks at Green Lake, re-
turned to their home in MINNEAPOLIS
Monday.
Mrs. j. b. Waller and daughter, of
Dassel, stopped off here last Friday
for visit with the family Of w. W
knight. They were on their way to
St. Cloud.
Lineman Young of the Great North
ern received a number of new tele-
graph instruments Monday, which will
be put in at different wheat stations
on the line.
Editor e. E. Lawson and Fred Mon
son came up from New London Satur-
day evening on their wheels, and re-
mained over Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Blanche Hand, Mrs. S. l..
Rice and Misses Julia and Name
Booth drove out to Eagle Lake Satur-
day for a short visit with the lake
dwellers there.
James Hart, of the town of Green
Lake, was Willmar visitor Friday.
Mr.. Hart is one of the pioneer resi-
deuts of the county, having resided
here for the last IL years.