Willmar tribune., 1899-07-19

Rice and M. D. Manning have sold
their Nest Lake farm of 500 acres to a
Mr.. James O. Johnson, of Lyon
county. Consideration $4,000.
G. J. Dahl, the gentleman who is in
the phonograph entertainment busi-
ness, is taking vacation of a few
weeks during the hot season, and is
spending his time at Willmar.
Mr.. Samuel V. Norstedt and Miss
Emma Thompson, of Spicer, were
united in marriage in Willmar Satur-
day last, the 18th of July. Rev. H.
Blomgren performed the ceremony.
Ifyou are suffering from chronic dis
ease consult with Drs. Hirsch and
Stanton, the electrical specialists, who
have offices at the Commercial Hotel,
Willmar, Minnesota. Hours, 9 a. m.
to p. m.
Stansberry & Spicer sold large
Peerless engine last week to Ernest
Martin, Chas. Masters and J. D.
Henderson, which they will use for
their Peerless separator in the towns
of Harrison and Green Lake.
The Lewis building, occupied by
Anderson Bros, jewelers., has been
greatly improved in appearance by
the substitution of a new glass front
for the old one. The change will give
this enterprising firm an opportunity
to make still better display of their
stock.
M. 7. Sandbo completed last Friday
the job OF re-papering the Commercial
House, besides attending to other i'm
provements about the house. Matt.
says he is enjoying a good business
at the lodging house, nearly all of the
% rooms being occupied every evening
by both transient and regular dodgers.
Mrs. J. M. Spicer left on Saturday
for Minneapolis from which place in
company with her daughter, Mrs. G..
L. Wallace, she will go to Hot
Springs, Montana. Here they will
join Messrs. Spicer and Wallace for
an outing of several weeks. Russell
Spicer left this week to accompany
them from Minneapolis.
Some of the members of Co. D, Fiji
teenth Minneso ota, are considering the
advlsability of going to the Phil
lppines to show their patriotism. They
say they will not refuse commissions
and it is probable that they may even
be on the list which will be selected
from Minnesota. Here's wishing the
boys that something may fall in their
Committees from the Willmar, At
water and Grove City Norwegian Lu-
theran churches met in conference
here last Sunday to decide upon call
ing an assistant to Rev. Estrem. Rev.
Larsgard, of Nebraska, was called.
1t is intended to have services every
other Sunday, morning and evening,
and it is intended that English ser.
vices will be regularly held.-Grove
City Times.
Messrs. F.. Rinehart, z. H. Martin
and brother, residents of Blue Earth
county, were in Willmar and vicinity
last week looking up real estate mat.
ters. While here they spent some
time with E. A. Malmin, who was a
former resident Of Blue Earth, and tc
whom they expressed themselves as
being we'll pleased with this locality
1t is probable that they will invest in
Kandiyohi county property.
VIM. J. Rowland, partner in the
firm of Moe, Ledell & Co., has applied
to the district court for an accounting
OF the firms business. Mr.. Rowland
entered into the partnership six mo onths
ago, placing 81, 1000 into the business
with the understanding that he was te
withdraw at the end of six months
The firm was unable to pay him ani
hence this action. An order of Judge
Qvale appointing M. D. Manning al
receiver Of the firms business wa.
made yesterday.
The summer training school fol
teachers, which is being held at tht
St. Cloud Normal, already has a fail
representation from this county. Tn.
following from Kandiyohi county were
enrolled last week among the l8'
teachers in attendance from the severa
counties: Alma H. Bitterness and EN-
ma Ramstad, West Lake; Ida Walby
Belle Hande and Lima Slattum, Nor
way Lake; Jennie Embertson ant
Hilda J. Erickson, Grue; Nellie G
Mats on, Kandiyohi.
Some time ago we published an iten
about hold-up at Lake Lillian. Th,
item was handed in by the parties
themselves. Mr.. a. H. Wick, of LAX,
Lillian, was in last week and informed
us that it was incorrect. The hold-u,
was perpetrated by parties residing
in adjoining townships. We ar,
pleased to make this correction 10 be
half of the respectable portion o
Lake Lillian residents, who deepl,
feel the notoriety which their tow
has gained on account of the ''tough'
element.
Charles Carlson, an erstwhile IAN
diyohi county boy and incidentally