Willmar tribune., 1899-07-05
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! LOCAL BREWTIES. :
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Miss Bessie Parkins left for Granite
Falls last Saturday.
Axel Elfstrum and daughter spent
Sunday at Maple Plain.
r. D. Weir and wife went to St.
Paul Saturday for a visit.
Jacob Brehm has christened his
restaurant the "Columbia.
Anton Sundberg is raising and NOV
ing his house around on his lot.
Rev. Collin, of New London, visited
with Rev. A. F. Nelson Thursday.
F. McLouth, of Hawick, was among
the visitors in our village last week.
New sewing machines for rent.
14tf F.*W. SEGERsTRoM.
Iver Aspaas, of Lake Lillian, spent
last week in Willmar attending court.
Miss Olga Guam has been spending
the past few days with Benson friends.
Haakan Erlandson died at his home
in Mamre last Thursday, aged 70
years.
Mrs. Ida Baker and Mrs. M. A.
Scholz were over from RAYMOND
Saturday.
Miss Laura Jenson, of St. Paul, has
been guest at Mrs. L. P. Larson's
the past week.
Fine residence and acres of land
near High school for rent. Inquire
of Olney & Frye.
Otto Monson, secretary of the Nickle
Mining Co., is up from St. Paul visit
ing with his folks.
George Sanderson came up from
Kandiyohi last Friday to attend the
Eastern Star party.
The ladies of the Long Lake church
held one of their auction sales at Lars
Arneson's last Monday.
Mrs. Gjertina Strand Johnson and
children left for Minneapolis last Fri
day for a several days visit
Mrs. Dan. Haley and Miss Kathryn
Haley went to Diamond Lake last
Thursday for visit with relatives.
| Mrs. Jas. Pritchard, of Hudson,
Wis, is visiting with her grand
daughter, Mrs. A. o. Forsberg.
c. H. Anderson, of Anderson Bros. :,
left on Saturday to remain over the
Fourth with friends near Darwin.
Chris. Rechtfertig spent part of last
week at his home near Raymond and
also attended the Person-Bruss we'd
ding,
DR.. Ilstrup and family went to Buf-
falo Saturday to visit with his father.
They expect to remain until after the
4th.
Ben Benson left for Marshall Satur-
day to>rustle for the Draft Equalizer,
manufactured by N. H. Nelson of this
place.
Henry Thielman, of St. Cloud, well
known among our ball players, is the
star pitcher this season for the Fair
mont ball team.
John Beck and Oscar Hagerman,
late of Co. D., returned Saturday
morning from trip to Montana and
other points in the West.
A dance and rattle on a gold watch
was held at Eddie Carlson's at Ringo
Lake, last Saturday evening. Hugh
McManus won the watch.
Edwin Engebretson, formerly of
this place, but now a banker of Foss-
ton, MINI, was in town last week. Ed
win is the same boy as ever.
Spencer Ericson,'13A. Korthof and
VIM. Knott, Of Raymond, were among
those who registered at the CONNER
cial House last Thursday.
/ Miss Emma Malloy returned last
week from her visit at Beardsley.
She will spend the remainder of her
summer vacation with Wisconsin rela-
tives.
The corpse of Christina Lindahl
passed through here Saturday from
Minneapolis en- route. to Maynard,
MINI. It was accompanied by Miss
Lindahl.
Miss Lydia Norman, of Kandiyohi,
and Miss Jessie Tait,. of Diamond
Lake, were among the guests at the
party given by the Eastern Star ladies
last Friday evening. E,
l. Peter Rasmusson's new residence
will be brick structure The con-
tract for the brick work has been let
to Il. Ostlund, while the frame work
will be in charge of John Skoolheim.
G. A. Baklund has an elegant photo.
graph of the Tripolis church taken at
the time OF the 3Oth anniversary cele-
brati0n. It is taken with a large
crowd Of the people on, and NO doubt
will be OF interest to many people, es-
|pecially IN the vicinity OF Tripolis. I.
The Eastern Star party given last
Friday evening was q most pleasant
4 social event. a large number ol
young people responded to the invita-.
tions and the I. @. o. r. rooms were
we'll & He'd BY the merry guests. Music
was furnished for the occasion by The
Twin City Mand olin Club. IS ss