Willmar tribune., 1899-12-13
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Professor Swalin of willmar fur.
nished the music for the dance at the
Woodman entertainment, assisted by
Miss Ruby Olson of this place. The
professor is we'll acquainted with the
boys here and the surrounding coun.
try, who are always glad to be presen,
when he furnishes the music, as they
know it will be first-class and just the
kind they like to dance by. We hope
to see him here again in the near
future.-Atwater Republican.
E. Teige died very suddenly last
Friday. He was apparently in his
usual health and nobody knew of any
sickness, and he went down to the
barn and on the way he dropped dead.
The funeral took place in the West
Norway Lake church Thursday and
Rev. R. K. Fjeldstad conducted the
ceremony.-Sunburgh Cor. Swift Co.
Monitor.
Olof Anderson and E. Bergquist re-
turned to PriOn Wednesday where
they will complete the work for John
son & Pinney, and from there go to
Wilimar to erect feed mill for the
same firm. Miss Bertha Maiers went
to Willmar last Saturday to visit her
sister Mrs, Gratz. A. letter received
from Hans Sivertson at Seldoyia,
Alaska, reports that he is prospering
and has struvk several rich veins con-
tanning the yellow uetal-gold. c..
Paeel started for Willmar and Ben
son Observation-Disclosures Press.
Mrs. O. B. Olson. of Willmar, a.
sister of Mr.. H. Thompson, Mrs. Bres-
den and Mrs. Lagergren, visited here
recently and returned home yesterday.
Her mother-in-law, Mrs. Martha o.
son, OF Ada, Minn., formerly of this
place, was also here on a visit and
returned to Willmar with her,-Grove
City Times.
The Misses Mary and Fannie Pow
ers visited Willmar friends the fore
part OF this week. Tom Archer was
a Willmar visitor between trains
Monday evening.-Murdock Review.
Mr.. Adolph Peterson and Miss
Amanda Lobbins, both living near
Raymond, were united in marriage
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Van Heu-
vel, of Ghent, at the Catholic church.
....D. Grashuis and family expect to
leave about Christmas time for their
native land in Holland, which Mr..
Grashpis has nat seen for twelve
years. They expect to be gone all
winter and will return In the spring.
Clara City Herald.
Mrs. 0. Larson will leaye next Mon
day in company with the Tower family
for the Pacific coast where she will
visit her daughter Mrs. Henry VIM
blad' at Portland, Oregon, this winter.
IA meeting of the North kandiy obi
County Teachers Association will be
held at New London Dec. Is, 1899. 1t
is hoped that all the teachers of the
northern part of the county will find
it convenient to attend as much good
to the fraternity is sure to follow.
This is step ia the right direction
and sApt: Fink, who is arranging
this, Is to be complimented. New
London welcomes the school ma ANS.
.... Mrs. Nels Guam, and Otto Man.
kel, OF Lake Andrew, left last Satur-
day for a visit with their sister Mrs,
Melgard in Argyle, Mimi. ). . The
Tower family will leave Monday, Dec.
II for Washington state where it is
their intention to locate. Mr.. Tower
is an old settler Of Minnesota having
come to this stats in the fifties. The
Times Joins in with their many friends
here in wishing them lucky journey
and prosperity in their new home
New London Times.
Olaf Olson and Ole Nelson of Will
mar were at The Russell this week.
F: w. segerstrop was over from
Wlllmar looking after his New Pay-
nesville interests and reports finding
business quite satisfactory in his line,
New Paynesville Press.
Ia last weeks Union We noted the
marriage OF L. A. Garfield OF this
village to Mrs, Ellen A. Johnston, of
Willmar. After visit with her par
ents they came by the way of Brown
ton and stopped off there to greet Mr..
Canfeld's parents, getting home Mon.
DAY noon. They are now eomfortab.
~ settled at the Garfield residence in
this village. Mrs. Garfield is lady
that comes highly recommended from
her former home, Willmar. and if we
KNEW nothing of her formerly, it is a
sufficient endorsement of her good
qualities in Friend Garfield choosing
her as a life partner. We welcome her
to our village and hope she will find
it as home-like as her friends would
wish.-Bird Island Union.
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