Willmar tribune., 1899-12-06
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A. p. Backlund was q Willmar Wis.,
itor Tuesday. Miss Sarah Monsoon,
OF West Lake, visited Willmar the
first of the week. .Albin Olson, of
LOuriston, left for Willmar last Mon
day where he will attend the seminary.
I'M. p. Malsed was sto Willmar
Monday to consult DR.. Frost. The
strain OF the trip proved rather too
much for Mr.. Malsed and he was quite
sick again for couple of days after
returning, but is now reported as be-
ing q great deal better. He is suffer-
ing from some disarrangement OF the
kidneys. Banner.
All. Borgeson visited Willmar the
first OF the week. County Supt. Fink
made our school q pleasant call yes
terday. ....Mr. Harold johnson, of
Willmar, is spending Thanksgiving
In town. C. E. Monson did business
in Willmar yesterday and returned
today.-New London Times.
81. Hawkinson, brother of S. Haw-
kinson, and Mrs. Stevens and daugh-
ter, OF Willmar, visited here last
week. We notice that the Swiit
County Monitor is In favor OF q four
county fair-Swift, Lac qui Par)e, Big
Stone and Chippewa counties to be
the participants. That might be q
good scheme, and it it will work out
there, why couldn't Meeker and Kan
diyOhi join hands and hold fairs al
ternately at Litchfield and Willmar?
Grove City Times.
Thos Noonan came down from Will
mar Thursday last for visit with his
Enthusiastically Tribune.
County Commissioner Haines of
Willmar was in Atwater q few days
during the past week introducing the
work OF Clara Barton of the Red
Crosse Society =. "A Knights OF Pythias
lodge will be organized at this place
Wednesday evening, Dec. Is. A pre-
liminary meeting was held last Friday
evening to make the necessary ar
rangements for the organization.
The Willmar and Litch6eld lodges
have been invited to confer the de-
grees. The grand chancellor of the
state will be present at the organiza-
tion, and an interesting meeting is
looked for. Supper will be served by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church.
....F. W. Segerstrom, of Willmar,
transacted business here Wednesday
Observation-Disclosures Republican.
We notice by report from winona
that Miss Rose Mahlow, of Kerkhov-
en-, was q member of the graduating
class at the Winona Normal school
last week. The new pump house at
the waterw0rks plant has been COM
pleted and the work of moving the
machinery and making connections
with the two new tubular wells is now
in progress. J. Fl. Wiggins, of Will
mar. has charge of the work.-Beu-
son Monitor.
Noah Ramey went to Willmar last
Tuesday to work in the Great North
ern shops where he has secured a no.
sition.-Dasse] Cor. in Litchfield Re-
view.
A special telegram from Grand
Forks tells Of the possibly fatal injury
that befell w. G. Andrew, q we'll
known paper salesman of Minneapolis,
In the North Dakota city last night.
While riding bicycle he was run
down by a team and received internal
injuries that may prove fatal. Mr..
Andrews wife died just q couple of
weeks ago.-St. Cloud Journal Press.
Senator Dart visited willmar ou
business Monday....Al Sanders, who
is now located at Weiser, Idaho, judg-
ing from his letters home, is about
persuaded that Minnesota comes near
er being the ''pr0mised land" than
does tho country that he has seen since
going west.-Litch6eld Review.
The ten-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. SandersOn, who are visit
ing at c. S. Pierce's, while playing
in the yard yesterday, fell out OF q
tree and fractured his left arm above
the elbow. The injury is bad one
as the break is close to the elbow
joint.-Graceville Enterprise.
Word has reached US of the death
of Miss Ruth " Winquist, of Russell
vile, Oregon, formerly of Harrison,
Minnesota, OF consumption, which she
co ntracted over a year ago in Homo
lulu, Hawaiian Islands. Her death
occurred on the train last Frilay
night near Mountain Home, Idaho, AZ
she was being taken to her home at
Russel]ville by her brother, SethWin-
quist, from Colorado, where she had
been for her health the past summer.
She was but twenty-three years of age
and bright, lovable young girl.
Their many friends hereabout extend
the bereaved relatives their heartfelt
sympathy.-Atwater Press.
Married.
The MARRIAGE of Mr.. .r0hn a. Flo.