Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-11-15
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LOCAL NOTES.

Aug. Schollin, of Spicer was in
town on business Monday.
W. A. Sperry came home from So.
Dakota yesterday noon.
F. F. Nelson went to Montevideo
yesterday to attend to some basiness
matters.
John W. ,Lindner and family, of
Raymond, visited with relatives here
the last few days.
Nels Carlson was promptly acquit-.
ted by the jury in Justice Roise's
court Saturday, where he was tried on
the charge OF illegal liquor selling.
J. W. Crandall, of Granite Falls,
General Agent for the Equitable Life
Insurance society of the United States,
visited with friends in town yesterday.
Gust. Shelstrom, of Murdoch, and
Sam Holstein, of New London, leave
today for Whatcom, Washington,
| where they expect to spend the winter.
For a clear skin, clear all the way
through, transparent enough to let
sunshine, rosy cheeks show through
take Rocky Mountain Tea. A: E.
Mossberg, druggist.
There was wreck in the yards yes
terday, occasioned by the collision of
the switch and another engine. AS
they were running slow the damages
were light, consisting of torn up
track and broken fronts on the engines.
No one was hurt.
| The village has not been able (?) to
convict single pigger out of the num-
| Der OF arrests it has caused to benz ade.
Except on one case where jury disa-
greed all the cases we're dismissed. No
direct evidence was produced at any OF
these trials.
| Guam & johnson, of New London,
whose ad. appears on another page,
wish US to correct any impression
made by same that they were closing
out more than their clothing. They
are closing out only their suits and
overcoats and their clothing depart
ment is located in the Lundquist build
ing. The balance of their business is
conducted at their old stand.
M: N: Vinge, the genial salesman
Tor Mcklbben Fur Co., Of St. Paul,
held forth at Johnson, Fridlund &
Moline's store last Monday. Mr.,
Vinge is an old friend of the writer
and not having met for couple Of
years we OF course enjoyed a p]easan,
visit with him, He stated that he did
a big business during the day although
he was short of lots of articles in the
fur line.
A mission meeting began at the Swe.
dish Lutheran church last night and
will continue this morning and after
noon, to conclude this evening. The
following clergemen are present, viz
Revs. c. j. Collin, J. o. Lundberg e. S.
A. LindhO]m, and A. F. Nelson, OF
this county; Revs. G.. w. Lundgren
and P. Beckman, of Murdoch; Rev. G.
A. Levine, Cokato; Rev. c.. B. L. Bo.
man, Moore's Prairie; Rev. p. E.
Berg, Watertown; Rev. G. A. Elmer
Herman; and Mr.. o. E. Swan, theo.
logical student, Atwater and Grove
City. Meetings were held in Mamre
Monday.
On next Sabbath at half past ter
there will be a temperance address
delivered at the Bonde hall by Miss
Hollister, from Minneapolis, and at :
O'Clock in the afternoon she will ad.
dress the children at the same place,
In the evening at 7:3O there will be q
Union meeting at the Presbyterian
church when Miss Holister will again
speak for temperance. She has been
for years the Supt. of the Loyal Tenn.
perance Legion of the state and is al.
so vice president Of the state W, c.
T. U. 1t is hoped that a great many
will come out to these meetings and
not miss this opportunity of hearing
her.
All the necessary equipments have
been placed in the Third ward school,
building, and it is expected that every
thing will be in readiness for the chill.
dren to begin their work in the new
building tomorrow. The following
teachers will have charge of the differ.
ent grades: First grade, Gertrude
Gould; Second grade, Barbara Rem.
ley; Third grade, Zilpha Williams
Fourth grade, Ella Gould. Miss Isa.
bel Chase, of Minneapolis, has beer
engaged to take charge of the mixed
grades-the third and fourth-in the
Second ward building, which will
probably be ready about the middle
of December. The second grade in
the High School building will be in
charge of Miss Gunderson after
Christmas. She is at present teaching
in Rice Lake, Wis, but hen place will
be supplied up to that time by Miss
1nez Wharton, of Ashland, Wis.