Willmar tribune., 1899-07-26

train Monday.
Mrs. Maude German and daughter
Myrtle, went to Minneapolis Satur
day for a visit with relatives an6
friends.
Rev. Osterholm spent Sunday a.
strout, Meeker county, where he held
services for his congregation of that
vicinity.
Ole Rogan left last Saturday for a
weeks vacation, which he will spend
with relatives at Granite Falls and
vicinity.
Mrs. J. L. Lindner and children
went to Raymond Saturday, to re-
main over Sunday with relatives in
that vicinity.
Misses Hannah and Laura Anderson,
of Litchteld, made brief visit here
Friday, with their friend, Miss Flor
ence r. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dram enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin, of St. Paul, the latter
part of last week.
Roadmaster Peter Nelson came down
from Larimore, North Dakota, Sat
urday morning and remained over
Sunday with his family.
Miss Belle Gibson, of Atwater, was
guest at L. A. Vik's last Thursday.
She was on her way to Hawick for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Alexander Williams came up from
Granite Falls Saturday,, where he has
been working for the telephone COM
pany. He returned Monday.
Mrs. Fred Bertrand left for Wiscon-
sin Saturday, where she was called
because of an injury her sister sus-
tanned in runaway accident.
Mr.. Laurence Booth returned last
Saturday to resume charge of his
mission station near Faribault. His
brother Norman accompanied him for
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers and son,
Misses Mary AID Fannie Powers, and
Ella McGovern, of Murdock, were
among the Green Lake visitors, last
week.
Coleman Williams left last Thurs.
day for Minneapolis, where he has &C.
cepted position and with his mother
and sister will make his home in the
future.
Mrs. j. Walstran left last Saturday
for Minneapolis, accompanied by Miss
Tillie Baklund, who had been spend.
ing the past several weeks at Fahlur
and other places.
+ Rev. A. A. Thorn went to Raymond
Saturday, where he conducted ser.
vices last Sunday. He exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Page, who of1iciated al
the M. b. church here.
John Crandall, of Granite Falls
agent for the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, of New York, chatted with
Willmar friends Saturday. He was
on his way to the cities.
The Litchfeld Ledger says that Ed
MCGUIRE and family are now located
in that city. Ed's Willmar friends
will be glad to see that he is gradual
ly moving back to old scenes.
Guy S. Thorson accompanied Editor
Spencer up from Atwater last Satur
day. He left in the afternoon for Ben
son, from where he expected to 20 tt
Glenwood for short visit with his
folks.
Ringlings circus shows in Litchfielc
today. After the performances in tina
city the show will be obliged to come
by way of Willmar in order to go te
St. Cloud, where it pitches its tents to-
morrow.
Ifyou are suffering from chronic dis
ease consult with Drs. Hirsch anG
Stanton, the electrical specialists, who
have offices at the Commercial Hotel
Willmar, Minnesota. Hours, 9 a. m
to 5 p. m.
We will for the next month buy al
kinds of old iron, rags, copper, zinc
brass and rubber. Bring your goods
to us and we will pay you the highes
market price.
14tf OHSBERG, SELVIG & co.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Bonde last Saturday afternoon
Mother and child are doing well-ant
SO is the father. Peter sa US the young
ster has good lungs, and will make {
good 'trooter'' for the w. B. G..
Henry Howe, a former Willmarite
came down from Sioux Falls last week
and last Friday played ball with ou1
boys in the game with Litchfeld
Henry has been engaged at ball play
ing great part of the time while away
from Willmar. ~ :, -.
LOST "A black plush cape, trim
med with fur, and gray coat, on tn,
road between Willmar and Kandiyoh
station on the: :3rd of July Finder
will please leave same at the TRIBUNE
Office. There were articles of som,
value in pockets Of the coat.
Lieutenant G. A. Rice left his HON,
at Willmar yesterday to make the Ions
trip to the Philippines, where he vii