Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-05-17

Rice Bros. have a new card in this
issue, which will be of interest to our
farmer friends. II you need anything
in their line call on them.
Mrs. D. O'Brien and daughter
Mayme stopped off here last week for
a short visit with Willmar friends.
They were on their way from St. Paul
to Graceville.
Melvin Geer, of Burbank, who has
been helping w. W. Knight moving
houses, left for home Monday on the
morning train. He expects to return
in couple of weeks.
Baby sleeps and grows while nam.
ma rests if Rocky Mountain Tea il
given. It's the greatest baby medicine
ever offered loving mothers. 35c.
A. E. Mossberg, druggist.
And. Dahlquist, of Colfax, Was il
the city Tuesday doing business will
the clerk of court. Mr.. Dahlquist vii
leave for Sweden some time in June
where he expects to remain.
Ed. H. Walters, travelling represen
tative for the Kimball Piano Co., il
in town calling on the Company's 10
cal agents, Stansberry & Spicer. H
reports a brisk trade this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson, of Clinton
stopped off here last week on their wa,
home from the cities, where they hat
gone on a wedding trip. They were
the guests of Nels Johnson and family
The county commissioners have beef
In session since Monday afternoon
They will get through about toda,
noon, but little too late for the TR1
BUNE to publish the proceedings thi!
week.
Mrs. G.. W. Tyler, Mrs. Clias
Dram, Mrs. G. E. Hornteck, Mrs. J
F. Branton and Miss Annie Sander
son were in St. Paul last week attend
ing the session of the Oh apter of East
ern Star.
We will for the next month buy all
kinds of old iron, rags, copper, zinc,
brass and rubber. Bring your goods
to us and we will pay you the highest
market price.
14tf OHsBERG, SELv1G & CO.
Anlauf & Co., located at the Will.
mar opera house, are doing good work
in painting and papering, etc., at the
lowest possible prices. Before letting
your work to someone else, call or
them. ia
Parties wanting to buy land, and
those having land to sell, should moi
fail to call on V. E. Segerstrom ir
the Mikkelson Block, Willmar, MINI
He has special facilities for handling.
Money to loan at 81 percent. 1915
Among those from this county who
are planning to visit the Scandinav
ian countries this summer is Mr.. M
Jorgensop, of Willmar. He expects tt
leave in June for Norway, with his
two youngest daughters, Laura and
Amy.
The program which has been pre-
pared for Memorial Day will draw q
large crowd to Willmar, providing the
weather. is favorable. It is expected
that all the members of Co. D resid
ing in the county will be present tx
participate in the exercises.
We have the most complete line O
Lion Brand strictly pure mixed hous,
and carriage paint, also a full line O
paint brushes, linseed oil, white lead
dry colors, cementico wall finish, Ply
mouth binder Irvine and window glass
We are also agents for the we'll know,
American field fence.
13tf OHsBERG, SELv1G & Co.
Mr.. Thos. scotton, of Willmar
and Rev. T. M. Finley, of Spicer, will
attend the General Presbyterian As
sembly, which convenes in Minneapo
lis this week and next. Mrs. Rev. C
H. johnson expects to leave on Thurs
day, to be present at the. sessions O
the Missionary Board; Delegates ar
expected from all over the country t,
attend the Assembly.
Miss Estelle Fenno has been re-elec
ted by the school board as superin
tendent of the Wil]mar schools for. tn
next year. This action of the boar,
meets with the hearty approval OF al
school patrons in the village. Mis-
F'enno has shown by her work durin.
her connection with our schools tina
she is a very capable instructor, ant
will look to the advancement and pro
gress of our schools.
The Louise Brehany Ballad ant
Opera company will appear at Sem
mary Hall on Tuesday, May %. It il
composed of a number of we'll known
American artists who will render {
program of choice ballads and scene.