Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-12-05
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: LOCAL BREWTES.


Ladies Julia Marlowe and Della Fox
shoes at Willmar Shoe Store. 43.2
Miss Helen Jenness has recovered
from her attack of illness.
Thos. German, of Litch6eld, spent
part of last week in our city.
Great display of Christmas goods
at McLaughlin's in few days.
G. S. Neuberger has taken posi-
ton with the WillmAr Fruit Co.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bitterness the 26th ult.
Mrs. Justus johnson has taken a.
position as clerk at Elfstrum & Co. g,
Children's Kid Shoes, sizes to 5,
at McLaughlin's for 10 cents pair
Will Lundberg is now in the employ
OF the johnson Cash Supply House.
Have your cutters re-coyered by the
Willmar Upholstering Co. 43tf
W. J. Vogel and family, of Mel.
rose, are among the railroad people
who haYe recently located in our city
G. A. Hedin returned last Friday
evening from ST. Paul, where he had
taken a Carload of hogs.
Mrs.. sundling spent Sunday in New
London with her son Emanuel, who is
barbering at that place.
Infants silk quilted, fur trimmed
shoes, very cute, at Willmar Shoe
Store. 1872
Miss Anna ReiQuam is home from
an extended visit with relatives at
Belgrade and vicinity.
G. F. Spencer and family spent
Thanksgiving at Atwater with Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Dudley.
Ladies' Flannel Lined Felt Shoes,
leather sole, at McLaughlin's at so
cents pair.
P. o. Sletten will take a position as
salesman in general store at Myers,
Chippewa county.
Misses Josephine Jenness and May
bel Ro llun we're home from the "U''
TO spend their Thanksgiving vacation.
M. Il. Curry, we understand, will
locate in Fargo, N. D., where he will
take charge of hotel.
Ladies genuine Marten Collarettes
worth $25 90 on sale at Mclaughlin 8
at SIS 90 each.
Mrs. John Haley suffered the frac-
ture of her. right fore arm recently, as
the result of fall.
Reslgning positions seems to be a
popular fad among Great Northern
employees. We can hardly blame them.
Fourteen inch deep Fur Collar.
cites for 95 cents each at McLaugh-
Inns.
The Seminary Band now numbers
twenty-six pieces. 1t is probable that
a concert will be given some time this
winter.
Ole Nicholson, the genial landlord
at the Commercial House, spent
Thanksgiving with Lake Andrew
friends.
Prof. Williams, principal of the
Watertown. Minu., schools, enjoyed
a vacation here over Thanksgiving
with his sister, Mrs. J. A. Wharton.
A large crowd attended the Forest.
ers' ball last Wednesday evening, and
the affair was pronounced a great
success by those who participated.
Adjutant and Mrs. Soderholm will
be at the Salvation Army hall Friday
and Saturday nights. Everybody is
welcome.
Bright eyes are an infallible index
to youth, nice windows from which
Cupid shoots his arrows. Rocky
Mountain Tea makes bright eyes.
A. f. MossBERG.
Some fine patterns in Tea Spoons,
which can also be had in Dessert and
Table Spoons, of exceptionally fine
quality. Can be gotten only at Wen
nerlund's. 43 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Joy, former Will
mar people, are members of the
"Miss Topsy Turvy" Co., which
plays here Friday evening of this
week.
Miss Tillie Kent is acting as sub
stitute teacher for Miss Lille Johnson
in Dist. No. 80, while the latter has
charge of the primary grades in the
Garfield school.
L: A. Tjosvold was over from
Falls to remain over Thanks
giving with his brother and family.
He will hereafter work in the interests
of the Willmar Milling company.
If the average man would look him.
self squarely in the eye, he would see
at once that he needs Rocky Noun
tain Tea. A priceless boon to men.
35c. A. E. MOSsBERG.
Miss Olive Stansberry was home
from St. Cloud to spend Thanksgiv-
ing, returning Monday. Miss Stans-
berry is taking the elementary course
at the Normal, from which she will
graduate in June.
Olof Root arrived here Monday
from Everett, WASH, for visit with