Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-02-07
NEWS ITEMS or INTEREST

NEWS items OF INTEREST
Cleaned from Melghboring Exchanges
Personal or Otherwise.
Miss Lille Maier. is visiting re]a-
tives at Willmar. =. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. NJ. Brekke spent Sunday with
friends at Wi'lmar.... Martin o.
son transacted business in the district
court at Willmar this week. DIR.
Archibald, L. E. Covell, C. A. Shields,
Walter Farley, J. H. Strong, Matt
Ferguson and N. J. Walen were
among those from Atwater who visited
the county seat, Monday. The
marriage Of Mr.. Mathew Ferguson
and Miss Belle TAFT took place at the
home of the brides parents, at Dia-
mond Lake, Wednesday afternoon,
at one O'Clock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Malloy of
Litchfeld. The ceremony was follow
ed by splendid wedding dinner. In
the evening a reception was given for
the young people, only the relatives
and nearest friends of the contracting
parties being present. The happy
couple were the recipients Of large
number of very nice presents. The
Republican extends congratulations
........P. J. Nygard died at his
home south of town, Tuesday morn
ing, his death resulting from a CON-
plication of diseases. The funeral
will be held next Monday at noon, at
the house. Services will also be held
at the Arndahl church in Rosendale.
The funeral will be conducted by Rev.
O. T. Nelson. Diseased was IS years
of age at the time of his death. He
came to this country from Danmark
about Is years ago, and after short
stay in the village settled on his farm
where his family now resides. He
leayes to mourn his loss, a wife, two
sons, J Julius and Sofus, and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Solomon, and Miss Hannah
Nygard besides three stepchildren.
The family will have the sympathy Of
their many friends in their affection.
| -Atwater Republican.
B. F. Westfall of Willmar, super
intendent of the Duluth Elevator Co.'S
line of elevators on this branch of the
Great Northern, was in Dassel Mon
day I. . .Chas. Vervalen, who is work.
ting at his trade in Willmar, arrived
Saturday for a short visit. Charlie
has a good position in cigar factory
at Willmar. Anchor.
James Austin OF Willmar and Miss
Callie A. Young of New Paynesville
were married in this. city this after
noon, the ceremony being performed
at his residence by the Rev. E. V.
Campbell. They are registered at the
St. Charles hotel. Mr.. Austin is in
the employ of the Minnesota Central
telephone company at Wlllmar and
his bride is prominent young lady
of her home town. Their friends will
extend congratulations on their new
rel ation.-Journal Press, 10Th ult.
J. S. McGovern, who is attending
the Willmar Seminary, came up Satur'
day and spent Sunday with Murdoch
friends. The Presbyterian church.
costing $1,744, was, dedicated las
Sabbath free OF all debt. The society
now have a place of worship of which
they may we'll feel proud. The build
} ing is a handsome QUE, we'll arranged
and very tastefully furnished. Quite
number of ministers from abroad
we're present and assisted in the dedi
} catory services, among whom wer'
DR.. Findley, and DR.. Adams, the lat
ter resident; of Minneapolis. Rev
Handyside, of Kerkhoven, will for tn
present, conduct services in the new
; church every Sabbath.-Murdock Re
I view.
J Mr.. Tallman, the telephone, MAJ
, WAS over from Willmar this week an
arranged to put in a local telephon
; exchange here. Mrs. Foster, we IN
: derstand, will have charge of central
) -Renville Star Farmer.
? Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Nelson ar
Q rejoicing oyer the arrival of a littl
: girl born week ago last Tuesday
Q ....... Mrs. G.. M. Peterson has bee
; in Willmar during the past week, ur
{: der the treatment OF DR.. Frost. .....
! After leaving Benson last week, Jul
! us Thorson was appointed a delegat
Z to attend the National Editorial AssC
9 citation meeting, which will be held {
. New Orleans the latter part of thj
= month. He decided to give up tn
2 trip to New York and will 60 to Ne
y Orleans Instead. In the meantime +
3 will visit relatives in Wisconsin, an
= may also attend the meeting of tt
Is National Buttermakers' Association
70 which will be held at Lincoln, Nebra
g ka, about the middle of this month
IL Benson Monitor.
Ferd Danielson, after being laid U
for two weeks as the result of injuri'
to his hand, left on Tuesday for Will
mar to resume his position on Il
Great NOrtharn -MOrris SIM