Willmar tribune., 1900-01-17

t1uh w IAu Oiduc has ag ain entered
the employ Of the Bank Of Willmar.
John Williams made business trip
last week to Elbow Lake and other
points. ~3 NE:. "@
Miss Sabra Swenson, Of New Lon
don, spent Sunday with Willmar
friends. -. = "@: E.f%
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stene of At
water were guests at the Merchants
Sunday. r..
Al tn" school meeting hast night the
sch'ol bonds We're ratified by vote
OF s. to 2.
Mrs. G. E. Macomter Of Atwater az
rived Saturday for visit with Will
mar friends.
Mrs. j. G. Nolan, of Havre, Mont,
was the guest of Mrs. E. G.. Huffman
over Sunday.
Hollis Macdonald VS. down from
Breckenridge last w..k for a visit
with his folks.
Miss Bertha Bredberg entertained
party of young folks at her home last
Friday evening.
The knights of Pythias are making
arrangements for party to. be given
in the near future.
Mrs. D. N. Tallman will entertain
the Ladies Guild on Saturday after
noon OF this week.
Miss Lizzie Kullauder left for Kan
diyohi Thursday, after a short visit
with Willmar friends.
Martin Sorensou has been engaged
to act as stage manager and janitOr
for the new opera house.
Cashier Estrem, of the Bank OF New
London, and family arrived Saturday
for brief visit with relatives.
FOR RENT On front street, four
rooms. Inquire of
1w c. CHRISTENSEN.
Mrs. L. A. Garfield, of Bird Island,
spent several days last week with
Willmar relatives and friends.
Paul Pau]son, of the railway mail
service, spent the first of the week here
with his brother, o. J. Paulson.
Miss Minnie Thompson returned
Monday from a several weeks visit
with her folks near Park Rapids.
A meeting in the interest of the tenn
perauce cause will be held at the Bon
d. hall Sunday afternoon. See notice.
Mrs. E. p. Lawrence and children
have gone to Clearwater to spend the
winter with Mrs. Lawrence's parents.
Mrs. Harry Frost returned to her
home at Merriam Park Friday, after
few weeks visit with relatives here.
FOR RENT-Four rooms to accom-
m"date small family. Gail at resi-
dence on Second street. II. T.. Oh
sen. + %' $50 -"@.s ir,t. -. 1w
Miss Nellie Carney Of St. Paul was
the guest of Mrs. S., B. Qvale. last
week. She returned to her home Fri
day.
Mrs. Martha Sperry, of Lisbon, N.
Oak has been the guest of Willmar
and New London relatives the past
week.
Robert Aim came down from Glen
wood Saturday, remaining over for a
brjef visit before leaving for his home
at Dassel
Miss Gertrude Preble accompanied
her uncle, Mr.. Young, to Raymond
Monday, where she will spend a week
with relatives.
Rev. A. F. Nelson took his son
Ernest to Minneapolis Monday, to
have an artificial limb fitted on the
unfortunate boy.
B. S. Covell and family have been
enjoying a visit the past week from the
formers brother, Mr.. George Covel],
of New York State.
Editor Covell of the Atwater Re-
publican was among the outsiders
who witnessed the opera house open
ing Saturday evening. ~r g.
Services at the M. E. church Sunday
morning and evening. "The DEVILS
Pawnshop" will be the subject of Rev.
Pages evening discourse. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dram and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Huffman enter
tanned a large party of friends last
Thursday evening at the home of the
former. .....S r..
1t is reported that Andrew Larson
has purchased a lot east of his store
building and will erect building
upon the same to be occupied by the
Argus. L.. ,5':.%% : w LIZ II
/ A. r. Anlauf has gone into the bill
FOSTERING business on IN extensive
scale. His territory includes the coun-
ties Of Kandiyohi, Meeker, Swift and
Renville. 4: :=s.. !. NJ. =
Miss Clara NJ. Leighton and Mrs.
r. Carney arrived yesterday from
Raymond to attend the installation
exercises Of the Rebekah lodge, which
were held in the evening. 1f.s3..5 NJ.
Mrs. G Ringnell returned .:5 last
Thursday to her home in Minneapolis.
She was called here by the death OF
Iher father, Thomas Osmundson, and
Iremained for avisit with relatives.
IDEA change OF time. of the mixed
freight which runs between Willmar
and ST. Cloud went into effect Friday
The train arrives here now at | As i. Ia,
land leaves at 3 /. .G n. Several other
changes will shortly i BE made, which
Twill give Us only the main line trains
atthe noon hour. 4.
yiillmsr Market Report n.
Corrected every Tuesday Afternoon
! by ANTON SUNDBERG, dealer in F lour
Feed Fruit and V'egetab bles.
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