Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-12-05
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
Personal Or Otherwise, Taken from
Neighboring Exchanges:

friends. .... Attorney Geo. Bitterness,
of Willmar, had business in Benson
Monda y. -. Lizzie and John Mini
kus went to Willmar on Wednesday
to spend their Thanksgiving W.
l.. Crosby, representing the brokerage
firm of Edwards, Wood & Co., was
in town this week looking up those
who deal on the market and soliciting
business for his company. 90. G.
Quale, of Sunburgh, has accepted a
position in the new clothing store of
P. A. Bjorn. Monitor.
Orvy Thoele is home from Willmar,
where he has been acting as car clerk
at division NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tri-
bune.
R. G. Dewey, formerly superinte nd
ent of the Litchfeld schools but now
connected with the U. S. Naval Ma
rine Corps, visited this city Tuesday.
While here he was caller at the high
school where his reception was in the
nature of an ovation. In the evening
the teachers and their friends called
upon him and he was given locket
and chain to present to Miss Dewey
upon his return.-Litchfeld Saturday
Review.
The large chunks of 'prosperity"
which have been flying through the
air since McKir ley's election, strik-
ing here and there and indiscriminate-
ly forcing itself upon the people, have
at last reached Murdock, and on Mon.
day our section men were "struck'
or rather shocked with reduction
in wages.-Murdock Voice.
Mrs. o. A. Strom was a Willmar
visitor Wednesday afternoon. ..
Mrs. j. W. Miller visited with Will :.
mar friends last Saturday.. ......Jo ohm
Sandeen and bride arrived here from
Whitefeld the first of the week. They
will 60 to housekeeping in the house
la ely vacated by Gust Brakken. -. =.
Frank Johnson drove his horse down
to Willmar Monday evening and left
it there, having sold the animal to his
brotner' in-law, F. W. Segerstrom
Frank returned on the night train. i. .
L. N. Moe, of Carson, the young man
who died on Thursday of last week of
typhoid fever, was buried Monday in
the Frank Lake cemetery. Deceased
was one of the most popular young
men of the community in which he
lived and his death is much regretted. !.
A mother and other relatives survive.
Mr.. Moe was member of MurdOck
Camp M. w. A. and had insurance
to the amount of $4,000, payable to
his mother. A number of the Neigh
bors of that Camp attended the fu-
neral.-Kerkhoven Banner.
Rev. F. W. Hill drove to Willmar
Wednesday. Elmer johnson was
down from Willmar Wednesday. .....
Mrs. Frank Morrow visited relatives
in Willmar Thursday Carl Hen
ming was in Willmar between trains
Wednesday. 1.-The interior of the
Clark House is being painted this
week by H. T. Heyer, the Willmar
painter. MAX Spletter came down
from Willmar Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving day with his parents
..... Mason Spicer, of the Spicer
Land Co., Willmar, transacted busi-
ness here Friday. .....V. W. Eaton,
superintendent line man for the Min
nesota Central Telephone Co., spent
several days here this week looking
after the interests of the company
Raymond News.
Nels~ Hjort transacted business at
Willmar Monday between trains. ...-
A young grain buyer arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson
last Wednesday and will remain per-
manently. F. W. Torrance is the
name of the new station agent. He
comes here from Breckenridge and
enters upon the duties of his position
with his coat off go. 1t is reported
that DR.. L. B. Woolson, formerly of
this place, but recently of the Odd
Fellows Home at Northfeld, will go
to New York to spend the balance of
his life.-Atwater Republican-Press.
Tom Hanson has rented the Neer
elevator of this place for the coming
year and has now opened up the same
and is buying grain. Edward J.
Parsons and James Anderson, two
young men from Hawick, departed
last Monday for Seattle, WASH, to
seek their fortune in the far west. Mr..
Parsons was the guest of Solon L.
Benton over Sunday night prior to
his departure. go. Mr.. Albert Ander-
son and Mrs. Tilda Moller were
married last Saturday evening, Nov.
24th, at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Erickson,
Rev. Collin officiating. The contract
ing parties are both we'll known resi-
dents of the town of Green Lake.
They have the well wishes of their
many friends.-New London Times.
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