Willmar tribune., 1900-06-13

E.'A. Malmin is permanently To-
Gated at Barrett. He has disposed of
his business interests at Paynesville.
Blank Notes for sale at TR1BU NE
office. l8-tf
Surveyor Fink established street
grades in Atwater last week.
The promoters of the G. & M. road
are working Bird Island for bonds.
Miss Amy Hanscom is expected
home tonight from Carleton College,
Northield.
Miss Jean Par]ze arrived home TO-
day from Faribault. where she has
been attending St. Mary's School.
Manager Krogstad of the McLaugh-
lin Mercantile store left on Monday
morning fora business trip to Chi
cago.
Chr. Rosenmeier has returned to
Lake Lillian from Mankato, where he
attended the Normal school the past
year.
Mrs. Sarah Banks, who has been
spending the past year in New York
state, arrived home last week for a
visit.
L. M. Crosby, son of H. M. Cros-
by, Of Merriam Park, came up last
Thursday for visit with Willmar
friends.
! FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at
No. Gil, corner of Seventh St. and
Litchfield Ave. west. Inquire at the
front part. 1w
A lawn social held on the grounds
OF Benz. Williams last Friday even
ing netted the ladies of the Episcopal
church neaS sum.
Mrs. Ella H. Mantor went to Sioux
Falls Saturday to be in attendance at
the Superior Lodge, D: of Fl. sessions
held there this week.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Styles on Thursday, June IA, at 2:3O
p. m. All are invited.
G.. H. Keyes and wife returned Mon
day night to Glendale, N. D., after a
visit here at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. DeLaHunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. German of Min
neapolis are spending a few weeks
here. A daughter was born to them
recently, aud Charles is all smiles.
Mrs. G.. W. Swenson left yesterday
for Minneapolis accompanied by her
father, Mr.. Nels Person, where she
will undergo an operation at Bethesda
hospital.
A. B. Robbins, a former Willmarite,
now of Minneapolis, is mentioned for
railroad and warehouse commissioner
from Hennepin county on the Repub-
lican ticket.
Willmar suffered defeat at the hands
Of the Montevideo team last Friday to
the tune Of 10 to 3. The fourth game
between these teams will be played
here this afternoon.
Rev. A. N. Osterholm has returned
from Minneapolis to again take active
charge of his field here. During his
absence he pursued course of study
at Hamlne University.
About sixty Masons from outside
points, including large delegations
from Willmar and Litch6eld, attended
the conferring of the third degree at
Atwater Thursday evening.
Grand Recorder Olson has been in
Sioux Falls this week as q representa-
tive from the Grand Jurisdiction OF
Minnesota at the annual session of the
Supreme Lodge, A. o. U. W.
! The ministers and number of the
Mission Friends who have been at:
tending the meetings here left on Mon
day for New London, where a series
of meetings was held this week.
The Catholic society will make ar.
rangements for permanent residence
in Willmar for Rev. Father Malloy,
who has charge of the Atwater, Kan
diyohi and Willmar congregations.
The remains of Mrs. Maria M. Bar.
ry were shipped through here tC
Barry, Mipn., last Saturday for in.
terment. The deceased died at ST.
Joseph's hospital, St. Paul, on the
9Th inst. IL .
The game of ball between the Ben
son and Willmarx High school teams
which was to have been played here
last Thursday, was declared off, a:
the Benson team was unable to fill the
appointment. =. ..-..
Mrs. 6. W. Tyler and nephew, Har
old Handy, went to Northfeld Friday
to attend the closing exercises o.
4 Carleton College. George Tyler, who
has been q student there the past year
\ returned home last evening.
Will Carlson, who is employed or
q the Great Northern road scrapine
crew, received = bad scalp wound re-
GENTLY by being struck BY the scraper