Willmar tribune., 1900-11-14
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Editor Eovells was down from At
water Saturday. 3' a@,'s S.'-~'%z 4.
N. J. Walen of Atwater transacted
business .herelast week.
E.. J. Buholz, of st. Cloud, was q
w illmar visitor last week. Fri
Miss Geneyieve De Lano is visiting
with Breckenridge friends. ;Sss $ m
The Wm. Owen company left On Sun
daysto flf an Engagement at So Clond.
Mrs. F. W. Minton is receiving a
visit from Mrs. Elliott, of Wisconsin.
Mr.: and Mrs. G. S. Neuberger will
entertain at cards next Friday even
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T Miss Zylpha Williamsfis visiting
Minneapolis relatives and friends this
week.
A., O. Forsberg and family have been
spending the past few dayswith Mamre
relatives.
Louis E. Nyland, of the 5lst Iowa
band organization, was in the city
last week..
Mrs. M. Mcdonald has been spend
ing the past week at Breckenridge with
her son Hollis.
Miss Minnie Glatt of Minneapolis
was the guest last week of MIR. and Mrs:
J. D. Woipert.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Branton enter
tained company of friends at their
home Tuesday evening.
W. P. Ismond left last week for
Chicago, accompanied by brother
who had been visiting here.
Business was quite lively in the pro-
bate court last Monday, there being
nine cases at the special term.
Martin Olson was down from New
London last week for visit with his
folks, o. B. Olson and family.
Mrs. W. P. Ismond returned this
week from the cities, where she had
been undergoing medical treatment.
Mrs. Anna G. Dickey, of St. Paul, is
spending the week here with her
brother, A. E. Mossberg, and other
relatives.
Just as we go to press we learn that
Ole Nordstrom, of Fahlun, died Mon
day evening, after an illness of sew
eral years.
Harry Randall, q noted lecturer,
will give an illustrated lecture on Paris
and the exposition to-pight At the
opera house.
Mrs. John Rodenbur of Browns
Valley has been spending the past
week here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Cleary.
Geo. E. Negaard, of the school OF
pharmacy at the State University, en-
joyed a brief vacation last week at his
home in Norway Lake.
Mrs. L. A. Vik entertained q COM
pany of lady friends on Tuesday after
noon. Another afternoon party will
be given on Thursday.
Prof. Gerdsen, teacher of sciences in
the Lltchfeld Hi gh school, visited our
schools here Friday and remained un-
til Saturday with friends.
Miss Inez Wharton has resigned
her position as teacher in the Garfield
school. She left on Saturday for
her home in Ashland, Wis.
Miss Carrie Nelson of Grove City
made brief visit here Saturday with
| friends. She was en- route to Browns
Valley, where she takes position in
store.
Nils P. Peterson and Miss Henriette
E. Christianson were united in mar
riage in the town of Kandiyohi last
Thursday, Rev: S. A. LindhOlm
officiating.
We pray thee, heed him not who
askest thee to take something, said tC
be the same as Rocky Mountain ITes
made by the Madison Medicine Co.
35c.-A. E. Mossberg. !:
o, beauty what powerful weapon
thou art. The bravest men fall at thy
feet. No wonder women take Rocky
Mountain Tea to prolong that joyous
spell.-A. E. Mossberg.
WANTED-Ama married man ani
want position of some kind. An
not particular what kind OF work JUS
so it is steady job. Address th'
TRIBUNE. 39-3l
My daughter, Clara Hoglund, lef
home about month ago. I hereby
serve notice that I will not be respon
sible for any debts she may contrac
hereafter.
39-3p MRS. AMANDA HoeLuND.
Olof Axel Erickson, one of the ole
settlers of the county, died at hi
home in the town of Lake Andrew las
Thursday morning, of rheumatic
fever. He leaves wife and five chill
dren.
EOST-On Tuesday eve, q blu,
serge macintosh cape, double
breasted, with velvet collar. Finder
please leave at the TRIBUNE Office an(
receive reward.
1872 A. G. CRAWFORD.
The meeting of the W. G. T. U. vii
be held Thursday afternoon at
O clock at the home of Mrs. Young
lCoffee will be served at the close 0
the meeting. All ladies interested il
wv. G. T. y. work are desired to b
Ipresent. .... -. = - =,.s.::.
=. w. A. Krause,; of Flandreau, SD.
was honored with q reelection. to tn
Office of county Judge OF Moody county
He was a candidate for reelection o.
the republican ticket and had no op
position. His Kandiyohi count
friends will be glad to hear of hi
| Wilbert Moe, who. was employe
during the summer in the Metropolit
barber shop in this city, died last Fri
day of typhoid fever. The demise OK
Cured at his home near Carlson
Swift county. Deceased was an II
dustrious young man of good habits
and his departure will be greatly RI
gretted by Willmar friends.
Manager Markhus of the Wilma