Willmar tribune., 1900-10-17
WANTED TO RENT "A house. Call
at corner 9th Street and Benson Ave.
~. = 5~~ A. M. ALDEN.

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N.. .s,##:. 1~~ A. M. ALDEN.
Come to the CASH STORE, Corner
6'h street and Benson Ave aud get
prices. -s.'...~,.~.. ]w
WANTED-A good competent girl to
do general bOusework.. Inquire of
Miss Gertrude Booth at the Rectory
of st. Luke's church, near the court
house. u" 34tf
Rev. Dr.. Pollock of Litchfield ex-
charged pu'pits last Sunday with Rev.
G. H. Johnson. The reverend doctor
delivered two very able sermons here
before large congreg ations.
p. P. O. Sletten has accepted position
a. salesman with Mr.. A. Nj. Alden.
successor to B. Moe, dea er in general
merchandise, and will be pleased to
have friends call on him.
Your blood goes through your body
with Jumps and bounds, carrying
warmth and active life to every part
Of your body, if you take Rocky
MOnuVoiA AOo' "A A1' "CoHoDA2Ae0'
Last Saturday evening a man named
Dewey, who has been running tenn
perance saloon ON Pacific avenue, was
run over in the railroad yards here.
He died last night.
s. Ca~tberg made republican
speech in Lundberg school house the
other day. His audience consisted OF
seven populists, and he spent most of
his time trying to convince them that
there are no pops.
AS 1 have to move my stock out
while the building is being renovated
1 will for the next two weeks sell part
of the stock at prices way below. the
actual cost. Come in and see the bar
gains I offer.
35-2 JOHN A. WEEDALL.
T,llef j jacobson of alexandria, tne
we'l-known loan agent, formerly Of
this city, is about to launch another
enterprise. Together with his br" ther
Andrew and L. L. Merrick of Sauk
Rapids, he will open a new bank in
Lindstrom, MINI. The gentlemen
have been interested for some time in
the bank at Sauk Rapids.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of William E. Burt and Miss
Ida c. Nelson, to take place at the
home Of the brides parents in the
town of Swede Grove, Meeker Go {.
next Thursday, Oct. IS, at MON. In
the evening = reception will he given
for the young people at the town hall
in Atwater.-Atw Republican
Press.
The home Of Prof, and Mrs. S. o
Tiosvo'd Of the Seminary, was glad
med last Friday nv the arrival at
their home If a. Professor Junior. S
O says his duties for the present will
he the art If entertainment when time
hangs hravily. The TRIBUNE wishes
to extend it's hearty congratu atiors,
and hopes the kid will b. a- good a
man as his daddy.
The much advertised republican
rally took place last night. 1t was
not up to expec, atious in point OF num-
Der of men in the line . ar in .s a"'h"e; =.
people in town, but they wouldn't mix
up with the rough riders. We will
give review of the speeches later ON,
as we 90 to press too early t" make
any extended remarks about it this
week.
A letter. received here last Saturd ay
from Denver, Colorado, tells OF the
death in that city of H. f. Bjerking.
a former Wjl'mar boy. Mr.. Bjerking
.h been in failing health for some
time. hut had been At work up to thr. e
days before his death. The remain>
were taken to El|sw 'rth, Wis, for
bnrial. Deceased left Wil'mar some
years ago and went to Colorado for
his health. and it WAS npde' stood here
that HI wa. Getting along nicely, henct
the news If his sudden death was a
y'eat surprise G. azatte.