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Evening journal., 1900-08-25
REHOBOTH CLUB OPENED
More Than Seventy Representative
Citizens Present at Ball

Rehoboth, Del, Aug 25.-The Reho-
both Club, composed OF over seventy
representative citizens of Delaware and
Maryland, formally opened its hand
some clubhouse on the beach here yes
terday with a reception and a dance
The ball took place in the evening
and was largely attended It was a
brilliant feature Of the opening ano
something of an innovation in this
community and a little at variance to
the straight-laced traditions of Reho-
both.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
PROPOSALS
REMOVING BUTLD-
FOR ERECTING

PROPOSALS. TOR REMOVING BUnD-
lNGS AND FOR ERECTING
FENCES.
Wilmington. Del. August q, 1900
Scaled proposals will be received by the
Undersigned az the office. Lancaster ave-
nue. ANA Adams street. until ~ o'clock
noon Tuesday August IS for taking
down and remoN ing (9) nine dwelling
houses. etc, situate northwest corner or
Monroe and Chestnut streets Monroe
street near Chestnut street. and Chestnut
street near Monroe street Also az the
same time and place. sealed proposals for
erecting fences around said lots Specih-
cations and plan OF the property oan DO
seen ut the olflce Of u. r. Carswell. Ar
lchitect, COS Ford Building Tenth and
/ Market streets. Signed.
a2i-fsm-st
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
IMPROVING SIGNAL SERVICE
LsHdan Park Will be Put in Service Next
Saturday

w L. Smith, supervisor Of signals
for the Maryland division Of the p, w.
e 3. railroad began putting In a new
distance signal in the West Yard this
morning.
Mr.. Smith viii finish the work OF
putting the new interlocking plant at
Loudan Park in service next week
The plant is a forty-lever affair, and
viii be operated next Saturday
Mr.. Smith will examine the signal
system used on the West Jersey and
Seashure railroad next week.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
prthlnna on nor netroit

Supreme Representative John H..
Scott will leave this city tomorrow for
Detroit 10 attend the biennial conven-
tion of the knights of Pythias. Mr.
Scott will join the Baltimore delega-
tion in that city. Supreme Inner Guard
William Simmons. Supreme Represen-
tatiye Thomas Mulian. Jr.. and Grand
Keeper of Records aud Seals Mark j.
Garrett viii also attend
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
snmmer Groceries Id I.rnch.s

Four quart bottles root beer, ginger
ale, lemon soda and sarsaparilla, 25c.; I;
hlhel Tower Lemonade, one bottle
makes 10 pints. 10c.. for 25c.; bottled
beer and porter SOC. doz.; Xxx
brown Stout. 75c. doz.; Claret Wine, 81
gal. Lynch's Stores, Fourth and Madi-
san streets. Eighth and King streets.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Spilled Peaches on Street

While Thomas Roberts, OF No. PIG
Sixth avenue. was driving near Sixth
and Harrison streets Yesterday after
noon in a wagon loaded with peaches,
the rear axle broke, spilling the
peaches on the street. The loss was
about 81,
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
WIN Go for Prisoners

state Detective McVey viii 20 to Phil
adelphla the early part Of next week to
bring 70 Delaware the alleged CLYDE
rioters. Before Mr.. McVey leaves. how
ever. it will be necessary for am OIL
cial OF the Clyde Steamboat Company
TO come TO this city and swear out war.
rants for the arrest of Shields ant
smith. charging them with violenc,
within the boundaries Of this state.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Pulting in New ,nhles

Electricians this morning put in the
new electric cable at Third street bridge
new electric cable at Third street
bridge. The connections are now being
made, and as socn as the work is fin
ished the temporary cables now across
the river will be removed and both
channels will be open TO travel.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
SclonI

The Office Of The Wilmington Bust.
ness School. No. 8, East Ninth street
will be open tonight from z to 9 foi
the reception of visitors and enroll.
ment of students. Day term begins
Tuesday, August 2S; night. October ]
W. II. Beacon, principal
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
PERSONAL.

LADIES-Chich ester's English Penny
royal Pills. diamond Brandy are the
best. Safe. reliable. Take no other. Send
&c.. stamps. Tor particulars, "Relief for
Ladies'" In letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co,
Philadelphia. Pa
Evening journal., 1900-08-25

Letters Granted on Graves Estate
Letters of administration on the es-
tate OF Deborah J. Graves. late OF Chris
tiana hundred, were granted To Edward
Graves 10y Register Crossan this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Elevators Wore On, or order

Elevators in the Equitable and the
Ford buildings were out Of service this
morning. and the persons who had
business on the upper floors had to use
the stairs. The coincidence was the
first Of the kind.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Report for the WeoIl

Secretary Andrew Cahin. of the
Health Board. has issued the follow
Ing report for the week ending at noon
to-day: Deaths reported, 80; births, .
marriages. g. For a corresponding per-
iod last year: Deaths, 81; births, 25
marriages. 10.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Tmnortaot scnooI Notio,

Goldey Commercial and Shorthand
College, Eighth and Market. this city.
lis now open to daily. for the en-
rollment of students. Call or send for
catalogue. Day sessions begin Septem-
Der 3; night sessions, October 1.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Escancd hoy Cnnrht

Edward Moore. who escaped from the
Ferris Industrial School a short time
ago, was caught ON the p, w. a. B.
b. railroad tracks near the pulp works
by Officer James T. Scott this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
A. Bateman 10 succeed His rather

Stan Corresp0ndence Evening Journal
Dover. Aug. 25.-Andrew Bateman
son Of the late John H. Bateman. will
assume control of the State Sentinel
in place of his deceased father. who
was editor for several years
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Visited Harlan's sbipvard

Lighting last night made dark the
shipyard Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company. The switch box in
the punch shed was burned out and
darkness prevailed.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
stoIep Xvat,.b Re,,r,o,I

Chief of Police Massey has returned
TO Miss Sue Bartholf, Of Chester, a
watch that had been stolen from her
on Friday.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Preparing for Big ouarte,lv

Preparations are being made for
Big Quarterly tomorrow by colored
people. Special services will be held in
all of the colored churches, and
addresses will be made by prominent
speakers.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Mr.. Inuden is Tmprovinc

b. r. Louden, OF No 213 Poplar
street. who has been confined to his
home for the past six weeks, is i'm
proving
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Rev. Mr.. Davis ~ prencb

he Rev. Alonza W. Davis will
preach tomorrow morning in Asbury
W. 70. Church. and in the evening will
conduct services at Union NJ. E.
Church.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
hi. Iicensc Fee

Clerk of the Peace Foard yesterday
received a manufacturers' license check
for about $4,000. the largest ever paid
in this county. He declines to give the
name of the person making the pay
nent.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Stormy Cruise IN tho Chcs,

stormy Cruise on the Chesapeake
After a stormy cruise A. A. Waite
and William f. Fredericks and son
Paul have returned from an outing on
chesapeake bay
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
KilIod hr - e.n...,

In the yard in the rear OF The police
station a number Of dead sparrows.
which had been killed by the storm OF
last night. We're found.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
RIVERSIDE PARK,
lCOTIFLD nnACH.

tCOFIELD BEACH.
At the head Of the Delaware Bay,
on the line OF the New Castle ana
Delaware City Electric Railway
Dancing, Bathing, Boating, Fishing
and Grabbing.
Delightfully."- cool, beautifully stu
ated, magnificentiy shaded.
Naptha and Sailing Yachts to hire
by the day or hour.
Take New Castle cars from Fourth
and Market streets. Wilmington, direct
to the Beach
Grand concert tomorrow afternoon
and evening
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
HELP WANTED

WANTED. Largo boy who can give f
security. Union News Stand. T.. w. n r
station. agi-qf
WANTED. White eiri for general
housework. Apply sos West Seventh
street ,l1-tf
WANTED. one hundred weavers. WIN
also take from 30 20 100 young women and
Leach them weaving. Apply Delaware
cotton Company. tist street near Market
hNhE1EIlc man 10 manage branch .
e.iaft el.o month; extra commissions.
old established house Must bo we'll
recommended ana furnish $500 cash
MANAGER, Drawer 2S. New Haven
Conn a1S25-si
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Nc Camp Meeting Trnln

Wye camp excursion train from Phil
adelphia vii pass through Wilmington
this evening.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
nria wnIer FLOODS Hotel rarror

Water pipes in the Hotel Whining
ton could not carry of the volume OF
water which fell last night. and the
water made its way through the ROOT
of the building, flooding the parlor OF
the house.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Two wilmington Marine Engineer

Charles McMullin. of Wilmington,
formerly an assistant on the steamer
Republic, has been appointed chief en-
gineer of the steamer McClelland.
Jacob Burch, Of Wilmington, has been
made first assistant on same steamer.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
VIII Nisit rn.....

Bishop John J. Monaghan. Of the
Roman Catholic diocese Of Whining
ton. Will shortly sail for Europe. He
expects to offieiate in Rome on Christ
mas Day
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Mechanics Rally NJ sbe,,no,

mechanics Rally NJ Shclipnt
In shellpot Park to-day a Jr. Order
United American Mechanics rally is
being held. Fiesld sports will be in
dulged in and prizes will be awarded
TO the winners.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. AGNES NJ SHERWIN,
Teacher Of Instrumental Music
Special attention given 20 beginners
O20 Monroe street.
JulyZ3-2m
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
Pullman Strikers suu Out

The striking truckers are still out at
the Pullman works They refuse to
work for the reduction in the wages.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
DeIIverel PoI.onol.el,s Ilfehonl

For the steamer Pokonoket. Thomas
Q. Mum shipped a new metal lifeboa
this morning The pokonoket phys be
tween Salem n. j., and Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
sHEI.LPoT PARK.

PROGRAM WEEK OF AUGUST 90
Dave Roche. Eccentric Comedian Burt
ino and Anderson, Acrobat and Wire
Comedians; Mics Marjorie Maxwell. mo-
nulogueist and Singing Soubrette; La
Clede and Raymond, Golf on Horseback;
Bobby Matthews. Singing and Dancing
Comedian. tho Great Burtni, with hia
Intelligent Canine Wonders.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25

The last pun Of the Sporty Boy's s.
cent cigar is as good as the first.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
FRIENDS SCHOOL.
Fourth and West StS.

Careful attention 10 accuracy IN Eng
lish and 70 acquaintance with literature
In connection with study Of Latin. Creek
Frcnch and German. Regular course
covers usual requirements for admission
TO college. School year begins September
II. Onice open on and after September
address
HERsCHEL A. NORRIS. A. NJ.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
NOTICES

ae-u 9l9 Market Strees
NOTICE is hereby given that al state
uctnae ana TAX due ana not paid on or
before the 50th. day OF August, 1900. tner
VIII be - per cent. added thereto. IN ar
loruanee with section g. chapter 6s. Re
Viseu Code, Laws of Delaware
JEFFERSON B. FOARD.
Clerk Of the Peace New Castle County
Wilmington. Del, July g. 1900.
iuly3l-lm.
Evening journal., 1900-08-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED.-Lodgers. COS Washing
ton street a21-6teod
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
Roseland.

Dec. 15.-Erick Larson. who has
been working for w. A. Lindquist
during the last year, is now working
for a. J. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. A..
J. Nelson, Mrs. Linn, and Emil and
Mary Linn visited at Mrs. Lindquist's
home last Sunday. Misses Urn and
Nelson held services in the school
house last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Mary Palmgard of Todd county held
services Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday evenings, in the schoolhouse.
-. We are informed that wedding
bells will be heard in the near future
Watch for particulars later. :. Our
Christmas feast will be held in the
schoolhouse Sunday evening, Dec. 80,
at s p. m. Rev. Peterson of Lake
Elizabeth will be present. .. j ack
Frost has been staying with US quite
regularly of late, and at times has be-
come quite inquisitive. 80. Christmas
will soon be here and friends will try
40 remember one another with suitable
gifts. This is as it should be, but let
US not in our gift-making and merry
making forget the Great Giver who
sends us the message, "Peace on
earth, and good will towards men, u
-, We are glad to see our neigh
bors in Lake Lillian represented in
the TRIBUNE. PAT. -
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
Atwatsr.

Dec. 18. "A Merry Christmas !. !. I. !. J.
Ssmuel Anderson Of Candy is here
tor : few days visiting with friends 5. !. !.
s. M. Sivertson was in the cities the
first Of the week on business trip. s.
The Misses Bertha johnson and Olga
5Arneson made . trip to Litchfield
Monday returning Tuesday night. I. J.
p. J Swedlund has been in Olivia the
past week looking up the prospect for
opening 9 jewelry store there. Hon.
8 Marcus johnson was an Atwater visit
or last Friday. LIZ Covell was
In the cities on business several days
last week q. Mr.. and Mrs. Sivertson
gave 8 social party to q number of
their friends last Friday evening.
They are excellent entert Ainers, and
allreport q pleasant time. "A NUM-
ber from Atwater and vicinity attended
the Tacklind- Olson wedding at Kandi-
yohi last Friday afternoon. -. Rev.
Saarvies, working under the auspices
sOf the state Anti-SaloOn league,
spoke to an audience at the M. E..
church on the temperance question,
Monday night. M1D-RoADER.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
Toy Department.

We are going to have large display of
Toys of all descriptions, in Dolls, Horses,
Wagons, Drums, Stoves, Dishes, Games,
Trumpets, etc.
Bring your children. Great joy for them.
Santa Claus will be here in few days..
Large two-wheel w agons, with long poles,
10c each.
Silk Dressed Dolle, in boxes, medium
size, soc each.
Fine Dressed Dolls at &c, 10c, 25c, SOC,
s1.00, $3.50, $500 and up.
Doll Heads, SC, l0c, l5c and 25c each.
Cloth and Kid Dolls, with or without
heads.
Dressed Dolls in separate boxes at SC each.
Beautiful Dressed Dolls, with elegant
hats at 25c each.
Complete Wash Sets, with tubs, wash.
boards, etc., at 25c each.
at 10c each.
China Dolls, fat and plump, 1c each.
Iron Toys, great assortments, at SC each.
Metal Drums, very fine, large size, at
25c each. - .....~ ~..... =: So.
Iron Beds, light blue, etc., complete, at
251 each.
Stoves, with high chimney, 1Oc each.
Games, Authors" and ''Old Maids" in
fine boxes, Sc each. g.
Boy and Girl Dressed Dolls, two in one
box, the two for 25c. ; ,S.~-~ <....~::.
''Fighting Boers'' in . fine box, 15c each.
The game of Wang in nice box,
l0c a box. g. r. IT. X
''Newble spider,'' Lokalon Series, 10c
box. =S& as
Climbing Monkeys . kept ina fine box,
25c each. s1 .#@ n. s.sS s=-z
Metal Trains, very strong, 500 each.
Our space is too limited to mention more.
Of the special lines Of toys, but come and
see them "a .s.*
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
Z. M Y :. Z; II n ", NJ.
!. .ksnd!lIiyo,.hli.... i

Christmas is coming Miss Nellie
Mattson closed avery successful term
ofschool in Dist, q. 38 last Frid ley
Holm, u: Atwater cal He'd on
friends here couple of days. last
week 4. s. Louis Norman made 8 trip
Lake Elizabeth last Sunday aftsr-
noon The school IA district No.
85 has been closed on acc ount Of small i
pox M Anderso on, of Browns
Valley making an extende vIsitsat
the home of O 81
rine Is on the siclk 80. Ndessrs.
Mattsnd Ibner t'hal lman, 81 schaE
.ler, Iowa, called On relatives and
friends hare 8 few day last week
1Miss lille Rosenq qpist, 81 I.ake Eliza
ass euest ot llliss Nellie Mstt.
'so 'son aturd day ma s sunldis e. e.
lNelson cazne az e rom allmar lAsl
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
RAILROAD LINE IN ARCTIC.
Remarkable Road Which Has Just
Been Built to Develop svyed-
ish Iron Mines.


Samuel Hill, son-in-law Of James J.
Hill, and himself prominent il rail
road circles, has just returned from:
abroad with remarkable accounts of
the new railroad being constructed
IN northern Sweden under the arctic
circle.
There have been extensive discov-"
cries Of iron ore 81 that region. he
says, and the new road now extends
$50 miles from the iron range 70 the
Baltic sea. 81 the other direction =
railroad = being graded and will b b
finished Va thin 8 year that will erl- enc
able this :ores to be shipped q Atlantic
stide-water. Hill says that. nm
Ike tho ifnnesota ore, vhieh q % q
coarss . aEayel,s the sysdish ore Z
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
MCLAUGHLIN MERCANTILE COMPANY.

the home 81 Mamie Lawler over Sum
day The young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N Normile lost his way whom
going home from school one evening.
last week Some neighbors helped
him find his way home I'd. and
Miss Carlin, Of N lllma ar, spent Sum
day at the home q s.. Lawler
Med ough and Mics Ann
Downes attended the g ~ Bal. q g
sAtvater last Tuesds evening Mrs
crowly Il slowly improv wing from
her recent lllness B. Kelly's
team indnlged il 4 liYely runaway
last Monday eyenlng. body vas
hurt M. N. and D. D.,wnes and
= 4. Kelly went to Murd dock With wood
last satnrd s.. a1s#s
Tl1xIE. 81
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
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:SveA.
Svea.
We are all wishing for more snow.

- #s.s r. = Y
We are all wishing for more snow.
{. Sheriff Odell was seen on our
streets last Mnnda s. supt. Fink vis-3
tied the Svea schools lately J. MISS
Anna Enblom Of K andiyohi has been
selected to teach the winter term in
Dist. SO "a place of Sam Nelson, who.
will by New Years 90 to Willmar to
take up his nev duties as deputy aud
itor. Miss Enblom taught one term
in said district some years ago and
was very much liked throughout this
neigh oorhood. 1t is therefore need
less to say that the entire district is
glad that she will come back ag ain
Victor Skoglund is making daily. trips
on his bicycle. That's right, Victor;
keep the good work going. When you
get the roads level and smooth the
rest of US boys will join you... Oscar
Williamson and Peter Hegstrom re-
turnedfro the twin c tiles last w ednes-
day. They report an enjoy able time.
Charley johnson, who accompanied
them there, will try his luck in the
pineries this winter. The entertain
ment in Dist. 68 will be given Friday
evening, DEC. 2l. An interesting pro-
gram will be rendered aud everybody
should attend. Our merchant, J. Ed
Nelson, has his store packed full with
holiday goods. You would do a wise
thing by inspecting his stock before
buying elsewhere. .~.Axel Lind dblad
has returned from Kenmare, N. Dak.,
where he has been staying the entire
summer. ). Rev. J. 0. Lundberg leaves
today for St. Peter to be in attendance
at a conference. The funeral of Lou
is He'd, whose death was recorded last
week, occurred here last Sunday after
noon. A very large number were
present, among them many from out
eide points. Mr.. He'd was very we'll
aud favorably known here, having un-
til few years ago been engaged in
the mercantile business here. He
therefore had very large number OF
friends in this vicinity, who were Sc
verely shocked upon hearing of his
sudden death. His young wife, who
was formerly Miss Emma Freeberg of
this place, has the sincere sympathy
of theentire community. Among those
from far away points who attended the
fundral were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Freeberg of Kenmare, N. D., and Mr..
and Mrs. John Sandeen of KerkhOven.
- KID MCCHEE.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
WhiteheId.

Dec. 18.-Christmas is approaching |
fast and wa all wish for nice weather
and good times. :. MI. O. Peterson
and family spent Sunday evening at
VIM, Englund's. Mr.. Louis Felt
was around here last week, collecting
threshing bills -. .Ludvic Carlson has
been working for Berguel jacobson. :.
Miss Tillie Mittvet has been in Will
mar dressmaking for few days.
Arthur Englund is back with us again
:. Mr.. Andrew Melander of South
Dakota was in Willmal' Saturday on
business, and visited friends out here
over Sunday. He says Dakota is all
right. :. The teacher and scholars in
Dist. 81 are going to haYe an enter
tainment and Christmas tree the
22nd of December. II the weather is
nice there will undoubtedly be a large
attendance. =: @. ~5,,..s. E..=.s'
*r.: .. Harrison. Lux ~~.&
/: Dec. 18.-M1sP May Lester visited at
the home Of w. Schultz the fast part
of last week. George Olson OF, At
water spent last Sunday with his cous-
in Martin johnson !. :. The Christ
mas tree festival will be held on Christ
mas eve. 8. "A gentleman, not know
ing how to spend his vacation, decided
to 90 to some mountain town for a
change and rest. When he returned
he said that the street cars got the
change and the hotel got the rest.... !.
The young people gathered at Fred
Kragenbrink's place last Thursday
evening for the purpose Of stringing
popcorn for the Christmas tree. They
will meet at G.. p. Wilson'S tonight to-
sew bags. Miss Jennie Wilson, who
has been sick for some time past, n IS
reported to be much improved again.
~ 5...s. {. Miss Grace Aspinwall is staying
at f. McRae' s.. ~ !. Miss Matte
Horne 81 pent last Sunday with Misses
Annie and Jennie Johnson 4. 5. j i'm
& w 146Ou &fAuU{ lAf1TAS6aVOSbs dE0 CuVG1US
wood for James Wilson The Liter-
5ary society Is rapid y ogressing
very good debate took place last Fri
day evening The subject for discus
sion was: olved, 4, that capital
spunishment should be abolished. &
The affirmative speakers were Alb
Dahl: and Vim. Hende erson; negative,
Sam Dahl and j, D. Henderson The
siudg ges decided il favor Of the Affirm
atiYe 4. Mrs. IS. r. White has
spent the greater part of the past week
sAtwater. training the children for
Cantata to be- rendered at the PresbY-
Eterian church Christmas eye Mrs.
5Drysdale Of New. .Lond 81 10 visiting III
this vicinity surprise was given
j. McRas. the occasion being the
Es0th anniversary his birthd AZ.
About twenty guests were present and
Asflne dinner rwassser ir. McRae
receiYedH many hand dsome presents. In
spite 81 his edvanced 81 ihe isse enjoy q
ing the bert of health
ssSs
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
HandkerChiefS.

Handkerchiefs in great variety, in liner,
silk and cotton, from &c to- $1.OO.
Ladies fine Embroidered Hanakerchiefs
in dainty boxes, 6 in the box, for $1.00.
Ladies' beautiful Linen Handkerchiefs,
in fan shaped box, for $1.co.
Ladies fine. Linen Embroidered White
Handkerchiefs at 10c, 15c, 25c, to SOC each.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
Miscellaneous.

Ladies' and Cents Umbrellas, suitable
for Christmas gifts at SOC, 75c, S1.00, $3.50,
$500 and up. '
White Bedspreads, suitable for Christmas
gifts, s1.oo, 81 so, $780, $3.50, q. 90 and up.
Ladies' Clasps and Lace Kid Gloves for
Xmas gifts at SOC, 75c, $1.oo and up. Spe-
cial holiday bargains. .....
Elegant lines of Silk Ribbons-all Silk
Ribbons. s:. @...
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19

Thurada being called here ~ the
serious Illness Of her father ohm
Holmberg As surprise was elvenz
Miss Edna Peterson 81 the Patd1 ION
hall last. s Satprday evening ete=
Burns shipped carlo Dad ofs cattle last
Friday Missz Martha Enblom vis-5
tied with F.s Broman's = one evening
slast week 1iss Ida Jones left Tor
sMinneapo lis ! last week rhes orches-s
gtra meets 6 Henry roman's Thurs
day evening of this week George
sEnblom accnmpa pauied by hiss slsters,I
SMartha md Tenn, drove up Will
Imar Satnrd
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19

% fine as sand. So iSss.j zs5.
When we remember, }" says Mr..
Hill, .that the discovery 81 soft iron
ore in Minnesota affected Britain,s
trade more seriously than anything
that has happened IN % years, the
wonderful possibilities following the
shipment Of this ore across the chan
mel to England become apparent. =
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-19
Fur Department.

Christmas bargains in Children's Furs.
Dandy little Muffs and Collars in White,
Gray, Brown, Cream Color, etc.
Fine White Set with Small Black Dots,
generally sold for sl.25, for 69c set.
j. Russian Lamb Sets in White, worth $500,
Christmas bargains, 1.50 set,
Silver Gray Sets, Muff and Collar, very
fine, on sale at $l:25 a set.
. Genuine Angora Sets with very Long
Hair, elegant, on sale at $500.
Elegant Children's Sets, suitable for
Christmas gifts at CSC s1.25, $3.50, $500,
$500 and up to $500 set.
Beautiful line of Ladies' Collarettes in
Marten, Seal, Beaver, Sable, Astrakahp,
Cremer, etc. Fine for Christmas presents.
j. Fur Collarettes, IA inch deep, sold in all
the stores at Sl.50, Christmas bargains 95c
each