Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-05-02

FOR n large delicious dlSh or ice
cream 20 to the Farmers Restaurant
on Benson Ave. 12-l4
A. J. Harder.. VIII" figured in the
| ''blind -piy' prosecutions last fall as
detective, is in the village this week
a. agent for the National Book Com
pany.
Remem Der, if you want anything in
the line OF Wall Paper, Paint, Warm
ish, Brushes or Window Glass, to 90
to O. A. Jacobson's. The only paint
shop in Willmar..: Stf
0. J. johnson. REPRESENT ng the Park
Region Mutual Hail Insurance Asso-
citation of Glenwood, was in Willmar
the past week with the view of estab-
fishing local agency.
Mason and Russell Spicer went to
Minneapolis Saturday, the former on
business and the latter to attend a fra
ternity banquet Of the Northwestern
college alumni, given that evening.
For good square meal go to the
Farmers restaurant. We also keep a
| fine line of confectionery, fruits, etc.
Also ice cream and temperance drinks.
12H OYsTEN KJoS. Proprietor.
The supreme court has affirmed the
verdict of the lower court in awarding
Isl, 500 to Chas. w. Thompson. who
suffered the loss Of his right leg while
in the employ of.the Great Northern.
| Andrew Nordloef has taken the
agency for the Perfected" Oxygenor
King, and hass~been canvassing the
northern part5Dt the county He re-
ports that he1'isz meeting with good
success.
l. The new hearse which had been ex-
pected here for some time arrived
yesterday from Chicago. It is the
I finest vehicle ever shipped here and is
a valuable addition to Mr.. Recor's
livery outfit.
G. A. Olson and family enjoyed a
visit this week from Mrs. Olson's
brother, James Sprague, a former
resident of Wil|mar, Mr.. Sprague is
engaged in fruit raising at Long Lake,
near Minneapolis,
C. O, Tolletson, former Kandiyo.
hi county boy but now one of the pros
porous business men of Cyrus, Polk
Co., made a pleasant call at the TR1-
BUNE Office yesterday. Mr., Tollefson
was enroute home from the cities.
| It is probable that there will be a
special train run through here from
st. Paul on the occasion of the pop.
Mist national convention, which is to
be held in Sioux Falls. next Wednes-
day. Tickets viii be sold at the rate
of one fare for the round trip.
A letter recently received from
Adolph Hong by his brothers here
states that he was on his way to Park.
land, WASH, to visit his brother
Joseph, and that he expected to sion
at San Francisco en- route. Mr.. Hong
writes that he is feeling improved il
health. .. n IT,.
! LOST-A pocket book, Tuesday
somewhere on the road between svea
and Willmar. Pocketbook contains
wheat ticket belonging to Aug. Carl.
son and about s24.OO in cash. Finde,
will please 1cav. same at Car]so or
Bros. & Frost drug store and get re-
#wa'd. 45* a., s.. ~s%,~ ALL
1876 g.. .zz4.zn G. NJ. CARLSON. Svea ".
! Gnnder IversOn Of GeOrgeville ha6
a horse, buggy and two harnesse.
stolen from him last Friday night
His SON Swan was here Saturday anf
accompanied on by Deputy Sheriff OF,
Lundqnjst, left to fn1 some trace 8
the horse thief. Mr.. Lundquist wen
III MS far*as Sank Centre, but was unabl.
to find his man. n: !. 81. {.
Rev. R1senthal, a Russian Jew whit
has been ord aimed *, the Swedish
Lutl,cra i ministry has. been address
Ing the congregations il this. vic nit,
In behalf of Jewish missions. q,
4 Sunday morning he spoke at Tripoh
in the afterno on at Svea, and ia th,
evening he addressed d the h Swedish
lutheran conoTeg alton at this D, ace
Rev. Lawrence Booth has been as
signed to N arsl1sll sc rector: at tn,
fE Pr pal church. IL that city. Mr.
Booth has been pu rs uing his theoloyi
cal stud lies at Fari bault ffor some tim,
past and has had charge of two, sta,
lions near there. e nnderst ind bi,
health has been q fected but hope II
sis not Iofs such 4 rious nature as L
l prevent HIM from continuing his worl
81 II ministry, fo. which he is 30 abb,