Willmar tribune., 1900-05-09


superintendent's force, is obliged to
take lay off on account of illness.
Note the change in the Mclaughlin
Mercantile Company's lad" They
are still offering some very low prices.
Emil Fridlund. one of the husky
lads of New London, was in town
Tuesday. He expects to go to work
here.
Lars Halvorson returned Tuesday
morning from Chokio, where he placed
a gasoline engine in blacksmith
shop.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs. +. L. Johnson Thursday after
, noon, May 10. All are cordially in
vited.
A number of old sidewalks about
the village have been either repaired
or rebuilt Of late. Let the good work
go on.
It is reported that the wages of Sec
, tion men have been restored to the old
schedule-Sl Is per day. An immense
salary!
Lewis Fridlund will erect new resi-
dence on his lots on Second street,
in place of the old one, which he has
had removed.
c. J. Rykken has removed his fam
lily to Montevideo, where he has taken
a position in a general merchandise
establishment.
Mrs. a. N. Baldwin and child re-
tnrned Friday from Minneapolis,
where they attended the Baldwin
Moore wedding.
J. B. Balow and family will again
become residents of Wil]mar. Mr..
Balow has resumed work here for the
Great Northern.
a. Anderson, of the Jones Clothing
Co.. was up from the cities for visit
with his partner, Mr. Jones, the first
part Of the week.
A large attendance Of teachers is ex-
pee ted here next Saturday 1T the meet
ing Of the Kandiyohi County Teach
ers' Association
Peter E. Peterson Of Spicer called
in town yesterday. Mr.. Peterson has
been i'll, but we arc glad to note that
he is ~ ain looking we'll.
0. J. RollevsOn closed his term OF
school in Dist. No. Is, town Of Will
mar, last Wednesday. He left on Sat-
urday for ~ trip to Hawick.
The rain which came Monday morn
ing was 4 welcome relief in settling
the dust on our city streets. Where,
oh where, is that sprinkler?
In the list of honor students at the
State University we notice the name
OF Cora E. NARROW, a former Willm lar
girl. Her standing was 92.84.
\. r. Anlauf has taken the contract
to paint large number of buildings
this summer for the Great Northern,
at different points along it's system.
Editor Lawson left on Monday for
Sioux Falls, to attend as a delegate
the Populist national convention,
which convenes in that city to-day.
Ed Baldwin stopped off here last
Thursday, enroute to Browns Valley
from Minneapolis, where he attended
the wedding OF his brother Clement.
Don't forget the Auction at the
Willmar Bazaar. Opens Thursday OF
this week. Hours of sale from 10 to
II a. m. and 1870 to 4.30 p. M, daily.
Mrs. H. S. Crasswell and children
came down from breckenridge Satur.
} day for brief visit, before leaving
for their new home in Hayre, Mon.
tana.
Golden weddings are taking place
all over the country. The old couples
evidently took Rocky Mountain Tea
, in their young days. 35c. A. E.
Mossberg.
o. H. Thompson, boiler inspector
, for the Seventh district, called at our
office yesterday. He was accompanied
by John Qvam deputy inspector under
Albert Larson.
f Remember, if you want anything in
the line of Wall Paper, Paint, Warn
ish, Brushes or Window Glass, to &C
to O. A. Jacobson's. The only paint
shop in Willmar. St.
Through an oversight we neglected
to state last week that Nels Rodlur
and wife arrived from Oregon or
Saturday, April %, where they haye
been about year.
The Salvation Army meetings are
now being held in the Fixen building
formerly occupied by the Wilma,
Bazaar, which has been leased for the
Army's work here.
E. A. Malmin of New Paynesville
called on old friends here last week
We understand Mr.. Malmin will soor
leave that place, and may decide tc
again locate in W1llmar.
Curtis Clayton, late Of Omaha, Neb.
is filling the position of railroad stem
. ographer for Supt. Allen, recently
vacated by Miss Gibson. Mr.. Clay
ton is an expert stenographer.
James H. Sprague has been spend