Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-06-20

Rev. o. Paulson, of Blanchards.
vile, Wis, spent the past week in
Willmar and vicinity visiting his old
parishioners. He left to-day for Min.
neapolis.
LOST-A lady's gold watch, on
either Pacific avenue or on Seventh
street crossing the railroad track,
Finder will please leave same at TR1.
BUNE Office.
Granite Falls is making elaborate
preparations to celebrate the Fourth.
Among the attractions offered is bow
and arrow shooting by twelve Sioux
Indian warriors.
Kandiyohi county is we'll represent
ed at the Democratic state convention.
which convenes to-day in Minneapolis.
"A large delegation left from here yes
terday to be in attends nce.
A score of 7to2 was the result OF
Mondays game OF ball played at
Litch6eld between the Willmar and
Litchfield clubs. The latter club car
ried off the honors.
The Elks' midsummer exposition
and carnival opened in St. Paul Mon
day, to hold forth until June 80. A
large number of people will probably
be in attendance owing to the cheap
rates.
The republicans will meet In Will
mar tomorrow for their county con-
vention, which opens at 2 O'Clock D.
M, in the court house. The county
league convention will BE held in the
forenoon at IL O'Clock.
The Great Northern announces an
excursion rate of one and one third
lfare for the ground trip to St: Cloud
Thursday and Friday of this week.
The occasion is the, Elks' BurIesaue
Circus.
A party of Christian Endeavorers
were delightfully."- entertained at Green
Lake Monday by some of the Harrison
people. A picnic dinner and steam
boat ride contributed toward an enjoy
able days outing.
spicer people are making big pre-
parations for the picnic to be held
there on Saturday, by the Great
Northern shop employees of st. Clio nd.
A number of Willmar people are plan
ming to be there on that date
F. G. Carlston ard family, of Min
neapolis, are visiting with relatives in
the county. Mr.. Carlston is former
KaDdiyoht county boy, having been
employed by A. Fl. sperry while in
the machinery business years ago.
Patrons of the Willmar Opera House
are offered number of strong at
fractions which have been booked for
the coming fall and winter season.
The Lamour-Murphy Co. is expected
to appear here early in September.
The editor was among those from
Wil]mar who had the pleasure of at
tending the old settlers reunion at
New London, and it is our intention
to give full report of tie doings
next week. L.. a.e,.
Conductor Evans and Brakeman
Gallagher have been transferred to
the run between Sandstone and Min
neapolis. They will be greatly missed
by the patrons of the St Cloud &
Willmar line. %.z s.s
The Influx OF lake visitors has set
in in earnest, and the cottages are be-
ing pretty well taken up. The Inter-
i ia Hotel at Green Lake is filing
up With guests for the season, and
campers. are seen here and there en-
Toying tho lake breezes,
Willmar won to-day Is game Of ball
with Granite Falls bysa score OF s to
s. It was one of the best games put
up this season. The Granite club
plays with Lltchfeld tomorrow, and
arrangements will probably be made
for another game here on Friday.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of Miss Minnie Amelia johnson
to Mr.. Alfred Nelson, to occur ia the
tow. town ct Colfax, on Tuesday, July 8,
at eleven O'CLOCK g: The marriage
ceremony takes ri noe at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. j..
3 Johnson.
The parties having charge At the
work sin the city of numberl ng the
houses " for the Chicag % Directory Co.
left le last Friday for Montevideo, to
start up the work II that place. They
expect 20 be there about ten days be-
fore returning 20 Il lmar to finish
the work here They .inforA Us that
nearly 500 houses have been nun ered
here 80 far.
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