Willmar tribune., 1900-08-08
LOCAL NOTES.

| IOCAl NOTES.
Window glass, all sizes, at Carlson
Bros. & Frost's.
Guy Ismopd has taken a position at
Kent's barber shop.
Eighty-one teachers took the exam
nations held here this week.
FOR RENT-House in first ward.
Inquire at Boyd's grocery store 20tf
DR.. c. E. Gerretson, dentist. Office
in Mikkelson block, Willmar. 22tf
All the railroads will give rate of
one-half fare to the state fair this
year.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Miller died Monday of cholera
infantum.
Guy Thorson of Glenwood has taken
a position at the Spencer job printing
establishment.
Ball games on Friday and Saturday
at the Athletic Park between Granite
Falls and Willmar.
We are receiving some very fine
grapes this week. W1LLMAR FRUIT
Co.
The Swedish Lutheran ladies will
serve ice cream on the church lawn
next Friday'evening.
The ladies of the w. G. T. U. will
meet at the home of Mrs. B. S. Covell
next Thursday afternoon.
Robert Bitterness has taken a posi-
tfon as salesman with the new firm of
Berkness, Peterson & Co.
The state fair will be held Sept. 3-S
inclusive. The management promises
better attractions than ever.
H. G. Hanson has commenced ex-
cavating for the residence which he
will erect on south Fourth street.
Among new residences going up in
the Third ward this season are those
of Charles Wallin and Andrew Sather.
Before great while it is hoped that
the contemplated improvements about
the passenger depot will be a real
thing.
We will probably be prepared the
first of next week to make good rate
on pears, peaches and plums for can
ming. W1LLMAR FRUIT Co.
Miss Gladys Birch favored the
teachers summer school one day last
week with well-rendered recitation
of " Hiawatha.
J. L. Hanscom will soon resume his
place on the police force. Martin So
renson has been very ably filing the
position during his abence.. - -
Three arrests were made at Ray
mond this week for drunkenness. The
parties are now serving tive-day
sentence in the county jail.
Arthur Martin, the three month old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Magnuson,
died Sunday morning. Funeral SER
vices were held yesterday afternoon.
We have a carload of watermelons
ordered for the last of this week and
can then sell you melons cheap.
WILLMAR FRUIT Co.
A miniature cooking stove is on
exhibition at Halvorson & Neuberg-
er's, which will be contested for by
the little girls. Read their ad in this
weeks issue,
FOR SALE-oood work horse, six
years old; weight, 400 lbs.
New London milling Co.
as. Willmar, MINI.
A wider platform and additional
tracks for passenger trains, besides
other improvements about the depot,
will be greatly welcomed by the travel
ing public, as we'll as the depot en-
ployes.
Ole Rogan was down from Willmar
several days last week visiting old
friends. Ole says there is no place
like Willmar but still Granite has it's
attractions for him.-Grahite Falls
Tribune.
The new railroad round house which
is in the course of construction suffer-
ed some from the recent heavy rains.
Owing to washout the foundation
work will necessarily need some slight
repairing.
Every caution has been taken here
to prevent the spread of small pox.
There is nothing to fear, as strict
quarantine has been enforced and the
patient confined at the hospital Is now
out of danger.
The Catholic Society will give q
lawn social at the home OF Mrs. James
Leary in Second ward (opposite the
church tomorrow Thursday begin
ing at 3 o'clock and continuing through
out the evening. .-- -
The Philippine natives run pell-mell,
At the sound of our Yankee yell,
But, oh, what q gait they IL have may.
be, ...s-s:: ..-...... I'll. III. ,<-... 81
After taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
| A. E. Mossberg. : r. ~ 2,*z: :.
| Leslie MacD Donald and Miss Maud
Dewey, both Of this city, were quietly
married Friday eveing at the Presby-
terian church, Rev. G. 81. johnson
ofhciating. May their welded life be
i ono nf nOmnlota hanninooo ia thu wioh