Willmar tribune., 1900-11-07
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Thursday, Nov. 20, has been desig'
mated as Thanksgiving day.
It is rumored that Willmar will
have a new $50, 900 hotel.
Rev. Lawrence Booth is home from
visit with his sister at Marshall.
Ralph Stanford was up from Min.
neapolis this week for a brief visit.
Joe Estrem and family spent Sun.
day with Willmar relatives.
j. r. Barton was the guest of Ray
mond friends last week.
The public schools enjoyed a holi-
day yesterday-election day.
Misses Ella and Frances Gould and
Ella Mossberg were visitors in the
cities over Sunday.
Ernst Person visited points on the
Sioux Falls line last week In the in.
terests OF his cigar business.
Moses E. Clapp fred the last gun ol
the political campaign at the opera
house last evening.
The old railroad water tank is q
thing of the past. The work of tear
ing it down is about completed.
Mrs. G. Olson of Kerkhoven was a
visitor last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Garner.
N. M. Mossberg of Armenia, North
Dakota, spent several days here this
week with his family.
J. M. Downes was up from Minnea-
polls Saturday renewing old &C
quaintances.
Swan Nelson came up from Mime
apolis to remain over election with
his family.
Fred Linn Of Lake Lillian has en-
tered the Agricultural college at ST..
Anthony Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rose of ST..
Paul were the guests of friends here
last week.
George Tyler arrived home from
Carleton College, Northf1eld, Satur-
day, for short vacation.
Emil Ostlund of Mamre, has taken
a position with the Rodlun Shoe and
Clothing Co.
Miss Anna Hedin, teacher in the
Eagle Lake school, spent Tuesday with
Willmar friends.
VIM. Owen, the actor, who has
gained such popularity with Willmar
people; appears at the opera house
Saturday evening.
John Dale Of Renvil]e, accompanied
by his friend, o. A. Melby of Westby,
Wisconsin, spent Sunday here at the
home of Peter J. Dale.
Mrs. ]. A. English of Yankto~,
South Dakoto, spent Sunday here as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H,
Pietsch.
M. J.. Boyd, of the A. o. U. W.
Grand Recorders force at St. Paul,
has been spending the past few days
at his Willmar home.
W. B. Wood and family of St.
Paul have become residents of Will.
mar. Mr.. Wood holds a position on
the force of railway clerks here.
Election bets have been very numer-
Gus this campaign and we venture to
say that hundreds of dollars have ex-
chan ged hands in Willmar alone.
The Foresters have secured The cele.
brated Leffingwell orchestra of Min
neapolis to furnish the music for their
Thanksgiving ball.
G. G. Qvale, who is. attending the
medical department of the University,
enjoyed vacation here and at his
Sunburgh home this week. ~. j:
Z Chas.. Lindberg, of the state grain
inspectors force at Duluth, came down
this week to remain over election
with his family in Mamre. i
Miss Viola Howard, who is teach
ing in the Oman district near Pen.
mock, called on Willmar friends Satur-
day. .:. >,>',- %
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Mrs. A. G. Mardin Of Spicer passed
through here Saturday, en- route to
Harris, Minn., to attend brother
who was reported seriously i'll.
Bert Branton was among the Will
mar boys in Minneapolis Saturday,
In attendance at the Minnesota-Wis'
consin oot-ball game.
Three births were reported las
week in the families Of b. g. Hanson
3. F. Miller and Hugh MoGregor
All boys.
David Carlson and Hilma Larson
OF Lake Lillian, were united in mar
rage here last Saturday, by Justic