Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-07-18
NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
Cleaned from Neighboring Exchanges, s,
Personal or Otherwise.

WeWS I1EWS Of Interest
Cleaned from Neighboring EXCHANGES,
Personal Or Otherwise.
Mrs. E. G. Larson visited friends
at Willmar this week. Lars Tuve-
son went to Willmar Mond y to en-
gage IN railroad work. .! RS. May
'nard went to Willmar yesterday to
visit relatives. .... Mrs. Harris of
Diamond Lake has sold her farm on
the north shore of the lake to Fred
Pullen. ..... The Misses May Larson
and Bertha Maier visited at Willmar
a couple of days this week. -. Claus
johnson, residing southwest OF town,
got his hand caught in the binder
last Wednesday afternoon and
crushed one of his fingers so badly
that it had to be taken off. .....
Mrs. Peter Week visited Willmar
friends this week. The Mime
sofa Grain Co., of which Nels Enge
is the president and'manager, is incor-
porated with a capital stock OF $780,
600, to run for period of thirty years.
The other officers are N. O. Werner,
president of the Swedish American
Bank, vice president; N. E. Werner,
secretary; Daniel Engstrom, treasurer,
and G. M. Reese, solicitor. .-Atwater
Republican-Press.
E. Person, the hustling cigar maker
from Willmar, made his periodical
visit to Clara City. Friday and sold
our business men nearly $500 worth of
cigars. George Johnson, a promi-
nent merchant from Willmar, came
over with his brother, the pop man,
last Friday. This was Mr.. Johnson's
first visit to Clara City and he was
very favorably impressed with our
hustling little city. The HERALD Office
acknowledge pleasant call as
George is an old school mate of the
writer.-Clara City Herald.
Aug. Johnson. of Harrison, who
intends to move out to Graceville, has
sold his farm of ITO acres to John 81.
Olson, of the same town, for S2O per
acre, cash. The farm is good one
and Mr.. Olson has already been off,
cred $3.50 more than he paid, but he
says he will not sell until he gets $500
over the purchase price.-Grove City
Times.
Jos. Lindquis5 left for Willmar
Monday with the expectation of secur-
ing employment there. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Backland and daughter Euphamie
left for Green Lake Tuesday for a
several weeks outing. j.. W. q. Merry
man and family left for Green Lake
Wednesday for their annual outing.
W. H: intends building cottage at
the lake. go. Mrs. Perry Barager, of
Woods, was very i'll last week from
the effects of heart trouble. At one
time 1t was feared she could not reco "
er but she has now so far improved
that she is considered out of danger.
Her many friends join with US in wish
ing the Improvement may be perman-
ent. DR.. E. S. Frost, of Willmar, has
been attending her.-Kerkhoven Ban
ner.
Mason w. spicer, the genial fellow
who holds down first base for the
Willmar ball team, is being urged to
make the run for the republican nomi-
nation for representative. Mr.. Spicer
is one Of the most popular men in
Kandiyohi county . Henry Strobeck
visited Willmar Monday. . Attorney
N. D. March was in Willmar the first
of the week on legal business.-Litch-
field Review.
w. D. Frederickson, who has just
closed five months school in Tansem
township, has decided to spend his va
cation at the University Summer
School in Minneapolis. Mr.. Frederick
son will teach the Ulen school next
year.-Moorhead News.