Willmar tribune., 1900-11-21
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LOCAL, I. 4 |. NOTES. I !. { ]

siege OF typhoaa pneumonia
S.E. Stansberry attended to business
nattern in the cities last week.
c. G. Clayton returned last week
from q trip to points in Nebraska.
Miss Julia Shelstrom spent the first
Of the week with Murdock friends.
The usual Thanksgiving services
will be held at St. Luke's church.
Mrs. G. II. Hornbeck and daughter
Monday from q visit at Aitkin.
Miss Esther Norman, of Kandiyohi,
called on Willmar friends this week.
E. Ahlborn, the Kerkhoven tailor,
to business matters here last
week.
L. G. Nelson has gone to Pipestone
to assume the management of the opera
house there.
Peter Freeberg was in Mankato last
week, in attendance at the u, S. Dist.
COurt as d juror.
Miss Almeda Berg returned on Mon
day to Atwater, after q visit with
Whitefield friends.
Miss Dora Lawson, of New London,
has been spending the past week with
Willmar relatives.
Local football players are en-.
deavoring to get up game here for
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Evalyn Zealand has resigned
her position as stenographer in the
railroad Office here.
Ole Lundquist was among the wit
nesses in attendance at the Swift
county term of court.
Rev. Lawrence N. Booth will spend
the winter in southern California for
the benefit of his health.
Miss Ellison of the city schools
visited the Willmar schools last week
Friday.-Litchtield Review.
Messrs. G. A. and Chas. Dahlheim
went to Raymond this week, where
they have some plastering contracts.
Rev. O. T. Nelson, pastor Of the
Lutheran congregation al
was q Willmar visitor this
week.
Rev. Larson, of the Swedish Baptist
has been absent the past week
at a conference, held in Cambridge,
Minr.
D. N. Tallman made a trip last
week to soutnern Minnesota points, or
business connected with his telephone
lines
). M. Spicer ls having his residence
lots filed, so as to place them or
the same level with the adjoining
street.
Miss Julia Booth came home from
last week, the schools there
being closed on account of the pre-
valence of smallpox.
Charles Dahlgren, of the town o1
was recently adjudged insane
in the probate court and taken to the
Fergus Falls hospital.
The county commissioners were in
session last week. We are unable to
publish the proceedings this week, but
hope to in our next issue.
Russell Spicer returned the first o1
the week from deer hunting expedi.
ton in northern Minnesota. He was
not over-elated at his success.
Gustat n. Knudson and Miss Anna
M. Rasmussen of the Town of St.
Johns were united in marriage last
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. E. E.
Gynild.
Mrs. M. S. Handy left this week for
her home in Centrevi]le, Mass, after
an extended visit with her daughter
aud son, Mrs, A. N. Lewis and Mr..
F. G.. Handy
A transfer of real estate was made
this week by which o. E. Ruble be.
comes the owner OF the old Lars HAL
vorson property on Fifth street. Con.
sideration, $1,000.
The Catfarelli orchestra furnished
music for dancing party given at
Bonde's hall, Saturday evening. The
affair was attended by large share
Of the young people.
We pray thee, heed him not who
askest thee to take something, said to
be the same as Rocky Mountain Tea
made by the Madison Medicine Co.
'5c.-A. E. 'Mossberg.
O, beauty what a powerful weapon
;hou art. The bravest men fall at thy
Ieet. No wonder women take Rocky
Tea to prolong that joyous
E. Mossberg. 1..'T7s
The friends OF Miss Margaret Booth
will regret to learn that she has been
obliged to return home from her school
work at St. Mary's Hall, Faribault,
IN account of poor health. 81 & s@@5 !.
s. K. Mcclure, an old time Willmar
soy and former employe on the Great
Northern, called on friends here during
he past week. Sam is. looking we'll
md is thriving in his present position
With the Chicago, Great Western road.
His headquarters are at Sc. Paul.