Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-12-11

Miss Hannah Estrem went to New
London yesterday to visit with he1
brothers there. Carl is reported to b
suffering from an attack of appendi.
citis. Rev. Larsgaard accompanied
Miss Estrem to New London.
John Weeding of Lake Lillian made
q pleasant and profitable call at the
TRIBUNE Office Saturday. Mr.. Weed.
ing cast 600 votes for one of the young
ladies, who is contesting for the New
Royal sewing machine given away by
the TRIBUNE.
Andrew Norberg and Alfred John
son came down from North Dakota to-
day and went out to Lake Lillian.
Mr.. Norberg cast 100 votes for one OF
the young ladies contesting for the
sewing machine to be given away
by the TRIBUNE.
c. A. Malmquist, member OF c. S.
Welch & Co., grain commission mer-
chauts Of Minneapolis, made pleas
ant call At our ofi,e last Thursday.
Mr. Malmquist was q member OF the
Board of Appeals during Governor
Lind's administration.
Herman Waliu OF Prtam was in town
last Monday with his fve-year-old son
to seek medical aid for the latter.
About two weeks ago the lad burned
one OF his arms on q stove, and symp-
toms of blood poisoning had set in.
He is now under the care of DR.. Mac
Laughlin.
Charley Gnnderson, of Eagle Lake,
returned from Minneapolis last sstur-
day where he has been with his boy
Casper to consult an eye specialist.
The young fellow was about blind bu,
it is believed that he will regain his
sight after he has gone through treat.
ment.
G. S. Glarum;s, delivery horse en-.
oyed himself by taking q runaway
last Saturday. he started from some.
where in the neighborhood of the Sem.
mary and ran across Foot Lake to A,
H. sperry's, where he went through
two wire fences. He came out practic'
ally without q scratch.
Messrs. Ole Christensen, l., L. E. Covell
F. o. Swanson and o. o. Bakken re-
presenting the Union Telephone Co.,
were in town yesterday to meet repre-
senta*ives of the Minnesota Centra
and the Kandiyohi County Telephone
to draw up contracts IS per agreement
made at the meeting last week.
The Willmar Firemen have arranged
for q concert and dance to be giver
Jan. II, 1902. They have engaged
Dode Fisk's Concert and Dance Or
chestra, Of Baraboo Wiz, which used
to travel with Ringling Bros.' circus
The company numbers IA people. in
cluding orchestra and specially artists,
At the last meeting OF the M. W. A,
the following were elected officers fol
the ensuing year: Venerable Consul
E. Christensen; Worthy Adviser, J.
L. Lindner; Banker, c. c. Selvig
Clerk, N. B. Carlson; Esscort, J. J,
Ekander; Watchman, n. w. Meyer;
Sentry, Martin Bloomquist; Physi.
clan, DR.. Christian Johnson; Man
ager, Martin Sorenson.
Rev. G. J. Collin, of New London
passed through town last Saturday
enroute to Morris, where he went IT,
fill the pulpit of Rev. Norsen. Rev
Norsen's pastorate consists OF a mum
Der of small congregations and as th<
reverend gentleman has been and /.
unfortunate in being laid up Will
sickness, Rev. Collin went out to se(
what could be done to assist him.
Mrs. Burke Joselyn of Breckenridge
is in the city for . short visit will
friends. Mrs. Joselyn Is the widow
of he fireman that was killed in tht
Great Northern wreck Ut Larimort
last fall It was thought at the time
of his death that he carried no insur.
snce, but it turned out that he had
taken ont q policy of 5000 In New
York Life shortly before. In fact the
policy was recorded in the company's
Office In New York on Oct. q and the
accident killing him happened on the
morning Of Oct. q. Mrs. Joselyn re.
ceived the money on November Is,
and it is needless to say that it was
welcome.
Mrs. J. Lindner sprung avery pleas:
ant surprise on the members Of the
Royal Neighbor lodge last night. The
occasion was the anniversary of he,
birthday, and she celebrated It by
treating the camp to. . fine oyste,
supper after lodge closed. A Tribune
reporter had the good fortune to STRAY
In and get set . seat at the banquet,
and he testides that It was strictly ur
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