Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-20
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4 Lewis Rodlun left for Milaca today
on q visit. 3z s3.s W.
The TRIBUNE has large stock OF the
latest in Invitations.
L. j. Erickson OF Third ward is i'm
proving his residence.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Ostlund last week.
The Ice on the lake will become more |
treacherous If mild weather continues.
Rev. E. E. Gynild went to Min
neapolis yesterday to attend q church
conference. .-.
Miss Edna Nordstrom of Fahlun
has taken position at the Farmers
restaurant.
Watch for the Grand Street Parade
of Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin Co. at
lis next Tuesday. /
Charlie Anderson of town of Hayes,
Swift Co., visited with relatives in
town over Sunday. !
Several of our Willmar sports lost
some money on the Wis
consin foot ball game.
Miss Thora Thompson departed for
Granite Falls yesterday where she will
henceforth make her home.
Olof l.. Erickson, of Lake Lillian, is
again in town under q DOCTORS care,
Parties who have loaned chairs
and dishes from the Bonde Hall are
requested to return them at once.
FOR RENT-The store formerly &C.
cupied by A. Peterson, the furniture
dealer. Inquire Of o. A. HED1N.
Miss Bertha Connick of Osseo visit
ed with A. G: Stansberry's last Thurs
day, departing for Raymond the fol-
lowing day.
E. P. Erickson of Sisseton arrived in
the city last Saturday. Yesterday he
left for Aitken to investigate some
bargains in land.
G. H. Peterson, owner of the Capitol
Shoe Co., of st. Paul, visited with G.
w. Peterson. the Willmar shoe man,
Monday and Tuesday,
FOR SALE A team of heavy
horses, harness and new wagon used
only six weeks. Inquire of NELs
SWENsoN, the drayman. Alt
LOST-A black pocket book con-
tanning SIT, somewhere on Litchfeld
avenue. Finder will please leave at
this Office and receive reward.
Mr.. Crisp of Pipestone, a former
resident of Willmar, was in the city
Monday and Tuesday on business
connected with his interests here.
FOUND-A fur robe, west of Will
mar. Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying charges.
4l-2 G. r. LARSON, Willmar.
John Paulson has the contract to
erect the parsonage for the Swedish
Lutheran church. He expects to erect
the building this winter if the weather
permits. @'s<a - y >.'~ y: - -
The Misses Anna Nelson and Chris
ian Orn, the free mission workers, will
conduct services at the Salvation
Army hall next Monday evening at
1880 s.: m.a"}z1i' 1*TH 2F''' err
G. A. Gustafson has found it neces-
sary to dispose of his wagon making
business owing to bad health. He ex-
poets to be able to continue out-of-
door work in the building line.
G. O. Sand has been closing out the
damaged goods in his store this week.
He intends to go into business here
again as soon as he can make ar
rangements for renting store build
ing.
Chris. Reiquam arrived at Willmar
last Sunday for q visit with his folks
here. He is salesman in the mer-
camille establishment of Coolidge,
Bruce, Hall & Co., at Floodwood,
MINI.
Ole Helgeson, Hans Sagness, Marti-
nue. Akre and Christian harvested
from the vicinity of Sacred Heart in
Renville Co. attended the meeting of
their friends of Willmar Seminary
last Tuesday.
II. E. Finseth, Tn. I. Thomson, of
Pennock, and Aslak O. Nasset went
to St. Cloud today to attend the State
Dairymen's meeting at that place
which opened this morning. Mr..
Thomson will participate in the pro-
gram tomorrow, when he will read q
paper on the subject of "Drainage.
The TRIBUNE will publish this effort
of Mr.. Thomsen's next week for the
benefit of the dairymen among it's
readers. =
Uncle Toms Cabin attracted a large
audience last evening and the per-
Torrance was satisfactory in every re-
spect. The company carries q good
band and good orchestra and have
added much to the interest of the play
with a number of specialties which are
In keeping with the spirit of the great
novel and it's characters. The opera
house was crowded and every body got
his moneys worth. -Daily Globe Ga
zette, Mason City, Iowa. At Willmar
Opera House Tuesday, Nov. 26.
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