Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-09-04
Wennerlund,
and OPTICIAN.

JEWELER and OPTICIAN.
regarding the vaccination of children
going to school, which should be
needed by those whom it may concern.
E. Dryer, who has rented the Mar
tin Olson farm southwest of town this
summer, started for Hubbard county
last Monday. He travelled by team,
taking all his household goods with
him.
Miss Hannah Norman came up from
Minneapolis last Saturday night.
She spent Sunday at the home of her
brother, August Norman. On Mon
day she went up to her home in
Mamre.
Messrs. Gustaf and Axel Ortengren,
from Hudiksvall, Sweden, arrived in
Wil)mar on Monday of last week.
They are cousins of John r. Norell,
and will for the present make their
home with him.
Prof. G. Holmquist came down from
Hallock, Kittson county, last Wednes-
day, and spent a day with relatives in
town. He left on Thursday for New
London, where he will be principal of
the public schools the coming year.
FOR SALE-A nice pair of ponies,
mares, gentle; ladies can drive them
or ride them; broken for single or
double team or saddle. Will be sold
cheap. PATRICK MCDERMorT, Kan
diyohi. 29-2p
Mrs. E. G. Young and daughters
returned home last Friday from
very pleasant visit with relatives at
Wampum, Pa. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. J: A. Galbreth, who
will spend some time here visiting.
i Are you interested in good bust
ness education? The Minnesota VAL
ley Commercial schools haye depart
ments that cannot be excelled by any
in the Northwest. Schools at New
Ulm and Marshall, MINI. Send for
particulars.
Mr.. Andrew Nordstrom of town of
Fahlun was in town last Friday. An
drew had the misfortune to break one
of his legs some time ago, but has
now recovered sufficiently to be able
to get around by the aid of pair of
crutches.
| IL. COPYRIGHT, formerly of Spicer,
has become the editor and publisher
of the Headlight" at Bertha, Todd
Co., MINI. Mr.. COPYRIGHT is also
landlord of the Hotel Bertha. His
friends in this county wish him sue
cess in his new venture.
An ice cream party was given by
the Rasmussen Bros. in the town of
St. Johns last Friday night. In spite
of the busy time, there were over
thirty young folks gathered. All are
reporting a very nice time, having
|. enjoyed themselvesI with playing
games till a late hour.
Chris. Rosenmeier of Lake Lillian
has been selected to the princlpalship
of the public school at Dundee, MINI.
In writing to, have the address of the
TRIBUNE changed to that point, Mr..
? Rosenmeier says: 81 always look
forward, to the coming of the TRIBUNE
a. would to the arrival of a dear
t FRIEND"
, W. L. Pillsbury, secretary of the
: University of Illinois, called on their
local agency on business connected
g with their lands in this county last
9 Thursday. OF the thousands of acres
. of land formerly held by this corpora
ton in this county there now remains
but two hundred and forty acres un.
J. sold. j. T. Otos has handled all the
= business for the company in Kandi.
yohi and Renville counties.
Axel Frykman, the former drug
= clerk at Elfstrum & Co.. drug store,
called on Willmar friends last week.
: He had just returned from summer
tour with VIM. Youngquist, the stere.
opticon lecturer who visited Willmar
some time ago, and for whom he had
" been acting as advance man. Mr..
Frykman left the first Of the week to
u take a position in drug store in
Minneapolis. :.
= Mr.. N. F. Slagel of Luverne, Rock
county, has rented J. E. Leslie's farm
. in town of St. Johns, and will move
: out there in the spring. Mr.. Leslie
:. finds that his real estate business has
l. grown to such proportions that hi
It needs to devote his entire time to it
il He intends to make his future home
ls in Willmar, and will move down herr
Z. this fall If he can find some reliabl,
) man to take care.of his stock during
the winter. Mr.. Leslie is a hustler
and we welcome him to our enterpris
s ing burgh. .s
An endless variety Of odds and end
9s In orookery 70 DO closed out regard
[EI less OF cost. !. 4. Z. uoSSborR rot