Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-01-09
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JEWELER and OPTIClAN.
LOCAL NOTES.
w. 7. Markhus left on Monday for
the cities.
L. o. Thorpe was St. Paul visitor
this week.
-. r. Ziesemer was visitor this week
in the cities.
Window glass, all sizes, at Carlson
Bros. & FrOst's.
DR.. Gerretson enjoyed a visit last
week in the cities.
One carload of feed just in at Sund-
berg's. Also good flour. 37tf
Mrs. L. NJ. Landing and children're-
turned this week to Glenwood.
Miss Ida Zealand has gone to her
home in St. Thomas, Canada.
Miss Anna Carlin spent New Years
at her old home in Kandiyohi.
Co. Supt. Fink boarded last Satur-
days train, bound for the North.
Miss Carrie Macdonald is visiting
with relatives at Hamilton, N. D.
The Monday Afternoon Club met
this week with Mrs G.. II. Pietsch.
Miss Minnie Wise spent Sunday
with her parents at Browns Valley.
Miss Margaret Stevenson returned
to her home in St. Cloud Saturday.
DR.. c. E. Gerretson, dentist. Office
in Mikkelson block, Willmar. 22tf
Miss Nellie Griffith returned on
Saturday to her home in Minneapolis.
Miss Lillian Miller returned Satur-
day night to her home at Wahpeton,
Mrs. Solomon Porter has been visit
ing Minneapolis relatives the past
week.
~ P. Blake and family spent the first
OF the week with Browns Valley rela-
tives.
Miss Margaret Campbell of Spicer
is in the city to remain during the
winter.
Marcus johnson stopped off here
Friday and chatted with Willmar
friends.
= Henry Otos arrived here Saturday
from Mapleton, N. D., for a visit
Win r6l6G1VeS. 'r'- -
John Ahlstrom and wife were over
from Spicer to remain over Sunday
with Willmar relatives.
Raymond has telephone exchange
with 35 phones. No use talking, that
little town is a hummer.
+ Alexandra Erixon of Irving was a
visitor here last week with his brother,
G. A. Erixon, and family.
Miss Carrie Larson passed through
here Saturday enroute to Raymond,
to resume her school duties.
81. S. Craswell and family were here
from Sioux City to spend part of the
holiday season with relatives.
N. Frykman, for some time past en-
ployed at Elfstrum & Co.'s, is now
enrolled as a student at the Seminary.
A. G. Hedin has stone hauled onto
his lots, corner of Minnesota avenue
and Third street, where he will erect a
residence.
A. L. Rodlun, who left some time
ago for, the Pacific coast, has taken a
position in q department store In
Seattle, Wash.
Miss Agnes Hultin returned to Min
neapOlis Saturday, after spending the
holidays here with her sister, Miss
Marilda Hultin.
Brakeman Conrad Croonquist has
been taking q lay-off, nursing q cut
over his eye which he received recent
" in an accident.
Miss Desmond, teacher in Dist. No.
81, town of Lake Lillian, returned
/. Saturday from her holiday vacation,
spent in Wright county.
The postal receipts at the rostoffice
of Willmar during the last quarter
exceeded those of any previous like
period in the history OF the Office.
There will be a meeting of the W.
G.. T. u. at the home of Mrs. Call on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. All
ladies are cordially invited to attend.
John Olson & Co., of Belgrade, an
nounce that the firm is going out of
business. The TRIBUNE hopes that
Johnnie will return to Willmar to re-
side. =. i :; NJ. .z..:> -. "a
]. LOST-A fox terrier; color white
with brown spotted head. Finder Will
/ receive liberal reward by leaving
store. N. j. PETERSON.
George Reyes, clerk in the railroad
B superintendent's Office, is just recover
ing from q severe sprain which he re-
d ceived sometime ago in slipping on
the stairs. D. Ss:.: 81 7T Nj II
The ladies OF st. Mary's church will
serve coffee at the home of Mrs. JnO=
Lawler Friday, Jan. IL, from 3 o'clock
{ throughout the evening. AL are cor
daily invited.
Miss Hannah Swan, daughter Of Mr..
& and Mrs. Chas. Swan of Harrison,
died Thursday morning ct % three
u q clock. The funeral was held at At a T.
water Sunday. II.
q 81 FOR RENT: Ny farm on section
4 six, Town Of Dovre, consisting oIs2ot
acres; consid eration $500 per or.
4 ri. AMANDASHOGLUN
46tf illmar, Minn.
The infant d aughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs
Il A.58W Spaulding died last Thursday
aged 4 months and IS days. The re.
. mains were to ken to & Ch icago Tor bur
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OATS and Corn Tor sale ia ally
quantity 100 bushels and car lot
specialty Get our price before buy
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