Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-13


Q. ANDERSON, Sec. 10, Mamre. 80 Up
Martin Gustafson came back from
Lynd last week and went out to his
home near New London last Saturda y.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general homework. Good wages will
be paid. Inquire of MRS. HAROLD
FROST. 39tf
Emil johnson and his sister Ellen
came down from Kenmare last Thurs
day and went out to their home in
Lake Lillian. =.
L. n. Lawson of Murdoch shook
hands with friends here last Saturday
while on his way to Minneapolis on a
business trip.
Lyman Carlton and family arrived
from Dysart, Iowa, last Thursday and
temporarily will live on the Leslie
farm near Pennock.
Andrew He'd returned here last
Thursday from the vicinity of Ken
mare. He will make his home in this
county for some time.
John Johnson of Mamre was up at
New London last Saturday to try to
invest in the butcher business. He
failed to make q deal.
Joe Bertek, who has been working
for A. H. Sperry the past summer,
left on Saturday for Grand Rapids,
where he goes for hunting trip.
FOR -Nine-room house and
big barn in First ward. Cistern and
we'll in house.
I. c. HOLLAND, 3l8 Campbell Ave.
Oats and Corn for sale in any
quantity. 100 bushels and car lots
a. specially. Get our price before buy
ing elsewhere.
NEW LONDON MILLING Co.
I will put on the market about twen-
ty-fve choice residence lots in 1st
ward April 20. See me before you
buy and secure bargain.
8tf P. II. PARSONS JR.
Mrs. John Olson, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Hanson, for couple of weeks,
returned to her home near Osakis last
Friday.
Mrs. Nils Thorstad of Granite Falls
returned to her home last Monday al
ter six weeks stay with her brothers,
Frederick and johannes Bredeson,
living east of Willmar.
District court opened at Benson
Monday afternoon. Judge Qvale and
Stenographer Sherwood went up on
the noon train Monday. Lieut.. Gov!
Lyndon A. Smith also attended the
session.
Rev. John w. Prosser of Min
nerpolis preached at ST. Luke's Epis'
copal church last Sunday forenoon
and evening. He is at present travel
ing in the interests of the Church
Standard.
The TRIBUNE last week failed to re-
port the arrival of son at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elof Holmberg Of
this city which occurred on Nov. /. Mr..
Holmberg feels justly proud OF his
tirstborn.
The Ladies Social Union will serve
coffee at the home of Mrs. A. F. Hans
com on Thursday afternoon of this
week, from four O'Clock throughout
the evening. Price, ten cents. All
cordially invited.
Willie Parsons returned from Min
neapolis last Saturday from a six
weeks sojourn at the Flour City where
he has been taking Christian Science
treatment. He returns greatly i'm.
proved in health.
DR.. o. T. Hoftoe and Peter Hakan-
son of New London went to Benson
last Monday as witnesses in the case
of alleged child-murder by Lena
Machkovetz. The doctor is strongly
of the opinion that the unfortunate
young mother is insane.
Mrs. Nels Haramoen of New Lon.
don died last Sunday morning from
On attack of appendicitis. Deceased
was about forty-6ve years of age
and leaves husband and four chtl.
dren to mourn her death. Tie funer.
al will be held Tomorrow.
j. Hess, the expert sign write,
and decorator who has been at work
in town during the last week, returned
to his home in Benson Monday night
He was given several additional jobs
here in his line and will be back in 8
short time to execute them.
Martin Carlberg, travelling represen
tative for the Plano Co.. was in towr
Saturday on his way to his home il
Mamre. He has lately teen working
In Louisiana, and will now visit a
home for a while, after which he goe.
to Chicago to resume work. $
Rev. Albert Johanson returned tt
his home at Duluth last Friday afte1
a few days outing with Rev.. J.. j
Daniels at Nest Lake. The latter
gentleman accompanied him as far a!
Minneapolis. They had fine string
of ducks to show for their skill will
the shotgun = ...>. J.. = III 4 ~
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J. F. Branton came down from Nor