Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-23

ing to two of the members of the Will
mar orchestra, at the dance there last
week.
Rev. Giere, accompanied by his son,
Arthur, drove to Willmar Monday.
His son will enter the Willmar semin.
airy, taking the commercial course.
Renville Star-Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Knott came up
from st. Paul last Saturday, and will
make Willmar their home for the pres
ent. Mr.. Knott has taken a position
as storekeeper for the Great Northern
at this place.
FOR SALE OR REMIT offer for
sale my residence on corner of Third
street and Trott avenue, or will rent
out the lower story. Four large
rooms, cistern, city water, good GEL
lar, and barn. GUSTAV NoRD.
h. Gustafson and family arrived
here from Mankato last Saturday to
make this county their home for some
years at least. Mr.. Gustafson has
rented O. II. Ekdahl's farm in section
81, town of Kandiyohi for five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Getchell of
Minneapolis came up last Saturday
for visit with S. E. Stansb berry and
family. Mr.. Getchell is an uncle of
Mrs. Stansberry, and is one of the old
settlers in Minneapolis, having come
there in 1849.
William Huffman went to Minnea-
polls last week to meet his wife, who
has spent several months near Be-
midi for her health. They came up
to Willmar last Saturday. Mrs. Huff
man seems to be in better health than
when she went away.
While August Embertson was driv-
ing on the Eagle Lake road with the
Lindner cigar wagon last Saturday
the kingbolt dropped out and the
team broke away from the driver and
lit out for Willmar. They were stopped
near Lindner's cigar factory. No
serious damage was done.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing the approaching marriage
of B. o. Leitte, of this place, and Miss
Annie Emerson of Hegbert The
event will occur at the home of the
bride in Hegbert on Oct. %, and they
will be at home in Benson after No.
vember 1.-Monitor, Benson.
Carl johnson and Oscar Hagberg of
Minneapolis returned to their homes
last Monday: after spending week
hunting in the neighborhood of Ringo
Lake. They are relatives of Albert
Halvorson. While the weather has
hardly been favorable for duck shoot
ing, still they carried away about 80
specimens of the web-footed birds.
John Guam was arrested at Minnea-
polls last week and brought to Will
mar to answer to the charge OF
bastardy preferred by a young girl
eigh teen years of age who had been
working at the Merchants hotel. The
case was heard before Justice Roise
Saturday and 1.-THE defendant was
bound over to the next term of the
district court, his bonds being fixed at
$500.
Hon. Carl Wallace of Minneapolis
returned Monday morning after a
hunting trip out on the Spicer pro-
perties at Spicer. He carried with
him some choice specimens of the web
feet. Speaking of the extra session of
the legislature, he considered the call
ing of the same by the governor some.
thing that the latter could not escape
without serious breach of faith. He
thought the taxation of the mineral
wealth an especially urgent matter.
Failure to call the special sessi ZION
would, in the opinion of Mr.. Wallace,
be to the great disadvantage of the
state and would make the political
grave of Gov. VanSant.