Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-13
mar last week. He found the local
banks in very satisfactory condition.

nj from Florence, where he had. teen
in charge of an elevator the past sea-
sou.
Dan Downs, who has been quite ill
at his home in town of Green Lake, is
reported to be on the road to recovery,
a fact which his friends will be glad
to hear.
N. W. Hawkinson, the hustling
paper salesman for Wright, Barrett
Il Stillwell of St Paul, made his u.s.
ual call on Willmar customers last
Friday.
Fred Mcqueen was brought here la. t
Wednesday from Raymond to under
60 treatment at the Frost hospital for
an injured leg. He is at present do
ing nicely.
A number of the members of Co. D,
Fifteenth Minnesota regiment, are
planning to attend a reunion of the
regiment to be held in Minneapolis on
the 9th inst.
Mrs. A. Johnson aud grandchild,
of Fergus Falls, are enjoying visit
at the home of S. Anderson, the jew
eler. Mrs. Johnson is the mother of
Mrs. Anderson.
The fire department was called out
Thursday to attend to q small blaze
at the Robbins coal shed, set by
sparks from a passing locomotive.
The damage was slight.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Qvale enjoyed
a brief visit last week from Miss
Carney, of St. Paul. She left on
Saturday to take position as milliner
at Sioux Falls, S. D.
o. c. Reiquam went to New London
yesterday to meet his father, O. O. Rel
guam, of Willmar, and his daughter,
who has been at Willmar the past
week Belgrade Tribune:
Miss Anna Hedin closed the winter
term of school in the Eagle Lake dis
trict last Wednesday. On Monday
she commenced a term in one of the
schools near Kerkhoven.
A regular meeting of the w. G. T.
U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ives on Thursday afternoon, March
81, beginning at three o'clock. All
ladies are cordially invited. 5-2
Benz. Williams made trip on Mon
day to Beardsley, in the interest of
the A. 0. U. w. order. Mr.. Williams
is travelling extensively these days in
his official capacity as deputy Master
Workman.
Oliver Halvorson, the Norway Lake
postmaster and merchant, was in the
village Monday. and shipped off two
carloads of cattle. One carload was
billed for Sioux, City and the other
for St. Paul.
One of the finest samples of wheat
that we have seen for some time has
been on exhibition at tie Willmar.
bank. It is wheat raised on the farm
of J. G. Monson, and brought Is cents
over market price.
The Ladies' Sewing society of the
Lutheran Free church held a very sue
cessful social last Friday afternoon
and evening. The net receipts
amounted to about $40, which will 60
into the church building fund.
Otto Wennerlund was the guest of
Spicer friends last Friday and while
there attended the home talent play
given in the evening. He reports
crowded house and q good perform
ance of "Ten Nights in Bar Room"
Several members of Col. Heg Post,
G. A. r., are in st Paul this week in
attendance at the annual state encamp
ment, which opens today. M. D
Manning, A. E. Rice, G. D. Recor and
A. II. Sperry are among those present
Miss Celia Grimes closed her term
of school in the Sletten district last
Friday by giving an entertainment for
her pupils in the evening. Miss
Grimes has been engaged to teach the
spring term in Dist. No. 81, south Of
Wlllmar
M. II. Curry has made arrange
ments to represent the Willmar Mill
ing Co. in an eastern territory. with
headquarters at Worcester, Mass.
He left for his new location the first
Of the week, and his family will fol-
low later on. ~''-=sss. .~...r. ...,s
W. L. Crosby, of the Edwards,
Wood & Co., commission house, will
make Willmar his home, and will re-
move here with his family from Me-
nominee, Wis, in the near future
This point affords more convenient
headquarters for him. s..
Miss Carrie Nelson accompanied her
friend, Miss Mathilda Bonde, home
last Wednesday from Grove City for
q brief visit here. She left on the fol-
lowing day to resume her position as
saleslady in q mercartile establish,
ment at Browns Valley. ...#=. zs=.s
Peter Hong, Of the Willmar Milling
Co., made q business trip to st. Paul
on Monday, and expects to be out !! on \
the road al week. =. Tjosvo1d,
who has been the company g travelling
represent tive, will resume his former
business at Granite Falls.
Editor James O'Leary, OF the Rich.