Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-06-05
WELCOME TO WuLMAR!
Delegates to the annual meeting of the
Lutheran Free Church of America.
Misses Serena Botnen, Nora John
son and Hannah Paulson have re-
turned from Litchfeld, where they
were employed in the Mclaughlin
st0ra

turned from Litchfield, where they
were employed in the Mclaughlin
store.
DR.. G. Johnson left on Monday fo1
the cities, to be in attendance at the
convention of the American Medical
} Association, which convenes in St.
Paul this week.
Mrs. Blanche Hand and daughter
J Wilde, Minn., Mrs. Hand haying fin.
the Breck school.
| The Lutheran Free church conven.
tion opens in Willmar today, and the
prospects are that there will be a very
large attendance of church people at
the different sessions.
| Thomas Thompson, son OF O. r.
Thompson of this city, died at his
home in the Sperry addition early
this morning. We are unable to
learn the particulars at this writing.
| Miss Florence r. Porter returned
home Friday from Minneapolis. She
will spend several weeks here, after
which she goes back to resume her
studies in music and art.
| Henry Rice is enjoying a vacation
from duties at Mossberg's store, and
on Monday left for visit at Litch
field. Will Nord is filing the posi-
ton during his absence.
! The Willmar Juniors went to New
Paynesville yesterday to play a return
game with the High School nine. The
game is being played today, there be-
ing misunderstanding in dates.
| Miss Helen Jenness and brother
Maurice went to Minneapolis Satur-
day, to remain for week with their
sister, Miss Josephine, who is one OF
the University graduates this year.
G.. A. Erixon returned last week
from trip to eastern points, includ-
ing Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. Erixon is
travelling salesman for the Hilbert per-
fume and extract house Of that city.
Julius Lundberg and Misses Ida
and Mamie Lundberg Of St. Paul were
guests of P. L. Johnson and family
the past week. Mrs. Lundberg IS here
20 spend the summer at Green Lake.
| Don't get side-tracked in bus mess.
| Dizziness sometimes passes for death.
| Men with brains reach the goal.
Rocky Mountain Tea puts gray mat
| Ter into ones head. 35c. A. E.
MOSSBERG.
Ferd Danielson is taking a lay-off
On account OF an accident which hap
peued to him recently. Heha one of
bis fingers pinched while at work on a
construct On train On the Sioux Falls
line.
It is reported that Miss Estelle Fen
no, formerly superintendent of the
Willmar schools, has been elected to
the position Of teacher of mathematics
in the Minneapolis East side High
school.
A party consisting of Miss Marie
Railson, Mr.. G. P. Karwand, Prof. G..
A. Hanson and Atty. Martin E. Tew
drove to Norway Lake and spent last
Sunday enjoying the hospitality at the
Railson homesteads.
A handsome gift to the High School
was the picture of Augustus Caesar,
which now adorns the walls of that
institution. 1t was presented by the
class of 1901. It is a carbon print and
has four-inch quartered oak frame.
Erick Lof, who went to Sweden two
years ago to visit his family, returned
to Willmar last Friday. Mr.. LOT
says there's no country like America.
This is the second time he visited his
native land since he first came over.
High school graduates can now be
admitted to the State University upon
the presentation of a principals Ger
tifcate. We understand that several
among those enrolled at the "U" next
year.
The fire department was called out
Monday on account of small blaze
at the home of J. II. Tompkins, in the
Peterson residence, First ward. It
was caused by a leakage from a gaso-
line stove. No serious damage re-
suited.
Frank Smith, late foreman of the
Argus, has accepted q position with
the GIenwood Herald. He left this
week to assume his new position.
Frank has many friends here who re-
gret to see him leave, and We can COM
mend him highly to the young people
! of Glenwood.
A meeting of the Alumni of the
Thursday evening, June 6, 1901, ut
! uAC w AAAo1 A1&A 0SAOOl Ou1lOxA& ~
1880 sharp. ALI members are earnest
ly requested to attend, as there will be
election of new officers.
SECRETARY.
A good likeness of William A. Frost
was published in last Sundays Jour-
nal, among the class play leaders at
the University. In the list of COM
mittees who had charge of the Senior
promenade Mas Jessie I Spicer is
menti oned as serving on the committee
on patronesses.
| N. B. Carlson goes to St. Paul next
Monday as a delegate from the Wood
men Camps OF this county, to attend
the national convention, which opens
the 11th. A large number of Wood
men from the local Camp expect to be
in attendance. Reduced rates have
been granted on the different roads.
On Sunday, June 16, the Svea band
Twill give q picnic in c.. LindberR' q
grove. A program consisting ol
speeches and selections by the band
will be given. A concert will be given
in the evening, consisting of vocal
and instrumental music. Refresh
Iments will be served throughout the
afternoon and evening. 4.*.
"A large number OF W1llmarites drove
Ito AtWater Sunday morning to attend
the dedication ceremonies OF the Luth-
teran Synod church ct that place. Rev.
Biorge of Red Wing preached the
dedication sermon. He was assisted
I by Rsvs. Estrem, Lsrsgaard and So.
lum Of Willmar; Tol0 Of Belgrade
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