Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-21

Wenner1und,
JEWELER and OPTICIAN.
W. D. Fredrickson. formerly of this
county, writes us to change the. address
of the TRIBUNE from Ulen, Minn., to
Christine, N. d., where he is now
located.
Misses Annie Sanderson, Inga ST.
virtson and Ruby Olson composed a
party of young ladies who left last
Monday from Atwater to attend the
Buffalo exposition.
John Lawler, clerk in the State
Weighmaster' department at Mime
apolis, enjoyed a vacation the past
week, which he spent at Willmar and
at his Kandiyohi home.
Mrs. Helen Miller, of Wahpeton,
made a brief visit here Monday with
old-time friends. She was on her way
to visit her daughter Nora, who is i'll
in a Milwaukee hospital.
A statement of the disposition of
the Fourth of July funds was read at
the meeting at the Odd Fellows block
last Thursday, and a vote of thanks
was given the committee.
E. Wellander, of the town of Fahlun,
will dispose of his farm property and
remove to Seattle, WASH, to locate.
He advertises an auction sale to take
place on his farm Sept. 5.
F. G. Fritch, an. amateur photogra-
pher from St. Paul, was among those
present at the land sale held here last
Thursday. He succeeded in securing
several views of the crowd.
| County Surveyor Jenness, with the
assistance of William Frost and Allen
Sather, have been surveying the road
in the town of East Lake Lillian which
has been in dispute for some time.
S. E. Stansberry has on exhibition
and for sale a Rose nthal Cyclone
Corn-husker, which is claimed to be
the only one of it's variety on the
market that will not shell off corn.
Miss Caroline Norlander, the popu.
lar saleslady at Roise & Co.'s, is en-.
joying a couple of weeks vacation, part
of which she will spend at Grove Lake
with her friend, Miss Celia Grimes.
P. Bonde and family left to day for
a trip to Bermidji and other points in
the pine country. They expect to
spend several weeks enjoying the in.
vigorating climate am ong the pines.
Ingeborg P. Vilackson, the aged
mother of Gunner Peterson, of the
town of Arctander, died on Monday oil
old age. She was 88 years and
months old. The funeral took place
to. day.
A party of Willmar ladies went
down to Atwater yesterday in response
to an invitation from Mrs., Martin
Olson to spend the afternoon as her
guests. The ladies were delightfully."-
entertained.
The Misses Roise and Booth of this
and the Misses Magnuson of Merriam
Park, composed q party of ladies who
drove out to Eagle Lake Monday to
ENJOY an outing. They are domiciled
at the Hennings cottage.
Nels Olson, of Green Lake, places
the average yield of wheat in Green
Lake township at ten bushels to, the
acre. The quality Of that which he
has seen he claims is inferior to that
of any other crop raised in this town.
The Citizens Band loses valuable
member in the person of Chris. Espen.
son, the organizations clarinetist.
He left on Monday for Streator, ILL.,,
where he has accepted a good position
in band and orchestra work.
Henry Feig, of Atwater, was among
the outsiders present at the sale Of
state lands. Mr.. Feig was recently
appointed supervising inspector o.
elevators in Minneapolis, to succeed
r. G. Burdick. The appointment takes
effect Sept. !. L ~ -, -.
| We understand that negotiations
are in progress whereby John Strand
becomes the owner of the stock o.
goods at the Model Bakery, which
has been closed for some time pending
9 settlement. Mr.. Strand will re-oper
| tho bakery business there. II: ~ 81
! Profs. solum and Hanson, Of til,
Willmar Seminary, have been busy
this week mailing : large number o
catalogues Tor the institution, and a
9 result Postmaster Birch has had hill
1 hands full. The school opens for th,
/ fall term on October 1st.
Lars Erickson, postmaster at Lake
Lillian, returned from . trip to Nortl
Dakota last saturd lay and reports tina
the Ksandtyoh county people who 10
Gated ct Bowbells have just completed
4 the harvest Of . very fine crop, promis
ling : yield 81 twenty five bushels /,
i the acre. He also volunteered th,
! statement that the land up there wa
some Of the finest be had ever seen.
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