Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-05-22

uruoer, OF the Great Northern, were
In the city Monday. They left in the
afternoon on trip over the Sioux
rails line. Supt. Allen accompanied
them.
Olof Sandbo returned on Monday
from Everett, WASH, where he had
been to visit Ed and another brother,
who are engaged in the restaurant
business there. Olof now thinks Will
mar is pretty good town after all.
The executive committee of the Old
Settlers Association of Kandiyohi
county will hold their annual meeting
at Atwater on June l. 1t is quite like.
ly that the annual meeting of the as
sociation will be held at Atwater this
year.
G. Rosenmeier, of Lake Lillian, will
graduate from the Mankato Normal
school this year. Chris is one of the
ablest among the teachers of the coun.
ty and the TRIBUNE hopes that he will
still make this county his field of lab
or in the future.
1t is rumored that an independent
republican newspaper will be estab-
lished in Willmar before long, with a
we'll l-known newspaper man of the
state as its editor; also that G. F.
Spencer will associate himself with
the new enterprise.
We are Informed by the committee
who have charge of the Memorial Day
program that they were unable to Sc
cure Archbishop Ireland to partici-
pate in the exercises. The eminent d.
vine finds it inconvenient to be pres
ent for the occasion.
Miss Elizabeth Marstrander arrived
here yesterday from Minneapolis, to
take the position vacated by Miss
Grace Andrus, in Segerstrom's music
store. Miss Marstrander is a grad
uate of the musical conservatory in
Christiana, Norway.
Mr.. Roy E. Sperry writes US that
he finishes his school work for the
year at the University on the last of
this month and that he will leave his
position in the grain department at
the same time. He expects to spend
the summer at home.
The recital given by the pupils of
Miss Marie Railson and assistants.
at Seminary Hall, last evening, was
largely attended. The pupils showed
great proficiency in music, and the
audience was we'll pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
The launching of D. N. Tallman's
gasoline launch took place Tuesday
of last week. The craft has been quite
al attraction at Green Lake since it's
arrival. On Saturday afternoon Mr..
Tallman and party of Willmarites
enjoyed au outing on the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. n. Pietsch left
yesterday for their new home at How
ard Lake, where Mr.. Pietsch will have
charge of the station work for the
Great Northern. They have made
many friends during their stay in
Willmar, who regret to see them leave.
W. Garner returned Sunday night
from Pine Bluffs, Ark, where he has
been employed in railroad work for
the past several months. Mr.. Garner
does not speak very enthusiastically
of that country as desirable place to
locate. He will remain here for
time.
The Willmar Junior baseball team
will cross bats with the New Paynes-
vile High school team next Friday
afternoon at Athletic Park. The boys
promise an interesting game. The
New Paynesville club has the reputa-
tion of being the fastest amateur ag-
gregation boasted by any High school
in the state.
J. A. Wharton has made arrange
ments to represent the John Hancock
Life Insurance Co. in the sixth con-
gressional district. We understand
he will make his headquarters at Du-
luth. The company will find their new
district agent a capable man in hand
ling their big business.
Anton Palmeson of the town of Nor
way Lake sends us a dollar for renew
al to the TRIBUNE and asks us to
change his address from Holum to
Badger, Roseau county, Minn., where
he expects to leave for May 20, and
make his future home. The we'll
wishes of the TRIBUNE and his friends
90 with him to his new home.
Mrs. VIM. Maroney arrived here
last Thursday from her several
months trip to Pacific Coast points.
She was met here by Mr.. Maroney,
who accompanied her home to Grace
vile. Mrs. Maroney and her sister,
Miss Julia O'Brien, spent the greater
part of their sojourn in Southern
California.
Willmar will be we'll represented in
Litchfeld today. Besides the ball
club, which goes there for it's third
game of the series, that city will re-
ceive a visit from our troupe of home
talent, who will present Handy An
dy" and Ker Chunk, the Stage Struck
Yankee" at the Litch6eld opera
house tonight. A large delegation ac-
companies them. - =..@