Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-01-23
! LOCAL BREVITIES.

ii@:.:.:..:....:...........................,.;..;
i LOCAL BREWTIES. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A daughter was born to Mr.. anf
MRS. w. A. Sperry last Friday.
FOR SALE-Two fine buildino lot,
at south end of Sixth street. Tnonir.
OF Thomas Scotton. SMf
Judge Nordin attended a meetino n
probate judges hel1 in St. Paul as,
week. "A LIS
a number Of Willmar people are
1ald up with that malady known as
the grippe. "<
Prot. Anderson went to Atwater Sat
uroay to give the band bows of that
place musical instruction.
Ernest Sperry is among the Willmar
young men who will take a course in
pharmacy at Minneapolis.
Miss Emma Malloy has accented q
position as primary teacher in the
Little Falls public schools.
Edward Johnson of Lake Androu
holds position in the Minnes ota
legislature as house file clerk,
John Borg is just recovering from
severe cold, which affected him "a
as 10 cause discharge of the ear.
Mrs. Samuel Porter entertained a
company of lady friends at an AFTER
noon party at her home last Friday.
Geo; II. Pietsch was able to resume
work last Saturday, after being con-
lined to his home with an attack of the
grippe. ''1
Atwater is to have local telephone
exchange. We understand it will he
put in by the Minnesota Central Tele-
phone Co.
- Axel Johnson arrived here last
Friday evening from Minneapolis for
brief visit at the home of John Sven
son, town of Dovre.
The condition of John Mossbero
was such that the members of the FAM.
lily who had been called here on &C.
count OF his accident were able to re-
turn last week.
The Hamm Brewing Co. will estab-
ilsh an agency in Willmar. A ware
house is being erected between Ninth
ana !enth streets, on the Great North
ern right of way
Ihere will be meeting of the w.
=. L. U. at the home of Mrs. Aaron
STAINS berry on Thursday afternoon at
8 O'Clock. All ladies are cordially
Invited to attend.
Miss Abbott, primary teacher in the
Garfield building, was obliged to take
a brief vacation last week owing to
illness. Her place was filled by Miss
Zylpha Williams.
The Ladies Parish Guild will meet
with Mrs. A. F. Nordin on FRIDAY af-
ternoon of this week. Coffee will be
served from four to eight O'Clock.
All cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Robbins and
Mr.. j. S. Robbins were in the cities
last week, and during their stay there
attended the annual meeting of the
lumbermen's association.
The passenger train pulled out of
Benson the other day minus Conductor.
Sprague who WIS in the depot; When
the loss was discovered a half mile
out the train backed up for him.
The January term of court opens
next Monday. Those wishing citizen
ship papers will have an opportunity
to get them at this regular term, by
calling on Clerk of Court Ramsett.
It is reported that r. Ziesemer of
W1llmar, travelling auditor for the
Northwestern Elevator Co., is can
dida,e for the appointment of chief
deputy grain inspector at Minneapolis.
LOST-A gray fur robe, between
OlOf Walin's place in ROseland and
Willmar, the 18th of January. Finder
will please call on, or write Sam Mel
son, Willmar, Minn., at Court House.
soft O'
A B. Robbins of Minneapolis, a
former we'll known Willmarite, is
among the new state appointees. He
has the position of surveyor general
of logs and lumber for the Minneapolis
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hornbeck left
last Saturday for Holton, Kansas.
Mr.. Hornbeck lost his father a short
time ago and closely following came
the sad news OF the serious illness of
a sister.
The Citizens band will give a grand
concert on Wednesday evening, Feb.
q, at the Willmar opera house. Ad-
mission will be 25 cents to all parts of
the house. The program will be an
nOunced later.
O. N. Nelson, salesman at Roise &
Co.'S, enjoyed visit last week from
his mother and sister of Litchfeld
Mrs. Nelson returned home Saturday.
Miss Nelson will remain here to at
tend the High school.
Carl Carlson arrived home last week
from West Duluth, where he had been
spending the past several weeks with
relatives. Carl has been employed at
railroad work in British Columbia
since his last visit here.
P. G. Thompson, of New London,
who announced in the past few issues
of the TRIBUNE that he would saw
logs on lot 2, Sec. 6, town of Lake An
drew, writes us that he will only saw
at his home in New London.
A meeting of state butchers was held
in Minneapolis last week and as re-
suit there is now regularly organ
lied association of meat men of the
state. Chris Ackerman of Willmar
was among those in attendance.
The Ladies' Social Union received
liberal patronage at the Coffee given
4 on Friday at the home of Mrs. S. E.
Stansberry. Mrs. Getchell and Mrs.
Smith assisted in serving. A good
substantial supper was served in the
evening.
l. A. Vik represented the Kandiyo
hi County Bank at a meeting of stock
holders of the Atwater Security Bank,
: held in that village last week. He
y was also one of the guests at bank.
ovc hu Mr. or1 Mrc