Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-16

day. He came by team and paid a
Visit also to relatives in town of Fab
lun.
FOR SALE-A black horse, coming
three years old, 1000 lbs. Cheap if
taken at once. J. c. Hanson, Spicer,
MINI. 35-2p
| Attorney J. M. Downes and Capt.
Q. A. Rice went to Minneapolis last
friday to "rOOt' for the Minnesota
team In the foot ball game Saturday.
A. A. Bod of Mamre is seriously i'll
and it is feared that he will not live
many days. His brother, who lives
In Dassel, was up last week to see
him.
0. S. Reigstad, manager of the
West Lake creamery, was in town
Saturday and secured the prize
awarded his creamery at the Willmar
street fair.
Miss Marie Railson has moved into
the Nicholson block where she has
opened her studio and will be pleased
to have her friends and music pupils
call on her there.
Scion L. Benton went to Braddock,
N. OAK, last Friday to investigate
some reported bargains in real estate,
and to invest in some real estate if he
found conditions as reported.
Oats and Corn for sale in any
quantity. 100 bushels and car lots
a specially. Get our price before buy
ing elsewhere.
NEW LONDON MILLING Co.
Charles Dahlheim had to give up
his job of plastering near Raymond
last week on account of illness. He
is now able to be about again. His
father went to Raymond to finish the
job.
| A. r. Anlauf met his mother,
brother and the latter's sweetheart
at Willmar last Thursday, they hav-
ing arrived direct from Vienna, Aus
tria. They will go on farm in Ne
braska.
, Editor W D. Joubert of Litchfeld
came back from the recreative trip in
the western portion of the state Sat-
urday. He brought with him twenty
dead mallards as trophies of his skill
with gun.
Messrs. Albert Hedlund and Arvid
Johnson of Swift county shook hands
with friends here last Saturday. They
came from Minneapolis to attend the
Lundin-Berglund wedding reception
at Pennock.
A. O. Lindquist of Lake Lillian
went to Kenmare, N. D., last Monday
to look after the estate of his son A
Ole Lindquist, whose death as the re-
suit of an accident is mentioned else
where in this issue.
The social given by the woodmer
and Royal Neighbors last Wednesday
evening was decided success. A
large crowd was present and all en-
joyed a fine time. The Royal Neigh
bors took in s23 for supper.
Mesdames Martin Olson, Nels Wa
len, Andrew Anderson and Chris
Anderson of Atwater and Mesdame!
James Sanderson and Fred Smith O
Willmar visited with Mrs. A. II
Sperry last Friday afternoon.
John Bratt of the town of Lake Lii
liam called at our Office last Monda,
to have his paper changed to Glel
Ellyn, ILL.,, where he will make hi
future home. He has sold his farm il
Lake Lillian to some Iowa parties.
o. S. Reigstad, county commits
sioner from the Second district, wa
in the city Friday on his way to Kan
diyohi where in company with Commits
sioner Feig he viewed the propose.
county road between Kandiyohi an,
Green Lake towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Castberg re
turned last Thursday from their Euro
trip Mr.. Castberg says they hav
had an exceedingly pleasant trip
They will 60 to housekeeping in tn
Ohsberg house at the east end O
Litchfeld avenue.
Miss Eva Connick came up from
Raymond last Saturday and spen
Sunday with the family of Aaro
Stansberry. She left on Monday TO
Osseo, Mimi, where her parents ha
gone the week previous to make tha
place there future home.
Mrs. Ella Mantor of Willmar ha
been honored by an appointment q
q member of the ways and mean
committee for the Worlds Fair FRI
ternal Building Association, who's
purpose it is to erect q Fraterns
building at the St. Louis expositio
in 1908.
The music loving people of Willms
enjoyed rare treat last Friday ever
ing in the concert given by the Phi
harmonic Quartette. Every one Y
have met that was present at the CO..
cert pronounces it one of the best
entertainments of it's kind ever give
in Willmar. ~ - .. -. 3.
I Henry Traue;s big dog and viii
bull dog had a great fight on Four
" street Friday morning. Some q
tempts were made to part the ours
first, but these efforts only increas,