Willmar tribune., 1901-12-04

business IN tne county seat TUESDAY.
Don't forget the liquil air entertain
ment at the Opera House Friday night.
Cashier Estrem Of the State Bank at
New London was in the city yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Olof Lindgren of Roseland yes
terday.
Ole Karlson came down from New
London today and will work on the
section.
Miss Belle Lien has taken position
as salesiady in Anderson Bros jew
elry store.
Mrs. L M. Landing and children
of Glenwood are visiting with her
parents here.
Olof Lindgren of Svea conducts SER
next Sunday morning.
Henry Broman of Lake Elizabeth
visited in town last week, returning to
his home last Saturday.
Rasmus Arneson of Carlson is visit.
ing with M. G.. ToIlefson's. He is the
father of Mrs. Tollefson.
Almond C,ffaa came over from Ef-
ington, S. D., last Monday for a visit
with friends In the north part of the
county.
Miss Lille Johnson returned to her
school at Prins burg last Monday after
spending her Thanksgiving vacation
at home.
Messrs. Alf. Holmgren, Martin
Sandberg and Fred. Skogluud, OF
Mamre, returned from trip to Min
neapolis last Friday.
A report of the recent festivities at
the dedication of the new M. E. church
in town of Woods came in too late
for publication this week.
John T. Otos spent Sunday at Kerk-
hoven and Murdock attending the
fare veil services Of Rev. John S.
Handyside who moves to Osakis.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil EvensOn of Morris on Thanks
giving day. Mrs. Evenson was form
erly Miss Alice Peterson of this place.
A regular meeting of the w. c.. T. U.
will be held at the home of Mes Roth
we'll on Thursday afternoon at3 o 'clock.
All ladies are earnestly requested to
be present.
j. 81 Olson went to Clara City last
Tuesday to submit plans and esti-
mates for the business block to be
erected by Mr.. Enkema, the merch ant
at thatplace.
The ROdlun Shoe & Clothing Co.,
will give special sales on fur coats at
their store on Monday, Dec. 9, and
Monday Dec. 16, in order to clear
out this line.
R. Mantor, resident of and founder
of the village of Mantorville, Dodge
county, is visiting with his son, DR..
A. F. Mantor, of this city. He arrived
Friday night.
Miss Josephine Jenness, who is
teaching in the schools at Bellingham,
spent Thanksgiving at her home at
Willmar. She returned to her school
last Sunday night.
Mrs. L. Reiquam and her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Madland of Brainerd, de-
parted today for a visit with their pa
rents at Belgrade. She took the Cush-
ing children with her.
LOST-A package containing about
three dollars worth of goods for chill
dren, on the Willmar and Svea road.
Finder please leave at this Office or at
Otto Granberg's, Whitefeld. lp
The marriage of Rev. Larsgaard to
Miss Hannah Estrem takes place Dec.
10Th at the Synod church. A recep-
tion will be given to the parishioners
at the Bonde Hall after the ceremony.
Frank Overacker, who had his left
hand lacerated IN a corn shredder on
Mrs. Haley's farm south of town, on
Nov. 10, is getting along finely: He
lost the end OF the thumb and fore
finger.
Otto Mankel and Harry Gordhamer
visited at Norway Lake last Sunday.
A professional nurse was sent for
and arrived from the cities last Mon
day to take care of Mr.. o. B. Glarum,
who is severely i'll.
Erick P, Erickson of Sisseton was
in town yesterday. He had been on
a trip to Aitken county and neighbor-
ing country and was we'll pleased with
the land there. Mr.. Erickson is q
constant reader of the TRIBUNE.
Capt. G. A. Rice went to St.. Paul
Monday. The Captain is making pre-
parations to return to the Philippines,
where he will engage in business. His
trip to St. Paul was for the purpose
of securing necessary equipment.
Don't forget to go to the auction at
Elias JohnsOn's, Town of Fahlun,
next Monday, Dec. 9. Interest will be
six per cent instead Of eight percent as
previously advertised.
ltp F. w. SEGERsTRoM.
Freight receipts for Willmar at the
Great Northern depot have averaged
about 81, 900 day for some time past.
There can be no better indication OF
the business done in town than the
average amount paid for freight char
ges.
Elmer Broberg returned from G. A,
College at ST. Peter to his home al
New London last Monday. He has
just recovered from q severe illness
and goes home to recuperate. He ex'
poets to return to the school at the be.
ginning of the spring term.
T. K. Hasbouck, the landlord of the
Great Northern Hotel at New London
has begun the erection of the hote
barn 43x72 feet inside in place of the
one burned last week. The location
was changed to across the street from
former location, directly west of thu
/ hotel. - ~. -
4 Choice Xmas Bon Bons at OLoF T.
SANDBo's. .s...s .5.s. /. .. y. .: 43tt
I n $ff ~ d 4