Willmar tribune., 1901-10-09
Wenner1und,
JEWELER and OPTICIAN

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JEWELER and OPTICIAN.
city visited the charge, and conducted
services in the church last evening.
Hon. P. A. Gandrud of Sunburgh
made the closest guess in the guessing
contest at F. W. Ferguson's cigar
shop during the fair, and carried off
the handsome doll offered as a prize.
Fred Monson returned to his home
near Ringo Lake last Saturday after
closing his seasons work with the
cCormick Harvester Co. Fred ex.
poets to bag few ducks, by the way.
O. A. Linde of Hanley Falls, one OF
the prominent young people at the
State University, came up Saturday
and spent Sunday at Willmar as the
guest Of Atty and Mrs. Martin E.
Tew.
Miss Gamma Blakely, a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Blakely Of Rose
vile, was united in marriage with Mr..
W. A. Brusewitz of Sebaka, MINI.
at the Blake|y home last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Leslie, who has been
visiting with her son at this place dur
ing the last three weeks, departed for
Luverne where she will continue her
visit with another son. J. E. Leslie,
her son, accompanied her.
Chas. Walin of East Lake Lillian
will dispose of the larger share of his
personal property at auction week
from today. He will move with his
family onto farm he has purchased
in Todd county, in the early spring.
r. T. and P. 7. Danielson, nephews
of Oliver Danielson, K. P. Knutson
and Nels Knutson living in the vicin-
ity of Ringville, returned to their
home at Orange. Wis.,, last Friday,
after few months stay in those parts.
Fred Kreps of Clara City left his
home three weeks ago bound for q
claim in N. Oak. His family has
heard nothing from him, and as he
carried considerable sum of money,
fears are entertained lest he has met
with foul play.
In our reports of the street exhibits
at the street fair in our last issue w
stated that the United States Cream
separator was on exhibition. I
should have been the Empire sepa
rator. Mr.. Fred Baum had the ma
chine in charge.
S. E. Magnuson requests US to stat.
that the parties who purchased "bil
lion dollar" grass seed from him dur
ing the street fair and failed to cal
for their packages will find same a
his residence in the west end of town
He has a limited quantity of tn
seed yet for sale.
A number of the ministers of the Pa
cific district of the Minnesota Confer
ence of the Swedish Lutheran churc]
took the train for New London Mon
day, where q mission meeting was il
progress Monday and Tuesday: To
day and tomorrow the meeting vii
be continued in the Tripolis church q
Kandiyohi.
Over in Lone Tree township in CHR
pewa county people are kicking be
cause telephone men have pulled u
their poles and left the holes open
In some localities in this county tn
planting OF telephone poles along th
roads is resented by the Inhabitants
There is trouble of all kinds in thi
world of ours. -. -.
| M. W. Lowe of Los Angeles, Cal
was q visitor with Willmar friend
during the first days of the week. b
also visited with relatives at Ra,
mond. Mr.. Lowe was resident {
Willmar back III the eighties, leavin
here in 1887. He is on his way t
York state TO visit his early HON
and see his folks whom he has ne
| met for q years. Z. .
Jas. 81. O'Leary, h SON. in-law {
Knut Halvorson Of Eagle Lake, hs
sold his interest in the Richmon
newspaper and has become associate
with William O'Brien on the Eide
Valley Journal. He moved with fan
| lily to his new home last week. Nj
Wilcox, the new proprietor Of Il
Richmond Standard, is making in
provements on the paper. s.> +.
/ Ole Boe Of Arctander was q muc
surprised man when he came to tow
Hast Saturday and was handed the 81
| that he was entitled to for buying I'll
largest bill OF fR0ods at Peterson, Lal
son 8 Wellin' 8 during the fair. q
had not had any idea oftryiug for 1 Ii
prize and itcame as q surprise to hin
but he appreciated It nevertheless an
/ he requested the TRIBUNE SO to stat
i sHe reports everyone who attended Ii
i fair from his locality as we'll please
/ with the time they had.
FOR RENT hree rooms npstair., i.
with cistern water. Call Iat 400 Becke