Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-07-17

Al sndlsss yarlsty ef.edds and sads
IN croeksey . 80 eiessd est rsgsrd.
less Of cost. 4. {. messtslg. [9otf
Oats and Corn for sale In any
quantity. 100 bushels and car lots
aspecialty. Get our price before buy
ing elsewhere.
New LONDON MILLING Co.
Several White Wyandotte chickens
belonging to E. G. Young were killed
early this morning by dogs. There
are too many of these worthless whelps
running about the village and de-
stroying property.
Are you good penman? The Min
nesota Valley Commercial Schools
located At New Ulm, MINI. and Mar
shall have penmanship departments
that cannot be excelled by any in the
Northwest. Send for particulars.
Bowling & Roe, New Ulm, MINI. 2a.1w
Joseph r. johnson has gone to his
home near Maynard, where he will re-
main through the harvest season to
assist in the duties on the farm. Joe
has rendered valuable assistance At
the TRIBUNE Office and will be missed
by the force.
G. A. Bergman and family expect
to leave for their new home in Chi
cago the first part of next week. Mr..
Bergman will handle the bakery trade
for tho Chicago Flour Co. His sue
cessor as head miller in the Willmar
mill is Mr.. w. r. Tate, late Of Litch.
field.
Ole Nelson has returned from Wash
ington state, where he went some time
ago expecting to spend the summer.
Mr.. Nelson speaks favorably of the
country, but says that there are plenty
of laborers looking for work. They
are being sent to Alaska in large num-
bers by the transportation companies.
The Willmar Music Company, which
deals in musical and electrical mer-
chandise. is apparently doing its share
of business throughout the country.
The company has placed its goods in
quite number of business houses In
the territory. L. A. Tjosvold is presi-
dent and Gustave A. Erixon secretary
and treasurer.
The little village of Kerkhoven sent
q good delegation to Willmar last
week to witness the Flandreau-W Will
mar ball games. Among those in At
tendance we're the following parties:
o. G. Hough, August Hedlund, Edi-
tor A. F.. Archer, G. z. Pritchard, A.
jacobson, E. Ahlborn, O. E. Erick-
son, ). r. Hultgren, .Chas. Dahl and
Phil Malzahn: = S-r~s ,s"s~e =: = ., :
Scion L: Benton, who has for some
time held position in the New Lon
don Bank, will locate in Willmar in
the insurance business. He has leased
an Office in the 1. G. Olson block,
where he will represent the Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of New York, sue
ceeding Mr.. I. c. Tollefson, who has
been the company's agent here. We
welcome Mr.. Benton into the ranks of
Willmar's young business men.
J. L. Vaughn and family expect to
leave the latter part of the month for
Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, Canada,
where Mr.. Vaughn has accepted a po.
sition in the private Office of the gen.
eral superintendent of the Algona
Central Railway. The position of
cashier at the Willmar depot, which
has been filed for some time by Mr..
Vaughn, will be taken by G. s. Jen-
sen.
L. A. Vik left last Saturday AFTER
noon on q trip to his old home in
Hardanger, Norway. It will be q va
cation from his duties as assistant
cashier of the Kandiyohi County
Bank which he has we'll earned. Mr..
Vik plans to spend two months on his
trip, most of which he will spend
abroad. Before leaving on the ocean
voyage he will visit the Buffalo ex-
position.
The baseball excursion train from
Litchfield to St. Cloud passed through
here Sunday morning with q large
delegation on board. Passengers
boarded the train at every station
along the route except at Atwater,
where the good people of that place
evidently did not favor Sunday ex-
cursions. A number from Willmar
swelled the crowd. The big attrac-
ton in St. Cloud was the ball game
between the Royslton and Iitchfeld
teams, which resulted in q victory for
the latter by q score Of 8 to 3.
There seems to be no excuse for
idleness now on the part of the hobo
element. Farmers are hiring extra
help for the harvest season and offer
good wages to anyone inclined to
work. There is q fear in some locali-
ties that there will be lack of help
/ to harvest the crop in time. Farmers
express q preference for good, reli-
able help and are not particularly
anxious to hire the drifting element
which Is liable to throw up job with
out q moments notice. =.
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