Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-28
Wenner1und,
JEWELER and OPTICIAN.

)EWELER and OPTICIAN.
seat last Thursday, and while here
made the TRIBUNE Office very pleas
ant call.
"A regular meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held on Thursday afternoon of this
week at the home of Mrs. Robert Ives.
Messrs. Oscar and Carl Osterholm
OF Chicago are enjoying visit here
with their brother, Rev. A. N. Oster-
holm. The former is accompanied bv
his son.
Misses Mabel and Josie Wollan and
Charlotte Aal left for their home in
Glenwood on Tuesday after a two
weeks visit with their cousin, Miss
Cora Rigg.
Miss Lima Gjems spent several DAYS
the past week in the twin cities, where
she had accompanied her friend, Miss
Patterson, who left for her home in
Detroit, Mich.
A camping party consisting of
Messrs. Lewis Moline and Otto Wen.
nerlund, the Misses Moline and Larson
and Mrs. Anderberg, spent last week
at Eagle Lake.
N. Liden Of Minneapolis was a visi-
tor last week with the family of L.
Rodlun. He has been visiting this
week with friends and relatives in
Swift county.
Jas. Lyle of Fox Lake, Wis.,, was a
Willmar visitor last week. Mr.. Lyle
has been spending some time visiting
with relatives at spioer and other
places in the county.
The Bethany society of the Luth-
eran Free church will serve cake.
coffee and sandwiches on the church
lawn tomorrow Thursday from four
o'clock throughout the evening.
II. Hewitt, brakeman on tho Great
Northern, is confined at his home in
the city as tho result of injuries
sustained in an accident while working
on one OF the northern divisions.
The TRIBUNE would consider II a
great favor if country correspondents
would make it point to send in their
correspondence "a as to reach this
Office not later than Tuesday noon.
FOR sALE-A nice pair of ponies,
mares, gentle; ladies can drive them
or ride them; broken Tor single or
double team or eadale. Will be sold
cheap. PATRICK McDERMorr, Kan
o1yoht' 29-2p
The prospects are that the attend
ance this year at the state fair will
break all previous records. The half
fare railway rates will be taken ad-
vantage of by a large number OF
Willmarites.
A. Jensen, who has been spending
the summer at Abercrombie, N. D.,
arrived here. last Friday, and has been
visiting olb friends in Willmar and
vicinity. He left yesterday for his
home in Minneapolis.
Misses Nettie Moss and Matte Selin
are among the Willmar young ladies
who will remain in the twin cities for
some time. They are employed at
trimming in wholesale millinery
houses.
Mrs. Moulton of Chicago, widow oil
the late J. A. Moulton, of the Lake.
side Press at Glenwood, is the guest
of her Willmar friends, Mesdames M.
G. Rigg and Anna Mullen. She will
remain for about q week.
The Minnesota Valley Commercial
Schools offer two months tuition fret
to students entering the first week IL
September. Write for particulars
and our new illustrated catalogue
Schools at New Ulm and Marshall
MINI.
| Miss Bertha Hanscom's stenograph
ic work at the depot is being con
Quoted by Miss 1nez Thorsell of St
Paul, . congratulate Of hers at tn
shorthand institute, while she take
in two weeks trip to the Pan-Ameri
can Exposition. ~ y.
Charles Berkness, who has been i,
very poor health for some time as tn
result of q runaway accident, is no,
on the road to complete recovery an,
able to be about again. He had beel
suffering from an. inhamed conditio,
of the bowels and an operation wa
performed on him by DR.. MacLaugh
lin. s... !. .* =, sy= S.
Three families of Mennonites wer
!, in the city yesterday, having recent
i arrived from Dominion City, Canada
They left for South Dakota to join
colony Of other settlers Of the sam
sect. There were fourteen in the part
i and they attracted great deal Of Al
tention on account Of their stranp
dress. These people are original
5 from the Russian border and are Gel
Z mans BY birth.