Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-09-18
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JEWELER and OPTICIAN.

JEWELER and OPTICIAN.
will put on the market about twen-
ty-tive choice residence lots in 1st
ward April 20. See me before you
buy and secure bargain.
8tf Phi. PARSONS JR.
When you want your stoves black
ened, repaired and set up in good
shape, don't forget that Neuberger's
is the place to get the best work and
lowest price. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Paulson returned
last Saturday after weeks visit with
relatives at DeGraff. Mr.. Paulson
made use of his gun while there and
brought some game home with him.
Messrs. G.. A. and G. A. Glader of
Lake Elizabeth came to .Willmar last
Monday as witnesses in the Johnson
will case. G. A. Glader remained for
few days. visit with Willmar friends.
Charles Johnson of town of Edw ards
rented an 80 acre farm last spring and
seeded it to fax. He informs US that
he cleared $500 on the venture. Flax
fields were regular bonanza this
year.
! Miss Nellie Abrahamson, a nurse
at the Frost hospital, and her sister
Linda, who has been visiting here and
at the cities during the past two weeks,
took the train for New London last
Saturday.
William Parsons went to Mime
apolis last Tuesday morning to take
treatment from a Christian Scientist.
He has been in failing health since
last fall and has vainly tried different
treatments before.
FARM FOR SALE-Eighty acres in
Section Sc, town of Green Lake: good
living house; good granary, a fine
grove and orchard; located q miles
northeast of Kandiyohi station.
3l-3p OLE LEWIS, Kandiyohi, MINI.
Aug. Monson of Dovre came in on
the passenger Tuesday and returned
at once by the next train. He came
for an ''extra' for his "Adyance'
threshing engine. He says his COM
pany has a six weeks run of threshing
left to do.
The Gazette handed out a very credit
able extra Saturday morning contain
ing the news of the presidents death,
also interviews by prominent citizens
on the subject. The news were re-
ceived by courtesy of the Telephone
company.
A special meeting of the Swedish
Lutheran congregation will be held
next Tuesday to act in the matter of
calling minister. The church board
will recommend the election of the
Rev. Gustaf Peterson, now of Rush
City, MINI.
Fred Geer, a professional nurse who
has been attending Mr.. Albert A.
Sperry at Burbank in his serious i'll
ness for some time, is in town with
relatives for a time. He left Mr..
Sperry last Friday, whom he reports
as steadily improving, even if very
SLOWLY.
Lund & Olson's delivery horse made
a somewhat costly jerk last Tuesday
morning. A coal stove had just been
placed in the wagon for delivery when
the horse suddenly plunged forward
and the stove was precipitated to the
ground and smashed beyond the posi-
bi]ity of repair.
I r. T. HER of Willmar has become
interested in a copper mining property
on the Canadian shore of Lake Su-
perior, and is engaged at organizing
a company to develop the mine. Mr..
HER believes that he has a winner,
and after completing his present paint
ing contracts will abandon his trade
and devote his time to copper mining.
The Willmar Orchestra will give
their first annual ball at Bonde's hall
on Monday evening, Sept. %. The
ball had been advertised for last
Monday but was postponed on &C.
count of the death of the president.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will furnish supper. Tickets will cost
one dollar. H., -:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason W. Spicer
have rented the Ben Williams resi-
dence and will 80 to housekeeping
there on the first of October. Capt.
Sp;cer informs us that he and his
bride had a. very delightful wedding
trip. They went by the. Lake route
and visited the Pam American EXPOSE
tion, the Thousand Isles in the St.
Lawrence, Toronto, and all the i'm
portant points along the great lakes.
mn. ..ss....2 * b.: Furs! Furs! 2. .z.s
Mrs d. A. Cone of the Zenith Fur
Co.sof Duluth will be at the Mer-
chants Hotel Sept. 10 and 10, taking.
orders for furs and repairs. 3l-2