Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-04-24
LOCAL BREVlTlES

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+ tournament July 4, S and 6.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole sundquist last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dehlbom are the
happy parents of baby son, born to
them last Friday.
Senator E. T. Young of Appleton
has been engaged to deliver the ad.
dress here on Memorial day.
A $4,000 building will be erected
by the Bank of Willmar on its lots,
corner of Fourth street and Benson
avenue.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Paulson was gladdened last FRIDAY
morning by the arrival of q baby girl.
John Is of course smiling.
State Supt. Olsen has issued circu.
lars to the district schools of the state,
urging the Observance of Arbor a I'D
Bird day, which is next Friday.
The village lookup has already re-
oeived new tenants since the cleaning.
There will no doubt be plenty when
the legalized joints get limbered up.
L, G. Nelson returned Saturday
from the cities. During his stay
there, he attended to matters in the
adjustment of claim for injuries re-
celved while in the employ of the
Great Northern.
J. c. Forsberg has added another
article to his list of inventions, which
will undoubtedly prove of great bene-
fit in photography. It is small ma
chine for the simplifying of printing
and finishing pictures.
c. R. Bonde and family enjoyed a
visit last week from Mr.. L. Hendrick-
son, a late arrival from Denmark.
Mr.. Hendrickson is a cousin of Mrs.
Bonde, and has relatives at Campbell,
whom he is also visiting.
Andrew Nordlof, who has been tenn
porarily employed on the TRIBUNE
force, resigned his position last week
to engage in railroad work. Andrew
is q faithful workman, and we wish
him we'll in his new position.
Martin Bitterness has accepted DO
sition as book-keeper I'm bank at
G1endive, Mont. and expects to leave
this week for that point. Mrs. Otter
ness will join him later. They will be
greatly missed in local circles.
N. B. Carlson has returned from
Minneapolis, where he finished his
course In pharmacy at the Minnesota
Institute of Pharmacy. He is now q
fullaedged apothecary, having re-
ceived his diploma from the state
board.
F. w. Mccoy, head civil engineer
of the Great Northern, was in the city
this week. he was accompanied by
Boyd Joy, who has given up the show
business for the season to resume his
old position with the crew of civil en-
Eineers.
The young ladies' society, "Beth-
ania," of the Lutheran Free church,
will have festival at Bonde's hall
on Friday evening, April rs. An in
teresting program will be given after
the supper, to be followed by an auc-
ton sale. Tickets Is and Is cents.
A phone message received at this
Office yesterday morning announced
that one of our advertisers for serv-
ant girl had found his help in Minnea-
polls through the columns of the WILL
MAR TRIBUNE. It pays to advertise
in paper with 3 good circulation.
The great emotional drama, EAST
Lynne" will be presented at the Will
mar opera house tonight by the
Harper DERRICK Co. The company is
headed by Miss Georgia Harper, who
has made an enviable reputation
as "Lady Isabel" and "Madam
Vine.''
B. s. Covell returned last Thursday
from the Pacific coast. He informs US
that he has been in the insurace busi-
ness during his stay there, with head
F quarters At Seattle, Wash. Many
western points were visited on the trip,
and Mr.. Covell obtained good view
of the country.
C. s. Neuberger has leased the west
part of the building occupied by 0. A..
jacobson as paint shop. He will
use it as headquarters for his tinsmith
business. Mr.. Neuberger will attend
to his old trade, while Miss Math1lda q
Bonde will have charge of his confec-
tionery store on Fourth street.
Rev. j. G. FAIRIES, editor OF ''The
North and West, - published at Min
neapolis, gave q stereopticon enter
tainment at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening to 3 large audience.
The subject was s.Palestine, !" and the
lecture was nicely illustrated with
many fine views Of the holy land.
John Mossberg was in st. Paul last
week, where he had the measurements It
taken for artificial limbs. he was &C.
companied BY Attorney Sam'l Olson.
During their stay there the claim de-
partment Of the Great Northern was
visited, and tits possible that some
thing may be done in Johns behalf.
The wedding Of DR.. G. E. Gerret-
1 snn. of Willmar.sto Miss M. Agnes