Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-11-06
Local and Personal.

a blizzard is raging as we go tc
Ihe cold weather has checked build:
Ing operations. =. *:
See the illustrated songs tonight a,
the Opera house. 49,.
DR.. J. S. Gibson of Atwater was al
Willmar Tuesday. =
I. c. Tollefson went to Murdock tn.
day on business.
Rev. Larsgaard, left on todav,s
train for Grove City.
J. S: Anderson attended to probate
matters in town today.
Tonight the Londale Theatre Co.
In Under the Gas Light.''
Chas. Dahlheim went to Ravmond
yesterday to finish up a plasterine
contract.
= Samuel Porter has moved into his
new offices in the Bank of Willmar
building.
: w. D. Virgins and Norman Booth
went to Grove City today to do some
plumbing.
Rev. Pollock of Litch6eld occupied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning.
The ladies society of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. Lewis
Rodlun this afternoon.
O. A. Hedin has moved his land
Office into the Bank of Willmar build
Ing on the ground floor.
Miss Zylpha B. Williams has been
taking Miss Crimes place in the
schoolroom the past week.
John Bredeson went to Maynard to-
day to visit with two of his sisters,
who reside in that vicinity.
Sivert Knutson of Myers, Mimi,
visited with J. P. Sletten a couple of
days this week, returning yesterday.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general housework. Good wages will
be paid. Inquire of MRS. HAROLD
FROST. 39tf
T. ]. Lawson of New London took
his son Vernon to St. Paul today, to
to again consult a specialist regard
ing the boys eyes.
New songs, new dances, special
scenery, in "Under the Gas Light"
Tonight at the Opera house. Admis-
sion Is, Is and Soc.
Mike O'Hara came down from North
Dakota this morning, and left at noon
for Nebraska, where he will work with
q steam shovel crew.
Nels Peterson, the popular brake
man, rode inside of a passenger car
as far as Priam yesterday, where he
went on personal business.
FOR RENT-After Nov. 16, a new
8-room house with bathroom, full
basement and cistern. Call at 204
Becker avenue or at this Office. 1p
Nels Bengtson of Roseland was in
town last Friday. He has been laid
up for three weeks with an attack of
rheumatic fever, and this was his first
day out.
FOR RENT-Nine-roOm house and
big barn in First ward. Cistern and
; we'll in house.
I. C. HOLLAND, 3lS Campbell Ave.
Aug. Holmberg reports the great
success of rat spearing expedition
in which he participated last Monday
in the lakes, and sloughs of Kandiyohi
and Fahlum.
The TRIBUNE Office has been in q
somewhat unsettled condition this
week owing to the alterations being
made. In another week we hope to be
in better shape to receive our friends.
Miss Lucy Plummer returned to her
work as assistant postmistress at New
London last Saturday, after hav-
ing taught for one week in the How
ard Lake schools as a substitute for
afriend.
Mrs. J. P. Nelson of the township
of Irving died very suddenly last Fri
day morning from heart failure. She
was in her best years, and leaves with
other members of the family an infant
but few weeks old. ... .'..
/. The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Anderson
took place last Friday afternoon from
the residence in second ward, Rev. O..
Estrem officiating. There was large
attendance. The remains were in
TERED in the Fairview cemetery.
The wife and mother of W II. Josse-
lyn, the fireman who was killed in the
wreck in Dakota two weeks ago, are
in town this week to arrange for NOV
ing to Breckenridge, where Mrs.
Josselyn will make her future home.
o. "A. Hedin, the hustling real es-
tate agent, went to Spic9r on business
conneeted with 3 land sale yesterday
4 Mr.. Hedin has been instrumental in
selling four farms during the past
week. Real estate moves when Axel
gets chance at it. <s..: Il Z. Y. (. +.
Contractor Bjorsell has secured the
contract for the new bank building to
be erected at Raymond this winter.
The building is TO be q one story
brick structure 2Ox65 feet in size, and
the cost outside Of the found alton will
he over 81, 10000 ss55
illiam Olson, the hustling real l5es-