Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-10-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
OF Minor Happenings


Tyler spent several days the past week
in the cities.
The home of Deputy County Auditor
Nelson is quarantined on account of
scarlet fever.
Hon. A. E. Rice attended to matters
both political and otherwise-in the
cities this week.
F. ]. Stansberry has taken posi-
ton on the Great Northern Office force
under Agent Sanford.
DR.. Riches occupied the pulpit in
the M. E. church at Morris last Sun
day, in the absence of the resident
pastor there.
"Peck's Bad Boy" which is known
as one of the funniest plays written,
will be the attraction at the opera
house tonight.
F. O. Paulson, the lumber merchant
of Kensal, N. D., returned to Dakota
Monday night, after attending to bust
ness matters mere.
Attorney Castberg spent Sunday
here with his family. He has made
arrangements for the removal of the
family to Benson next week.
Mrs. May Rowan, who has been in
this city since last March, left on Mon
day for Minneapolis, where she will
pursue her profession of dressm aking.
Jelmar Person is home from Glen
dive, Mont, near which city he spent
year and half on sheep ranch,
Jelmar expects to return there next
spring.
Boiler Inspector Bergstrom was
among last Thursdays passengers on
the east bound train, going down to
the Sanity City to attend to business
matters.
Axel and Emil Heglund left last
Friday for Minneapolis, where they
have secured employment as time
keepers in the car department of the
500 road.
A decree of divorce has been granted
by Judge Qvale in the case of Andrew
G. Brown vs.. Thyra Brown. The
father is given the care of the three
sons, Walter G. NJ, Elmer and Harry
V. Brown.
Edwin Ruble returned from Grand
Forks, N. D., last Wednesday, near
which place he has been running an
engine for threshing crew. He left
the following day to continue his
studies in law at the co."
Martin E. lew started out last
Saturday to arrange for the season 3
trip of the Oriental Entertainment
Company. The territory which it is
expected to cover this season is North.
ern Minnesota and North and South
Dakota.
J. z. Stausberry, who was formerly
in the train service at this point, is
now in the employ of the Northern
Pacific, on the Duluth & Ashland di.
vision, where he is running one of the
freights. Mr.. stansberry's family
still resides near Malmo, Aitkin
county, on his claim.
G. D. Swanson, of Little Falls, has
taken the position at the "New Store"
recently vacated by John Sandin.
Mr.. sandin resigned the position for
the purpose of going back to his old
trade of harnessmaker. He left last
Thursday for points east and may de-
eide to locate at one of these points
during the winter.
Captain Appelholm, of Iron Noun
tain, Mich, and Lieutenant Drott, of
Minneapolis, are the two Salvation
Army officers at present in charge of
the local corps at this place, and the
meetings are being we'll attended.
Services are conducted Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings and
on Sunday afternoons at $3.50. -.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church gave an zap
pie" social last Friday evening at the
home OF Miss Marion Hanscom,
which was very enjoyable affair.
Much merriment was caused by the
reading Of the poems on apples, as
composed by the different groups OF
young people assigned to write on the
merits Of the different varieties.