Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27

by removing the partition, which is
one of the Improvements to facilitate
the work in anticipation of the big
fall business.
Julius F. Peterson returned to Ben
son last Thursday, after a weeks
visit at his old home near Eagle Lake.
Mr.. Peterson Is member of the firm
of Crooks & Peterson, hardware deal
ers at Benson.
Miss Alice Roberts left last Friday
to spend q couple of weeks vacation in
Iowa and Missouri. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Ina Mo-
scrip, who will teach school near the
Iowa boundary line.
Robert Liggett OF St. Paul was the
guest of Capt. 9. A. Rice here for sew
eral days last week, returning to his
home on Saturday. Mr.. Liggett is
the son of Dean Liggett of the State
School of Agriculture.
Joe Neuberger' arrived here last
Thursday from St. Paul, where he
has been employed this summer by the
Hardenbergh Saddiery Co. Joe has
resumed work for the Great Northern
as switchman in the yards.
Miss Hannah Johnson, daughter of
DR.. c. Johnson of this city, leaves On
Friday for Red Lake Falls, where she
has been engaged to- take the assist
ant principalship Of the High school.
The school opens Sept. 2.
The first application for hunters IL
cense was received last Friday by Co.
Auditor Johnson. 1t was from Mr..
T. Torkelson of New London township
and was an application for hunting
big game, such as deer, etc.
The Glenwood Spring and Water
Company shipped out its first carload
last week of the new drink which 1t is
manufacturing. TIL 10 called "Glen-
Ale," and as the wfiter has sampled
it he can testify as 10 It's merits.
Mrs. Orlando Sperry, of Lisbon, N.
D., was the guest OF Willmar rela-
tives last week. Mrs. Sperry has
been spending some time visiting with
relatives in the vicinity of New Lon
don. She left for her home Friday
might.
J. J. Ekander and Gus. Weissinger
went to Atwater Sunday morning,
where they joined q party OF friends
who spent the day fishing at Diamond
Lake. The party report q catch Of
over hundred fishsduring the day g
outing. :,...
The probabilities are that there will
be large summer hotel put up at
Green Lake before long. 1t is re.
ported that Gilbert Erickson of Irv.
ing has sold eleven acres on the shore
of the lake at $50 per acre to an east
ern party.
Erick Polman of New London passed
through Willmar last Saturday en-
route to Cando, N. D., where he expects
to work at his trade. MIR. Polman ex.
poets to stop off at Lakota. N. D., to
visit with his brother, Andrew, who
is located there.
Editor Lawson was at Minneapolis
this week arranging for opening head
quarters at the Nicollet hotel during
fair week. The Peoples state commit
tee will meet there next Wednesday
evening and arrange matters for the
state campaign.
The Handy cottage at Crescen
Beach was purchased yesterday b.
Mrs. A. F. Nordin. As soon as tn,
lake freezes over the building g will b.
5 removed on the ice across to tn
B Nordin lots on the north side, know
. as Green Lake Beach.
A special business meeting of tn
q Swedish Lutheran Bethel church vii
d be held next Tuesday evening to de
l. eide in regard to purchasing tn
}. ''Lawrence" property adjoining tb
q church lots. It is quite probable tha
r they will decide to buy the same.
T. Andrew Tatting, a widower, age
n 81 years, and Christine Erickson,
B. widow aged 10, were joined in wedloc
today by Judge No'diu. Both al
n old time residents of Roseiand, ar
r. concluded that they would spend the
m remaining years in double blesse
ID ness.
ic A party of young people in the ci
enjoyed a 'hayrack" party last FL
be day evening. They were the guests
If, Ferd. and Walter Johnson at the Gl
tn rum Hotel the latter part of &
ee evening, where light refrshmeuts we
es served and most pleasant time /
dulged in.
ay Annie Mehan was given a surprl
as party last Friday afternoon by
q large company of her young 6
he friends. The occasion was the ce
of bration of her ninth birthday an
versary and the young lady was
,or membered with several little meme
itv oes of the occasion.
en- The Swedish Lutheran Lebar
Ger church of New London will install
to large pipe organ in their ediace.
instrument will be dedicated to its
vas cred mission with appropriate exel
7ell ses> Friday, Sept. II. Prof. Lag
be strom Of St. Peter will direct the mi