Willmar tribune., 1902-07-02

Mrs. A. Palmqnist and laughter,
Miss Kate, returned on Saturday to
their home in Litchfeld, after pleas
ant visit here as theguests of Jeweler
Elmquist and family.
Mrs. AL. Palm and son spent the
first of the week at Yankton, S. D.,
which place Mr.. Palm now makes his
headquarters. He has a run from
that city to Garretson.
Judge Gorham Powers joined the
visitors to Green Lake SATURDAY. af-
ternoon and enjoyed the sport of fish
ing, remaining over Sunday to enjoy
rest from court duties.
Martin Forsberg has sold his resi-
dence property on Fourth street to A.
G. Crawford for q consideration of
So, 200. Mr.. Crawford and family will
occupy it the 1st of August.
Miss Lisette Rodenhausen and Mrs.
A. Schneider, of Chicago, and Miss
Mamie Unger, of Melrose, are guests
at the home of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ackerman.
Frank Vest and family have re-
moved from Willmar and will become
residents of st. Paul. Mrs. Vest and
children are at present visiting with
relatives in Storm Lake, Iowa.
S. J. Rognlie was down from Es-
mond, N. D., and spent several days
with Willmar friends, the past week.
Mr.. Rognlie is now engaged in the
hardware business at that point.
Peter Bonde is gaining quite a rep
utation as an amateur photographer.
He has taken some very creditable
views with his kodak, and in finish
they are among the finest we have seen.
Misses Annie Hawkinson and Tilda
and Augusta Dahleen of Maynard
we're the guests of Willmar friends
last Monday. They were on their way
to Green Lake for a few days. outing.
The G. A. r. encampment held at
St. Cloud was not largely attended
from these parts, but those attending
report it very successful affair. The
next meeting is to be held at AMMAN
dale.
Mrs. B. Josslyn has affected SET
tlement with the Great Northern Com
pany for the death of her husband.
She receives $4,000 and the costs OF
the suit up to the present. .-Brecken-
ridge Telegram.
The Swedish Baptist Sunday school
will have a Fourth of July picnic at
Andrew Peterson's place in First ward
next Friday. The program commences
at 10 a. m. Come and enjoy the day:
all are welcome.
MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Pierce, Of
Graceville, were in the city short
time Monday, enroute home from a
months visit with relatives in Yer
mont. Mrs. Pierce is sister Of
James Sanderson.
The newly acquired property for the
Synod PAL sonage is being improved
and otherwise put in shape, prepara'
tory to the removal of the new pastor
Rev. Heimdahl and family, from Chi
cago, who will occupy it shortly.
Vernon M. McComba, student O.
Hamline University, addressed tht
congregati of the M. E. church las
Sunday morning and evening. Mr.
McCombs is travelling in the interes
of that worthy institution of learning
Peter Johnson, who is engaged il
the draying business in Minneapolis
and his father from Northfeld, were
guests last week at the home of Henry
Johnson Berg, near Eagle Lake
They left on Thursday for their homes
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Olson have
been entertaining during the past
week as their guests Mr.. H. H. Halle
an uncle of Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Conger
both of Buffalo, N. Y; also Mrs. &C.
lila Earl, of Minneapolis, Mrs. Olson!
! aunt, and q sister, Mrs. Florence
Thorpe, of Long Lake.
Martin Sorenson returned last Fri
day from his visit to the property o
the Black Bay Mining Co., and wa:
favorably impressed with what he saw
there. He brought back few sam
Piles of ore taken from the mine. Gud
mund Karwand, who accompanied
him, continued his trip to enjoy a visi
in Michigan.
Mrs. Henry Nelson and child, of St
Paul, have been guests the past week
at the home of Mr.. Nelson's parents
in this city, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mel
son. Henry came up and remained
over Sunday with the family. He has
recently been promoted to the position
of head clerk in the G.. N. Express of
fee in St. Paul.
Some wheat stealing and other dep
relations of like character have
been going on in the railroad yards
and a couple of Great Northern po