Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-06

h A. 4. Anlauf, who is in the employ
OF the Great Northern % the COM
pany's painter, was in the city this
week. he finished his work for the
season last Thursday. = =.
i CT. Sazer, w. M. Clark and R.
E: Whitcomb.srrived here Thursday
night from. West Superior and will be
employed in the Great Northern train
service at this point.
Judge Nordin takes q great deal of
p:ide in q bronze statue of ella
watha .. which adorns his Office in the
court house. 1t Is certainly q very
ornamental piece of work.
Edwards, Wood & Co., grain ard
commission merchants, will open new
Offices at Atwater, Belgrade, Glen
wood, New Paynesvillc. Herman,
Brereton and Eden Valley.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
always have the reputation of serving
good suppers. Remember their an
nual sale and supper next Thursday
evening at the Bonde Hall.
Miss Florence r. Porter is spend
ing the week in Minneapolis. She ex-
poets to leaYe shortly for Chicago,
where she may remain for some time
to continue her studies in art.
Earl Hyer succeeds VIM. Stiles in
the employ OF the Great Northern Elk
press Office. The latter has taken q
position with the force Of clerks at the
store house of the Great Northern.
o.:~:M;5% Embertson, Of Grue, was
among those who attended the big
stock show held in Chicago, returning
to Willmar yesterday. He reports
the exhibit Of stock as being very fine.
s. P. johnson, Of the Willmar
Hardware Co., 10 home again from q
very successful hunting trip which he
spent in the northern part of the state
with . party of friends from Detroit
The Odd Fellows have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
]. G. Freese, N. G.; Lars Halvorson,
V. G; F. L. Smith, secretary; n. s..
Peterson, F. S.; G. c. Selvig, treas
urer.
A large delegation of out-of-town
members of the Eastern Star were in
attendance at the district convention
held here yesterday afternoon and
evening. About IS visitors arrived
here on the different trains.
The annual convention of the Dairy
men and Butter and Cheesemakers AS.
ISOLATION will be held in st Paul next
week, commencing Monday. One fare
rates are advertised over the Great
Northern for the round trip.
Quincy Lee Morrow's addresses are
highly spoken of, and among testi-
monials given is one from DR.. silas
G. Swallow, who says in the Pennsyl-
vania Methodist that she is second to
none save Jno. G. Wooley, If indeed
second to him."
A refrigerator car in the Great
Northern yards at Breckenridge
caught fire Wednesday night from an
over heated stove and called out the
department. The switch crew pulled
the car up to the tank where the fire
was extinguished before much damage
was done.
john Van valkenberg, q Great
Northern switchman In the Minnea-
polls yards, was thrown from . train
Tuesday evening and q string of nine
cars passed over him. His left leg
was cut of and one shoulder dislo-
Gated. He WAS taken to st. Mary's
hospital.
Owen NARROW And William Hays
were the applicants for the position OF
rural mail carrier on Route No. 9, at
the recent examination held Ut; the
,Willmar postoface. The former has
been appointed by Postmaster Birch
Is acting carrier until q regular man
IL appointed by the postal department..
He started on his work this week.
.Henry- Cashion, formerly IN en-.
ploye here at the harness shop of NJ.
Jorgenson, spent several days in the
city this week relewing old aoquaint-
ances. OF late he has heen conducting
> herness shop q Coleman, s: d. He
left yesterday for 81, Paul; ,fpomwhsre
he leaves later for the Alberta coun-
try IN Cansds on : prospecting tour.