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

Hugh Campbell has returned from
Spicer to again accept a position on
the TRIBUNE force.
Get your school supplies at Carlson
Bros. & Frost's. Everything neces-
! sary for the school room. 1874
Miss Rose Fritz, of St. Cloud, has
been visiting the past week here with
her brother AL. Fritz.
Miss Minnie Carlson of Minneapolis
was guest last week at the home of
Deputy Sheriff Nordstrom.
Nels Enge of Minneapolis shook
hands with Willmar friends during q
brief stay in our city last week.
Gunder Osmundson and family
visited last week with relatives and
friends in New London and vicinity.
Deputy Chief Ranger Jackson was
in the city last week and visited with
the local lodge of United Foresters
Jorg' Larson and family left last
Thursday for Trondhjem, Norway,
where they will make their future
home.
Peter Hong, the efficient manager
of the Willmar Milling Company,
transacted business in New London
last week.
Tbs Penny Gallery will remain in
town until Sept. 10. Don't fail to get
some of those beautiful little photos
before then.
Miss Edith TAFT left last Monday
for her home at Diamond Lake, &C.
companied by her little niece, Hugh.
zina Haley.
The hunting season opens next
Monday. It will truly be q Labor
day ce@ebrat On for large number Of
our hunters.
Misses Hannah and Sophie johnson
and Vaughn Crawford spent Sunday
with relatives and friends in Pennool
and vicinity.
Miss Grosvenor, who had been The
guest of Mrs. D. N. Tallman at thG
Green Lake cottage. left on Monday
for St. Paul.
Messrs. Walter Anderson and Amo.
F. Meyer of Montevideo spent Sun
dry here as the guests of G. F. Spen
Ger and family.
DR.. johnson went to Atwater las
Friday to make professional call q
the home of L. J. Johnson, who live'
near that place.
Henry F. Wendt went to Atwate
last Friday for brief visit. He ex
poets to be able to resume work in ,
couple of weeks.
Miss Janette TAFT left on Monda,
for St. Paul, where she will enter tn
trimming department of Stronge'
millinery hou.e.
Miss Nellie Sherwood, who has TO
some time been employed at the Cher
ry Penny Gallery, left last night TO
her home in Sioux Falls.
H. shipstead went out to Norwa,
Lake last Tuesday and placed q yer,
fine granite monument over the grav
of the late Robert Railson.
Miss Title Lien, of the Golden Rul
store, has been enjoying a vacatio
the past few days, which she speu
with her brother Lewis at Barry
MINI.
Mrs. George Recor and children RI
turned on Monday from Graceville
where they visited with Mr.. Recol
who is running q threshing ,engiu
there.
Della Obedia, the two-year-o]
daughter of Ole Nelson, Of Lake Al
drew, died the 10 inst of summer con
plant. Funeral services were held Q
Thursday.
Misses Hannah and Clara Peterso
spent several days the past week {
Pennock with their brother .Antol
who has charge OF the Robbins lumb'
yard there.
Photographer Cherry has on di'
|play in the window of the express Off
a fine collection of views taken {
Green Lake. He will retail them {
Is cents each.
Co. Auditor Johnson has estimate
that it will take about 5000 ballots
j. supply the county for the coming pr
mary elections. This number Include
the ballots fol-, women. =.
Z Miss Maybel Rodlun will teach h
first term of school In Eyota, Or
sted county, where she has been O
gagged for the coming year as assis
ant principal of the schools.
. ~s*, b." Attontlonl !
]. A special sale of watches and chail
for both ladies and gents, ct 3. Eli
gusts, next door east Of Carlson Bro
e Frost's drug store. 2