Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-10
Local and Personal.

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DR.. Mel1bv went to St. Paul last
Friday for brief visit.
Mrs. D N. Tallman md children
came in from Green Lake Friday.
Miss Julia Macdonald visited in
Litchfield the latter part of last week.
Miss Anna Tripp, of New Salem, N.
D., is a guest at the home of F. G..
Handy.
Miss Josephine Jenness left last Sat-
urday to resume her teaching at Ell
bow Lake.
George Wedall left on Monday to
enter the law department at the state
university.
Mrs. W. Burr returned Sunday
morning from a visit with friends at
New Salem, N. D.
Miss Anna Iverson and her mother
returned on Monday from a visit with
St. Paul relatives.
Get your school supplies at Carlson
Bros. & Frost's. Everything ne"es-
sarv for the school no m. 29-4
Miss O'Keefe, of St. Paul, has been
q guest the past waek of Misses Mar
garet and Mamie Walsh.
DR.. I|strup attended a very inter-
osting meeting Of state veterinarians
IN Minneapolis last week.
James Walsh, the genial Great
Northern cashier, spent Sunday TAX
ing in the sights in the cities.
Mrs. J. D. Marsh all of Red Lake
Fails was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Porter the past week.
Miss Marie Reilson has returned
from the cities and will again take up
her work as Instructor in music
Miss Maybel Rod1un left last Thurs
day morning to assume her new duties
rs teacher in the Eyota schools.
F. w. Ferguson and wife left last
Friday for two weeks visit with rel
atives in Chicago and other points.
Mrs. Martin E. Tew left last Satur-
day morning for an extended visit at
her old home in San Francisco, Cal.
William Nord has returned to
Minneapolis to resume his studies in
the civil engineering course at the
State "U".
S. B. Qvale, the lumber merchant,
mingled business with pleasure in the
cities the latter part of last week. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Qvale.
Mrs. Charles Cunningham and chill
dren arrived here last week from Min
neapolis to join Mr.. Cunningham
who is horseshoer for A. j. Ekander
The Modern Woodmen anticipate q
big time this evening in the Bondt
: hail. the occasion being their darc'
P and supper, to which the public is in
I vited.
= L J. Tolliver, the colored gentle
man who has for some time been il
the employ OF Parson & Ekdahl, ha
removed with his family to Brecken
ridge.
T. K. StaIland is filing Hans En-
e gelstad's position on the night police
e force, while the latter gentleman
e is experimenting the work of erecting
' booths for the street fair.
: Miss Liua Gjems, with her mother
= returned last Wednesday to agai
= assume her work as Latin instructo
4 in the High School. They enjoyed
e very pleasant trip to Norway.
; The old Rasmussen farm in Section
}. 6. town of Wilmar, was sold las
j. Thursday to Mr.. Evans, OF LAX
e View, Iowa, through the Crawford s
q Leslie agency. The price paid wa
d S42 per acre.
e Miss Helen Fish returned to he
$ home in Minneapolis last Friday
S She was accompanied by her cousin
Miss Florence D. Porter, who left 70
Mortified to resume her studies a
Carleton College.
Miss Bessie O5trander, of Ne,
Paynesville, was the guest of Will
mar friends last week. She was O.
her way to North Dakota, to whic
place she returns to spend the fall an
winter at Hope and Fargo.
The second story of the Person
Ekd abl wagon and blacksmith shop
being fitted up for living roo IONS, whic
will be occupied by Mrs. A. G. Ny
quist. She will probably use tn
same for boarding house.
The derailment of several cars {
Irene, small station on the Siou
Falls line, called the wrecking ere
= from this city last Wednesday. Th
!. wrecked train was a freight in chare
of Conductor Ferd Danielson.
, Carl Paulson, of the general me-
chaudise firm of Paulson & S]etten
+ Kensal, N. D., stopped off here sew
raj days this week en- route from tt
cities to Kensal. Carl reports bus
pess in the Dakota town as being Vel