Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-13

STAFF Capt. soderh ohm, Of Minnea-
polls, will conduct meetings in the
Salvation Army hall next Sunday as
follows In the forenoon at 1890; In
the afternoon at $3.50, and In the even
ing at O'Clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend these meetings.
Elliott Gunderson of Arctsnder
went to Minneapolis last Wednesday
and was examined by scientists as to
the result of injuries received by being
thrown out of his wagon on the tracks
of the G. N. r. r. Co: in going from
their stock yards in New London.
Great Northern engineers running
the big engines used on some parts of
the road have been granted an increase
in wages of from 81 90 per one hundred
miles to 81 rs. This is the result of q
petition from the brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers through their ad-
justment committee.
Mr.. Otto Bjork and Miss Ella Lind
berg were married at Bethel Lutheran
parsonage yesterday by Rev. Gustaf
Peterson. The groom has made his
home at Willmar and the bride halls
from New London Mr.. Bjork owns a
farm near New London. Theirfriends,
including THE TRIBUNE, wish them
happiness.
Ole Lundquist and bride arrived
here from Hoffman yesterday, accom-.
panied by the groom's brother, Jonas
Lundquist and Miss Matte. Selin,
who served as attendants to the bril-
dal pair. Mr.. and Mrs. Lundquist are
at present at the Lundquist home in
the First ward, where they are receiv.
ing the congratulations of their many
friends.
Central Lodge No. 80 of K. of P,
will give one of its enjoyable socials
next Monday evening in it's lodge
rooms in the Odd Fellows hall. The
Knights will entertain their ladies and
visiting brethren with musical pro-
gram and progressive cinch will be
one of the amusements of the evening.
There will also be dancing.
Drs. G. Johnson, Harold Frost and
j. r. Petersen were in attends nce at
the meeting of the Crow River Valley
Medical Society held on Wednesday
at Benson. The medical fraternity
was pleasantly entertained and among
the features was a banquet at the
Hotel Paris. The next meeting will be
held in Litch6eld in February.
The meeting called by Senator-elect
Thorpe and Representative-electG land
rud, for the purpose of considering
matters regarding road legislation,
convenes next Tuesday at 1:3O p. m.
at the court house in this city. A
large attendance from the country, it
is thought, will be there to offer sug-
gestions regarding road laws and to
discuss them.
Owing to the advanced prices of hay
and grain and all feed stuff, local
livery ind feed barn proprietors feel
that they are justified in raising their
rates to the public and have posted up
notices containing the following
prices: Teams, stabling, Is cents;
single horses, Is; teams to feed, so;
single horses to feed, Is; teams stabbed
over night, so; single horses, Is.
In the creamery butter competition
at the state dairymeu's convention
held in St. Paul this week, Peter Null
Ter of Georgeville received q score of
923 and A. 81. Beckwell of Spicer q
score OF 924. All competitors scoring
over 80 points shared in the pro-rsta
division of $3.50 offered by the associ.
alton. M. Sondergaard OF Hutchin-
son won the gold medal with an aver
age score Of S5t,