Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-03

+. W. Ferguson enjoyed visit the
past week from his father, Frederick
Ferguson, of Kalispell, Mont, who
was former resident in this city.
Mr.. Ferguson left this week for a visit
with relatives in the Twin Cities and
in Indiana.
Cashier James Walsh of the Great
Northern has rented the Segerstrom
house in the First ward, which he will
occupy with his sisters, Misses Mamie,
Margaret and Emma Walsh. Miss
Emma is expected to arrive here about
the 10Th inst. from Seattle, Wash.
Luman c. Simons, we'll known in
this county as a former resident of
Atwater, has filed for the republican
nomination for representative from
the 61st legislative district. Mr..
Slmons is at present interested in q
bank at Wylie, near Red Lake Falls.
Among the students who left this
week for Decorah, Iowa, to attend
Luther College in that city, were the
following: Herman Estrem, SERVER
Thorpe, Allen Sather, Rudolph Estrem
and Selmer Tallakson. The two latter
begin their first year at that institu-
tion.
Miss Margeret Walsh, formerly of
Grand Forks, N. D., but late of St.
Paul, has been engaged by Miss Car
lin as trimmer for the season at her
millinery store. Miss Walsh will
make her home here with her brother,
Cashier Walsh of the Great Northern.
and sisters.
Mrs. Henry Winblad and children
we're Joined here last Friday morning
by Mr.. Winblad, who arrived from
Portland, Oregon. The family will
again make Kandiyohi county their
home. They left for New London last
Friday afternoon, where Mr.. Winblad
assumes Temporary charge of the bar
Der shop of E. Sundling.
Erick Nelsoo, the building con-
tractor, has the contracts for q new
residence for Mats A. Holm and one
for William Thompson. The Holm
residence is being erected near the
Mission church, on Seventh street, on
the old Sherwood lots. Mr.. Thomp-
sons residence will be erected in the
ferring addition, on east Litchfeld
avenue.
Mrs. Caroline Noyes is entertaining
her daughters, they coming from wide-
ly separated points. Mrs. Stanley OF
Mayhem Lake, Miss Lizzie of this city,
Mrs. Chas. Birch of Willmar, Mrs. J.
H. Wallace of Providence, r. l., and
Mrs. Hill of Anoka are gathered be-
meath their mothers hospitable root
for a family reunion.-St..* Cloud
Journal Press. "
Joseph Rustad was quite badly in
jured last Thursday on the farm of
his brother, M. O. Rustad, at Norway
Lake. He was engaged with others in
coupling threshing engine and sepa-
rator and in backing up the engine
miscalculated the distance. Mr.. Ru-
stad, who was between the two, was
struck and severely jammed as con-
sequence. DR.. johnson of this city.
who was called to attend him, says
that his injuries are apparently not
CT an Internal nature, as was at first
feared.
The annual conference and celebra-
ton of the fiftieth anniversary of the
Swedish Baptist church of America is
an event which is being looked for
ward to with much pleasure by all
Swedish Baptists in the country. The
sessions open the 23rd inst. and will
continue for several days. Among
those who plan to attend from this
city are the following: Rev. Robert
Larson and wife, N. l.. Winblad, O.
H, Ekdahl, Mrs. Remus Swenson and
Miss Emma Johnson. It is most
probable that the local society will be
largely represented.
Burglary in the third degree is the
serious charge which faces q young
man of this city. Late last Friday
night the Ackerman meat market was
entered and an attempt madeto appro-
pirate sum OF money amounting to
about $l4. Deputy Sheriff Hanscom,
who was on guard, frustrated the at
tempt and made the arrest. Entrance
was gained through the cellar way.
The prisoner was arrained before
Judge Roise on Saturday and con.
tinuance of the case taken until today.
The parents of the young man are
prostrated with grief, and out OF
sympathy for the family, the TRIBUNE
compile with a request to withhold
the name for publication.
LATER case is continued until
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. g. Olson have been
enjoying visit the past week from q
brother of Mrs. Olson, Mr.. Solomon
johnson, of Wells Point, Texas. Mr.
Johnson was one of the early settlers
of this county, being a resident of the
township before the railroad was bull,
into Willmar. It is IS years ago tha
he removed from here, at which time
he occupied a claim where the ole
Skataas farm is now, north of tn,