Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
of the houses.-New London Time
2lst inst.

E, eryone should attend the Mime
sofa State Fair, which opens at Ham,
line, Minn., September l. The Good
Roads Exhibition given free will es-
pecially interest many OF our readers.
Very cheap rates to the Twin Cities
via Great Northern Railway. See
agent for particulars.
J. F. Millard and wife were in Kerk-
hoven last week, where they had been
called by q message announcing the
serious illness of Mr.. Miliard's sister,
Miss Thilda Finstrom. On Tuesday
she was in a critical condition, but
has since rallied, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard were able to return home later
in the week.
This is the opportunity our readers
have been looking for, visit the Twin
Cities and the State Fair, Sept. l to
6. One railroad fare and SOC takes
you to the Twin Cities and return,
and admits you to the Fair grounds.
See the Good Roads Exhibition free.
Ask Great Northern agent for other
information.
c. A. Shields has resigned his posi-
tion with the Duluth Elevator Co. and
has accepted a position with grain
company at Winnipeg. He will move
to Winnipeg at once. August Lund-
quist of Kandiyohi has accepted po.
sitton In the elevator here, of which
Mr.. Shields has had charge -Atwater
Press.
W. Il. Hanscom, representing the
Minneapolis Bankrupt Mercantile
Company, will open sale of the bank.
rupt stock of H. J. Halvorson, on the
28th inst. The stock is now being put
in shape and additional goods have
been placed in the building. Ole Sc
lin has been engaged to assist in the
work OF disposing of the goods.
We understand from reliable source
that the Great Northern will soo1
erect large stone depot and freigh
house just sou!h of Mat Wenner's sa
loon, where the elevator stands. 1
will be modern affair in every par
ticular. There is also talk of adding
ten more stalls to the round hous,
and filing in the ground just west o
the present building.-Breckenridg
Gazette.
The Great Northern Railway ha
made it possible for you to attend tn
greatest State Fair west of tn Missis
sippi River, which opens at Hamline
Sept. l. One fare and SOC buys you
round trip ticket, and your admission
to the Fair Grounds. This is you
opportunity to visit the Twin Cities
See Great Northern agent for othe
information.
W. A. Hart of Enderlin, N. D., i
the new man in charge of the Mime
sofa & Western Grain Elevator a
this point, succeeding Mr.. M. W
Woodwork, who goeS to accept pc
sition in Canada. Mr.. Hart held tn
position of agent for the Atlantic Ele
vator Co. at Enderlin for the pas
three years and is q gentleman of muc
experience in the handling of grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Swillens, with thei
daughters, Mrs. J. F. Sherman an
Miss Gertrude Swillens, returned las
Saturday from California. The fam
ly will again make Willmar thei
home, and will temporarily reside wit
Mrs. Sherman During their stay i
California they spent month
Sacramento, near which city Nj
Swillens invested in a peach orchard
Brakeman Gorwell has so far r.
covered from his recent accident as
be able to be out again, a fact whie
his friends will be pleased to lear
He will sustain no bad effects as
first feared. The patient was restore
to consciousness early Thursds
morning, when the effects of the dru.
which had been administed to him
Clara City were overcome.
o. B. Berkness, of White6eld, W
in the city last Saturday to recei
treatment from DR.. Harold Frost +
, an. injured hand. While work.
with binder last Wednesday l
r right haBd was caught in the dri
: chain and one of his fingers was b.
" pinched. It was feared that bio
= poison had set in. Mr.. Berkness v
i be obliged to take lay-of for ii
# while he is nursing the injured me
i ber.
q ~ The Willmar Milling Company
Q pests to be in readiness next week
+ again start up for business, after
ing shut down for q time on acco
% of necessary repairs and impro
q ments. The work of putting in !
ri dump scales has been completed.
o. extra feed mill for cob grinding
j. been added and all the old machin
g. In the building is being overhaul
t. The mill will be in position to t
care of it's increasing trade better t
IN ever.
= The ladies of the Presbytel
be church have rented the old Republi
e. Gazette Office and during all &
ci- days of the street fair will serve m
,r- and refreshments. A rummage
81. will also be conducted. The stock