Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-05
Wennerlund,
JEWELER and OTP1C1AN

JEWELER and OTPICIAN.
Local and Personal.
Miss Clara Waller of Minneapolis
Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. F. O.
Peterson.
LOST-Between the Opera House
and Kandiyohi Co. Bank, q mourn
ing veil. Mrs. Della Rice. 1w
The Young Peoples society of the
Norwegian Synod church met at O. l..
Liens last Monday evening.
Miss Olga Lindholm of Tripolis was
q guest at the home OF Mrs. Andrew
Nelson few days last week.
Mr.. 81. T. Olson, the father of the
late Olof Olson, left for St. Paul on
Saturday on learning of the death of
his son.
Miss Mabel Reese was called to
Norway Lake today on account of the
serious illness of her cousin, Miss
Othelia Skaalerud.
FOR RENT-A house with five good
rooms and bath room downstairs.
City water, sewer and cistern. G..
Anderson, 800 Eighth street. 1p
Messrs. William and John Geer are
moving the long lumber-sh for the
New London Milling Co. to the lots on
the south of the sheds formerly owned
by F. o. Peterson.
There has been delay occasioned
in the starting of the driver on Rural
Delivery Route No. owing to failure
in filing bonds on time. The first trip
will be made in the morning.
o: c. Gregg, Ssupt. of the Farmers
Institute, passed through en- route to
the cities today. Mr.. Gregg stated
that he thought that the Farmers In
stitute books to be sent here, would
very likely Be sent next week.
Harry Randall lectures on ssNor.
way and its People" at Seminary hall,
Saturday evening, Feb. 8. One hun.
dred and fifty. stereopticon views in
magnificent colors with several mo.
ton pictures. Admission IS cents.
Otto Hartvig and family of New
London passed through the city today
en- route for Dover, Del, where they
expect to locate in the future. Mr..
Hartvig, while he likes the country ir
these parts, thinks the climate a little
severe.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding of Mr. Carl L. Collin and Mis-.
Garcia Stromgren, both of Willmar
The happy event will take place mex
Tuesday evening at Bonde Hall, IN
der the auspices of the Royal Neigh
Dor lodge.
l The building committee of the Luth
eran Free church have commenced
buying stone for the foundation TO-
the new church to be built this summer
Martinus Hanson and John c. Bere
are having the purchase of the ston
in charge.
y 1t is reported that q wedding tool
place at Burbank yesterday, the con
tracing parties being Mr.. Andre1
cartledge and Miss Marion Geer. Tn
happy couple started on q trip tn
same day. The TRIBUNE extends con
CALCULATIONS.
Charles johnson returned from tn
cities last Friday where he went tn
Saturday before on business. It /
told on Charlie that he was delaye
in the cities two days on account Q
being minus q ticket to come home
We will not vouch for this but simpl.
state what our informant said.
Landlord johnson of the Mario,
> House had q tussle with q rowdy
his Office Monday night. It seem
that these buns want to use the of1c
as loafing place In the nights an
Mr.. Johnson won't allow this and in or
forcing this rule he had some trouble
but landed his man on the street.
i A. g. Anderson OF Murdoch,
brother-in-law Of Landlord Johnso
of>the NARROW house, passed throug
the city yesterday en- route home fro1
Richland, Carver Co., MINI. Nj
Anderson had been down there an
purchased eighty acres of land, az
joining his farm at Murdoch. Mi
Anderson paid $500 per acre for Il
land. s5- -ss*s-,:@., 3 f.:
Ludwig Johnson Of Sves, who hs
been renting the Gust Williamso
4 farm. has made arrangements to mo,
to Cokato. Mrs. Johnson and Il
children left on Tuesday's passengt
:, and Mr.. johnson will follow LATE
Q with stock and household goods. II
3 reason Mr., Johnson moved to Cokat
, VAS that he could not find suitab
. farm near town to buy or rent ut VIII,
d he thought Was sonable terms.
u johnson. Frldlsad . llollse.
J. The above named firm wishes TO %
q that slthough they enjoyed : goo
Trade On the special lines advertise
81 lastvesk, they III haxe enough L
81 70 select from. Do mot fail TO- !,
thar q. - snot colnm,.