Willmar tribune., 1902-04-02

@aVoy'J u. M' OOW0a was IN motifs on
legal business yesterday.
Charlie Peterson OF Raymond did
business in Willmar today.
Mrs. w. B. Joslyn of Breckenridge
is visiting friends in the city.
M. A. Batterberry OF Burbank did
business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. E. Sonneson OF Priam is
visiting with friends in the city.
A class of twenty was initiated into
the Maccabees lodge last night.
Nels Swanson. of Svea, left for Chi
cago today to seek employment.
Jay Nelson. representing Harper
Bros, New York, is in the city.
A Mr.. Miller has opened an egg COM
mission store on East Benson avenue.
WANTED-April lst, a competent
girl for cook at Farmers Restaurant
Leslie Porter is spending his Easter
vacation working for G. w. johnson.
FOR RENT-Furnishe room. In
quire of T. M. Getchell or call at this
Office. Off
A. w. Linderholm, the Kandiyohi
harnessmaker, did business in the city
yesterday.
F. E. Monson, of New London, vis-
tied with his folks south of the city
yesterday and today.
Mrs. F. j. Stansberry went to. St.
Paul today for a two weeks visit.
Frank will have to try "baching" for
q while.
FOR RENT-Six rooms downstairs
or four rooms upstairs, and barn and
buggy shed if wanted. P. Anderson,
First ward. 8tf
F. W. Ferguson and wife went to
Brooten last Friday, via Paynesville.
They will visit with relatives near
Sunburgh over Easter.
VALUES are what The Big Store of
Z. II. Roise &JCo. desire to empha-
size. Ask to see our assortment OF
summer suitings for ladies.
Mrs. F. o. Peterson and family left
for Grove City Tuesday. After a few
days. visit with her folks there they
will leave for Kensal, N. D., via the
500.
O. G. Kambestad, one of the Kandi-
yohi county pedagogues, writes US from
Pennock to forward his TRIBUNE to
Chokio, this state, where he went yes
terday.
Geo. Govig has severed his connec-
ion with Johnson's Cash Supply
House and left today for Sissetou, S.
D., where he will go to work in lum
ber yard.
We are always as willing to show
as you are to look. Look at our
spring styles of hats-the Long 'ey, for
instance, at P. H. Roise & Co.'S The
Big Store.
Mrs. Anna Rowan, ladies' tailoress
and modiste, has opened parlors
above the Leading store, in apart
nents formerly occupied by Mrs. An.
IA Mullen.
The Big Store of P. H. Roise & Co.
can give you pointer on fine foot
wear. Look a. our Queen Qualit,
shoe for ladies and King Quality TO,
gentlemen.
Makes children eat, sleep aud grow.
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. IS cts.
A. E. Mossberg.
Ole Barnstad has let the contract
for a new business block adjoining
the Bank of Willmar building and
operations have begun. J. H. Olson
secured the contract.
Frank Thompson, with the Thomp
son Creamery Co., passed through the
city today. Mr.. Thompson had beel
10 Cokato and established skimming
station there fol. the. company.
Clearly it's mistake if you fail to
come and look over our immense
stock of summer suits and clothine
of all kinds which we are always hal.
py to show to everyone, at P. H. Ro. Sc
& Co.'s, The Big Store.
Ole j. Paulson is an independent
candidate for alderman in the Second
wardlfor the short term against o. B.
Olson. The people in the south part
OF the ward are anxious to secure a
representative in the council.
We are high IN quality and low in
price, which will be apparent to any
one who will look over our stock Of
ladies' and misses jackets andewraps
OF all kinds, now on sale at H
Roise & Co.'s, The Big Store.
Miss Esther Sorsnson hasSsevered
her connection with Johnson's Cash
Supply House and will take. q posi-.
ton with Nelson Bros. music dealers.
Miss Hannah Hanson will take Miss
Sorenson's place at Johnson's.
Adolph Lundquist passed THROUGH
Willmar Monday for Minneapolis,
after a visit with his brother, M. F.
Lundquist, of New! London. Adolpb
will return to his old home in Sweden
shortly, where he hopes to regain bis
health which has been sadly shattered
by paralysis.
Miss Augusta Carlson was surprised