Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-07-16
WEhNERLUhD & NELSON,
Jewellers and Opticians.
Additional Local News.

| Additional Local News.
The Board of Audit was in session
Monday.
Services at the Swedish Lutheran
church next Sunday evening at 8
! O'Clock.
The Swedish Lutheran sociable will
be given at the home of Mr.. WIN.
Englund in the country tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Charles H. German of Minnea-
polls arrived here Saturday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. r. A.
Thompson.
| An effort has been made to make a
compromise settlement with creditors
in the case of H. j. Halvorson, the
house furnisher. -
Mrs. O. Seedar and grandson Oliver
and Miss Title Monson arrived yes
terday from Minneapolis for a visit
with O. Johnson's.
A settlement has been effected and
approved by the county commission
ers in the case of the State of Mime
sofa vs.. Daniel Downs.
The knights and Ladies' of the Mac
cabees gave a very enjoyable party
last evening at the Bonde hall for a
company of their invited friends.
Judge Bitterness officiated yesterday
afternoon at the marriage of John F..
Weerts and Tina Derks. The cere-
mony took place at the court house.
Clerk of Court Ramsett entered
judgment last Wednesday against
Henry L. Won Schenck, in the breach
of promise suit, to the amount of 1872 60.
Miss IRA Nc Cullough, of Murfrees=
boro, Tennessee, arrived here last
Thursday and will spend the summer
at the home of her uncle, Rev. Nc Cul-
Tough.
| A. A. Anderson, local agent for the
Southern Minnesota Valley Land
Company, returned Monday night
from Madelia, where the company's
head Office is located.
Mrs. Martin Stalland has joined her
husband here, and they will both make
Willmar their permanent residence.
Mr.. Stalland is mail agent on the
| Wi1lmar-Hannah line
Mrs. H. M. Manus and little daugh.
ter, of Burt, Iowa, returned home
Monday after a several days. visit
here with Mr.. Manus, secretary of the
Southern Minnesota Valley Land
Company.
| Clerk of Court Ramsett issued q
marriage license last Wednesday to
John Swanson and Mary Bremmon,
both of Mamre. They were united in
marriage the same day by Judge
Bitterness.
| Scion Benton and sister, Miss SUI.
san Benton, left last Friday for San
Jose, CAL, where they will visit with
a sister and other relatives. They ex'
pect to remain in the coast country
until the first part of September.
Ole S. Reigstad reports that the
West Lake Creamery will distribute
81. 800 to it's patrons for milk received
in June. This is record breaker for
June with this company, of which Mr..
Reigstad is the efficient manager.
Deputy Auditor Nelson and family
enjoyed visit last week from Mr..
Nelson's sister, Sister Celia, of MIN.
neapolis, who is deaconess of the
Lutheran Augustana church. Miss
Nelson left on Saturday for visit at
Dassel.
An ice cream social will be held in
the Arne Embertson grove near Eagle
Lake, on Saturday evening of this
week, by the young ladies of the Eagle
Lake Lutheran church. A cordial
invitation is extended to everybody to
come and enjoy the evening.
Arrangements are in progress which
will probably insure number of ball
games for Willmar for the balance OF
the season. Montevideo is expected to
be here on Saturday, and two games
will be played with the Willmar team,
one on the afternoon of that day and
another at Spicer the following day
for the excursionists.
A change of time card on the Great
Northern is to take effect the 9th inst.
There will be a slight change on all
the divisions east of Minot except the
Willmar division. Additional trains
will be put on several divisions. We
understand that the change will effect
only the passenger service.
The farewell reception rendered tic
Rev. Estrem at the Willmar Seminary
last Sunday was largely attended, and
an interesting program carried out
A purse of $201.50 was presented tc
the retiring pastor by members of hit
congregation in recognition of his
services here. :...s !.