Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-27
Local and Personal.

Willmar, Mimi
Local and Personal.
s. B Qvale is back from his trip to
Souris, N. D.
O. A. Gillian has resigned his posi-
ton at the Metropolitan Barber Shop.
Ed and Robert Patchell arrived
home Friday morning from Kensal,
N. D. ~
Benjamin Castberg, Scandinavian
lawyer. Adam Olson block, Benson,
MINI. 29-5
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs J.
F. Burns, of the First ward, Sunday
night.
Henry Winblad is expected to ar
rive here from Portland, Oregon, to-
morrow.
Magnus Sletten was down from
South Dakota this week for visit
with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Rasmussen has
opened a music studio at her home,
3O5 Seventh street.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church meet with Mrs. G. B. Carlson
tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon.
MISS Bella Lien is filing her sist-
er's position at the Golden Rule,
while the latter is of on her vacation.
Miss Lille johnson returned Mon
day from a brief visit with Granite
Falls relatives and friends near Ray
mond.
Miss Nettie A. Johnson, OF Minnea-
polls, is spending the week with rela-
ttves in Willmar and other, points in
the county.
Miss Victoria SAKE of St. Paul, who
had been the guest of friends at an
outing at Eagle Lake, returned home
last Thursday.
Andrew Gordhamer of Norway Lake
and M. A. Schoultz of Raymond will
serve as federal court jurors at Min
neapolis Sept. 2.
Ole Bjerke, late of Benson, succeeds
Mr.. Nichols in tho barber shop OF
Peter Rasmussen. Mr.. Nichols left
last Thursday for Minneapolis.
Messrs. L. F. Larson and Lewis
Christopherson have opened a con.
fectionery and fruit store in the Rod.
lun building on Benson avenue.
G. w. Swensou, the Raymond wheat
buyer for the Northwestern Elevator
Co., returned to that village Sunday
night from VISIT in Willmar and vi.
cinity.
A large cold storage plant is to be
built soon in this city by Willmal
parties. The exact location is not ye,
decided upon. It will cost about
S15, 900.
Gilhooley, the veteran salesman 10,
the Monarch Tobacco Works, Of
Louisville, KY, renewed old acquaint
ances here this week. It is ten years
since he WAS here.
Mrs. J. J. Moulton, of Chicago,
who had been the guest for some tim.
of her nephews, the Messrs, Johnson
at the Glarum Hotel, left last Wed
nesdsy for Glenwood.
Mrs. Helen Youngquist and daugh
ter, Miss Anna, were the guests o.
Willmar friends today, on their wa.
home to Minneapolis from a visit will
friends In the county.
Misses Minnie and Hazel Elmquis
spent the past week visiting Litch6els
friends. On Wednesday evening the!
were among the guests at the Okeson
Scarp wedding in that city.
The Montevideo Leader says tina
Max Spletter has opened cigar fac
| tory in rooms over Murphy's clothin
7 store. Max's many Willmar friend
} will wish him success in his new feld
, Mrs. Victor Nelson and chilare
went to Kandiyohi Saturday for
Q brief visit. They were accompanie
. by Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Holm
E. berg, who returned from q visit her,
Miss Christine Glad was rendered
surprise party Monday evening at h.
: home on South Sixth street by cor
3 pany of young people. The occasic
= was very enjoy able one for all pre-
- ent.
Mrs. F. Van Houten and childrt
were joined here this week by m
Van Houten, who came down fro
ID Fargo Tuesday morning. He return
recently from trip to the Pact
20 coast.
in The Good Roads Exhibition to
IN given free at the Minnesota State Fa
t. Hamline, Sept. to 6, will be VOL
r. to you the cost of attendance. s
in Great Northern agent about low raj
OF in effect.
IL Elmer Adams returned last Frid
II night from Montana, where he /
&C 'c- been employed for some time with
II, civil engineer corps as rodman.
gu has been working in the vicinity
u Kalispell.
N Sumner L. Meyer, county surve!
of Chippewa county, was in the c
last week. MIR. Meyer has been
a,- gagged in surveying for the Spi
,,a Land Company in the new addition