Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-06-18

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Intestinal infection, appendicitis and
all affections of the bowels, liver and
kidneys prevented BY taking genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by Madi-
son Medicine Co. A. E. Mossberg.
All our readers should take advan-
tage of the Great Northern Old Set
tiers excursion from this point to
Duluth on the 81 instant. This is
splendid opportunity to visit the head
of the lakes. l7-3
The Little Helpers of the Swedish
Baptist church will have picnic the
24th OF June midsummer day. at H.
Hawkinson's, three miles west IT Will.
mar. An auction sale will a. held in.
the afternoon.
Oliver Porter, graduate in the
school of pharmacy at the 49," re-
turned home last week for his vaca-
ticn. He returns in the fall to take
up the study of medicine and fit him.
self for the medical profession.
Take day off, and enjoy yourself
on the Great Northern old settlers
excursion which will leave here Sat-
urday, the 21st instant for Duluth. A
splendid opportunity to see Lake su-
perior at slight expense. 17-3
a very acceptable contribution was
received on Monday by Hon. L. O.
Thorpe, of the Willmar Seminary
board OF trustees. 1t was q check
for 500 for the school fund, the con-
tributer being an unknown party in
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Halvorson, their
son and youngest child were visitors
In the cities last week. During MIR.
Halvorson's stay there, he placed one
of his larger gasoline engines with the
Lee & Hoff Manufacturing Company
of St. Paul.
Little Helen Halvorson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Halvorson, gave a
birthday party for twenty-five of her
young girl friends on Saturday the
7th inst. The little misses had a very
enjoya time helping the young lady
to celebrate the seventh anniversary
of her birthday.
Miss Maria Peterson was rendered
a surprise party at her home in the
First ward last Thursday evening by
q number of friends. The occasion
was the young lady's 18th birthday
anniversary, and the young people
made the evening a very pleasant one
for all concerned.
The following members of the Will
mar Fire Department were in New
Ulm last week in attendance at the
State Firemen's convention: J.. G.
Frese, assistant chief; Carl Freebere,
John Lundquist, M. D. Manning and
William Lundberg.
Rev. o. Estrem of this city per-
formed the marriage ceremony at At
water last Wednesday which united
Bernt P. Hoyey to. Miss Matilda
Christensen. The ceremony took place
at the Norwegian Synod church. The
newly married couple will make their
home in the town of tennessee.
Filing A. Johnson and Anton Lar
son were in from Fahlun this week on
business. Mr.. Larson, who is q son
OF Ole Larson, is visiting at the old
home, having sold his farm near Arti-
choke Lake. He expects to leave In
the near future for Seattle, Wash, to
engage in farming near that city.
Roy Sperry, graduate in the "U''
College of Law, arrived home last
Thursday from Minneapolis. His
father was unable to accompany him
home, as he was obliged to remain for
a time longer to receive treatment for
his eyes. He was left in care of q
specialist at St. Luke's Hospital.
Miss Palma Anderson, sister Of
Mrs. A. L. Nelson, was called to
Waubay, S. D., last Thursday, on &C.
count of q message announcing the
serious illness of her mother. Miss
Anderson expected to return in about
q week to resume her work in music
She has large class at Norway
Lake.
James Henderson, an old time resi-
dent of the county, but now located al
sunnyside, CAL, is renewing old &C.
quaintances and visiting with relatives
in the county. He is accompanied
by two of his daughters. Mr.. Hend
erson is engaged In the drug business
in sunnyside and is also interested ii
fruit raising near there.
The building of q new slaughter
house for F. w, Rose has just beer
completed. 1t has been erected OF
lots in tho Robbins pasture, at tn,
east end Of Foot Lake, and takes tn
place Of his old one, which was locatei
west OF the city, but was destroyed il
the heavy windstorm some time ago
Mr.. Rose expects to build cold stor
age plant near his new slaughte
house, the coming fall.
s. A. Rasmussen, the genius VIII
presides over the blacksmith and wag
on shop on east Benson avenue, ha