Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-12
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Feb. 10.-Jack Frost is enjoying
himself immensely nowadays. He
seems to think it his greatest delight
to bite peoples noses. Some of the
farmers on route No. who placed
wooden boxes along the road have
been obliged to replace them with
steel enes. III. J. Swenson offers his
farm for sale. Here's snap for some
one who wants to buy large and
good farm. ...... Charley Bloomgren
has returned from Bowbells, N. D.,
where he has been staying since last
fall. "A large number of our young
people attended the basket social in
district No. SO Saturday evening q
week ago.. Her Ellingson and BROTH
er OF >Willmar were seen in this vicin-
lty Friday OF last week. .. Miss An
ME Walner visited friends and rela-
tlves in Willmar last week. Ole
Granquist's house is looming up in
tlne style, and when completed will be
a swell structure. Messrs. Wahl. tran.
Dahlquist and Paulson, of Willmar,
are doing the carpentering. 1T. Miss
Caroline Hallquist has gone to Will
mar to learn the dressmaking trade.
....Axel Lindblad and Charley John
son are back fir m Foley, where hey
purchased each a carload of wood
Mrs. A. Nyquist has returned to Min
neapolis after visit with relatives
ana friends here. Misses Chris
tine and Ida Grarquist are home from
a stay in the. land famous for its
roses. The mail route in the south.
ern vicinity is not daily, as VIZ stat
ed IN our last items, but only serves
the farmers every other day. Some
OF our young people who have not
learned who the champion letter writer
Is are feeling very puzzled, and some
are losing sleep to find out. Some be-
lleve it is the writer, but there YOU
are mistaken. Never mind who he is;
he is good fellow just the same. ....
Emil Hegstrom took a trip to New
London last Friday. :. .Erick Moline
transacted business at Elmquist's in
Fahlun Wednesday....- Miss Cora
Peterson attended the teachers exam
nations held in Willmar Friday and
Saturday, consequently there was no
school in district No. 68 Friday,....
A phone was put in at E. Moline's
the latter part of the week. Little
did Kid dream when he as matter of
news stated that Svea possessed tho
champion 1etter-writer of the county
and he hardly believes it yet) that
any human being with as much brains
as an insane hen could read it in such
9 way as to believe Kid meant his own
report. But that Il what the Lake
Elizabeth 'Pen'' has done. Every
sane person who read the item knows
1t meant different. Now, MIR. PEN
holder, read our items as they are
printed. Never mix peas with beans
If you know the difference. p.
N. Nelson, our successful poultry
raiser, returned Saturday from a trip
to St. Paul, where he had been in at
tendance at the poultry fair held there
last week. Mr.. Nelson brought with
him home some of the best class chick
ems to improve his already good
breed, including White Window
rooster which scored SO at the fair, for
which he had to pay an enormous
price. It is safe to say that he has
the most reliable stock in the county.
Everybody who intends to improve
his poultry stock will do wise thing
in dealing with him. Miss Minnie
Williamson returns to Minneapolis
today after three weeks stay at
home. She is now hale and hearty
again.. The Y. P. society will meet
next Friday evening. It now meets
every other week. A splendid debate
is said to take place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludwig johnson left for Cokato last
Thursday, where they have leased .
farm. We are sorry to see them
leave but wish them much luck and
happiness in their new home. .. Our
merchant J. Ed Nelson will build an
addition to his already large store.
He is at present hauling materials.
Mr.. Ne son is successful business
man and is doing thriving business,
so he had to get more space in order
to have better accommoda ations.
| KID MCCHEE.