Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-03-12
looal and Personal ustes. . 55.5.
Benz. Castberg, lawyer, Willmar

looaI aNo poSe0nst 90tss.
Ben. Castberg, lawyer, W illmar.
g. "a. Erickson sells the Fountain
City drill. sz>,,<s. ~
Window glass and room moulding
u .. ~ q. .Jacobson's. :, -: ~ 3tf
FOR sAI4E-Peroheron stallion on
Sec. 8, St. Johns. Mason W. Spicer.
DR.. 9. E. Gerretson, dentist. Office
In Mikkelson block. willmar. 22n.
r. Otos writes fire and tornado in
surance, and sells steamship tickets.
acknowledgements girl for gen.
eral homework. Mrs. G. Harmon
Johnson. It.
The best theatrical entertainment of
the season will be given at the Opera
House next Wednesday evening.
Leslie Mathews, editor of the Ben.
son Monitor, passed through the city
en- route home from the cities today.
Don't fail to see "Old Jed Prouty"
at the Opera House next Wednesday
evening" 1t is an exceptional treat.
A choice residence property on 4th
St, opposite the High school, for sale
by J. T. Otos. A bargain if taken
soon. 2tf
Services will be held next Sunday
morning at the Swedish Lutheran
church, conducted by Olof .Lindgren
of Svea.
Mrs. Daniel johnson of New Lon
don, who has been visiting with friends
in the city for few days, returned
home today.
Edward Johnson of Lake Andrew.
who has been in attendance at the
special session Of the Legislature, re-.
turned home today.
All kinds of salt, feed, -four and
groceries at Sundberg & Co. g, located
in the old Albert Larson's store, cor
ner Benson Ave. and 9Th St. 12tt
August Norman, with the firm John
son, Fridluud & Moline, is taking
Will GRATIS place on the road for J
H. Allen & Co. of St. Paul during his
illness.
LOST-Pocket- book, on Sioux Falls
train: also envelope containing two
probate deeds, Mar. II. Finder leave
same at this Office. A. E. LA1DLAw. 1
The estates of Maria +. Gou]ding O.
this city and Anders H. Hegstrom O.
Willmar township were entered fol
probate at Judge Nordin's Office to
day.
The Swedish Lutheran ladies Civ,
their coffee tomorrow Thursday at
ternoon at Mrs. J. A. Weedall. TIL
ladies realized about 500 at their sal
at the new parsonage last week.
Jack Shane of Browns Valley, for
merly with the old firm of Spicer 8
Larson of this city, passed through
here yesterday en- route to the cities
Mr.. Shane is dry goods merchant a
Browns Valley.
1t is now ''papa' Charley Olson
with the good natured whisker pushe
at the Metropolitan barber shop 4
bouncing baby boy arrived at hi
home last Thursday morning. Char
ley is as important as trust magnate
Erik Lofgren came down from Ken
mare, N. D., last week and went GU
to Spicer for q visit with his father-in
law, H. Halvorson. He will also visi
relatives and friends in the southern
part OF the country before returning
home.
Leonard Bergstrom of Murdoch
passed through Willmar en- rout
home from the cities last Thursday
Mr.. Bergstrom had been in attend
ance at the meeting of the state asso
citation of Mutual Insurance com
panies.
Miss Anna Simonson of Starbuck
Pope Co. passed through this city Ia
Saturday en- route to Echo, MINI. fol
a visit with friends and relatives
Miss Simonson is former Seminar,
student and we'll known to some of ou
readers.
| Miss Christine Erickson closed
tive-months' term of school north O
Willmar last Wednesday. The fol
lowing Monday she began anothe
term in Dist. IS south of Atwater
where she has previously taught TO
a number of years.
Miss Ida Walby passed through
this city last Saturday en- route to he
home in Norway Lake from Appleton
where she has been teaching school
Miss Walby expects to return to Ap
pleton after three weeks vacation
and commence three months term.
! Clerk of Court Ramsett informs u
that he has been notified by the reve
nue. collector that it will not be neces
sary to afix revenue stamps to officia
oaths aud bonds of town and villag,
officials hereafter. A fifty cent stam1
was formerly required on each sucl
document.