Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-07-09
Additional Local News.

Additional Local News.
Bert Barnes of Morris has taken a
position as clerk at the Merchants.
Mrs. Anna Dickey has been visiting
With Willmar relatives the past week.
FOR SALE-A two-story show case
Will sell cheap. Inq uire at this Office.
Editor Lawson of the New London
Times called on Willmar relatives this
week.
Miss Cora Lindner has taken the
position of book keeper in her fathers
cigar factory.
John Dale and family of Renville,
are occupying the Ole Barnstad COT
tage at Eagle Lake.
Prof. G. Holmquist, principal of the
New London schools, has been visit
ing Willmar relatives this week.
Martin Bitterness and wife are here
from Glendive, Mont, for couple OF
| weeks visit with relatives and old
| friends.
| W. D. Virgins is again an active
member of the J. H. Virgins Co.,
Norman Booth having retired from
the firm.
Miss Eva Grimes, of Grove Lake, il
here assisting in the care of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j
M. Downs.
Master Freddie johnson of tn,
Glarum Hotel had his right hand yer,
badly burned by cannon frecracke
on the Fourth.
The regular meeting of the W. G
T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs
s. E. Stansberry on Thursday at
O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. Robert w. Ives and son
Chester, went to Sioux City yesterda!
for q brief visit with the family O
II. S. Craswell.
Anton K. Omlie disposed of the oil
Stalland property in the Third war
today to the Kandiyohi County Bank
Consideration, $1,000.
, Rufus Sharpe and daughter Wir
nifred of St. Paul are enjoying Wis
with the family Of John Williams an
other relatives in the city.
Martin T. Olson and wife will max
their future home in Thief River Falls
where Mr.. Olson will engage in til
general merchandise business.
Enfred Falk, who has a position i
grocery store in Minneapolis, IT
turned on Saturday to that city ate
, spending the Fourth at his home here
Willmar friends of Clerk of Cou
Angel of Litchfeld will regret t
learn of his serious illness ct his hon
> in that city, occasioned by brai
: trouble.
Messrs. Lund and Peterson, hors
. buyers of Minneapolis, shipped ca
load of horses to the cities last Thur
day which they had purchased in tn
vicinity.
al The old Gazette property on Il
}. Icorner of Fifth street and Litch6e
4 avenue, owned by H. r. Gale, b.
O. been sold to d. n. Tallman. CO
n sideration, $1,000.
Samples of beardless barley raise
d on the farm of Magnus Olson are .
a exhibition in the show window
e Carlson Bros. & Frost's. 1t is &C
tainly fine specimen.
Herman Halvorson made trip
Hinckley last Saturday. From the
J. he expected to go to Duluth to 10
g his family, who have been visiting
re that city for some time.
3. Deputy Sheriff Nordstrom went
u Minneapolis yesterday, where he W
g enjoy a lay-off from his duties a.
y visit with u couple of brothers, who
~ he has not seen for two years.
-. O. H. Thompson of New Lond
~ came down from Estevan, Can, t
=, 10 day, and will remain until spring.
~ was accompanied by Peter Johns
- q of Colfax, who has been off on lri]
,s The many friends of Mrs. L.
a Thorpe will be pleased to learn tt
ot she is recovering nicely from a di
cs cult surgical operation performed
n. her at the Frost hospital last Monds
ed Engineer G. L. Mclaughlin a
to family will again become residents
," Willmar, and will occupy the re
ne dence property in the First wa
IN bought some time ago by DR.. M;
de Laughlin.
e. Mr.. z. Fl. Austin, correspond
secretary OF the N. w. Life ms. {
of Minneapolis, and Miss Anne
Eyer of that city were married Il
be Thursday, July %3. The TRIBUNE
rs tends congratulations.
IN Miss Ethel Rains, who has been