Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-05-14
WENNERLUND & NELSON.
Jewellers and Opticians.

WEhhERLuND & NELSON,
JswsIer. and Opticians.
Wedding bells will soon ring in
Kandiyohi, when one of Willmar's
popular young clerks will figure as
groom.
T. Christianson is home from trip
to the Turtle mountain country in N.
d. where he visited relatives and look
ed up land prospects.
William White, who has for a long
time has been in the employ of J. L.
Lindner, removes to Atwater this week
to again locate there in the cigar bust
ness.
E. N. Woods, of town of St. Johns,
has disposed of a section OF land to
Spencer Erickson of Raymond,
through the agency of Crawford & Les
lie. The price paid was $26 per acre.
The High School Juniors will enter
tain the graduating class of 1902 on
Monday evening, June 16, at recep-
tion to be held at the home of Miss
Marian Hanscom, in west Litchdeld
avenue.
Mother, Yes one package makes two
quarts of baby medicine. See direc-
lions. There is nothing just as good
for babies and children as Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents. A. E. Moss
berg.
J. N. Chellew, state commander of
Knights of Maccabees, of St. PAU,
was in the city Saturday en- route
home from Benson, where he had Or
gained a large Tent of the order the
previous night.
Willmar lawns are coming out in
their dress of green and the many
pretty shade trees are taking on their
summer foliage. We doubt if there is
a city in the state that has better. kept
lawns than Willmar.
J. F. Branton, superintendent of
agents, of Southern Minnesota, for
the John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., has been expounding the
merits of insurance the past week
among former fellow citizens.
l.. A. Tjosvold, general agent for
the Kimball Piano Company, called
on Willmar relatives and friends the
past week. Mr.. Tjosvold had recent
ly been in Fargo, where he establish
ed an agency for the company.
Willmar relatives of Mrs. Gust.
Peterson, who lives near Priam, drove
out there last Friday afternoon to
help her celebrate he anniversary OF
her birthday. Among them was Mrs.
F. F. Nelson, who is daughter.
J.H. Sprague, of Long Lake, was
in the city the past week renewing old
acquaintance. Mr.. Sprague is now
district agent for the John Hancock
Life Insurance Co position which
he assumed the first of the month.
Mrs. Emil Evanson and child, and
mother-in-law, of Morris, arrived here
Friday for visit with relatives, and
have been the guests of F. F.. Nelson
They were accompanied by Miss Edith
Peterson, who returned home from q
visit at Morris.
Halvor Shipstead goes to Hancock
today to erect monument for party
at that place, and expects to be absen
for q couple of weeks. Mr.. Shipstead
is kept busy attending to the many or
ders for monuments which have beer
placed with him.
John Forsberg informs us that h
will have one of the finest and up-to
date cameras ever used in the picture
business, which he will use in taking
views throughout the county this sum
mer. The instrument is ordered
through Chicago firm.
Mrs. Della M. Armstrong, state dep
uty organizer of the Ladies of tn
Maccabees, returned to Minneapoli
Saturday, after spending three week
here in the interest of the order. Sh
was accompanied by the state comman
der, Mrs. Anna M. Welch.
Employees of the Great Norther
round house are now enjoying NOR
aud better light. The wiring for fifty
five electric lights has been finishe
and they were turned on this week
The fourth section has not yet bee
wired, where there will be fifteen add
tional lights.
Rev. G. Harmon Johnson went
Maynard Saturday to. assist in til
dedication services at the new Presby
teriau church there. He was accom-
panied by Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor
at-large, and Rev. r. N. Adams, {
Minneapolis, synodical superindent
missions, Central Minnesota.
FOR sALE-A car Of good, DR.
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D cash with order or bank references
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