Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-05-07

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ID, at three o'clock. All are very cor
daily invited.
A meeting of the members of the
Lutheran Free church of this city will
be held on Friday evening to take f.
nal action on the Building of the new
church edifce.
Arne Nelson is home from Minnea-
polls for his summer vacation. Arne
was for time employed in the Chi
cago Great Western railway shops at
Oelwein, Iowa.
Messrs. L. O. Thorpe and A. O.
Nasset left on Monday for the north
ern part of the state on land business.
They will spend some time in Cass
county looking up lands.
Owing to illness, Olof Dale has been
obliged to give up his work for time
in the grocery department at P. H. |
Roise & Co.'S His position is being
filled by William Johnson.
The ladies of the Lutheran Free
church will give supper at Bonde's
hall Friday, May l6, from six O'Clock
throughout the evening. Supper, Csc
for adults and 15c for children.
We understand that Geo. Thomas,
who left some time ago for Mortified
to engage in the hotel business, ex-
poets to dispose of his interests in that
city, and will soon return to Willmar.
Members of the Eastern Star Chap
ter and their families INDUCED in
very pleasant social function last Fri
day evening at their lodge rooms, the
occasion being the annual May party.
Henry Cashum, who some time ago
was employed at Jorgenson's harness
shop, was in the city this week calling
GA old-time friends. Henry is on the
way to Western Canada to look UP
lands.
F. w. Ferguson expects to open his
bowling alley next Tuesday. The
work is being pushed to completion
and the outfit will arrive this week.
It will cost 81, 025. There will be three
alleys.
Mrs. Jas. McDermott and Miss An
ma Olson, of Spicer, accompanied by
Miss Emma Wolfe, niece of Mrs.
Mardin, who is here from Harris,
Mimi, were Willmar visitors this
week.
Who says Willmar is not going
ahead? If one will take trip about
the city, especially the suburbs, he
would be amazed at the large amount
Of building. There are no idle con-
tractors in Willmar.
Phi. Roise is back from the Twin
cities, where he purchased a large
stock of spring goods for the Big
Store. Mr.. Roise is an expert buyer
and has placed in the Big Store we'll
selected stock for the season.
W. J. Pinney returned Sunday night
from his trip to the Canadian country.
Among the places he visited was Win
nipeg, where he invested in city pro-
perty. Mr.. Pinney is we'll pleased
with the prospects in that country.
Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Morning subject: 'Christ's agony in
the garden" Evening subject: 'The
model young woman" All are cordi-
ally invited. JOSEPH HoGG, Pastor.
Capt. Fredriksen and Lieut.. Throf,
who have had charge Of the Salvation
Army Corps here left today for Mime
apolis. Capt. Olander and wife, the
new officers to take charge of the
corps, arrived today.
The lecture announced for Friday
evening at the M. E. church has been
postponed until Tuesday evening May
18th. The lecture is entitled ''Ireland
and the Irish by an Irishman. Ad-
mission % and Is cents. Don't miss
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Berg of this city
have issued invitations for the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Annie
BERTHA, to Mr.. Geo. Smoker, which
occurs on Saturday, May II, at eight
O'Clock p. IN, at the Lutheran Free
church.
Messrs. F. w. Segerstrom and D.
Elmquist have been busy this week re-
moving their musical and jewelry
goods into the Paulson building on
Pacific avenue, which they will occupy
until the new Ruble building is COM
pleted.
Miss Anna Lien was elected at a
meeting OF the Rebekah lodge held
Tuesday evening, as representative to
the Rebekah assembly to be held in
St. Paul June II and II. Mrs. Ella
Ramsett was elected at the same meet
ing as district deputy president.
A letter recently received from Ole
Wog, former Willmarite now To-
Gated at Tacoma, WASH, states that
he expects to leave soon for Dawson,
Alaska, to spend couple of years.
He will be accompanied by Christ
Strom and Gust. Olson of Benson.
J. G. Jansrud has accepted a posi-
tion in the art gallery of G. A. Bak-
lund and entered upon his duties last
Monday. Mr.. Forsberg, who has
been a valuable assistant there for