Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-07-23
Brief Mention ~ The l News cs Per Persona, and o S


. of the City and Immediate Vicinity
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1t is reported that % government
licenses for dispensing liquor in this
city have been issued.
Martin Forsberg has begun the foun.
datiOn work for new residence to be
erected for him on south Fifth street.
c. F. Spencer is making preparation
for the publication of a new paper,
which he says will be 6ve-column
quarto and all-home print.
Messrs. John J. and J. M. Goar
went to Milaca yesterday, where they
expect to institute a Washington
League of Knights and Ladies.
Seven tickets in excess OF the former
sale were sold last Sunday by the Great
Northern for its popular excursion to
Spicer. The number of tickets sold was
155.
Baklund & Jansrud are displaying
samples of their new colodio- carbon
pictures, the latest thing in pho.
Biography, which are certainly very
fine.
Erick Vain, who had been spending
the past two weeks with his family
here, left on Sunday night to resume
his work as carpenter at Kensal,
N. D.
Peter Sletten, of the mercantile firm
OF Paulson & Sletten, former Willmar
boys, now located at Kensal, N. D.,
called on old friends here the past
week.
L. A. Vik was confined to his home
last week with illness, but was again
able to resume his duties at the
Kandiyohi County Bank the fret Of
the week.
Arnold licensing, salesman al
Roise & Co.'s Big Store, is enjoying
a couple of weeks vacation, which he
will spend at Atwater and with Wis
consin relatives.
Chas. H. German of MINNEAPOLIS
Joined his family here last week fol-
q visit with relatives. Mr.. German il
still in the street car service in tia
city as conductor.
Miss Marie McReavey, who has
been the guest of the F. L. Smith fam
lily and other relatives in this city fo1
week, returned to her home in Min
neapolis the first of this week.
DR.. Fleming, the lady assistant a,
DR.. Mantor's dental Office, returned
Monday morning from trip to w arc
county, N. D., where she had been tc
attend to some farm property interests.
Prof. G. Markhus, an instructor ir
Luther College, DEBORAH, Iowa, has
been spending the past week as the
guest of his cousins, Alderman Mark,
hus and Assistant Cashier Markhus Of
the First National Bank.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at thu
home of Mrs. J. II. Styles on Thurs.
day afternoon. There will be an cleo
ton of officers. An urgent invitation
| is extended to all members to be pres
ent. Refreshments will be served.
Miss Emily c. Elmquist came W
from Litchfield last Wednesday nigh
for q weeks vacation from duties as
saleslady in a mercantile establish
ment there, which she spent with bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Elmquist.
Henry E. Sorlien, cashier of thu
J Appleton State Bank, was among thu
Green Lake visitors who passed
through the city the past week. Mr.
Sorlien was a guest at the Young
Cottage at Crescent Beach over Sun
day.
Clement J. Baldwin and wife, O.
Minneapolis, have been spending thu
past week with Willmar relatives q!
guests at the home of Mr.. Baldwin ,.
brother, Albert Baldwin and family
They abo enjoyed q visit at Gree,
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Ferguson en-
joyed visit the past week from a,
aunt and two cousins of Mr.. Ferguson
Misses Annie sayle, Mary and Nelli,
Kenzler, all of Chicago. They depar
ted yesterday for visit at Oelwein
Iowa.
Attorney M. W. Spicer and Wit
left last week for Seattle, WASH, AM
other, Pacific coast points, where the,
expect to remain for q time. Mr.
Spicer will probably decide to locat,
in the west should he find a suitabl,
location.
Mrs. Christine Nelson left yesterda,
for Dalbo, Minn., where she will visi
with the family of Rev. F. A. Nelson
the former Swedish Lutheran pasto
at this place. Mrs. Nelson expects t,
spend several weeks visiting at Min
! neapolis and Milaca, besides Dalbo.
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