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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-08
FOR RENT
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES

UNFURNISHED HOUSES
FREE FOR RENT CARDS FOR THOSE
advertising under this head Be sure and
call for them when you leave the ad.
HOUSES AND MINNETONKA COTTAGEs
Gdm1nd 9. Walton. 300 Hennepin avn
SOY "a w :. 22d ST, NEAR HENNEPIN Az. $50.
oSo 80 av SE, rooms, modern, $3.50.
1873 so aYG S, 10 rooms, modern, SIT so.
a ao Nicollet ay, rooms, modern, $50. "E
6o1 9Th ay N, rooms. modern, $3.50.
2so6 Clinton av, rooms, city water, $l5.
420 Ridgewood av, rooms, modern. barn,
1916 Chicago av, 10 rooms, $40.
George Odlum 800 Phoenix building.
FOR RENT-Fine and 12-room dwelling
houses. Inquire at cor Of nth and Nicollet ay.
HoUsE-NO. 725 18th Az s; SEVEN LARGE
rooms; will be repaired inside and out; $25.
Pratt & Field Co., 100 Lumber Exchange.
FOR RENT. MAY i, NEW MODERN 7-ROOM
house, located near Park ay, $40. Central Real
Estate Co.. Northwestern building.
MODERN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: BATH.
gas, laundry, etc., central and desirable loca-
ton; s25 per month. A. L, Warner, 4o 4th st s.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, 27ls
Portland ay. Inquire ats261S Portland aN.
sEVEN-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 2O8 Il 18th
ST. Apply Hohmann, us Phoenix building.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-ROO NEW MODERN,
Portland ay, $50; six rooms, modern, Aldrich
18th, $25, May l. 1892 Pleasant, first floor and
barn, SIS, May i; 30ll Harriet, six rooms, city
Water, $l3 May l: 3013 Harriet six rooms,
city water, $12. May /. Lane & Conrad Co.,
613 Phoenix.
$17-sIX-ROOM FLAT, MODERN EXCEPT
heat Island av, Nicollet island $16-Ten-
room house. we'll and cistern. Bit 23d av
S. Will put in good repair. I. J. Hassett.
618 Phoenix.
$50 FOR SEASON-FOUR-ROO COTTAGE,
near Lake Calhoun. Upton and S9th st. Par
ry, 10 Lumber Exchange.
$7-yTHREE ROOMS IN TENEMENT BLOCK,
GOA 9th st n. Parry, 10 Lumber Exchange.
A CHARMING LINDEN HILLS RESIDENCE
ten rooms, hot water heating system, open
plumbing, hardwood foors good barn, $40
George Odlum. Phoenix building.
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ST, second uoor. Apply on premises. frank
FLATS on LOWRY HILL. JUST COM
pleted; No. 1776 Humboldt ay S.
Barnes Bros, l04 4th st S, Oneida bldg.
ONE sIX-ROOM FLAT, 1851 NICOLLET, $50:
also one in the Anderson, seven rooms, $50.
w. W. Clark, 313 Nicollet.
FOR RENT-MODERN SEVEN-ROOM FLAT,
centrally located, $sa. Apply on premises. s12
E 18th st, fiat g.
MODERN SEVEN-ROOM FLAT, 101I Sd AV
S. Holman. It's Phoenix.
WILL HAVE A VERY DESIRABLE FLAT
for rent May l. F. P. Wilson, 4o7 Kasota
block.
FOR RENT-UPPER FLAT OF DETACHED
flats, 3021 I'd av S. Inquire 1888 Grand av 8.
FOR RENT-LIGHT AND AIRY. NEW,
thoroughly modern. first floor fiat of five
rooms, walking distance: very desirable. 1874
Laurel av. -, -
FIVE ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT FUR
mace; ground floor: to private family; central
to business; references required. Inquire Ut
LIST av N.
-FOUR ROOMS, MODERN FLAT, APRIL Is;
second floor, S22.50. No. COS 9th st s, fat 8,
UPPER NICOLLET ISLAND, FINE SIX
room, second-foor fiat; modern except heat
F. c. Griswold, NicoMet island. n. ". r =
FOR RENT-6 ROOMS AND ALCOVE; MOD
ern except heat; range, hardwood floors. Call
229 9Th av Sc r-;
FOR RENT-CENTRALLYL LOCATED HALL
| for lodges and meetings. Inquire Dillin Drug
! Co., 101 Wash. av s. Hofain's old stand. =
STORES
11o-1n % Av N-2o.ooo TO 10000 FEET OF
| floor space: steam heat. elevator.
229 7th at Sc, corner store, S18
| 1928 I'd av S, store and basement. $40.
| ae-41 Sd at s, large, steam heated front
room, on second floor. suitable fer Light
| manufacturing. $50.
3s-41 Sd st S, large basement. in rear. SIS.
| 1O2 E 26th st. S.
900 Spring st NE, SIS. a ~
b21 Cedar av. SIS.
! George Odlum, 300 Phoenix building.
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PRPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUs BLDG.
TWO STORES. 26 AND 81 Shit ST s. NOW
| occupied by
| TOWN MARKET.
! Possession Nav l.
| Thorpe Bros, Andrus building
FOR RENT-STOREs-WE COLLECT MORE
rents and have charge Of more business prop
| erty wholesale and retail. than any other
agent. Come in and consult our Mr.. Nc
Grory. Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennspin ay
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BOARD WANTED

~~~~~~~~~~~-~~N~~~~ ~~~~N~N~-~~~~~-~-~S~~~~-
MAN, WIFE AND GIRL YEARS OLD
wish board and large room, furnished or un-
furnished: price must be reasonable and in
good neighborhood. State price. Address
1883 Journal. sz. s.S'Hss -s
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EXPIRATION OF LEASE.
STuPENDOUS CLEARANCE SAIAH
OF THE VALUABLE

x FURNITURE STOCK,
RUGS, STOVES, CROCkHRY, 4
STORE FIXTURES. ETC. ETC. {
! positively no reserve, as
', WE VACATE THE BUILDING, {
', And every article must go, no matter {
/ what the sacrifice.
! Stock consists OF an immense assem- :
; blase Of new and used goods, including
! kinds of bedroom, parlor, dining room (
I and library furniture, fine brass and <
! Iron beds. rugs, carpsts, hair and box
;; mattresses, leather goods. mirrors, brio
: a-brac. pianos, stoves, refrigerators,
! crockery, and other items too numer +
! Gus to mention.
:, The only place for bona fde bar
; gains whilst 1t lasts. We shall make +
prices to move every article this month. (
\ Open every evening till $50 p. II. i
:, HUBERT BOWN & CO.,
and AZ Ttb or
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FURNISHED HOUSES =.
FURNISHED HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, FROM
May to Oct. l. Apply 1714 Hawthorn or
T. A. sa4mmis, IA Chamber of Commerce.
$42-NINE- ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
modern, near university and car lines, for
term OF years, to family adults: can rent
rooms to students; bring references o24 18th
SE
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MUNEY To LUAN.
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES,
WAGONS, ETC. ON SHORT NOTICE. At
CHEAPEST, RATES IN THE CITY. EASY
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
STRICTEST PRIVACY GUARANTEED
CALL ON THE OLD HOME COMPANY;
ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS. MIN
NESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY, 3O6
BANK OF COMMERCE. BUILDING. COR
NER OF list AV s AND 4th ST.
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FOR sALE-FARM LANI,s--s4s0, ASSESSED
value $500, NEA OF section 49, 49, Is. Cass
county, Minnesota; never before been offered
for sale. Edmund G. Walton, 300 Hennepin.
FOR sALE-BETWEEN4 AND 5 ACRES ON
Christmas lake, one mile from Excelsior. Ad-
dress Kolsta, 1901 9th st s. Minneapolis
W@W@@@@wUa@@@@@@@@9
8 Loan company. ST Cloud, Mimi. has 8
8 for sale upwards of 100000 acres OF 8
8 choice farm lands in Minnesota and o
9 North Dakota. Write for maps and
~@@9~@@@~@@@@@a@@@@@@@@@@
TIMBER LANDS FOR sALE-16o ACRES TO
10000 acres of good pine, hr and tamarack
timber and land for SALE G. e. Shoemaker
& Co., Kalispell, Mont.
LANDS FOR SALE BY II. I. GAYLORD &
maps.
THREE QUARTERS GOOD FARM LAND.
unbroken, can be bought for $e4O each; some
higher priced lands. Peter Pearson, James
town. N. ..
MY LIST OF DEFAULTS IN RANSOM,
FORKS COUNTIES, N. D.; IN GRANT, Nc
TIES, S. D., is SELLING OFF FAST, BUT
Ahxn cAs@ 1R HAhF casH AZ
w. PIERCE, NO. 300 CENTURY BUILDING,
A PROPOSITION SELDOM IF EVER Of
fered: 80O-acre stock ranch, Codington coun-
ty. South Dakota; mile lake frontage; $50
wire fenced ; a270 cultivated; never freezing
spring; stream running mile through plant:
fine native grove; 100 acres finest meadow
ever cut; buildings and barns for 100 head;
100 cows will pay for this plant or your, money
back; half-rnile to creamery, second best busl-
ness town in county; three elevators. One
twelfth down; 10 years, per cent. on balance.
F. D. Dibble, $40 Lumber Exchange.
10, 600 ACRES, MORTON CO., N. D., $3.50
O. 600 acres, Kidder county, N. D., 81
-Four quarters, Edmunds county, s. D., S..
Four quarters Walworth county, s. D., -.
l6 600 Bayfield, CO., Wisconsin; no res, 80.
Odlum -Kurtzman Co., Phoenix Building.
81 .0O0-16o ACRES, DAY COUNTY, 8. D.
s8OO-160 acres, Sargent county, N. p.
s900-160 acres, Brown county, s. D.
81, 00O-160 acres, Huron county, s. D.
81, 7OO-16O acres Nelson county, N. D.
M. p Hobart, Phoenix building
j. 900 ACRES-OLD LISTING, NOT WITH
drawn old price goes: sheep ranch land
choice feed; one mile to station OF lno, Bay
field county; railway price $3.50 anywhere
snap few days, 81. 3d.; part time: per cent
r. D. Dibble, $40 Lumber Exchange.
10, 800 ACRES, ITAsCA COUNTY, 7MINNN.
sofa, $40 per acre, without reservations: 3
/ down; best deal in the entire state: land
| cheap at 81 for mixed farming and stock
raising Henry R. Higgins. Phoenix bldg.
SO ACRES, 10 MILES FROM MINNEAPOLIS
As under plow; meadow cutting 80 tons hay
balance pasture: good house, barn and othe
outbuildings; Il acres rye, 10 acres oats
seeded; s2.75o @. D. Green Son. Anoka
MINI. s4s SIS.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

AOANo AM Via Lid
RICE LOANS on all kinds OF personal prop
srty; charges reasonable. SOC Globe bldg. :.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PA
NOS, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC, ON SAME
MENT PLAN IS THE EASIEST. CHEAP
EST AND BEST IN THE CITY.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
~7 6O1-2 Globe Building.
20-22 4th st s.
Open Wednesday and Saturday evenings
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
furs in storage and warehouse receipts, at
one-half the usual rates. Monthly Install
ment Loan Co., S20 Guaranty Loan.
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rented, sold; get prices. Webb, 237 Hennspin.
SIS GETS YOU A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
suit at TurnQuist. the Tailor, 6l6 LIST ay 8.
HAVE PURCHASED ALL SASH AND DOOR
machinery Of Wheaton s. Reynolds factory,
this city. Write for list and prices; great
bargains. J. H. Kerrick. 126 Sd av N.
atscHs--o1ea---s-s.e- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
= 100 UNREDEEMED I'd hand bicycles, q
. VIM. Weisman's Loan Office, ga Wash. q
8 av s. Tel. 249S-J3 Main. IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s-s-s-ers-a-e-e-e-e-a-el
SODA FOUNTAINS. good as new, very cheap.
Mpls, Soda Fountain Co., 81 Marshal at NE.
$1,000 WORTH OF SECONDHAND OFFICE
and store fixtures. Must sell before 1st; re-
modelling; consisting of roll-top, standing and
nat desks. chairs, tables, letter files, letter
presses. standard make safes, all sizes; cigar
wall cases, showcases and counters, scales,
coffee mills. VIII sell cheap. Twin City
Fixture Ex., 223 Sd st s.
FOR SALE - FURNITURE OF EIGHT
rooms, including upright piano; will exchange
for land or city lots and pay cash difference
Address 4l2 Phoenix building.
ssSeee . Q eco o . Q . . . .
II WALL PAPER II S o
It'll St. 9TH St. o
Telephone or call at 0
w. n. TAYLOR & CO.'S o
NEW WALL. PAPER STORE Q
II you want paperng painting done. .
Ffrst-class paperhangers and painters. Q
Telephones: .
n. w, $50 Main. Twin City. 1896. .
II Seventh st s. near HenneDin. o
oeooesSseo e.se o 0
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FEMALE

A CAPABLE AND WILLING STENOGRA-
pher. with good references. using several ma
chimes. Moderate salary. F. W., 22S Bos-
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MUSICAL

II. A. SPARROW, PIANO TUNING. Cos NC
ollet av References for the past IA years
tuning In city.
FINE OLD VIOLINS; EXPERT REPAIRING.
Rose SAVERS. 43 Chit st 8.
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-..-.,s- UNPUBLISHED FLATS
MODERN FIvE-ROOM FLAT. 32S Il 18th
st, second floor. Apply on premises. Frank
Miller.
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FURNITURE OF EIGIIT-ROOM HOUSE,
everything nearly new; bargains; private sale,
leaving city S45S LIST av S. Tel, N. W.,
South 6T2 II
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REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE CHEAP. CALL
at 1920 Vine place, fiat 4.
HIGH GRADE PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP
for cash; call April 8, between 10 a. m. and
D. H., 210S Fremont av N.
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WANTED-IN A GOOD SCANDINAVIAN
town in the northern part OF Minnesota g.
physician and surgeon with at least 10 years
experience; Norwegian preferred: good
opening for the right man. Address 1865,
Journal
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BUSINESS CHANCES

% 70 % %
FOR sALE-$4OOO STOCK OF GENERAL
merchandise. Ia booming South Dakota town;
all new. VIII give 20 per cent discount
Must sell on account Of poor health Ad-
dress Fred Bartels, Gary. s. d.
LEASE AND COMPLETELY FURNISHED
1l-room private boarding house: all new fur
nlture and well filled. Swensen & Langum,
Ola Bank of Commerce.
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ooo0oosesoeo.e o . . oooo . eoo
. KELLEY G. ZIMMERMAN, TILE .
. only reliable horse dealers in the .
. northwest. Just received, 60 head of .
. the finest class Of horses ever placed on .
. the market. Our horses speak for .
. themselves. Call and examine our .
stock and be convinced We give .
trial OF 80 DAYS on all horses that we .
. sell. You make no mistakes in buying .
. your horses from this firm. Our sta .
. bles are located at 1428 Washington .
. av N. .
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FREE HOMES = 100000 ACRES IN THE
famous Missouri River valley, the corn belt
Of South Dakota, to be opened to settlement;
I will send colored map OF South Dakota,
showing location, information as to when it
will be opened and law governing same, all
for 25c silver or 30c stamps; reference, any
bank in Brule county. Address J.. A. Stran-
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YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION IN Of
dee as copyist or typewriter. Am competent
and can furnish best Of references 1929 9th
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HERE YOU ARE - NEW MODERN
house, near academy and university; fine
corner lot; hardwood floors and finish; open
plumbing; beautiful corner lot; worth So, 500;
will sell for $2,70o. Observation-Disclosures Co.,
bO7 Phoenix @7FE
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FOR SALE - FURNITURE OF EIGHT
rooms, including upright piano; will exchange
for land or city lots and pay cash difference
Address 412 Phoenix building
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FOR SALE-s6,O0O STOCK GENERAL MER-
ehandse, at Dresden. N. D.; population $50;
German community; good chance; rent SIS
nection; actual cost wanted; cash not less
than $4,000: no fake; inquirers will be an
swered. Particulars, write H. j. Mathisen
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r. D. CONE & CO., 5l7 GUARANTY BLDG.
House, rooms; barn; sewer, water and gas
in house; street improvements all paid for;
house in fine condition; very desirable home,
for only $4,000. I'd av S, near Lake st.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-31
A Rare Treat.

Mr.. J. Frank Fouche, the celebrated
humorist, impersouator and dramatic
artist, will make his first appearance
in Willmar at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, Jan.
Mr.. Fouche enjoys reputation Sec
ond to none as Shakesperian inter-
prefer and humorous impersonator.
He Is enthusiastically endorsed by the
press, clergymen of all denominations
and superintendent of colleges and
schools throughout the country, all
of whom recommend him as an artist
of extraordinary ability. The Grand
Forks Herald of Dec. 20 says:
Flew, if any entertainers have ever
appeared in Grand Forks who could
interest an audience for two hours in
| as satisfactory manner as did Mr..
FOuche. He has wonderful voice,
and his Interpretation of the varied
characters was simply wonderful. His
Interpretation of Shylock impressed
many as the best effort in that line
they had ever Witnessed"
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Fouohe
will be greeted by a large audience on
his first appearance in Willmar. The
entertainment is given for the benefit
of ST. Agnes Guild of ST. Luke s
church.
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FahIun.

We wish the Tribune and it's read
]sers q happy New Year. ..p
Edwin Freedholm, who has been
staying in North Dakota for some
J time, returned home last Monday.
= "A number Of friends were entertained
] by Miss Anna Wahlstrand last Sun
! day evening. A good time is reported
Fly those present. sa' MI.
Miss Hilma Freedholm returned
home from Minneapolis last week to
J spend Christmas at home. s.
q representative Of the Minneapolis
! journal was around selling mail boxes
al1at week. .s..=.
ID, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Norstrom
3undayed AZ !. A. w ahlstrand s. b.
| Fall term Of school il Dist. 68 closed
Tuesday, 9 week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Of
WILMER visited friends and relatives
here last week. BE
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Business Brevities.

Patronize home industry. Buy the
Willmar Broom. 16-tf
One furnished room for rent. In
quire at this Office. If
Window glass and room moulding
at O. A. Jacobson's. 3tf
Board and furnished rooms for stud
ents. Inquire at this Office. 49tfw
DR.. G. E. Gerretson, dentist. Office
in Nicholson block. Willmar. 22tf.
Try THE TRIBUNE job printing de-
partment for quick and neat work.
A complete line of standard maya
zines, books and periodicals for sale
at Olof Sandbo's. - 43tf
WOOD FOR SALE-One and one
half miles east of Green Lake Mills.
47-3w A. ELMBLAD.
For SALE-Six volumes of Teach
er's World, with charts and nine
copies OF Cyr's Third Reader, for sale
at half price.
45tf Sam Nelson.
When you buy your Xmas candies
do so from me. I have q full line of
confectionery and cigars. Will treat
you right. OLoF sANDBo. 43tf
Ask your merchant for the 'Willmar
Broom. -: 16tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-31
Lost u Snow Storm.

0VOS ~ OUVW SSOs ssss
During the severe storm on Tuesday
evening Of last week, Syvert and John
Benson, who live about half mile
west of the Willmar Brick yard, had
quite an experience in reaching their
home. They left the city about nine
O'Clock and when some distance out
both the team and drivers lost the
road on account of the binding snow.
It was drifting so badly that it YVES
impossible to ascertain where they
were at, and they drove about on their
own field for some time before they
realized they were SO near home.
They reached straw stack, but be-
came so bewildered as to directions
that the exact location of the house
could not be ascertained. They final
ly started out again, and this time
ware successful in striking the grove
and reaching their home. TWAS near
~ midnight when they arrived there
and they had suffered quite a little
from exposure to the elements. The
horses were also exhausted from their
experience, and altogether it = was a
night out which the gentlemen do not
care to experience again.
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Lake Andrew.


A happy New Year to you all.
There is some talk of organizing a
string band. -..
The young people INDUCED in So
cial hop at Cromwell's last Friday
night.
: G. P. Thore is visiting relatives at
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Rev. N. Frykman conducted servi-
ces at Skoglund's place last Sunday
night. L.
Albin Nelson will have his mill in
running order, as soon as he gets his
new engine, which will be shortly after
New Years.
The entertainment at the schoolhouse
il Dist. Is, on the evening Of Dec. q,
will be long remembered by many.
q full hedged blizzard broke loose
early il the evening and Il locked for
9 while as il We all were doomed %
spend the night IL the schoo lhouse, but
towards midnight the most daring ones
yentured out 70 got home, the best
they could. The others remained, the
last ones leaving the scho olhouss at
10 o'eloek ths next morning 3
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-31
Christmas Celebrated.

The Christmas tree festivities in the
city were all carried out as formerly
announced, and in nearly all the
churches appropriate programs were
rendered by the children of the differ
ent Sabbath schools, In several
households there were family trees,
and reunions of relatives made many
pleasant gatherings throughout Christ
mas week. The week has passed with
out any large social functions. New
Years week however, promises to be
more occupied with social functions,
several having already been held as
we'll as planned. The younger set
have been planning somthing of a
social nature to bring all the young
people together before the leaving of
the college students for their respective
schools. Sleighiug parties have been
numerous.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-31
ResI Estate Transfers.

NEW LONDON.
Dec. 23.-Loreuzo B Morey to Chas.
J Bartleson set sw}, sw4 set, sec 2,
81 900.
BURBANK.
Dec. 27.-William B CARTRIDGE to
John Swenson, ct sw@, WI set, sec 10,
sw4 nw4, sec 20, net, sec 80, SO, 1920.
ATwATER.
Dec. 24.-Louis W Harris to Henry
W Jones, lot l, bl 3, 81, 200.
CITY OF w1LLMAR
Dec. 24.-James O'Herr to Isadore
V Burr, lots 1, 2, and 3, bl 100, 81, 675.
Dec. 29.-Hans Gunderson to Chris
tian M Johnson, lot l, Ell lot 2, bl 13e,
$500.
EAST LAKE LILLIAN.
Dec. PAM Kingelman to Wenzel
Walenta, sci, sec 20, $500.
LAKE LILLIAN. r.
Dec. Estate of Minnesota to AL
bert Franksen, 81 ne@, nj set, sw4 set,
sec 30, Patent s-.,.= i ~
Dec. 24.-Matt Erickson to Lars
Erickson, set net, sec %, sw4 nw9, sec
"a, $2,400. H.
" ROSELAND.
Dec. 27.-Oscar Westerberg to John
Lindblad, VT sw4, mel ,sw4, sec /, %,
800.
Dec. 27.--Anna Westerberg to John
Ltndblad, net sci, sec 2, u, l20.
Dec. 27.-AnnA Westerberg ct 81 To
John Lindblad, nw4, sec I, Is, SO.
GENNEssEE.
Dec. y. Joseph NJ Griffith to Olivis
Engan, ct mel, sec I, u ITO.
KANDIYOHl. NJ rs
n Dec. 27.-St. 2. M. 20 M. Ry. co. "a
Hans p Altman, s l5-100 a. 81 81 s i I
sec i, 800. u
Flss 'ss'dsses lots 5A fo' ssIs q Fer'
'rlag's oddities = city lef tilllnsr.
81 :. 4. FKRRI1e. olty.
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For Rent

Will rent my house back of the
Glarum Hotel. Inquire Of o. B.
Glarum. ...:...= 50ti
DR.. G. E. Gerretson, dentist. Office
In Mikkelson block. WillmAr. ct
Choice Christmas Candy boxes and
novelties at Olof Sandbo's. 43tl
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-31

A large part of the theater-going
public have planned to spend New
Years Eve by attending the play this
evening at the Willmar Opera House.
"Old Jed Prouty" will be Witnessed
by q number from out of town as well
as those in the city, and the advance
sale of seats is unusually large. Six
vaudeville acts are promised in addi-
ton to the regular performance. &,
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tennessee. ,,-
Dec. 20.
A happy new year to all the Tribune
readers.
On account of the bad weather 'first
OF the week. most everybody spent
Christmas-day at home, looking at
the big snow drifts.
Messrs. Andrew and Elmer Peterson
drove to Olivia last Friday where they
will visit with relatives for afew days.
Harry Berg, who has been attending
tho Northwestern Business College at
Minneapolis, is spending the holidays
1t his home here.
Gust and Mabel Porter went to Cent
or City last Saturday, where they will
visit for some time.
Messrs. Nels Nelson and PeterHyden
went to Chokio week ago last Satur-
day where they visited with friends over
Sunday, and from there they went to
Red Lake Falls, where they will visit
Will L k2S@.A&kEOu 1OI SOu1O V1AAO'
Miss Carrie Lindquist returned home
from Minneapolis on Christmas eve.
Ole Anderson visited at Nj. Matt.
sons On Christmas day.
The Misses Hilda and Esther Ander-
son gave q carrom and croklnole
p arty to q number of their friends
Saturday evening. Prizes were award
cd to the couples winning the most
games in bothplays. Esther Anderson
and Herbert Peterson proved prize
winners in both carrom and crokinole.
Albert Peterson visited at J. Bengt-
; SONS Sunday.
Carl Peterson and Louis Mattson
visited at Claus Johnson's Sunday
evening.
Carrie and Mary Lindquist visited
1t o. Isaacson's in Kandiyohi Sun
. day.
Andrew Nelson Jr. attended the
, Childrens Christmas exercises at the
! Sw. Luth. Church in Grove City Sat-
jurday evening.
KALLE.