Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-08-06
Local and Personal Notes.

at the Big Store this week.
Services will be held at the Swedish
Lutheran church next Sunday morn
ing. 49,.
Miss Ella Sorenson went to Mime
apolis yesterday to spend several
weeks.
A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs, P.
o. Ronnestad of the First ward on
Monday.
Mrs. .Paulina Larson of FL andreau,
S. D., is q guest of her friend, Mrs.
I. G. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Maroney of
Beardsley, were the guests of Willmar
friends last week. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ahlstrom of
Green Lake, are the parents of son
born to them recently.
Remember the Queen Esther Food Ex-
change next Saturday afternoon at
Boyd, Crawford & Co.'S.
Mrs. @. L. Paine left Tuesday for
her home in Long Prairie, after
visit with Mrs. A. F. Mantor.
Miss Title Kent has resigned her
position as stenographer in Minnea-
polls, and arrived home yesterday. .
O. A. Hedin has sold his residence
property on Fourth street to his
brother, A. G. Hedin. Consideration,
$4,000.
Miss Ragna olstad of saltwater, is
visiting with her sister and brother
in-law, Attorney and Mrs. Samuel
Olsen.
Rev. G. Harmon Johnson and fam
lily of Willmar were the guests of DR..
Pollock and family at Brightwood
this week. -Litchfeld Review.
AL. e. Brewer expects to leave on
Saturday of this week for Deadwood,
S. D., where he accepts position for
the Univerity Gold Mining Co.
Rev. James Havens, of Mason City,
Iowa, is visiting in the city with his
daughter, Mrs. A. F. Mantor. Mr..
Havens is on the way to Nebraska.
Miss Carrie Nelson passed through
here Friday enroute from Browns
Valley to her home in Grove City.
She made brief visit with friends in
this city.
Miss Maude Wheeler of Appleton,
stopped off here last week for q brief
visit with Miss Ada Farnham, enroute
to Green Lake, where she has been
the guest Of friends the past few days.
The Willmar ball team can sing to
us this season. The last game our
team played up there our boys failed
to score at all. We know how it
must have felt to them last season.
Litchtield News-Ledger.
Riley Mantor, of Mantorville, has
been in the city this week as guest of
his son, DR.. Mantor. They both ex.
pected to leave last evening for Minot,
N. D., to visit q claim which the
doctor owns near that city.
VIM. Cole, arrested on the charge of
the illegal sale of liquor at New
London, had his hearing Thursday
before Judge Bitterness. He. waived
examination and was bound over to
the district court in the sum of $500.
Miss Minnie Roise is bsck to resume
her duties as saleslady at the Big
Store, while Miss Serina Botnen will
enjoy a vacation. Miss Caroline
Norlander expects to enjoy a two
weeks vacation the last of the month.
Three coach loads OF harvest hands
passed through here yesterday on the
west bound train for points in North
Dakota. The traffic will be very
heavy now on account of the low rates
which are customary during the har-
vest season.
A party of st. Cloud young people
stopped off here Saturday afternoon
on their way to Litchfeld. They we're
mem oers of the degree team of the
Court OF Honor and had an appoint.
ment for initiatory work that even.
ing at Litchfeld. There were twelve
in the party and they were jolly set.
Game wardens will keep sharp
eye on violators of the game laws and
it is even said that they will be sup.
piled with field glasses, so as to de.
tect hunters at distance. The laws
are very strict, and the officials are
authorized to confiscate guns, dogs,
vehicles, horses end harness of any
one caught shooting chickens before
Sep. l. +
Mrs. E. G. Ismond returned to Min.
neapolis yesterday after a several
days visit at her old home here. Her
son Leo is now back from the Philip.
pines, his term of service for Uncle
Sam having expired. He holds a
position in the commercial offices OF
the 500 road, in the Guaranty Loan
building.
i Several members of the Willma1
gun club will attend the shooting
tournament to be held in Litchfield to.
day and tomorrow. It is expected
that about one hundred shooters will
be in attendance from different parts
OF the state to try for the champion.
ship. Among those who expected tc
go from this city are Robert Otter.
ness, Chris. Freese, B. F. Miller and
Lewis Johnson.
Lee Hoffman was in the city yester.