Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-12-13

ments, however, win be based on total circu-
lAtios.
Senator Thorpe made trip to the
cities Thursday. X
Mrs. John Twohy visited relatives
In the cities THIS week. i:
New London has organized free
reading room association.
3. & Editor Crosby and wife left Thurs
:: day on visit to the cities.
Remember the festival this evening
ut the Salvation Army hall.
Mrs. Lars Molire was the guest of
Minneapolis friends last week.
Swan Fremberg, the old soldier of
Lake Andrew, died last Saturday.
Andrew Klevjer was up from At
water and called on old friends this
week. =
A little daughter has come to glad
den the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Hartley.
Mrs, E. Evanson of Morris, is the
guest this week of her sister, Mrs. F.
F. Nelson.
Miss Mabel Reese has &C pied a
position as saleslady at the Palace
Bargain Store.
Aug. Ahlstrom and wife, of Crook
ston, spent Sunday here with Mr..
>..Ahlstrom's parents.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Carlson, of South Fifth
street, last Wednesday.
Andrew Railson was in from Lake
Andrew this week attending to his
property interests in the city.
A. c. Crawford is back from his old
home in Rock county, where he had
been to attend family reunion.
J. F. Branton, Minneapolis, district
agent for the John Hancock Life In
surance Co., is in Willmar this week.
: An electric light sign now hangs in
front of ''The Palace" It looks very
attractive, especially when lighted
up.
- John Finstrom, father of J. F. Mil
lard, was down Thursday from Pills.
bury town, Swift county, on a bust
mess trip.
=, r. Ziesemer returned home this week
from Wishek, N. D., having closed up
: his real estate business there for
r. the winter.
F. A. Hanscom of Minneapolis is
visiting in this city with his brother,
w. b. Hanscom, of the Willmar Mer-
camille Co.
Earle Doty's romantic play, 1.-THE
Man in the Iron Mask" will be pre-
scented at the opera house next Mon
day evening.
Norwegian service will be held
ut the Seminary tomorrow Sunday
'evening. Rev. Jordahl of Norway
Lake will oficiate.
Judge Qvale and Court Stenogra-
; pher Sherwood have been counting
this week at Madison, at the district
court in session there.
Clerk of Court Ramsett was in St.
Paul this week, where he had been in
attendance at q meeting of shriners
held in Ozmun Temple. i
Services at the Swedish Lutheran
Bethel church Sunday morning..
The ladies society meets with Mrs.
Carl Anderson next week.
Mrs. Albert Larson and two young
at children, Albert and Harold, left
yesterday TO spend the winter with
Mrs. Larson's sister at Hutchinson.
Alexandra Erixon, of the Palace
Bargain" Store, has been obliged to
remain for time at his old home in
driving, on account of the failing
heslth Of his aged parents.
President Russell Spicer of the First
National Bankwas among the Scottish
Rite Masons in Minneapolis this week
In attendance at the ritualistic work
OF tie order. He returned yesterday.
There is talk Of re-organiztng the
band. In the event Of It's re-organiza-
zion, it is hoped that the boys will re-
aoeive the proper encouragement to
which the excellent organization is en-
ttitled. I ..s, 4.
G.. L. Decker, salesman at the cloth
Ing store of ]. D. Wolpert, has re-
signed his position here and expects
to leave the first of the year for.
Bemidji, where he takes similar
pOsitlon. 81. 5s.. (. , y. s#.@ 5 [
j. s. Robbins returned yesterday.
from the cities, where he had been to