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

echOOl work at the Normal OWlng4ztO
failing health. 1t is hoped by her
many friends that the illness is not OF
such q nature but that she will soon
recover.
DR.. W. E. MacLaughlin has added
to his Office equipment large modern
static electric and X-ray machine.
This machine is the largest and best
that is made and is being installed by
Brunsell Bros. of Minneapolis. Mr..
A Brunsell came to Willmar to set
up the machine.
Central Lodge No. 80, K. of P,
held very interesting session on
Monday evening, the occasion being
the knighting of six candidates. A
banquet followed the session, which
was served by Knight .Sandbo. There
was large attendance, number be
ing present from Litchfeld, Raymond
and other outside points.
The many Wil]mar friends Of Miss
Martha Campbell, formerly PRINCIPAL
OF the High school here, will be sorry
to hear that she has been obliged to
give up her school work at Benson
owing to illness. She is at present a
patient in St. Johns Hospital, Fargo,
where she has been for the past three
weeks. Her friends will be pleased to
hear that she is now recovering.
Andrew Peterson was called to Ray
mond Monday to embalm the remains
of c. Henning, prominent business
man of that place who died Sunday
: night. Death resulted from rheumatic
! fever. Deceased was Y years of age
Funeral services were held today and
3 the remains inferred there until later
. date, when they will be shipped to 6
distant point for burial.
Martin Stalland arrived here Mon
:, dar night from St. Paul aud will here
after make his headquarters in Will
n mar. Martin will resume work fol
the Great Northern railway as mai
clerk, and will be on the run iron
Willmar to Hannah, Cavalier county
N. D. He has been taking a cours
in dentistry in a Chicago college tn
- past winter. AS soon as he can ar
range for suitable quarters, he will
remove his family to this city.
y TripoIis.
J. May Cdr. J. Telleen delivered
J, two very interesting addresses in tn
s Lutheran church Wednesday of las
week, one on missions among the hea
O then, the other on the founders Of tn
II Augustana College at Rock Island. /
q good collection was taken for the fun
# to endow a chair in Church Histor
/. at the theological seminary. TIL
musical entertainment given by tn
:, choir last Friday evening was yer
- much appreciated. The audience wa
- not very large, on account of the rain
1.-The parochial school under tn
!, auspices of the Lutheran congregatio
was opened last Monday. Mrs. S. A
Lindholm is the teacher. The objee
IL Of this school is to make the childre
at home in the Swedish language an
/ the Christian doctrine. 1t will neve
) do the children any harm to know tw
d languages, but it will give them
more liberal education and a wide
ge of knowledge. Children q
Il Scandinavian descent ought to carr
!. with them as they become American
n lied as much as possible of the cul
- ture and traits of character that the
70 inherited from their fathers. In som
l. cities, as in jamestown, N. Y, th
public school has introduced Swedis
among the regular studies and en-
T. gagged competent professor to hav
n charge of the subject. We havehear
= from Jamestown that a number q
= children not of Swedish birth hav
g also taken up the subject and pursu
e the study with keen interest. 1t woul
be worth learning the language if onl
=, for the sake of being able to read 'F'ri
J thiof's Saga and "D0den's Engel'
n in the original. The Godsen
y showers have fastened summers glo
d ry, the green beautiful, to swell GU
into foliage. Tie birds are singing
inviting everybody to be happy. AN
s the farmers are in expectation of
large yield next fall from their seede'
" fields.