Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-08

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ton, after visit With relatives in this
city, left for the twin cities last Thurs
day. 8 5s . .t.
s. r. Stansberry wants us to say
that farmers are welcome to call at
his Office and get neat calender for
1902. IS. III.
2 Miss Rillah Parsons Of spicer re.
turned last Saturday to. take up her
work as teacher ia . school at Min:
neapolis. ri s.s.Z 5s: { s< =--s I. - ss
E DR.. c. johnson was called out to
Irving last Friday on account Of the
illness Of the wife Of Peter Hagen, the
merchant. IL
Mrs. Martin Peterson and Miss
Hannah Peterson went to Pennock to
visit with Anton Peterson and wife at
that place.
Charley .Odell, the cattle buyer,
shipped carload Of hogs last week,
returning from South st. Paul last
Thursday.
FOR. RENT-A modern new eight
room house with bathroom and full
basement. Call at this Office or 402,
First street. 45tt
Misses Bertha Hanson and Elsie
Monson departed for New London last
Thursday after q visit with relatives
in this vicinity.
| D. G. Leslie left Thursday for the
southeastern part of the state of Colo
RADIO to visit with q brother and look
up the country.
Mrs. S. P. johnson returned from
Swift Falls, Swift Co., last Monday
where she had been to attend the fun
eral of sister.
Mrs. J. L. Lindner was again called
to Raymond last Thursday on accoun
of the serious condition of her mother
Mrs. Fred Harmed.
! Misses Jenny and Edith Leslie wen
to their home at Pennock Saturda!
after visit with the family of J. E
Leslie of this city.
| Syvert Hanson, who is staying will
dis daughter and son-in-law at Mes
Lake, was in town last Thursday, en-
route to Minneapolis.
Miss Anna Enblom resumed he
work OF instructing the children il
school district No. 81 last Monda.
after the holida y vacation.
LOST-Somewhere on Pacific Ave
nue., Willmar, brown striped worste'
glove. Finder please leave at thi
Office and receive reward. at
Lars Halvorson went to Sherman
last Friday to put up q gaso]in
engine in the elevator belonging tt
the New London Milling Co.
Landlord Hasbrouck, of New Lon
don, was in town on Friday on hi
way home from Benson, where he ha
just disposed of his livery business.
Alfred, Harry and Lilly Larson o
Murdoch were enroute for New Londol
last Saturday. Harry and Lilly will
remain to attend school. at New Lon
don.
Inga Ringness OF. New London wa
: enroute for N inneapolis last Thurs
day, where she will resume her studio
at the Northwestern Conseryator Q
Music.
Magnus Holt, of Minneapolis, ::
brother of Erick Holt of this city, dc
t parted last Friday for his home afte
weeks stay with his brother an
, family.
: Magnus Sletten of Dovre was HON
from the Agricultural School of tn
J State University for the Christina
and New Years holidays, returnin
+ yesterday. :.
: Miss Ida Kueg, of Renvi]le, ha
, been visiting friends in the county
+ She returned to her home Thursda
after visit with Miss Hilma Norma
} of thisi city.
T. Z. Eewgord of Ringvi1le returne
to his home last Thursday after spend
! Ing few days with his daughter an
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lar
son. four miles from the city.
| Russell Russell, the son of the lad;
who owns the Russell Coffee House O
Minneapolis, returned home Frida,
after spending his holiday vacation
with the Solomon Porter family.
Otto Thorson and wife were in tn
city last week. Mr.. Thorson is an oil
Kandiyohi county boy and is no,
? travelling passenger agent for tn
Great Northeran railroad company.
Prof. G. H. Towley, the instructor
, at the head of the Commercial Depart
; ment of the Gustsvus Adolphus Col
lege at St. Peter, was in the city sew
, eral days last week visiting friends
Miss Carolina Moss Is engaged t.
teach in district number AZ in place O
> Mrs. Frank J. STAINS berry, who wa
formally Miss Pauline Sampson, dur
ing the three remaining months of th