Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-10-22
Additional Local Notes.

O~'A'S 'ooA ooy ~ uuo SHOWS JQ6G
visit this city. REPORTER.
Additional Local notes.
L. J. Boudette was in the city THE.
week.
DR.. Riches has had phone POS put
in office and 225 in residence. SAT-
DR.. G. E. Gerretson, dentist. Office
In Mikkelson block. Willmar. 22tf.
Mrs. J. Downs is home from a visit
at her old home in Grove Lake.
H. S. Hilleboe and daughter of Ben
son were visitors in the city the latter
part of last week.
Misses Tillie Kent and Sophie o.
son, of the Great Northern's force of
stenographers, spent Sunday in the
cities.
The Model Dairy is now prepared
to supply few more customers with
milk. Call on A. H. Sperry, or call
up phone 249. 37-2
Judge A. H. Roise returned Sunday
morning from Winnipeg, after q
weeks trip on business in the Cana
dian country. Axel is interested in
land located about ten miles from that
city.
81. T. Olson went to Raymond yes
terday to erect q tombstone over the
grave of Mrs. 81. P. Jensen and child,
whose tragic death occurred some
time ago by being drowned in q we'll
near there.
Joe Gallage the popular passen.
ger brakeman on the Willmar-Milaca
run, returned last Wednesday night
from his trip to New York City, where
he had been to visit his aged father,
who is failing in health.
Mrs. H. 9. johnson and sons went
to St. Paul Saturday, where they met
Misses Estella and Elizabeth Johnson,
OF Northington, Ind, who arrived
home with them. The young ladies
are sisters-in-law of Mrs. Johnson.
Two splendid attractions are booked
for the Willmar opera house in the
near future. The ever popular VIM.
Owen Company will be here on the
Both and the first week in. November
the "Beggar Prince" Opera Co. will
be seen here.
E. L. Quist returned last week from
Polk county, where he has been spend
ing the past season on his claim. Mr..
Quist spent the latter part of the week
in the city and left for Cambridge,
where he commenced teaching on Mon
day of this week.
Vivian, the infant daughter OF An.
ton Tygeson, of the town of Whiteaeld,
died Monday afternoon at O'Clock
OF cholera infantum. Funeral SER
vices will be held Thursday and the
interment will be in St. Johns Luther
an Free church cemetery.
Thos. Olson and wife, of Edwards,
will become Willmar residents. They
have rented out their farm to their
sons and have bought the Pinney pro-
perty on Sixth street, which they will
occupy later. They will take up tenn
porary quarters in the A. B. Hans
com residence.
State Game Warden Fuller was In
the city last Thursday looking up
violators of the game law. He was
after some parties who had been 90
ing through the country in q private
car. While here he exchanged greet
ings with the county officers and
talked of matters political.
Eric w. Nelson has the contract for
two new dwelling houses which are
now in course of construction. Eric
Falk is having q s270O residence erect
ed on Litchfeld avenue, in the Gilbert.
son addition, and $1,000 building is
being put up for John Nelson. on Sec
ond street, In the Fourth ward.
Charles H. Boyle is most clever
actor and in his role of 1.-THE Star
Boarder" he certainly makes q great
hit. Seldom have Willmar opera
house patrons enjoyed more hearty
laughs then they did last Saturday
evening. The musical part o: the en-.
tertainment was of q high order.
AL. E. Brewer has established head
quarters in the I. G. Olson block, and
will remain in the city tor q time in
the interest of the University Gold
Mining and Milling Co. Of Deadwood,
s. D, AL Is very enthusiastic over
the bright prospects Of this gold mine
and i interesting quite : number Of
his friends "a the. buying OF shares.
&c has some ine specimens 81 ore 81.
display Il.