Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-09-03

ent's office, vice Ted Schain, resigned.
Co. Attorney Johnson was called to
the north ern part of the county last
week to investigate reported case of |
forgery.
The Willmar ball team defeated the
International Stock Food Company's |
team OF Minneapolis in both games |
played this week. On Monday the
score was 5 to 2 and yesterday 9 to
2: Booth sustained his good reputa-
ton as q pitcher and the home team
has added more honors to it's seasons
playing.
A case of wife desertion is reported
In the city: The accused husband is
David Wright, assistant storekeeper
for the Great Northern, who leaves a
bride OF only few weeks, whom he
married in Racine, Wis. He left sud-
ly for the east yesterday morning,
and it is said that he has a months
salary coming. Much sympathy is
expressed for the wife, who is stricken
down with grief.
Herman Johnson and Carl Sven
son were arraigned before Judge o.
terness Friday upon complaints sworn
out by Sivert Sivertson of Irving.
The former is charged with assault
and the latter with using abusive lam
guage: Judge Nordin appeared for
the defendants and County Attorney
johnson for the state. The case was
adjourned until the 9th inst. and the
defendants released upon a personal
recognizance of $50 each.
Svea.
Sept. 2.-Threshing has now CON-
menced in earnest, but has been slow
work so far on account of rain. .....
The hunting season opened yesterday
and quite a number were out trying
their luck. Chickens are numerous
in these parts this year but ducks and
geese are scarce on account of sloughs
being dry. 90. Mrs. Anders Jonson,
of Willmar, visited relatives here last
week. =. "A bright young lady arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mo.
line last Tuesday, and will stay until
in her teens, at least. Mother and
child a'e doing we'll. We will all
smoke this time, Eric. Jas. Nc
Nellis, the London and Burchard re-
preventative. was around Thursday.
..... Mrs. j. M. Johnson is sick. :! =.
Sam Johnson, who has been working
in this section during the busy times,
has returned to Minneapolis, where he
is employed in. the Pillsbury Flour
mills. Mrs. N. P. Sjoberg and
daug liter Ellen of Tripolis visited rel
atives in this vicinity Thursday.
The creamery this week, started run.
ming only four days in the week.. go.
Henry Larson, who has been suffering
from blood poison, in his right hand
and a bad cold, is now we'll again.
Miss Edna Nordstrom is visiting rela.
tives in Roseland.. -. The various bal
games scheduled for last Sunday did
not mature as the skies were weeping
too much. Several business trans.
actions have taken place here lately
Swan Rasmussen has purchased 8
residence in Willmar and will move
there soon. John Lindblad, Monday
bought the Gipson farm in Kandiyohi
near the Tripods church. The farm
consists of 80 acres. The price paic
was S43 per acre. He will leave TO,
there soon, having sold his farm here
Primary election is near at han6
and every voter should make it an i'm
portant duty to attend, of whatever
|party they may be. What good will
| it do if you go to the general election
If you have neglected to attend thu
primary? Farmers can decide many ;
Question right, if they go to primar,
and help turn down lot of So ueakine
office seekers. KID MCCHEE.