Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-04
& NELSON,
jewelers. and Opticians.

DR.. James Wallace, of Manchester
College, delivered two able addresses
at the Presbyterian church Sunday.
He announced that the pulpit will he
filled on March Is and % by Rev.
Buell. Of Chicago, who comes here as
a candidate for the Willmar charge.
M. A. Haugen, late of Milwaukee,
succeeds A. J. Larson as agent here
for the International Schools of Cor
respondence of Scranton, Pa. Mr..
Larson resigned the position and is
now connected with the scandinavian
Colonization Company, which was re-
Gently organized here.
Jens Rasmussen has changed the
date of his auction sale from Tuesday,
March 10, to the following day, on ae-
count of the former day being the date
of the annual town election. The sale
takes place at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the
farm occupied by Peter Bertelson, in
Sec. 4, town of White6eld.
Editor Smith of the Raymond News
was among the patrons of Jim Hills |
road who were obliged to remain over |
until Monday to take the train back
to that village, owing to the change in |
train service. Frank had been max |
ing one of his periodical calls on
Willmar friends over Sunday.
Arrangements are being made for
an address here on Spiritualism to be
given at the Swedish Mission church
on the evening of March IA by Rev. J.
j. Daniels, who is travelling in the in-
terest of evangelistic work. The
speaker is we'll known here, and as he
is fluent talker there will undouht-
edly be large audience to hear him.
o. Jorgen Olson boarded the. East
ern Express on Monday for trip to
Wills Point, Texas, where he goes on
business connected with the settling
up of the estate of his deceased uncle,
Solomon Johnson. Mr.. Olson expects
to visit several other points in the
South before returning home, includ-
ing Dallas, Texas, where he will call
upon ex-County Supt. Fink.
G. J. Verran and VIM. Ryan, the
out of.town directors of the Black
Bay Mining Co., were in the city last
week looking up their interests in
mining stock and attending to matters
relative to the affairs of the company.
Mr.. Verran, who had large amount
OF stock for sale which had been left
with him by the former owner of the
Black Bay property, F. w. hockey,
of Rat Portage. Canada, succeeded in
disposing of the same.
Co. Attorney johnson and Attorney
Sam'l Porter were at Raymond last
Saturday as the attorneys in the case
: of the State of Minnesota VS.. Fred
: Ratzloff, which was up before Judge
Q lAbrahamson. The case was one
j. which had been brought against the
j. defendant on the charge of selling
). liquor to one Andrew Ledahl, who Lad
9 been "black- listed.' The case was
/ dismissed on account of insufficient
! evidence.
It Ben Waterman has finally disgorged
= by the payment of the amount OF
8 1865, as ordered by Judge Qvale in
e judgment proceedings against him
a The money WAS paid at the clerk Of
courts Office on Monday. This was
r the result of the suit instituted by J.
c. Oswald & Co., liquor dealers, men.
a ton Of which was made in the TR1B.
UNE some time ago.
& The Willmar Novelty Works has
been obliged to make several changes
! In its establishments, so as to be bet.
): ter equipped for the busy season Of
: building which is fast approaching.
) Among other changes which will make
It more convenient for the workmen, il
& the establishment Of another work.
room In the lower story, which has
heretofore been used almo ct exclusive.
: " for machinery. Considerable work
Is being turned out BY the presen,
force and the prospects are that add.
1iopsl he}n vii Sc REQUIRED before
along. sThere are. several large order,
lEssd " R gE ne Ply Kork tor =.
az aS@iss g sEsG,sd 81 =
force anticipates that II will have
: plenty to do. 3sSS.
s For Sslo cheap. SIS
g One lumber wagon, one hay rake
: three ditch scrapers.