Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-04-11
D. N. Tallman transacted business
In st. Paul this week.

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D. N. Tallman transacted business
In st. Paul this week.
W.. Pinney attended to business
matters in the cities this week.
The Seminary closed Thursday for
an Easter vacation until Tuesday.
"a. E. Campbell is an addition to
the force at the Metropolitan Barber
shop.
Rev. Joseph Hogg has been hold
ing spec ial services at Howard Lake
this week.
Miss Mary Heidelberg, OF Granite
Falls, was guest over Sunday at the
home of Mrs. J. P. Dale.
Manager Hong of the Willmar Mill
ing Co., looked up business among
Kandiyo obi patrons Thursday.
Rev. DR.. Geo. G. Pollock of Litch-
Held, will officiate at the services in
the First Presbyterian church tomor-
row.
Mrs. Robert L. Knebel and daugh-
ter left on Thursday for several
days. visit with Duluth friends. Mr..
Knebel accompanied them for brief
stay.
Miss Ellen Skutle closed her school
on Thursday in the town of Irving
and came home to spend her Easter
vacation, which will extend through
all of next week.
Attorney J. M. Downs is home from
his trip to West Baden, Indiana, and
his many Willmar friends hope that
his visit to that famous health resort
proved of great benefit to him. Mrs.
Downs has also returned from her Wis
It to Green Lake.
DR.. Chas. A. Ballard, of Minnea-
polls, has been in the city the past few
days calling upon old Willmar
friends. The Doctor is interesting
number of our citizens in the Mag
netic Equipment Co., of Chicago, OF
which he is treasurer.
Rev. Father George Carlin will con-
duct high mass at St. Mary's church
tomorrow Easter Day at a. M, as
sisted by Father Malloy. Rev. Faith
or Malloy will have charge of the
Easter services at St. Patrick's
church, Kandiy obi, at II =. m.
J. L. Geer and Fred Ward, of Bur-
bank, plan to leave next Tuesday for
Estevan, Canada. The gentlemen
have bought the well-borlng machine
OF W. W. Knight of this city and will
take the outfit with them to work on
several contracts in that vicinity.
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Elmquist, of Fahlun, died at 4
O'Clock a. M, today. Funeral will
5take place at O'Clock from home and
$3.50 at Tripolis Lutheran church next
Tuesday. Full particulars will be
published in next Wednesday, edi-
tion.
Plans are being drawn for the
Synod church building committee
which will reduce the seating capacity
OF the new church one hundred and
also reduce the cost to an amo1nt not
to exceed $4,000. These latest plans
are being drawn by Contractor John
SkOOlheim.
Misses Hattie Parsons, Esther Sven
son, Grace Hawkinson and Edna N.Y.
quist wore baptized in the Swedish
Baptist church last night and will join
that church*A large audience was
present to witness the ceremony, which
was performed by the pastor, Rev. r.
Larson, who also delivered q very
able sermon bearing on the subject.
Messrs. Jacob Peterson and John
P. Dale left Thurday evening on the
Puget Sound Express, bound for Ed
more, Nd, where they will spend
some time looking up land matters.
Mr.. Dale is the owner of two q quarter
sections in that vicinity and it is not
IA impossibility that Mr.Pe.erson may
decide to invest in some of the "Flick-
erstail" state real estate.
Miss Annie Peterson, who has been
spending the greater part OF the winter
In this city with her sister, Mrs. P. J.
Erickson, has gone to Alexandria to
make her future home near that CITY.
Since her departure for there the an
nouncement is made of her marriage
TO Ole Erickson, brother of P. J.
Erickson, which took place the 18th
inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson will
make their home on farm near Alex
sandria, where Wi]lmar friends will
wish them much happiness.
Saioonkeepers Close Up.
Kerkhcven voted no license this
hrot