Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-11-14

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.-=7~ - j. Nov. IL.
Mrs. L. Norling, who has been sick
Tor some time, is said to be getting
better.
A. Skoglund had the misfortune to
lose his best mich COW, the other day,
as a result of dehorning.
Everybody is preparing for winter,
by putting on storm windows, outer
doors and other similar things.
A large numb Der of our people at
tended the Baptist convention held in
Willmar the last part of last week.
Frank Rydeen has bid good bye to
the Svea girls and gone to the -four
city, where he intends to spend the
winter.
The surprise party at P. O. Nelson g
last Saturday evening was grand
success. A large crowd was in attend
ance and good time was had.
Herbert Englund has left Hjalmer
Rund's and gone to his home at Lake
Waconda, where he will stay q while,
before re-entering the Seminary to fin
ish the business course.
Some of our young men have been
up to Red Lake to take claims, but We
understand some did not file. Among
them are: Oiof Westlund, Peter Heg-
strom and Erick Moline.
Threshing is now finished here and
most of the threshing engines are now
compelled to pull the corn eshredders.
johnson Bros. and P. y. Nelson &
co. have been at work over a week.
The snow storm aud cold weather of
last Monday froze the items Dick had
raised for the Wednesday edition so
he will now try and secure few for
the Saturday edition. TRY for both.
Ed
Our merchants, Nelson Bros, are
having three days special sale, be-
ginning today, and are selling goods
at wonderful, low prices. You can't
afford to miss this sale if you want to
be economical.
Some from here drove down to Lake
Elizabeth Tuesday evening and helped
the Baptist congregation "surprise
their pastor, Rev. Nilsson. That
worthy gentleman also has charge OF
the Baptist congregation here.
The people here greatly appreciate
the kindness shown by the Willmar
citizens, as to improving the road
leading to that city. People now can
go to town wi .hout complaining about
being sea sick upon coming home.
Ole Dahlheim, who has been staying
with US the past two years, has gone
to his home in Willmar, where he will
spend the winter. Oe was q great fa-
vorite with the fair sex and as con.
sequence many are the hearts that are
weary tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and family
have moved to Kandiyohi, where they
have rented the Gratz farm. During
their short stay here they have made
many friends who sincerely regret to
see this sociable family leave, but our
best wishes 20 with them.
Albert Norling and Otto Trulson ex.
students of the Seminary spent Sun.
day with "stag" friends, and in the
evening took in the lecture given by
Arctander. They say Mr.. Arctander
was very fluent speaker, and was
very interesting to listen to.
A basket social was given by Miss
Ellen Swenson in her district last Sat.
urday evening. About SIS was real.
lied, from sale of baskets, which goes
to benefit the school. After the has.
kets were finished games we're INDUCED
in which everybody seemed to enjoy.
Wedding bells rung here last Sun.
day, aud they will soon ring again for
one of our young men, who will be
spliced to one of our former young
ladies, but who is now in Willmar.
Oh! Wedding bells.
Ring on ye bells,
| How many, sweet tales,
| Your music tells.
| OF hope and love,
And that dear time, {.
| When first you promised,
| To be mine. E*
DICK.