Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-04-08
WENNERLuND g. Nelson
Jswslsrs and Opticians.

schools are taking advantage of the
Easter vacation this week to visit in
the cities and at their respective
homes.
K. T. Otos took advantage of the
cheap rates and went to the cities Sat-
urday morning on business trip and
incidentally to get look at the Presi-
dent.
G 81. Stevens received the sad an
nouncement yesterday morning by let
ter telling of the death of his cousin,
Nels Swan, which occurred at Hallock
Sunday.
Gudmund Karwand, president of the
Black Bay Mining Company, left
yesterday on trip to Toronto, On
tario, Cana la, on business in the in
terest of the company.
DR.. r Keene, of Belingham, was q
guest at the home of B. F. Jenness
over Sunday. Dr.. Keene was on his
way to Minneapolis to attend Cha
tauqua meeting in Minneapolis.
The Great Northern local ticket
agency reports the sale of IL tickets
at Willmar to parties who took ad
vantage of the cheap rates to the
cities to see President Roosevelt.
Miss Florence Dahl, who recently
finished successful term of school in
the Grue district, has gone to Kerk-
hoven to FIJI vacancy caused by the
illness of one of the teachers there.
The Willmar steam laundry re.
sumed operations last week, all the
new machinery having been installed.
The new management starts out with
excellent prospects of a most success
full business.
There will be no services, except
Sunday school, at the Swedish Evan
eelical Mission church next Sunday.
Rev. Osterholm will then preach at
Spicer in the morning aud at New
London in the evening.
The different churches in the city
are busy preparing for the observance
of the Easter festival, and appropriate
ser vices will be held the coming Sab.
bath. Special music has been ar
ranged for in nearly all the churches.
Miss Mildred Dennis, who is we'll
| known here as former resident, is a
member of this years graduating
class ut the St. Cloud Normal, and
has already been engaged to teach
next year in the public schools of Two
Harbors, MINI.
Henry Bergdahl commenced exca-
waiting last week for the new residence
which he will build for himself on the
lots recently bought from Mrs. Porter
on Fifth street. He plans to erect a
dwelling house that will cost in the
ne ghborhood of $4,000.
Martin Bitterness and wife arrived
here Monday from Glendive, Mon
tana, to again make their home in
tu1S ClUy. OuVOI AOSS "AAA VAlS "0On
enter upon his new duties as book.
keeper and salesman at the Fred W.
Segerstrom Supply House.
The ladies of the Swedish Mission
church will give a sale of fancy goods
in the church next Tuesday, the 14th
4 beginning with serving coffee and re-
freshments from p. m. to $50. Their
the sale of fancy articles will com
mence. ALI are cordially invited.
Mrs. W. F. Huffman returned las
Wednesday from visit in Minneapo
lis. Mr.. Huffman, who has posi-
ton on the Milwaukee road, make.
that city his headquarters. He wal
in Willmar the latter part of the weel
ard stated that he would again ente1
the EN- ploy of the Great Northern q
this point.
Miss Ellen Youngberg announce
that she will hare her Easter MILL
merry opening tomorrow Thursday
when she will have on exhibition al
the latest novelties in the milliner,
line. The ladies of the city and vi