Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-13
Samuel Porter and A. F. Hanscom
Miss Florence D. Porter is q member

Samuel Porter and A. F. Hanscom.
Miss Florence D. Porter is member
of this years graduating class. Miss
Amy Hanscom and Messrs. Geo. lyle
and Harold Handy are the other Will
mar students who will remain through
out the commencement.
DR.. Chas. II. Hunter, q specialist
from Minneapolis, was called to Will
mar this week to consult with DR.. Nc
Laughlin in the case of M. T. Sanbo,
who has been so seriously i'll. All
hopes of his recovery had been given
up and the relatives have been at his
bedside awaiting the final summons
A brother, Albert Sandbo, and family
are here from Mason City, Iowa.
Contractor Eric Nelson started the
work last week on a large two-story
residence building in the Fourth ward
for Mrs. Andrew Berg. The location
is on the corner of First street and
Minnesota avenue. It will be 26x44
and will have height of 20 feet. The
building completed will cost ir the
neighborhood of $500. There will be
full basement and the building will
be heated by hot air.
Miss Julia Macdonald arrived home
on Thursday from Breckenridge,
where she has been teaching in the
l.
by her brother, Hollis Macdonald,
and wife and baby, who came down
for visit with Willmar relatives.
Mr. Macdonald, who is running on
the Great Northern between here and
Breckenridge, plans to remove to
this city in the near future.
Mrs. Martin Sorenson and children,
Martha and Anna, Miss Ella Soren-
son and Mrs. Peter Freeberg depart.
ed on Thursday for the Black Bay
mining country. They were accom-
panied by Martin Gilbertson, who
returns to resume his work there.
The party left here for Duluth, from
where they intended to take the route
by steamer to Port Arthur, where they
were to be met by Messrs. Sorenson
aud Freeberg. The visiting party
plans to spend several weeks in the
mining country.
Inquiries are being made in this city
for houses for the families who will
remove here from Breckenridge as q
result of the transfer of the G.. N.
Office force from that city to this point
The change is effective the first of
July, and after that date it will be
nece ssary to provide suitable quarters
in Willmar for the extra men who will
be obliged to come here. The force
includes about twenty employes-dis-
patchers and superintendent clerks
and there are from seven to ten fami-
lies who will want houses here.
We have been requested to announce
that the special excursion train will
leave Spicer Sunday night on the re-
turn trip at nine O'Clock instead of
ten. Agent Sanford says that ar
rangements have been made for the
entertainment of all who go to Green
Lake tomorrow. A ball game between
the "All Stars" and New London
team will be on the program. There
will be yacht races and a race is an
nounced between the steamer and sew
eral gasoline launches. There is some
talk of holding regattss regularly
during the summer season for the ben
eft of lake visitors.
Secretary Feig of the Kandiyohi
County Old Settlers Association re-
ceived the badges this week which will
be used for the meeting to be held In
Willmar next Tuesday. They we're
made by Minneapolis firm and are
certainly things of beauty. The badges
are of silk, with golden fringee, and
are mounted with celluloid shield. A,
the the top there is the inscription,
SIN Union There IL Strength" Be-
meath this there are two U. S. flags,
and in the center the Minnesota coat