Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-15

Miss Jennie Leslie, who has been
visiting with the family of J. E.: Les
lie, left today for Beogh, S.: D., where
she will stay for some time. "a <: 3 i"
Martin Olson is the happy papa. Of
a goodlooking baby girl that arrived
at his home in the First ward on Tues
day. Martin hopes that his friends
will not be bashful in asking for
cigars.
Miss Mamie Ramer returned on
Thursday from Minneapolis, where
she had been visiting with her sister
for some time. She will resume her
work at the G. F. Spencer printery
next week.
Carl Nordgaard, who has been
spending week with friends at Eagle
Lake, returned to his home on Thurs,
day. He had enjoyed the outing very
much and was sorry he could not stay
any longer.
Associa ate Editor Forsberg is work
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his old home in Mamre, so that he
may be more able to wrestle with the
heavy editorials for the coming mum.
! bers of the TRIBUNE. a..
Mrs. M. o. Thorpe went to Belgrade
on Thursday, where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Tolo, for
some time. She will also attend q
church conference meeting at Grow
River before returning home:
Ole T. Nelson left for VIII ntponn,
Wash. yesterday, where he intends to
join his parents and make his future
home. He was accompanied by I. c..
Tollefson, who will spend some time
looking around in the West, visiting
several places of interest.
Miss Mathilda Ramstad, of West
Lake, has been secured as teacher in
school district No. 48, for term OF
six months. Miss Ramstad is grad
uate OF the Seminary and was one OF
the attendants at the teachers train
ing school at St. Cloud this summer.
An eleven-pound boy is the latest
news in the family of Jens Peterson,
who lives on Third street. The new
conner arrived on Wednesday morning
and expressed himself satisfied with
his surroundings. He does not care
for cigars, but his papa has many
friends who do.
Misses Mathilda and Anna Lien
went to Braham on Thursday, where
they will spend about three weeks
with relatives and friends. Miss
Mathilda is having vacation from
her duties at the store Of Sandven,
Crawford & Co. and her: sister, Inge-
borg, is filling the vacancy.
The ice cream festival given by the
ladies of the Swedish Lutheran church
on Thursday evening was very salts
factorily patronized: In spite of the
fact that the weather WAS not 81 the
best kind a large, crowd gathered to
taste the dainty ice cream and coffee.
The neat sum Of s25 Is waslt taken: II
and added to the church fund.- ~"
Miss Emma Youngstrom, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs., d.
Elmquist, left for Grove City yester:
day for a visit with Mrs: Redlund.
EMiss Youngstown is valued en-
[ploye of the he. L.i't it Saturday Re-
view and is at. present enjoying a two
waeks' vacation from her Duties on
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Ms Ms: g. e.; Carlson, who. lad, been
Visiting with: her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs3' G, SHennings for some tim et left
on Wednesday for -:Richf field where
Eshe will visit with her-sistef, Mrs. J..
BIZ Itwin.o Next week she wiM3 Aeawe
for her home at,EurekaI :Utah,t $wherd
| Ker 1husBand occupies thu feposition
of printfPaf Of the public'scl ooo11sA! Hs=z
[ johannes ;Flade boe, q SOD of Prick
F'adelbqe: who died So ;spd3nlgI neaaSS
+ Eipon, N. P aarEEiiY{ed hers yesterday
from HEa1r{AEanger, Norway. The The hpy
had1rec7ived 40 news Of, bill fathers
death before -: it was i, toldi him . by
Eawrehc e i!Thorpe and be- NATURALLY
feels the'''loss very .keenly lie IwiM
Sc ehhi1pjloyy1eedd4 as; carpenter wi th> Olson
& Skoolheim in this CITY. i bni 9iuo2