Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-11-28

1ui Ia their first efforts to raise cash
Tor contributing toward thu Augsburg
Seminary debt. At the supper given
by. them last Tuesday evening the re-
ce1pts amounted to about forty-five
dollars.
The Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors entertained fair sized crowd At
their Thanksgiving shop" and oyster
supper last Wednesday evening. Swa-
Inns orchestra of four pieces fur
n1shed the music for the occasion and
those In attendance report it as being
highly satisfactory.
Practically all the willmar Young
people attending the different colleges
in the state and also those who are
engaged In teaching at out-of.town
points arrived home this week to
participate in the family reunion on
Thanksgiving Day. They will enjoy
q vacation with us until Monday.
Popular lectures on vital topics
Will be presented to Willmar people
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
OF next week. NJ. G. Wood-AlIen W Ii
speak at the Lutheran Free church
the first evening and on the following
evening he will address an audience
at Seminary Hall. Admission is free.
Stockholders of the Black Bay Min.
ing Co. have received, notices this
week of the third annual meeting to
be held at the Boade Hall in this city
on Monday evening, Dec. 7, when d.
rectors for the ensuing year will be
elected and the transaction, of such
other business as may come before the
meeting will be attended to.
Mrs. Chas. German and daughter
June left on Wednesday for Minneap.
oils to join Mr.. German, and also
spend week with friends in the city.
Mr.. German was called down the first
OF the week as q witness in q case re.
sulting from q street car accident,
which occurred while he was employed
as conductor for the Twin City Rapid
Transit Co.
Harry L. Nelson and wife, OF Y ank.
ton, S. D., are the guests of Mrs. Nell
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. P.
Qvam. Harry has been obliged to
tsl Re short lay-off on account OF in-
juries received while at work as pas
senger brakeman on the Sioux City
line. He is nursing bruised elbow,
which he sustained while assisting in
the loading of baggage.
The following out. of-town relatives
were in attendance at the funeral of
Mrs. A. G. Hedjn and have been
spending part of the week in the city:
Olof Olson, father of the deceased, J,
p Olson and wife, J. Holm and wife,
and Emanuel Olson, all of Wheaton;
Henry >Julin and wife, of Braham;
Mrs. Gust Olson and Oscar Olson, of
Superior, Wis.,; Axel Hedin, of Min
neapolis. Miss Dina Watz, of Min.
neapolis, was among the out-of-town
friends who were here.
Mr.. Frank Lindblad of Bowbells,
N. d. arrived here yesterday for a
visit and to assist his brother, Edgar
Lindblad, in moving his goods and
chattels to Ward county, N. D:
Frank dropped: into the TRIBUNE
office to swap yarns with the associate
editor and to gladden. the heart 0f the
business manager with some of the
current coin of the realm, so as to be
sure that this great family journal
would not cease to visit him. He
said they had grown a great crop up
there this year, and proved it by show
ing photo of a lusty youngster that
Frank is willing to swear is the great
est thing ever produced in the Flick
ertail state-or any other state, for
that matter.