Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-09

<at0Oruoy 0Sut-t Sl480Q was IN A16o0.
field Wednesdays whefe he appeared
as attorney for Harry Chandler at the
first meeting of creditors in bankruptcy
proceedings. Chandler was formerly
a railroader at this point.
The High School team of this city
and Litchfield are billed for q ball
game this afternoon at Athletic Park.
There will undoubtedly be an inter-
esting game and both sides will have
their admirers to root them on to VIC
tory.
Jared Post, formerly employed in
Chief Clerk Powell's Office, succeeds
G. S. Crest as stenographer in the
Office of Asst. Supt. Knebel of the
Great Northern. Mr.. Crest left on
Tuesday for Bozeman, Mont. TO re-
side on a claim.
Mrs. Geo. H. Knebel, mother of
Asst. Supt. Knebel of the Great
Northern, left last Thursday for her
home in Lacrosse, Wis.,, after spend
ing the winter in this city. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Robert L. Kne-
bel, who left for brief visit.
What promises to be very inter-
esting sermon will be delivered to-
morrow evening at the First Presby-
terrain church. Rev. H. G. Buell. an
nounces for his topic for the Sunday
evening discourse, 1.-THE Bible and
Christian Science" Service begins
at 8 o'clock.
r. Zeisemer and family will make
their future home in Kasson, Mimi,
to which city they expect to remove
next week. We understand that Mr..
Zeisemer has purchased an interest in
a hardware store there. Willmar
friends Of the family will greatly re-
greet to see them leave.
Rev. G.. G.. Beito left for his home
at Swift Falls, Mimi, Thursday, &C.
companied by his father-in-law, Rev.
o. Estrem, with whom he had been
visiting. Rev. Beito delivered very
interesting lecture at the Seminary
Hall on Wednesday evening for the
benefit of the young people.
John W. Larson and family, of
Mortified, have been spending the
past week with relatives and friends
in this city and at Fahlun. Mr.. Lar
son was q former employe here for
Anderson Bros, jewelers., but has for
some time past held position in
jewelry establishment in Mortified.
The Maccabees ball given at the
Bonde hall last Tuesday evening was
largely attended and those present re-
port the occasion one of the pleasant
est of the season. Among those in at
tendance were q plumber from out of
town. Cafarelli's orchestra furnished
excellent music. The ladies of the
order served light refreshments for
the weary dancers.
A move is on foot for the purchase
Of the Merchants hotel property from
its present owners. A propos ition
has been made with that end in view
by local parties who were interested
in the building of the new hotel here.
If the deal is effected, we understand
that the original plans for it's: en-.
largement, mention of which was
made by the Tribune some time ago,
will be carried out, and that a num-
Der of improvements will be made to
the property.
Miss Margaret Scally, who has had
charge of the Fifth grade in the Gen.
trail school building during the past
year left yesterday for Pryor, Mon.
tana, where she goes to take up her
residence on claim. Her position
during the unexpired term will be
filed by Miss Sophie Carlson, who
formerly taught at Spicer. Miss
Scally was successful teacher in the
Willmar schools, and during her
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