Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-04-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
OF Minor Happeniney .:.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
- OF Minor Happening.
Elmer Adams was home from the
'''U" over Sunday. -. ,>."<.
Miss. Myrtle Dewey spent Sunday
with friends at Montevideo. >'
The birth of q daughter to Rev. and
Mrs. E.. A. Boyd at Roseau, .Minn.,
is announced. :.-. 49,.
Mrs. G. A. Moore, of Minneapolis,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Russell spicer.
Miss Laura Nelson is home from q
visit at Breckenridge with her cousin,
Mrs. Frank Byersdorf.,* 1
Mrs. o. %. Reiquam has returned to
her home at Belgrade, after q visit in
this city with her daughter. >~
The Swedish Mission society is ar
ranging for an. auction: sale and sup
per to be held the 18th inst. ri -
implement dealers have been busy
filling orders for the necessary ma
chinery for the spring work.
Mrs. Anna G. Dickey, Of Minnea.
polls, returned on Monday from a
brief> visit ct The Mossb1fK i, home.
Francis NJ. Flynn, who held tho po-
sitton of night clerk at the Merchants,
has returned to his home atLitchfeld.
A number of farmers have COM
menced seeding, and by the end of the
week the work will be in full progress.
Joe Dahlquist, who has been at
Willmar for three weeks caring for a
sick brother-in-law, returned yester-
day.-Maynard Progress.
F. Bomsta and family. were in the
city Saturday, en- route from Granite
Falls to Lake Elizabeth, where they
expect to locate on q farm.
Albert Huseth came down from
Morris on Sundays coast train for q
brief visit. He is at present employed
in barber shop in that city,.
The ladies of St. Luke's Parish are
arranging for an Easter sale and sup.
per to be given at the Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday evening, April Is.
J. II. Martin and family have re.
moved here from Green Lake, and are
now settled in their new home, the old
Sampson property in the Second ward.
Jerry Lawler has rented his farm in
the town of Green Lake to John E.
Murray, and with his family has
moved to Graceville to make his flu.
ture home.
| Mrs. O.. Gilbertson returned Mon.
day from two months visit with
relatives and friends at Watertown,
Luverne, and other points in South
Dakota and Southern Minnesota.
The ladies of the Queen Esther
Gree OF the M. E. church will give az
Easter supper aud sofa pillow sale in
the Bonde Hall on the evening Of
April IL. Supper will be served for
20 cents. 49,
A. O. Nasset came down Monday
morning from Hebron, Stark county,
N. D., to spend the week at his home
here. He has severed his connections
with Mr.. L. O. Thorpe in the real
estate business here and will locate al
Hebron
Editor Shaver of the Chippewa
County Progress will secure the post
mastership plum at Maynard, sue
ceeding H. S. Anderson, who resigns
on account of poor health. The Pro.
gress plant will be removed into the
present postoffice building.
D. Elmquist and wife at Willmar,
after spending Sunday last with their
daughter at Grove City came to Litch
field on Monday to greet their many
old time friends here. MIR. Elmquis,
says he is doing a good business a,
Willmar. -Litch6eld News Ledger.
Mrs. F. L. Searles and children left
yesterday for Hartley, Iowa, where
they will visit for time with rela.
tives. From there they 60 to Des
Moines to make their future home.
Mr.. Searles has position in that city
as shipping clerk in q wholesale pa.
per house.
Miss Maude Howard closed a seven
months term of school last Friday in
tie Frye district east OF the city, and
the following day left for her home a,
Spicer. Miss Howard will leave on
Thursday for Walhalla, N. D., near
which place she has been engaged to
teach six months term of school.
Miss Olive Stansberry left last Sat
urday for Ortonville, waere she goee
to take a position in the public
schools. Miss Stansberry was recent.
ly elected to have charge of the Second
Primary grade in the new building