Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-04

Inc regular monthly business meet
ing of the Commercial Club was post
poned until Friday evening. " =
Jacob Hanna, the mayor of Ray
mond, G. E. Fouts, assistant cashier
of the Bank of Raymond, S. E. Fay
and Frank Smith were among the
Raymond visitors who enjoyed the
University Band concert last night.
Ike Trusty has closed up his place
of business and left for other parts.
It is announced that word has been
received from him from Chicago, in
which he declares his intention to
make good all claims against him.
The S. E. Stansberry Implement
Company is Incorporated this week.
The incorporators are S. E. Stans-
berry, John Martin, J. M. Downs, o.
J. Paulson and Lewis Moline. The
company will commence business the
18th inst.
Articles of incorporation for "The
Willmar Hotel Company were pub
lished in the St, Paul Dispatch of Jan.
20 and 30. Several sets of plans for
Willmar's new hotel are now being
shown at Mr.. Tallman's Office, and
those submitted by the architects are
for very fine building.
Invitations are out for a wedding to
take place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Elmquist on Third street to-
morrow. evening, Feb. 5, at eight
O'Clock, when their daughter, Miss
Emily Christine, will be united in mar
rage to Mr.. Carl E. Redlund, a pros
porous young farmer of Grove City.
The Washington League of knights
and Ladies is making preparations for
social evening for the members and
their friends on the night of Feb. q,
at the lodge rooms in the Borgeson
Hall. The occasion is for the purpose
of observing Washington's birthday,
whose name and memory is dear to all
knights and ladies of that noble order.
St. Mary's Catholic society realized
$500 from the progressive cinch party
given last Friday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Mary Lawler in the First
ward. Head prizes were won by Miss
Margaret Walsh and Frank Cleary.
Miss Blanche Julien and Lewis Lar
son captured the foot prizes. Refresh
ments were served and it is needless
to say that those present had an en-
joyable time.
Clerk of Court Ramsett, County At
torney Johnson, Assistant County At
torney Olson, Auditor Johnson, Trea-
surer Norm, Sheriff Lundquist and
Deputy Sheriff VIM. Johnson did the
honors last Friday evening by invit-
ing the grand jury and county CON-
missioners to take supper with them
at the Bonde Hall. The entire DELE
ga:ion pronounced the Norwegian sup
per as served by the ladies as being
first class.
Rev. W. E. Bates of Winnebago
City, will occupy the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
both morning and evening. Rev.
Bates will remain here over Wednes-
day and visit with members of the con-
gregation. The reverend gentleman
is among the several pastors who are
being considered for the pastorate in
this field, and we understand that he
is very scholarly man. His visit to
our city will be of much interest to the
congregation of the First Presby terrain
church.
There was large audience at the
opera house last evening to greet the
Minnesota University Band. The
concert was very good, and every
number on the program delighted the
hearers. Lack of time prevents us
from making an extended notice OF
the same. The ~" Alumni of this
city arranged for and successfully
carried out a program to make the
visitors stay here pleasant one
A large party enjoyed q "hop' afte1
the concert, given in the Bonde Hall
Excellent music was furnished b,
members of the gu" Band.
\ He Had Watched.
Does the baby talk yet?" they
| asked.
"No," replied the baby's Disguised
little brothe-, ''the baby doesn't have
to talk"
doesn't have to talk!'
"No. All the baby has to do is to yell
and it gets everything there is in the
house worth having."- Chicag go Post.
Evening Up.
GAS long, George, as we haven't any
coal to cook with, there is one thing
I must speak to the fish dealer
7 about
"And what is that, my dear?''
81 must ask him to be sure to Law
in large supply of raw OYSTERS
Cleveland Plain Dealer.