Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-04-15


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Mrs. G.. B. E6nkema had the mis-
fortune of breaking her ankle by fall
ing down the stairs of dentist Office
while in Willmar last week.-Clara
City Herald.
Mrs. Florence Emery, teacher in
the Eighth grade of the city schools,
spent her Easter vacation in the
northern part of the state. She has q
claim near Warroad.
Mrs. Geo. n: Keyes, of Glendale.
N. D., is visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. W. DeLaHunt. She expects to
return home the last of the week, &C.
companied by little Ruth DeLaHunt.
Chief Dispatcher M. WEIGH, of the
Great Northern, enjoyed visit here
over Sunday from his brother, j. r.
WEIGH, and wife and daughter, of St.
James, Mimi, also his daughter from
the same place.
A small company OF young people
were pleasantly entertained Monday
evening at the home of Irwin Roberts,
in honor of Clarence N. Swager, of
Minneapolis, who has been spending
several days here with friends.
Jas. Greaves of Minneapolis was in
our city last Monday on business con-
nected with telephone interests at
Glencoe and other points. Mr..
Greaves is former resident of At
water where he conducted store.
P. G. johnson departed yesterday
for Estevan. Assiniboia, Canada,
where he will look up prospects for
securing work in his line. Mr.. John
son has a claim near Estevan, and ex-
poets to be gone for several months.
Miss Marie Olson, who has been en-
ployed for some time on the Gazette
force, has resigned her position and
left yesterday for her home at Spicer:
Miss Olson will leave soon for Sc.
bekah, MIMI, to make her future home
with brother.
0. O. Bergstrom, of Mamre, has
been honored with a re-appointmen,
as boiler inspector. The appointment
was made last Friday by Governor
Van SAINT, and Mr.. Bergstrom re.
sumes the position under the new law
governing boiler inspectors.
John II. Carlin of Kandiyohi, Thos.
E. Murphy and George Brassard OF
Willmar left here Monday for Este.
van, Assiniboia, Canada, where they
will spend several weeks in making
improvements on homesteads and
looking up Canadian lands.
George Gagnon, who conducts the
shoe shop on Pacific avenue, left yes.
terday for Glenwood, where he will
look UP the prospects for locating in
business. Mr.. Gaguon says his bust.
ness here is not up to expectations,
and as he has q good offer at Glen.
wood he will probably locate there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Spicer, &C.
companied by Miss Elizabeth Moore,
sister Of Mrs. Spicer, who had beer
visiting here for week, left on Sat
urday for Minneapolis, where they
had been called on account of thu
serious illness of Mr.. Moore. Mr..
Spicer returned home yesterday and
reports that Mr.. Moore was still quite
low.
A meeting of the library board was
held last Saturday afternoon al
which plans for the new building were
adopted as we'll as bylaws and regu
lations for the governance of the Ii
brary. Committees we're appointed
for the different lines of work. The
new building too be erected will b&
quite similar to the Carnegie library
at Albert Lea, the board having
adopted plans submitted by q La
Crosse, Wis, architect, who furnished
the plans for the albert Lea library
FoUND-At Salvation Army Hall, {
lady's fur collar, on the evening O.
March 18. Owner can secure same b,
calling at this Office, proving proper
ty and paying for same. lit
DR.. G. e. Gerretson, dentist. Omc,
In Mikkelson block, Willmar. ut
A competent girl wanted. SIS :