Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-13

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Miss Mamie Schultz, of Harrison,
has been the guest of Willmar friends
this week.
Try dish of delicious ice cream at
Hanscom's and hear the photograph,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hicks left last
Wednesday night for visit with rela.
tives at Yankton, S. D.
Mrs. T. H. Sorlein, of Granite Falls,
was among the out of-town visitors at
the Seminary commencement.
The new water board has been Or
gained. Lars Halvors on is presi-
dent and L. A. Vik secretary.
Carl Estrem was brought down from
New London on Wednesday for treat
ment at the Frosthospital for appendi-
citis.
Miss Grace Randall will spend part
of the summer at teaching kinder
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Miss Mathilda Moss, of Mime
spolis, is visiting with her cousins in
the city. She is a guest at the home
of Mrs. Olof Sandbo.
Frank H. Beach of Minneapolis,
travelling passenger agent of the
Rock Island road, was in town for a
short time yesterday.
Ludwig Dale, who has been attend
ind the Willmar Seminary, will spend
part of the summer vacation in the
employ of the Tribune.
It is probable that the Willmar
Provision Company will lease the
new Westberg building on Benson
avenue for it's place of business.
Miss Helen Hendrickson arrived
there on Thursday from Sioux Falls,
and will spend some days visiting
with her folks, Henry Hendrickson'e,
at Eagle Lake.
S. Stenberg, of Lake Elizabeth,
passed through Willmar Thursday en-
route to attend the mission meetings at
the West Salem Mission church in the
town Of Mamre.
At the conference of the Swedish
Mission Covenant in Minneapolis
sthis week, Rev. N. Frykman Of
-:Mamre was elected vice president for
the ensuing year.
Miss Clara Hanson, sister OF Prof.
George Hanson of the Seminary, came
over from Renville for the commen-
cement exercises and has been spend
Ling the week here with friends.
Mrs. P. G. Tonning leaves on Mon.
day for six weeks visit at her old
nome in DEBORAH Iowa, while Prof.
Tonning will be in attendance as in
structor at the Big Stone summer
school.
The directors of the Willmar Far
:>mers' Mutual Fire and Lightning In
<ssurance Company have elected the
following officers: D. F. Seneschal,
OF Harrison, president; John Feig, of
Atwater, secretary; N. O. Nelson, of
Willmar, treasurer.
Many members of the Lutheran
Synod church are planning to go from
here to DEBORAH, Iowa, and be in a.
tendance at the commencement exer-
:cises of Luther College next week and
also the jubilee in commemoration of
the fiftieth anniversary of the Lutheran
Synod.
Emanuel Christensen returned last
Thursday from Minneapolis, where he
had been as delegate to the Natio-
nal Meeting of the Washington L.
ague of Knights and ladies'. The Le-
ague adjourned to meet on Aug. 10,
to act on suggestion of new bylaws
to be prepared by committee, of
which Mr.. Christensen was elected
member.
Next Monday evening, the 18th, Mrs.
&Cecelia Gondret, who has pleased 20
many audiences in this vicinity the
last few days, will sing at the Swedish
Baptist church. This will probably
be the last chance Willmar people will
have to hear her and they should not
miss it. The weekly young peoples
prayer meeting will be held in conjunc-
s.tion, and all are invited, Services be-
GIN at s O'Clock. y. n
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