Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-04-18

There will be services at the Bethel
Lutheran church tomorrow evening.
The wife OF Rev. G. Peterson is Wis
iting at their old home at Rush City.
Alderman John Williams left yester-
day on a business trip to the cities.
Attorney G.. Il. Bitterness looked
after legal business in Bens on Thurs
day.
Willie Rose left on Thursday for
= Atwater, where he takes position in
the meat market of Frank Anderson.
Mrs. J. M. Monson and daughter,
OF New London, are guests of Mrs. F.
F. Nelson and other Willmar friends.
Miss Nellie Haley, of this city, has
been reelected as teacher of the Fifth
and Sixth grades in the Morris public
schools.
A move is said to be on foot for the
organization of Willmar stock COM
pany to open a meat market in the
near future.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
had very successful supper and sale
last Tuesday evening. The receipts
amounted to something like S86.
The bankers association of the
Seventh district will be entertained at
Benson on the oath inst. It is expec-
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present.
o. r. Berkness has been spending
the week in the cities, combining bust
mess with pleasure. While there he
looked up new stock for ''The Popu-
lar Store.''
Olof Norling and wife and children,
accompanied by Mrs. Mornings
mother, Mrs. K. P. Marum, left yes
terday for few days. visit with rela-
.tives at Brooten.
Messrs. J. G. Jones, J. G. Freese,
Robert Bitterness and F.. W. Fergu-
son will compose bowling team from
this city who plan to go to Raymond
Monday to try conclusions with a
team in that village.
Three civil cases are set for trial in
Justice Abrahamson's court at Ray
mond today. Bitterness & Downs of
this city appear for one of the defend
ants and Olson & Johnson for the de-
PENDANTS in two cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Kreig and
children, of Wahpeton, N. D., left on
Tuesday for St. Cloud and other
points, after a visit here with the fam
lily of G. Alderman. Mr.. Kreig is
brother of Mrs. Alderman.
Nd. W. Thorn removed this week
with his family to Raymond where he
will again take charge of the Com
mercial Hotel. MATHS Willmar
friends will wish for him prosperous
business, and when in that enterpris-
ing little burgh they will not forget to
call upon the genial landlord of the
Commercial.
Register of Deeds O. Jorgen Olson
has purchased the residence property
OF Olof Strandberg on Grant street, in
the Fourth ward. The property con-
sists of a commodious dwelling house
and three lots and the consideration
was $4,000. The property has been
leased by his brother, Attorney Sam
uel Olson, who moved in this week.
Rev. Joseph Hogg of the M. E.
church had planned on going to Fish
,er, Mimi, this week for visit over
Sunday and to preach to his old con.
gregation, but was unable to leave on
account of illness in the family. This
was Rev. Hogg's first charge, where
he occupied the pulpit some sixteen
years ago, and he had planned on an
enjoyable visit with his old parish
toner's.
The Barnstad building on Benson
avenue, which was occupied last seas
Dn by Mr.. White for his egg commits
sion business, is being overhauled
and carpenters are busy at work put
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business of the J. I. Case Threshing
Machine Company. The company will
establish an agency in Willmar and
the building will be used for that pur-
pose.
o. A. Ferring, I. c. Tollefson and
Chas. Lonn left on Thursday evening
for the Assiniboia country in Canada,
where they will visit the land holdings
OF the Scandinavian Colonization
Company, in which they are interes-
ted. They expected to spend a couple
:of weeks there and will locate several
buyers of land. The holdings of the
are in the vicinity of Hanley
and Dundurn.
Peter Selander of Isanti, MINI. will
deliver q temperance lecture at the
Army Hall on Wednesday
April %. He will also enter