Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-07
Local and County nj News.
eco. E. JOHNSON. city Editor.

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& Additional local matter on pageive.
!. Miss Emma Ellingson has taken q
position as saleslady at the store of
+ Berkness, Peterson & Co. 80
81 Miss Maude Hull has taken q posi-
ton as stenographer at the Fred W.
Segerstrom Supply House.
! M. D. Manning met with the mis-
fortune to fall on the icy sidewalk. last
zevening and break an arm.
The family of John Skoolheim ar
s.Srives at noon today and will reside in
Martin Bitterness residence.
:. The Oriental :: Entertainment Com
7pany did good business at New LoL.
don last Wednesday evening.
Rev. DR.. Geo. Pollock, of Litchfield,
will occupy the pulpit at the First
presbyterian church tomorrow.
A meeting of the directors of the
>Kandiyohi County Telephone Co. was
held at the courthouse yesterday.
Max Jacobs arrived on Thursday
IRON Yanktou, S. D., and will proba-
bly, make Willmar his future home.
The Andrews Opera Company will
be seen in this city next Friday even
Ing in the famous opera. "Martha." :.
John B. Bosch and John Nieuwven-
Shuis and wife of Holland made the the
Tribune pleas ant call last Monday.
Mrs. o. Selin returned last week
drom the cities, where she had been Sc
aectiug her spring stock of millinery.
The Fred W. Segerstrom Supply
Company announces q grand opening
sof the new store, to take place next
Saturday.
The Misses Je]sett left Wednesday
Tor Minneapolis, after pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity.
The fire department took the engine
down to Foot Lake Wednesday for a
=4est, and found everything in salts.
factory condition.
j. r. Hill, the popular marble cut
ter of this city, has returned from his
saold home in Syracuse, N. Y, where
he spent several months.
C. E. Krause, the hustlipg hardware
sznerchant of New London, was in the
'soity Monday enroute for home, after
y weeks visit at the Twin Cities.
A bulletin issued by Supt. Bowen
Wednesday announces that hereafter
74he East bound coast train will stop
~ Litchfeld. This is the result of 9
Sstfong appeal from Litchfeld citizens.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
schurch will give q Missionary Coffee
aOn Wednesday afternoon at four
so'clock, at the home Of Mrs. q. G.
Ward. Coffee and cake, 10 cents.
ALI are cordially invited.
A bankrupt sale is being conducted |
in the store rooms in the Lewis Block |
formerly occupied by the Jones Cloth
ing Co. Mr.. G. Treadwell, of St.
paul, is in charge and is closing out
u stock of general merchandise.
All Scandinavian singers are re-
:quested to meet at Thorpe & Nasset's
Office ON Friday evening, March 13, at
. O'Clock, for the purpose Of discus
sing the ACCESSIBILITY Of organizing q
male chorus. 62b
Just as we go to press the informa-
ation reaches US of the death of Mrs.
Neis Hedin at Arctander, whose death
'aoccurred yesterday from heart disease
and dropsy. She was nearly 81 years
sof age. Further particulars next
tissue.
J. E. Leslie has sold his farm In the
z1own of St. Johns for consideration
OF Gil 200. The farm comprises 28o
acres, making the price paid per acre
140. The purchaser was Martin Web
Der, of Luverne. The farm will be in
aohsrge of John Banks, of Illinois.
Lester Porter was so unfortunate as
80 have the index finger of his left
hand caught in the cog wheels of the
TRIBUNE folding machine Wednesday
aevening, and as result will lose part
s0f that member. DR.. Harold Frost
Hound it necessary to perform an am
,utation at the first joint. w i
- The Ladies' Social Union received
word last evening to the effect that
the Carleton College Glee Club has
found it necessary to cancel it's dates