Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-28

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20 local matters. ;:
: Local res ding advertisement is will be &C
soepted for this page when SO ordered at the
casual rates. Charges for display advertise
issios.
t. G. P. Karwand me- de business trip
10 the cities Thursday.
John Thorne the New London mer-
1hant, was in the city last Thursday.
A marriage license was issued yes
s.serday to Elias Moen and Augusta
Newgard.
Miss Lille Johnson is home from
her school near Raymond to visit
aver Sunday.
A good girl wanted for general
housework. Inquire at office of Otter
Eness & Downs. Aft
DR.. Wallace of Manchester College
will fill the pulpit at the Presbyterian
zchurch tomorrow.
Mrs. J. W. Kent went to Atwater
yesterday for brief visit with Mrs.
Emmanuel Sundllng.
Rev. M. Berglund will preach at
ahe Swedish Baptist church tomorrow,
aoth morning and evening.
Miss Tillie Moline entertained last
Tuesday evening at a dinner party In
honor of her Minneapolis guests.
Miss Ella Haines commences a
spring term of school next Monday
near New London, in Dist. No. %.
Miss Clara M. Leighton was among
Raymond people who attended to bust.
mess matters in our city this week.
Nels Mikkelson and family expect to
Eleave for their new home at Estevan,
Assiniboia, Canada, next Tuesday.
Miss Alma Carlson returned to
Spicer yesterday after spending a
acouple of weeks here with her sister,
ELLA.
Mrs. G. 81. Jones, of Sioux Falls,
S. D., arrived here Thursday for
.E1sit with her sister, Mrs. M. W.
aThom.
Mrs. A. J. Nelson returned to her
Aome in Lake Lillian town Thursday,
after visit with her sister, Mrs.
Theo. Linn.
Clerk of Court Ramsett attended the
grand encampment of the Patriarchal
abranch of Odd Fellows held in St.
Paul this week.
The Eastern Star will give 10 cent
aocial and card party Friday evening,
Mar. 6, at the Odd Fellows Hall. All
are cordially invited. AZ
J. Ed. Nelson, the Svea merchant,
Rev. Lundberg and Eric Moline were
among Willmar visitors this week
drom the country south of the city.
Seed wheat, fax, oats and timothy
dor sale. Also feed, oats. corn and
aground feed of all kinds at the ele.
1ator of Minnesota & Western Grain
Go. 4-l2b
F. F. Nelson made trip yesterday
to New London, where he booked the
Driental Entertainment Company for
AN appearance there on Wednesday
eevening.
j. Emil Nelson left for Chicago yes
sterday noon on business in connection
with the history of Kandiyohi county
(which is to be published in the near
duture by the TRIBUNE.
1,11S Nf11~ 1~&A IL
Wash Wednesday morning. He has
been here visiting for about six
anonths. He will stay in Seattle about
six weeks, after which he goes to Daw-
sson City, Alaska.
The Ladies Social Union of the
Presbyterian church will serve coffee
next Friday at the home of Mrs. Al.
bert Baldwin. A ten cent lunch will
be served from four O'Clock through
<out the evening. A cordial invitation
as extended to all. 4b
John Poferl, Great Northern ma
Ghinist, who has been located in St.
Paul since removing from Willmar,
expects to again make this city his
home. Mr.. Poferl was here this week
1naking arrangements for the removal
of his family and they will take up
&heir residence in the First ward at an
aearly date.
: Miss Ellen Youngberg is home from
&he cities. where she has been spend
ing some time familiarizing herself
with the spring styles of millinery and
selecting stock of goods for the new
millinery store which she expects to
open in the G. W. johnson building,
! Sin the old bakery annex lately vacated
by Quale & Paulson. =
Z The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church will give a coffee social at
the A. F.: Borgeson hall next Tues
*sdav, commencing at 3 O'Clock p. M,
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