The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-24

sell lands and have farms to rent
George Muller, or Judge Muller. as he
is Familiarity known, has been an at
torney and counselor in Willmar since
1880, and has filled several official
positions in county and city. He was
connected with the st. Paul & Pacific
railway at st. Paul from 1872 to
1879.
The Anderson Land company, of
which A. A Anderson is manager, has
for sale improved and unimproyed lands
in Kandiyohi and adjoining counties,
at prices ranging about $50 an acre,
besides lands in Canada as low as
| $500 an acre. Write him for infor-
| nation
The Home Livery, of which ]. J.
Downs & Co. are proprietors, are pre-
pared to supply commercial travellers
prospectors, hunters, anglers and
pleasure resorters with teams and
drivers on short notice
The Benton Land company, composed
or some of Willmars prominent men. in
Guiding State Senator L. o. Thorpe.
and or which S.. L. Benton is the active
held representative, deals in Canadian
lands, located near Redvers, Assiniboia.
They have bargains and ask home
seekers to write for information.
The drug store, of which A E. Moss
1873 and Mr. Mossberg entered it's en-
pIoy as q boy, and has grown up to-
ownership .and a complete knowledge
OF all the details of an exacting busi-
ness.
The Back Bay Mining company, of
which G. p. Karwand is president; A. C.
Crawford, vice president: M. G. Rigg.
treasurer, and a directory composed of
other representative men of Willmar.
own over 100 acres of land underlined
with copper ore, on the north shore
or Lake Superior, with nayigabIe
water coming right up to their mines.
They own in fee their entire property
have shafts and tunnels constructed.
with no debts, and lead ten feet
thlck. showing assays averaging $50
ton. They need money to aid in
putting up machinery and will sell a
limited number of shares at less than
par value. For full particulars as to
the property and prospects, address the
secretary. at Wilmar
The firm of G. Alderman & Co. is a
well-known one in Willmar, having
been In business for over twenty-five
years, and that they sell good meats
at right prices is shown by their hav-
Ing many OF the same customers now
that they had when they first opened
their market.
Skoog & Anderson, of the Metropol-
itan meat market, have been selling
fresh and sailed meats at the old stand
for the last eleven years, and they
expect to continue as long as they
are on earth.
The Willmar Provision company is
new candidate for the favor of the
public. The firm has just opened and
will carry everything needed by the
public in the way of fresh and sailed
meats, and ask for a share of their
patronage. The manager is Peter
Hawkinson.
The Delmonico cafe, in the Gilger
block, 407 Pacific avenue, passed un-
der the management of Swenson e.
Rustad on July T. and they have thor
oughly refitted everything. The new
proprietors are familiar with their
calling, and are prepared to cater to
the wants of the inner man in a way
to keep their customers with them.
Two First Glass Hotels.
The principal hotels of the city are
the Merchants and Central, both un-
der one management, Minton S. Bry-
ant. They occupy corners just opposite
the Great Northern depot, and are up
to-date in everything demanded by the
travelling public.
For FIVE years Sandven, Crawford &
Co. have been in general merchandise
ing, and their store has long been one
of the popular ones of the city, GUS
toners not only finding good goods,
but right prices and cordial treatment.
The Willmar Steam laundry is now
under the management of o. A. Fer
ring, who has put in new machinery
and otherwise improved things, until
most of the work that went to the
Twin Cities is now done at home.
No mention of Willmar is complete
without notice of ]. T. Cramer, who
for seventeen years has shaved and
dispensed justice to the people. His
barber shop is the Oldest in the city.
His worth as a man has been recog-'
nized frequently in an official capacity,
having been president of the school
board, member of the city council and
at this time serving as justice of the
peace.
For a good shave, hair cut or a
shampoo, go to Kent's barber shop"
will be found on ]. w. Kent's business
card which has been circulated at
Willmar for the last twelve years.
Everybody says Kent has keen razors,
and people who shave themselves, take
their razors to him to be ground and
honed.