Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-30


usual rates. CHARGES for Display advertise
Alton.
F. F. Nelson returned yesterday
morning from his trip to California.
Miss Josie Huseby, Of Ashby, MIMI,
is the guest Of her niece, Mrs. M. G.
Rigg.
A nine pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Segerstrom last
Wednesday.
Misses Christine and Hannah Peter
son of Spicer visited relatives in town
over Sunday.
DR.. E. s. Frost was called to Kerk-
hoven Wednesday evening on pro-
fesstonal business. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Tyler will
entertain q company of friends at
their home this evening.
A party of our young people in
dulged in social hop in the Bonde
Hall last Thursday evening.
Thos. Noodle, formerly city editor
OF the Gazette, shook hands with old
acquaintance here this week.
r. o. Msttson and wife of Tripolis
have been spending the week with the
family of their son, Lewis Fridlund.
George Haines and Edward B. Lew
Is are among the University students
who arrived home Thursday for their
summer vacation.
William Nord arrived home Thurs.
day from the University and will
spend q we'll earned vacation from
his studies in civil engineering.
J. L. Lindner gave his friends q
chance to test his best brands of Gig
ars last Thursday, all op account of
the arrival OF baby girl at his homo
that morning.
The poll tax collector is making his
and all male voters who have
the two dollars are required to t'shell
out" Arne Nelson is attending to
the collections this year.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Synod church will meet with Mrs.
in Third ward, Thursday
afternoon, June 4th. A cordial in
vitation Is extended to all.
The Washington League of knights
and Ladies gave q social and dance
at the Bonde Hall Tuesday evening,
which was quite largely attended, and
an enjoyable time was the result.
Nels Mikkelson of Estevan, Canada,
shook hands with old Willmar &C.
quaintances this week, on his way to the
Twin Cities, on business trip. Mr..
reports Estevan and her
people as being in 1ourishing con-
dition.
Alfred Swanson, who conducts the
bowling alleys on Benson avenue, has
added a confectionery establishment
10 his business and will hereafter cater
to the ladies' trade also. He plans to
arrange for one afternoon q week to
be given to the ladies for thesuse of
the bowling alleys.
Rev. Robert Larson left on Thurs.
day for Lake Elizabeth, where he
takes part in the mission meetings
being held at the Swedish Baptist
church. The meetings opened on
and will continue over Sun
day. Among these in attendance will
be several members of the Willmar
church..
The Great Northern will. sell round
trip tickets from Willmar to Mime
apolis for $500, on the occasion of
the June carnival to be held in that
city the first two weeks in June. Tick
cts will be on sale June 2, 4, 3, and II
with q final return limit of three days 8.
Remember that this rate can be Sc
cured only on the above dates. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel :Munson, Of
the town OF New London, have issued
cards announcing the approaching
wedding of their daughter, Miss Ida
Mathilda, to Mr.. August Moller, o1
Green Lake. The marriage will be
solemnized on Wednesday, June Il, 81
1::30 p.sm., at the Swedish Lutheran
church In. New London. A reception
will follow at the home OF the brides
parents, at four O o'clock 81