Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-08

City on Wednesday for q visit with
friends and relatives. Allyn Birch
went to Hawick, where he will find
employment on q farm during harvest
and stacking at two dollars and q
half day.
There will be no services at the Epis-
copal church tomorrow on account OF
the absence of Rev. Mccullough, who
will attend missionary meeting at
Mankato.
Prof. Solum sent out 100 cata-
logues yesterday announcing the COM
ing school year and the courses at
the Seminary. He reports that 1000
catalogues will be sent out this sum-
mer and the Seminary will be thor
oughly advertised.
Mrs. G. ). Lundberg, daughter Ma
mic and son George, who have been
spending part of the summer at Green
Lake, expect to leave next week for
their home in St. Paul. They are at
present guests at the P. L. Johnson
residence in this city.
The city public schools will open
Sept. 7. AS the state fair is held the
week previous this will give school
children who wish e attend this affair
an opportunity to do so without in
terfering with their school attendance,
as has been the case some years.
An ice cream social will be held
of Tuesday afternoon and even ing
of next week on the lawn of P. F. Con.
nelly, under the auspices of St. Mary g
Catholic church. Cordial Invitations
are extended to all to come. Remem-
Der the place and date and bring your
friends.
G. A. Gustafson, who has disposed
of his residence property in this city,
expects to remove with his family to
Spicer in a couple of weeks. They
will make their future home in what is
known as Summit Addition, where
Mr.. Gustafson invested in property
some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Abbott arrived
here this morning from Osnabrook,
N. D., for visit with the family of
c.. A. Gustafson. They will spend
some time with relatives and friends
in the town of Green Lake before re-
turning home. Mrs. Abbott is a sis
ter of Mrs. Gustafson.
Andrew Railson, the we'll known
Lake Andrew farmer, was in the city
Thursday. He left the same evening
for visit with relatives at Thomp-
son, N. D. While there he will enjoy
visit with the family of Hans Swar-
stad, who will be remembered as for
mer Willmar residents.
Miss Jennie Leslie, of Beaver Creek,
is visiting with the J. E. Leslie family.
She is also looking for place to teach
school. Her parents, who are at
present staying at Beaver Creek,
will move back to their old home in
town of St. Johns next month, where
they resided two and half years ago.
G. A. Gustafson has sold his resi-
dence property in the Fourth ward to
A. L. Beckman, of Kerkhoven. The
consideration is $500 and the deal
was closed through the agency of the
Anderson Land Co.. MIR. Beckman
will move into town as soon as posi-
BILE and will retire from active work.
Martin Mostue of Lake Andrew, was
unfortunate enough to miss the train
for Duluth yesterday morning. He,
however, took it goodnaturedly and
having previously entertained
thoughts about moving into town, if q
suitable property could be found, he
at once proceeded to look for chances
in that line.
The State Fair Association is offer.
ing over $500 in cash premiums be-
sides valuable gold and silver medals
to the buttermakers that enter butter
at the coming state fair. A prize Of
fifty dollars is also to. be divided
among the buttermakers of the county
that wins the highest average score.
With the number of first-class butter.
makers in this county it is certainly
worth while for them to make an at.
tempt to win this prize and per cent
OF the pro-rata money. s z#. E,
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