Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-02

G. o. Sand has now moved into his
residence on the Fifth street. Several
improvements have been made on the
property and the building has been
put into good shape.
Benjamin DahIheim, call boy for
the Great Northern, has now made q
change in work, and will for some
time be engaged as delivery boy for
Peterson, Wellin & Co.
City Editor Johnson left this morn
ing to spend a weeks vacation in the
Twin Cities and at other points.
During his absence Ludwig Dale will
have charge of the news department.
Mrs. Hinton, Of Garretoon, paid
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Leslie short
visit on Saturday. She was on her
way to Devils Lake where she will
visi with relatives for some time.
Miss Mamie Walsh returned Mon
day morning from a three months
visit with relatives and friends at
Seattle, WASH, and other Pacific
coast points. She also enjoyed a
visit at her old home in Grand Forks,
N. D., before returning to Willmar.
The train from Minneapolis was
pretty we'll crowded with chicken
hunters last Monday, the day before
the season opened. To Judge by the
great number of guns and dogs pass
ing through, the chicken market will
certainly have enough to supply the
large demands.
On Saturday, license to we'd was
taken out by Jerry johnson and Miss
Ida Rasmussen, both of Lake Lillian.
The young people were too impatient
to wait for Monday to get married, so
they appeared at the residence of A..
F. Nordin on Sunday afternoon and
he at once performed the ceremony
with all due solemnity.
Misses Dora, Clara and Amanda
Kleven and Mr.. Nels Kleven, of
Minneota, and Miss Stella Gilbert
son, of Candy, composed party of
young people who were the guests of
Willmar friends this week. They had
been spending some time at the lakes
and were returning home. They left
for their respective homes last eve.
ming.
Lewis Fridlund is assisting as sales
man at Johnson, Moline & Co. Is, the
''New Store" and entered upon his
new duties on Monday. Mr.. Frid-
lund, who was former member of
the old firm, has many friends in the
city and vicinity who will be glad to
again see his familiar figure behind
the counters of that enterprising bust.
ness house.
Mrs. o. A. Seine left on Monday
for st. Paul where she will visit
several of the largest wholesale
millinery establishments and purchase
supplies for the fall and winter trade.
With Mrs. Seline's experience in
selecting goods, her patrons are sure
that she will carry everything in the
latest styles and fashion in the
coming season.
William A. Nord, who was for some
time employed with A. e. Mossberg,
left today for Minneapolis, where he
will resume his studies at the s"U."
William is taking a course in civil
engineering and expects to finish next
spring, when he will leave for Ari-
IONA, possibly, California, % he be-
lieves that the climate in those regions
Is better for his health. ~. W. ,>.....
G. A. Brown, night yardm aster at
this point for the Great Northern,
will enjoy . twenty.day lay. Of, which
he will spend in the Twin Cities and
at other points. Mr.. Brown will
spend part Of this week in St. Paul
and Minneapolis, after which he goes
to Philadelphia to visit with his aged
parents. Mrs. Brown will accompany
him on his trip to Eastern points.
TAKE NOTICE - Chief Of Police
Bonde's 'phone number is 23344 . 81
Agent ,vantsd.
81 Lady wanted TO handle newly pat
ented article. Indispensable for
ladies. Good profits and steady.
work Tor right party, ;3.s 6b7tf: