Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

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Interesting News item. Cleaned from
the Busy humtof Life at the
County Seat.
Rev. Joseph Hogg is holding
special meetings at Raymond this
week.
J. T. Otos has secured the services
of Miss Grace .Ackley as stenographer
in his Office.
The Osseo Society will give an en-
tertainment at the Seminary on Satur-
day evening.
Frank Linnell OF Litch6eld has been
added to the force at the Willmaf
Gasoline Engine Works.
The Great Northern pay checks ar
rived here last Saturday, and during
this week the employees have been
cashing the same.
Prof. Geo. Hanson, of the Seminary
faculty, left yesterday for Northwood,
Iowa, where he officiates today as best
man at q wedding.
Henry Bergdahl went to Raymond
Monday to join the force of carpenters
at work on the Raymond Mercantile
Company's building.
A meeting of the Presbyterian con-
gregation has been called for this
evening for the purpose of electing
additional ruling elders.
E. W. Miller, late of Marshall, has
bought the general merchandise busi-
ness and also the store building of
o. w. Olson at Atwater.
Sheriff Lundquist spent Monday in
Minneapolis, where he had gone to
subpoena Witnesses to appear before
the district court next week.
The new brick building OF O. H.
Westberg on Benson avenue will be
occupied by Anton Sundberg for his
feed business when completed.
AL. Brewer left on Monday for
Sioux Fails, where he takes q tempor-
ary position for the Mullen Hardware
Co. He expects to be gone about q
week.
VIM, Bracket, deputy organizer of
the Msccabees, who is at present in
the city, expects to have a large class
of candidates for initiation the 18th
of this month.
Co. Supt. Dobbyn announces that
he can be found at his Office in the
court house every Wednesday from 2
to 5 p. m. and every Saturday during
the entire day.
Hicks Almanac is on sale at the
news stand of W, DeLaHunt, at 25
cents copy. The Almanac is full OF
icteresting information and is well
worth the price.
The Maccabees will hold their reg.
ular meeting tomorrow (Thursday
evening having given up the hall for
Tuesday evening on account of the
dancing party.
Frank Boudette, q soc of L. j.
Boudette, is visiting in the city. The
young gentleman has been attending
college at Sherbrooke, Province OF
Quebec, Canada.
Mrs. Charles Hardy and child and
Miss Frances Hardy were among Fri
days arrivals from Raynond enroute
to Breckenridge from visit at the
Fred Olson home
Register of Deeds Olson went to
Minneapolis Saturday, where he ex-
pected to remain over Tuesday to at
tend q meeting of the registers OF
deeds of the state.
The home talent play, "Sowing
Wild Oats, to be given by the mem.
bers of the Maccabees order OF this
city, is promised for presentation i'm
mediately after Lent.
Peter J. Dale, the old respected citi-
zen of Willmar, is back to his home
after prolonged absence at Etnor,
N. D., where he has managed q store.
He arrived last Friday.
About ten of the members of the To-
cal camp of Modern Woodmen went
to Kandiyohi Saturday evening to at
tend the installation ceremonies of
Kandiyohi Camp. Judge Nordin Off
ciated as the installing officer. The
Willmar Woodmen were nicely enter
tained at the hands of their Kandiyo-
hi brethren.
It will be interesting to the friends
of Albert N. Baldwin of this city to
learn that he has become interested in
a stock ranch in Carboun county, near
the Yellowstone National Park, Mon
tana. His brother, Clement, of Min
neapolis, returned recently from q trip
there and AL. may decide to make a
a trip to that country the last of the
week.
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