Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-02

usual rates. Charges for display advertise
nents, however, will be based on total circu
lAti0~
A. D. O'Brien, the Graceville bank
FER, was visitor here this week.
Editor Archer and wife, of Kerk
hoven, were Willmar visitors las
week.
There will be regular services at the
Swedish Lutheran Bethel church to.
morrow evening.
A son was born Thursday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kendall, resi-.
dents of the Second ward.
The musical farce comedy, "a Busy
Day." is billed for q production at
the Opera house next Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crowley are
the happy parents OF q little boy which
made his arrival at their home early
in the week.
Lars HalvOrsOn was q visitor at
Murdoch this week, where he installed
a six-horse power gasoline engine in
q wood yard.
Mrs. Joseph Cleary, of Pine Bluffs,
, Arkansas, is here for short visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Carruthers.
The birth of son and heir At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Paulson
Wednesday evening is reported as
among this weeks arrivals.
Ben 0. Leite of Benson, was in the
city this week shaking hands with old
friends. He was enroute to his old
home near New London for visit.
Miss Anna Rannestad is an addi-
ton to the Tribune force OF compost
tors. She took the initial steps this
week in learning the art preventative.
Miss Title Kent has resigned her
position as stenographer at the Great
Northern freight Office. .ssShe is sue
ceeded by Clarence Williamson, late
of Waseca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Johnson have
gone to Sand Point, Idaho, to make
their future home in that CITY, Their
daughter, Mrs. H. @. Traue, lives at
that place.
S. L Benton left last week for Red
vers, Assiniboia, Canada q, in the in
terest of the Benton Land Company.
He headed party OF land seekers to
that country.
At a meeting of the Black Bay
Mining Co. directors last night
Messrs. Lewis Johnson and L. O.
Thorpe we're elected as directors of
the company.
The Willmar Fruit and Produce
Company, with A. B. Hanscom as
manager, is new concern which
"Opens business in the old Hanscom
stand on Pacific avenue.
Harry Gordhamer, who for some
time has been working in the cream
cry at Litch6eld, has accepted q posi-.
ton as foreman of the Gilt Edge
at Buffalo, this state.
Andrew Klevjer of Atwater, and
'brother-in-law, Oscar Thompson, the
Eagle Lake farmer, boarded the train
here Thursday evening on land
tour to Moose Jaw and
ao,her points in Canada.
Joe Julien, an old time Willmar
boy, is here from Minneapolis for
couple of weeks visit with his sisters.
Mr.. Julien is at present an smploye of
the $500" line, being a switchman in
>the yards at Minneapolis.
Albert B. Hanson, q resident of Irv-
ing, was examined in probate court
Thursday and prom ounced insane.
He was committed to the hospital at
Fergus Falls, where he was taken the
same day by Sheriff Lundquist.
The Western Adjustment Company
will open offices shortly in the l. c.
Olson Block. This organization is
composed of Willmar people, who
will do an insurance and general COL
To- tiOn business. W. O. johnson is
the manager.
Misses Engberg and Buttz, of the
Lincoln school, pleasantly entertained
= company of lady friends and teach
Aers last Saturday evening at the home
2ot Mrs. Mary Berg in: the Fourth
ward. Miss Bjorngaard, Of Red
Wing, was the guest OF honor.
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