Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-07-04
assistant to Father Corcoran, who has
charge of st. Michael's parish.

assistant TO 81 atner COTCOran, VINO mas
charge of st. Michael's parish.
Misses Josie and Alma johnson en-
tertained the young peoples society
of the Lutheran Synod church at their
home in the First ward last Wednes-
day evening. An enjoyable time was
reported.
John F. Vein, who had been attend
ing the Seminary and was one of this
years. graduates, left on Tuesday for
his home at Renville. Mr.. Vein has
been enjoying an outing at Eagle lake
as the guest of the family of VIM.
Gilger.
Miss Julia Booth arrived here
Wednesday night from Seattle, Wash,
where she has been teaching in the
High school the past year. Miss
Booth left yesterday to assume her
duties as member of the summer
school faculty.
Mrs. G..P. Woodward and children,
of Luverne, visited with Willmar rel
atives this week on their way to
Cr0okston to join Mr.. Woodward and
where they will make their future
home. Mrs. Woodward is sister of
Mrs. R. T. HER.
A. W. Strand, Of the state weighing
department at Minneapolis, has been
spending the week here and at his old
home in St. Johns. Mr.. Strand OK.
poets to spend the glorious Fourth st
Pierpont, S. D., where he will be
joined by his wife.
Mrs. G. A. Grimlund and Miss Olive
Gilbertson returned on Friday of last
week from q two weeks visit with
friends at Boyd and Dawson. While
there they attended the annual con-
vention of the Minnesota Total Absti-
hence Association.
Supt. Allen, of the Dakota division,
with his family, visited old Willmar
friends this week. Mr.. Allen is still
stationed at Larimore, N. D., but ru-
NOR has it that he may be transferred
owing to contemplated changes of d.
visions on the Great Northern.
John Skiple is in line with Fifth
street property owners in the way Of
valuable improvements to his resi-
dence property. he has remodeled
the entire front of the building and a
nice porch and large plate window
will hereafter add considerable to the
appearance Of the place.
M. E. Anderson, who held tenn
porary position as salesman In the
shoe department of the "Big Store, "
left on Tuesday for Atwater, where he
will remain for time at his old home.
Mr.. Anderson expects to again travel
for shoe house in the fall, when be
will represent the Terhune Shoe Co.,
Of Brockton, Mass.
Rev. Buell. announces that tom orrow
(sunday) appropriate services for the
Fourth Of July will be held at the
First Presbyterian church. In the
morning the pastor will preach on the
topic, "Some Essential Elements of
True Patriotism, and in the evening
the subject will be blossoms from the
Life OF a Great General"
Mrs. Thos. Scotton and little son
left on Tuesday for a visit of several
weeks at Markville, near Lake Mime
tonka, with the family of her brother,
Chas. Eddy. 1t will be sad news to
the friends of the family here to learn
that Mrs. Eddy suffered the fracture
OF an arm about week ago in jump.
ing from buggy. The borse had be-
come frightened at an automobile.
A party Of eighty excursionists
from Watertown, S D. passed through
Willmar Tuesday enroute to St. An
thony Park, where they are to be the
guests of James j. Hill and erjoy a
visit to the Agricultural college build
ings. The party was made up largely
of agriculturalists in the vicinity OF
| Watertown. They were headed by
Mr.. J. A. Gilchrist and ACCOMPANYING
them was George B. Elliott, city edi.
tor OF the Daily Public Opinion.
Kandiyohi county is credited with
having paid 1881 since June on out
standing loans from the permanent
school fund. Forty-one counties have
contributed to total amount of S97,-
744.22 since that date. The state 3
loans from the permanent school fund
on June 20, for the first time in the
history of Minnesota reached the ST.
600, 900 mark. The total amount out
standing ON July is given as 81, 9l8,-
239.61. On about half of this amount
the state gets per cent interest and 4
per cent on the other halt. This
means an annual income of 100000.
For Sale,
A desirable farm property of 100