Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-21
Local and County News.
gro. {. JOHNSON. city Editor. +

UCdl dllu uUull NtWS,
GEO. Z. Johnson. city Editor. +
The Wednesday edition Of the TwICE-A-
LEX TRIBUNE Is more exclusively devoted
~ local matters s.zzs.es. ss- g. 6 3
Local reading advertisement IS will be ac-
0epeed for this page when SO ordered at the
: sasosl rates, Charges for display advertise.
msnss, however, will be based on total circu-
s.. o. Kjos made brief visit with
Maynard relatives this week. r. 4.
Harold Handy is home from earle:
5ton College for q brief vacation.
= Reserved seat tickets for "a Wise
Woman" are placed on sale today.
CLAUS Seland and; wife, of Spring
Grove, have been visiting with Peter
Berg and family this week.
The ladies' society of the Synod
lutheran church meets with Mrs. I.
&C. Olson next Thursday afternoon.
Rev. D. e. Baldwin, father of Mrs.
r.. G. Young, left on "Wednesday for
his home at w ampum, Pennsylvania.
The city population was increased
last week by the arrivals of sons at
zthe homes of Joseph Bjornberg ana
&C. Hegness.
Gilbert Sorenson has bought the
Sdray business of Gust Swenson, who
has sold his residence property here
snpd left the citv.
Mrs. C. l. Newcomb left this morn
ang for Waseca, for a visit at her old
home. She was accompanied by her
nephew, Clarence Williamson.
Mrs. Oscar Larson and daughter de-
parted Thursday for visit with Min
aeapolis relatives. Mr.. Larson &C.
accompanied them for brief visit.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Gilbert Elmquist of
the town of Kandiyohi, mourn the
death of their infant daughter, who
was taken away from them last week.
She was only five days old.
w. J. Pinney, of the New Londen
Milling Co., is the proud possessor of
- gold headed cane presented to him
by employees on the occasion of his
birthday anniversary last Saturday.
Guy Thorson, a former employe in
Willmar printing establishments
called on old friends here Thursday.
Mr.. Thorson is at present in the en-
ploy of the Chicago house OF Golding
&c Co.
Miss Inga Olson has been obliged
to take a vacation from her duties in
the Office of the register of deeds on
account of fractured wrist which she
sustained by slipping on an icy pave
=ment.
Joe Bjornberg will remove with his
Iamily to the town of Fahlun, where
he will reside on his fathers farm.
He has disposed of his agency for DR..
Wards remedies to a Lake Lillian
party.
Ed Raiison returned on Thursday
10 his home near Ashley, Mcintosh,
N. D., where he is conducting q large
cattle ranch. Mrs. ~Railson will re-
main here for several weeks the guest
of relatives. -
County Superintendent Dobbyn ex-
poets to remove here from Atwater
with his family about the first of
April. He will occupy the Bergquist
residence, corner of Becker avenue
and First street.
Assistant Co. Atty. Olson has gone
to Wills Point, Texas, where he will
attend to legal matters connected with
ahe settlement of the estate of his
uncle, Mr.. Solomon Johnson, whose
death occurred short time ago.
Frank 81. Knox, who recently re-
moved to this city from the town of
Edwards, has purchased the residence
property of r. Ziesemer, and will
thereafter be a resident of the Second
ward. The consideration was 81, 800.
The University Mandolin and Glee
Club has been booked by the local
opera house for an engagement here
about the middle of April. This or
ganlzation is said to consist of As
members and they travel in special
car.
Saml Carver was called to Royal
ton Thursday by message ANNOUNCE
dng the sudden death of brother-in-
: law, VIM. Dragoo. The deceased was
quite well known here and visited
Willmar not long ago. He was about
SO years of age. - --.s:.
Mrs. Anna Lingren, of New London,
was the guest of Miss Dora Lawson