Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
goods TO this city, where the family
Will make their future home. :.

goods to this city, where the family
viii make their future home. i
The genuine hard coal at Sl5 per ton
e announced by local fuel dealers.
Consignments which left Chicago the
9TH inst are due in Willmar this week.
The Willmar Cold Storage Com
pany has leased: one of the COOLING
rooms in It's new plant to . Mr.. Egan,
90 Seattle, WASH, who will have a
representative here the coming season
70 the egg commission business.
A. h: Huseth, who is employed at
the Metropolitan Barber Shop, was q
visitor in Raymond this week, where
ne went for the purpose of looking
over the field with q view of opening
9 barber shop ia that thriving little
village:
The Christian Endesvor Society of
the Presbyterian church had q very
interesting meeting last Sunday even
ing The topic for the day was one
bearing on Temperance and q pro-
gram consisting of songs, recitations
and readings was given. The leader
Tor the evening was Mr.. S. Chaplin.
Conrad Olson returned home on
Monday from Minneapolis, where he
completed his course in shorthand and
typewriting at Archibald Business
College. he has. accepted q position
at the Office Of the New London Mill
ing Co. and has already: entered upon
his new duties.
A delegation of twelve ladies, repre-
senting the local camp of Royal Neigh
bors, went down to Atwater Friday
afternoon and attended the social given
there that evening by the Atwater
Camp. They report a most enjoyable
time and voted their sister lodge q
royal entertainer.
Rev. L. S. Hall, of Hallock, occu.
pied the pulpit at the Presby
church last Sunday and delivered two
very able sermons. Mr.. Hall is about
to leave his present charge and may
possibly accept a call to Pipestone.
He is being very favorably spoken of
for the Wlllmar field as an available
candidate.
Ed. Hildahl, who has for some time
past been faithful and trusted en-
ploye at the farm implement house OF
Gudmund Karwand, leaves this week
to reside on a claim which he pur-
chased some time ago near Estevan,
AssinibOia, Canada. His many
friends here will wish him success as
a tiller of Canadian soil.
j. G. Qla!e, who has been the eff. =
lent clerk for some time In Judge of
Probate Nordin's office, sewers his
connection with that Office the first Of
the month. This move was made nee
essary on account Of the new duties
which require his time ia the business
OF Quale & Paulson. Miss. Kathryn
Mossberg is at present filing the posi-
tiun.
stockholders of the Black Bay Mic
ing Company have again received
much encouragem ut through a letter
received yesterday morning at the
company's offices in this city from
Mine Manager Sorenson. The report
is to the etf.c5 that richer vein OF
ore has been struck and the prospects
are that the assay will develop figures
which will be read with much interest
by all interested.
Rev. G.. H. Fleming, pastor Of the
4 esbyteriau church at Foley. was in
the city Monday. Rev Fleming i:
assisting Rev. J. S. Pnillips in hold
ing special meetings this week at
Diamond Lake. The reverend gentle
man was on a visit recently to the
Holy Laid and during his meetings
this week will give an account of his
trip, which will no doubt prove very
interesting.
Senator Laybourn Of Duluth, ha:
introdui ed a bill to abolish the grand
jury system. If the Willmar blind.
piggers Guild only get cut of jail for
a few Gays they would undoub tedly
60 down to ST. Paul to lobby for tina,
bin. The Ames gang of Minneapolis
would also be pleased to do what il
could to help Senator Laybourn abol
ish this effective method of ferretir g
out evidence against criminals.
Frank Gates, fireman for Engineer
Al. Baldwin, is taking an enforced
lay-off on account of a broken finger.
While in the performance of his duties