Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-21

Nels Rodlun and family expect to
leave on Tuesday evenings coast
train for their new home near Port
land Oregon: They will probably be
joined at this point by 6. G: Holm
lgren of Mamre, who is contempt ating
q trip to the coast and expects to
visit with son at Seattle, Wash. ri
+ Gilbert Nelson of Hawick, was in
1.-THE city Thursday enroute to Minnea-
polls, where he went to meet his sister,
Mrs. 0: J. Rollevson, who has been
Ill during the past two months at the
Lutheran Deaconess' Institute. Mrs
Rollevson's health has not improved
and she will probably return with her
brother. $3.50 -
! Willmar will be more metropolitan
than ever the coming season in the
line of sty lish turn outs We are in
formed that several of, our citizens
are adding new rigs to their present
line of equipages aud among them a
number of automobiles will be seen
on our streets. These latter. vehicles
will be pressed into service between
this city and Green Lake to con-
siderable extent. =. T.
P. 81. Roise & Co., the Big Store,
is represented in the Eastern markets
this week by A. G. johnson, the junior
member of that enterprising firm, who
has gone on a buying trip. Mr.. John
son goes as far as New York City and
it is safe to say that the patrons OF
the Big Store will see nicely.selected
stock here at an early date as the re.
suit of his purchases in that city and
other leading markets.
1t will be pleasant news to the
friends of Miss Bertha Nelson, who
has been a sufferer for some time
with paralysis, to learn that the
young lady has so far recovered as to
be able to be about the house, and
that she is again able to use her arm.
1t will be remembered that Miss Mel
son suffered paralytic stroke which
effected her entire side, so that she
was left helpless, and fears were en-
tertained that she would be afflicted
for life.
Register of Deeds Olson returned
Tuesday night from his trip to Wills
Point, Texas. Mr.. Olson took occa-
sion to call upon ex-County Supt.
Fink at Dallas, Tex, and found him
enjoying life in his new home. Mr..
Fink sent greetings to his Kandiyohi
county friends. Among other former
Willmarites seen on the trip was Fer
dinand Hicks, who is at present occu-
plying responsible position under
one of the head officers on the Cotton
Belt road.
W. E. Paulson accepted an appoint
ment recently as tabulator in the Office
OF the superintendent of the railway
mail service at St. Paul, q position
which will require his absence from
this city for about three months, or at
least throughout the period during
which the weighing of the U. S. mails
is being done for the purpose of de-
termining the proper remuneration for
railroads in carrying the mails.
There is very good salary attached
to the position.
Miss Julia Macdonald was last week
elected as one of the teachers in the
Breckenridge public schools, to fill
out the unexpired term of the teacher
in the third grade department, who
had resigned and left the city. She
assumed charge Monday. Miss Mac
Donald taught during the fall and
winter terms near Cedar Mills and
was spending part of her vacation at
Breckenridge with the family of her
brother Hollis when she received the
appointment. Miss Ella Haines will
probably succeed her during the
spring term at Cedar Mills, which
opens the first part of April.
The people of this city, especially
those who are interested in Christian
Science, will have the pleasure of
hearing Judge Hanna, of Boston, de-
liver one of his famous lectures at the
Willmar Opera house on May 5.
The lecture will no doubt draw q
large house, 40 Judge Hanna has the
reputation of being q very able ex-
ponent of that doctrine. The Chris
tian Science society of Willmar, un.
der. whose auspices the lecture will be
held, is particularly anxious for q
large attendance to hear an able dis
cussion of their faith. The lecture is
free. =. -
Seed Corn. -.
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