Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-05-11
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Graceville has raised her saloon
license from $3.50 to 81 200.
Kerkhover citizens are talking of
celebrating the glorious Fourth.
Swedish Lutherans will erect q
church at Spicer the coming summer.
The Green Lake Breeze says that it
understands that the fish commission.
er is headed that way to look after
violations of the game laws.
While playing about the yard, the
two. year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Roisum, of the town of Hayes, Swift
county, fell and dislocated his shoulder.
Green Lake visitors will have a
chance to pose before the camera.
Photographer Merryman OF Kerk-
hoven expects to open a photograph
gallery at Spicer.
Spicer ball players have organized
team and now move is being made
for inviting grounds, the necessary
Enclosure and q grand stand, in fact
all the necessary facilities for taking
care Of games in q profitable manner:
Misses Ellen and Josie Youneberg,
of Willmar, were here last Saturday
and closed a deal with Mrs. O. Fondell
tor the millinery store. The girls will
DOT take charge Of the store until next
fall. Until then Mrs. Fondell will
continue to run hoven Banner
The material for the Belgrade South
ern, the Lake Andrew and the Irving
Eastern telephone lines and the New
London Central exchange has arrived
ard it is expected that the building OF
the lines will be commenced in the
very near future. The number OF
phones ordered is 125.
Raymond will possess 8 ball team
tor the season of 1904. A club has
been organized with Editor Smith OF
the News as manager, and there will
be no lack of newspaper advertising
in favor of the organization. Bro
Smith will see to it that the boys re-
ceive the best of treatment, and the
financial part of it is to be attended to
by means of series of dances, from
which it is hoped that enough can be
realized to at least pay the current
expenses.
New London people may lo'e the
services of Mr.. HolmQuist as principal
of the schools for next year. 1t ie
given out that the able instr uctor has
received q very hatteripg offer from
Pelican Rapids and he may decide to
accept the position, which will be that
of head of the High school there. he
has been IN charge of the New London
schools for the past three years and
the news of his leaving will be re-
ceived with regret.
N. G.. Highstrom, the well-knowr
COlfax farmer, who has made hie
home in Kandiyohi county for so
many years, will now try the coast
country and may decide to make tina,
nis permanent home. He has left
with his family for Coluss county,
California, where be expects to locate,
and like several other farmers from
here Tho have gone to the Golden
State. may engage in fruit raising
Mr.. HiehstrOm served this county fO1
q number of years as county surveyo,
and enjoys large acquaintance thru
out this section of the state.
Rev. T. o. Tolo, the popular paste,
of the Norwegian Synod church II
Burbank, was made the victim of 9
very agreeable surprise on Tuesday
OF last week. Twenty.six teams bear
log members of the Big Grove church
twelve mile distant, OF which congre
CATION Rev. Tolo is also pastor, mad,
an imposing caravan that drove Il
his home and took full possession o
the premises. Eatables had been pro
vided for by the ladies and q bouu
teous dinner was spread. The occa
s'on was the 37th birthday snniver
sary OF their beloved pastor.