Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-04-20

way to Harrison to resume teaching
in District No. 3. Miss Stark had
been enjoying vacation at Sank
Center.
Lars G. Arthur, formerly of WILL
mar, is now nicely located at Spicer,
where he has bought and taken charge
Of the Green Lake House. Mr.. Art
hun invites all his Willmar friends to
call at his hotel when they have occa-
sion to visit Spicer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. johnson will
make their home during the spring
season on their farm near Dawson.
Their sons are s]l residing on their
farms there at present and Mr.. John.
son goes there to assist with the
spring work and needed improvements.
After spending several months in
Minneapolis in the hope OF bene6tine
Mr.. Stalland's health through treat
ment from specialists, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. K. Stalland returned to Willmar
last Saturday. Mr.. Stalland's health
has been very poorly for several
years.
Arnold Erickson stoutly denies that
he is q married man, az our contem'
porary would make it appear in its
last weeks issue. For the benefit OF
leap year maidens We mention the
fact that he is still in the market and
prosperous business at the
Third street flour and feed store.
Roadmaster James E. Nelson of the
Great Northern Is q patient at the
Frost hospital, where he has been
quite i'll for the past few days suffer-
ing from stomach troubles. His con-
dition was such that Mrs. Nelson was
called back from Minneapolis last
week, where she hal gone on q visit.
The degree team Of Royal Neigh.
bors in the Wlllmar Camp spent last
Friday evening at Spicer, whsre they
participated in the cere monies OF con
ferring the initiatory work upon three
candidates. The ladies report an ex.
cellent meeting and q highly enjoyable
time at the social affair which fol.
lowed.
City Electrician johnson was in
Graceville last week, where he had
been called by Mayor O'Brien to as
sist in putting things Alright at the
electric light plant there. A misman-
agement of affairs had created con.
siderable disorder and Mr.. Johnson's
services we're greatly needed for OK
pert work.
Litchfeld will have its library open.
ing May II. Here is an excellent op-
portunity for at least the Nor 1egian
of that en,erprisipg city to
observe Norway's independence day
by giving most generous book
shower. We believe that q donation
of good books would not be at sll I'm.
patriotic.
Adolph Norman will leave shortly
for Cooperstown, N. D where he ex'
poets to take charge of q creamery.
Mr.. Norman is an expert buttermaker
and returns to the creamery business
with the advantage Of having had
many years. experience in that line.
BE expects to leave this week to ar
range for the removal of the family.
John Erickson, the Fifth street
building contractor, plans to remove
the last of ,he month with his family
to Milaca, where he will make his fu.
ture home. His Willnar residence
property has been leased by Go. Supt.
Dobbyn, who will occupy 1t the fret
of May. An addition is being built
to the residence and other improve
ments are being made to the property.
Rev. c. F. EDWARDS, pastor Of the
First Swedish Nd. E. church of St.
Paul, will preach in the Swedish NJ.
E. church in this city every evening
this week except Saturday. These
meetings are continuation Of the
series of special meetings which were
commence some time ago, all OF
which have been we'll attended and
have proven very successful. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
A "drunk" upon our streets nova
days is treated by the public as a
great curiosity. Such an unfortunate
was picked up on South Fifth street
last Sunday evening and given a
nights lodging in the cooler by Mar
shall Stephens. The rare spectacle OF
q drunken man drew q large crowd
and it seemed that every small boy
in the city formed q part of the pro.
cession closely following at the heels
of what appeared to them freak.
IA Royal Slave" which is recog
nized as one of the very best attrac-
lions on the road, will be seen at the
Opera house next Friday evening
Tue play, which deals with life in old
Mexico, is out of the ordinary run OF
melodr amaze, and gives the scenic ar.
list wonderful SCOPE for come very
elabor ate scenic effects. This will be
one of the very best attractions that
managers Markhus & Crosby will Of
or this season and they are looking
forward to q well.filled house.
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