Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-20

Miss Olga Lindholm spent Sunday
at her home in Tripolis.

Miss Olga Llndholm spent Sunday
at her home in Tripolis.
L. E. Peterson, of Aldrlch, MINI,
is visiting relatives in the county.
Miss Tillie Kent is assisting in the
Office work in the TRIBUNE editorial
rooms.
Mrs. G. A. Bruce returned to St.
Paul Saturday from visit with Will.
mar friends.
Miss Sadie Adams, of Eau Claire,
Wis, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Ada Adams.
Miss lzorra Maynard, of Long
Prairie, was guest at P. L. John.
sons this week.
The Monday Afternoon Club will
meet next Monday at $3.50 p. m. with
Mrs. George Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Johnson spent
the first of the week with Murdoch
relatives and friends.
A license to wed was issued last
saturday to John Hirman and Mary
Svobodny, both of this county.
o. D. Geer, of New London, drew a
SO bounty here last Wednesday for
Killing a full-grown male wolf.
Miss Lottie Ahlstrom returned last
thursday to Duluth, after spending
the past few weeks at her Willmsr
home.
Ed. Johnson, of the Glenwood
spring Water Company, was down
this week for visit at his Willmar
nome.
Mrs. O. X. Severinson, accom-.
panied by her sister-in-law, Miss
Anna Severinson, Of St. Paul, spen,
Sunday with Benson friends.
Miss Lillian Johnson, of this city.
was among the successful ones in pas
sing satisfactory examination al
teacner in the ST. Paul city schools.
The Great Northern employees
monthly checks arrived here las
saturday and this week the boys were
ousy getting the same converted into
Dash.
DR. J. S. Carlson, Phi. D., Of thu
State University, lectures at New Lon
ion, unuer the auspices of the Y. P. S
Of the Lebanon church next Saturda,
evening.
Horton Burr arrived b. me last weel
from Mandan, N. D., to spend the re
nainder of the winter here. Horton
has been engaged as baggageman q
taat N. P. station in that city.
A lady's fascinator was found q
the court house on Saturday evening
after the Farmers destitute session
Owner can secure same by calling q
TRIBUNE flee and paying for cost o
this notice.
The w. C. T. U. will hold q prayer
meeting at the home of Mrs. R)dlun
| oext Tuesday afternoon at thre
o'clock. Prayers will be offered es
uecially for the work OF temperance
All members please be present.
Miss Alfrida Lindholm has re
signed her position in the musi
department of the Fred W. Seger
strom Supply House, and will shortl!
60 to Minneapolis to take up advan
| ced musical studies at the johnson
school of Music.
| The pastor of the Methodist churcl
will preach next Sunday morning o.
"The Sovereignty of God," and ii
the evening on "Tne Gospel of Here
lity." An invitation is extended tt
al. Parents are especially invited Il
attend the evening service.
A social will be given at the hom
Of Mrs. John Towey, Litch6eld avenue
or the benefit of St. Mary's Catholi
church, on Friday evening, Jan. %
Ente raining games will be played
prizes distributed and refreshment
served. All are cordially invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tn,
Lutheran Free church will meet Chi
ate rnoon at two O'Clock for thei
annual meeting and election of Off
cers, in the basement rooms of tn
church. The society will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Ben Greenfield ant
| Mrs. Nels Hanson.
The Willmar- Benson high Sohoo
debate will be held at the Bonde Hal
on Saturday evening Of next week
An admission price OF Is cents will b.
charged. The students who will rep
resent the Wil'mar High School ar
| Wallace Martin, Albert Gilbertso,
aud Victor Knutson.
B. G. Frykmsp, editor OF the MINI
eapolis Weckoblad, of Minneapolis
and Prof. David F. Swensor, also o
MINNEAPOLIS, will speak in the Mission
church Friday evening of this W. ok a
1880 o'clock. All are cordially In
vited, especially all the Scandinavian
y >ung Poop of Willmar.
A. N. OsTERHoLM Pastor.