Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-08-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS


visit with friends at Saltwater, Lake
City and Minneapolis.
Assistant Public Examiner Charles
E. Johnson, Of st. Paul, WAS in tho
city last week examining the books in
the county treasurer's Office.
Miss Nellie Cochrane left last
Wednesday for Atwater and has been
spending the past week enjoying An
outing with friends of that place.
Mrs. O. B. Olson is entertaining
Mrs. Chas. Peterson, Mrs. s. Bristen
and daughter, of Grove City, at the
S. P. johnson cottage on Green Lake
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sanderson and
daughters Ruth and Edna left for Red
Lake Falls on Monday for q two
weeks visit with the family of s. M.
Sivertson.
Mrs. P. Erickson and daughter,
Miss Hilda, returned home last Thurs
day after visit with friends and rel.
atives at Ortonville, Fergus Falls and
Wahpeton, N. D.
Samuel Brevig returned to Sacred
Heart last week, after . visit at the
home Of I. G. Olson. Mr.. Brevig had
been taking treatment for ear trouble
from DR.. Petersen.
Peter Govig, the popular assistant
postmaster, ia enjoying two weeks
vacation, and will visit Boston during
the G.. A R. Encampment, rs we'll as
other eastern cities.
Rev. 8. A. Lindho!m returned ON
Thursday from North Dakota, where
he had Visited with friends at Fargo.
He also enjoyed a visit at his old
home town, Moorhead.
Paul Princell left for Minneapolis
last Friday for two weeks visit, a.
ter which he will go to Chicago to
JOIN his parents and where he expects
to make his future home.
M. D. Manning is among the G. A.
R. veterans who Joined the Minnesota
delegation at St. Paul last Saturday
to attend the National Encampment
held this week in Boston.
Judge Qvale fled his certificate last
Wednesday with the secretary OF state
announcing his intention to again run
for the republican nomination for
Judge of the twelfth judicial district.
August Lundquist, who has had
charge Of the Peavey elevator at, At,
water during the past two years, viii
remove to this city and have charge
OF the company's = Willmar elevator.
John Christensen, assistant butter.
maker at the Willmar Cold Storage
plant, resigned his position last week
and on Monday he left for Webster,
8. D., where he had accepted a posi-
tion as buttermaker In q creamery.
Misses Pearl and Jeanette Ives left
for Seattle, Wash on Thursday
evening for three weeks visit with
friends and relatives. They also ex-
pect to pay their friends at Havre,
Mont, visit before returning home.
Ed Sanaerson Is acting as substi-
tute mail carrier for Daniel M. Downs,
who is the regular mail carrier on the
new rural free delivery route recently
established out of Kandiyohl. Mr..
Sanderson and family will make their
home at that place.
Miss Edith Gates, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Gates, arrived here yester-
day and will spend several weeks with
the family. Miss Gates has charge of
an art studio in q large church school
at Kenoshs, Wis.,, and will spend the
latter part of her vacation here before
returning to her work for the coming
school year.
Arrangements are teing made by
business men and workinemen in this
city for the celebration of Labor Day,
Monday, Sept. s. The speaker of the
day will probably be Thomas Van
Lear, . leader of organized labor 10
the Twin cities, prominent member OF
the Machinists' Union, and vice pres.
ident of the Central Trades and Labor