Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-05-11

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John L. Lindner, bankrupt, was held
at Litchfield yesterday. Attorney or
terness was present in the interest O.
creditors and Messrs. Olson and Spi
Ger were in attendance as attorneys
for Mr.. Lindner. No agreement wat
reached as to the appointment of q
trustee.
Peter Heimdahl's confectionery
store on Litchfeld avenue has lately
undergone changes and improvements
which add much to its appearance
Heimdahl believes that improvements
are absolutely essential to success
and also that his ice cream parlorf
now compare favorably with any ir
this city.
Editor Henke of the Dassel Anchor
dropped in on US last Saturday while
on a business trip to our big city
We were also favored with call a
the same time from Bro. Berghuis O.
the Clara City Herald, and of course
the brethren indulged in little dis
cussion as to who would be the nexr
rulers of both nation and state.
Postmaster Birch is the recipient
of another title given him by the
postal department of Washington
This time it is that of special examine,
of applicants for service on the free
delivery routes. The first examina atior
was held last Saturday, nine appli
cants being present, all Of which are
hopeful Of receiving appointments as
mail carriers.
The Willis Stock Company closed
its three nights engagement at the
opera house last Saturday night and
left for Wahpeton. The company was
not favored with large audiences
altho their playing was very satisfac
tory. The next attraction to be seer
in this city will be "The Gamekeeper, .
which will be presented on Friday eve
ming of this week.
| Willmar friends OF DR.. and Mrs
Riches will learn with regret of their
intention to leave Willmar. They are
planning to remove to Anoka in July
The doctor states that he has succeed.
ed in building up very satisfactory
practice in this city and that his only
reason for going to Anoks Is that l,
offers him better advantages for
church afiliation with the English
Baptist denomination. DR.. and Mrs.
Riches were in hnoka last Wednesday,
and Thursday to look up matters re.
garding the removal.
Joseph Hoyez of Green Lake has
been staying in town for several days.
He dropped into the TRIBUNE Office
last Monday, and from the way his
head was bandaged we thought he was
one of the survivors of the Petropav'
lovsk disaster. But he informed US Il
was only bad case of barber's itch
and that he expected to survive, though
between the disease and the doctors h.
was not having any picnic by any
means. 1t Is needless to state that h,
had not contracted the disease in an.
Willmar barber shop. Moral: Conn
to Willmar to get shaved.
John Anderson returned laet Satur
day night from his two months sta.
at Hot Springs and is again at worI
at Anderson Bros. jewelry store. n,
was accompanied by Theander Berg
quist, who had been spending the pas
three months there. Both gentlemen
have been taking the baths At th'
Springs in the hope of receiving bene
fit for rheumatic troubles and return
in a much improved condition. The!
also took occasion to visit the biz
Exposition at St. Louis, where the,
took in the sights on the 3rd of May
Altho all the exhibits were not yet il
place the gentlemen found enough t.
interest them and do not hesitate il
saying that St. Louis certainly has
big show on it's hands.