Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-02-03

Miss Mabel Porter spent Sunday
with Litchfeld friends.
White Goods sale at The Big Store
Saturday and Monday, Feb. 6-8.
Miss Sarah Swan, of Madison, was
the guest of Miss Laura Jorgensou
last week.
A debate may be arranged for in
the near future between the Willmar
add Lttchdeld High Schools.
Not halt the Bargains at The Big
Store are told in their ad. The best
way is to call and be convinced.
Rev. G. Peterson left on Monday to
attend mission meeting at Buffalo
Lake and Swedesburg, Wright county.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Synod church will meet with Mrs. j.
B. Boyd On Thursday, Feb. IL. All
are we.cOme.
Mrs. J. N. Rue, who had been the
guest tOr several days OF her sister-ln
law, Mrs. John Gorwell, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. 81. w. Hall left last Friday
Tor Algona, Iowa, where she had been
called on account of the serious illness
IT her mother.
F. B. Treat, teacher of violin, wish
es to announce that he is prepared to
accept two more pupils. For terms,
etc address Box Is, Willmar, MINI.
Remember the lecture at the opera
house next Tuesday evening by L..
B. Wickers ham. 1t will BIZ an In
.ellectual treat. Reserved seats on
sale at the usual place.
Tu{1 H.
Sweden" is coming attraction at the
Willmar opera house. This laugh
able production will be seen here On
next Wednesday evening.
The ladies' Of the MOuntmellick
Club were entertained last Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. F.
N0rdin. The next meeting will be
hel1 with Mrs. Nethway.
Alex G. Graft, of Lake Crystal,
MINI, succeeds Gus. Peterson as
travelling superintendent for the New
London Milling Co. Mr.. Graft ar
rived here last Thursday.
On account Of the severe weather
yesterday there was q lack OF biuders
at the auction sale on the G. w. KING
fAr m In the town of St. joins. The
SAFE will be he'd next Thurs day.
Word was received here today noon
by relatives that Chas. Rodellus, for
merly OF this county, out now OF
Bowbells, N. D., oled this morning.
Mr. Rodelius was well-known near
Svea.
Messrs. Nelson and Freeberg, the
Willmar gas light men, were at At
water last Saturday arranging for the
installing If one OF their gas light
systems in business house In tnat
village.
The Ladies' Parish Guild will give q
coffee" Al the home of Mrs. Minnie
Larson on Thursday afternoon, Feb.
4. Coffee will be served by Mesdames
F. 81. Knox and Minnie Larson
Everybody most cordially invited.
Two wolf bounties were paid out on
Monday at the oou1ty auditors Office
As awards for dlsposing of fuil-grown
wolves Ole Skaalerud aud CLAUS
Jorgenson, both of Arctander, are
each better off financially to the extern,
Of ten dollars.
Miss Lillian johnson Is home from
st. Paul, where she has been on the
statf OF teachers doing substitute work
IN The city schools. Miss johnson
left today for Atwater. where she will
conduct the teachers examinations
held there this week.
At meeting of the Willmar Dairy
Association held last Saturday AFTER
noon, which was attended by five OF
the milk dealers of the city, prices of
that necessary article we're adjusted
so that hereafter S cents will be thu
price demanded for q quart and ]6
cents in gallon lots.
A marriage takes place in the city
OF Mankato tomorrow noon which
will bring bride to Willmar. TIE
principals are Miss Lydia Meyer of
that city, and Clarence o. William
son, the popular clerk at the Willmar
freight depot. The bridal pair Ia ex-
pected here the last Of the week.
Wil]mar friends will offer congratu.
lations.
The Page-Lindq uist Co. offers Coats
and Clnrks thread at Sc per spool
during their "W hite Goods sale