Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-23

Miss Edna Dewey is visiting with q
sister at Maynard.
Solon Benton made q business trip
last Saturday to Bellingham.
Miss Minnie Koerner, of Litchfield,
was the guest over Sunday of Miss
Shultz.
Mrs. Calvin L. Brown, of Morris,
was the guest of Willmar relatives
this week.
Miss Mabel Rodlu left last Satur-
day for q visit with her brother and
wife at Milaca.
G. H. Montville returned yesterday
from a several days. visit at; Sioux
City and Fort Dodge, Iowa.
It Is expected that the new railroad
office will be in readiness for it's occu.
pants about the middle of December.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Rodlun next Tuesday afternoon at )
O'clock. All members SHOULD be pres
ent.
E. s. Gillette and wife spent few
days the latter part of last week visit
ing with friends 10 Minneapolis and
St. Paul.
Rev. Father Malloy attended a con-
ference Of the deanery held on Mon
day at Li'chfield, at the residence OF
Rev. Father Boland.
Peter Lindquist OF Roseland un-
loaded q car of wood at Willmar
Monday, which he had shipped in
from Clarissa, MINI.
Mrs. Algot Peterson, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. John Kull4nder,
of Colfax, went to Kandiyohi Monday
for visit with relatives.
c: Nelson, of Eau Claire, Wis, re-
turned home On Monday, after a
weeks visit at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. 0. A. Jacobson.
Attorney J. M. Downs returned
yesterday for q business trip to Illi-
nois, and also took occasion to visit
the big fair at St Louis before re-
turning home.
The teachers and pupils of the Will
mar public schools will enjoy q
Thanksgiving vacation the remainder
of the week. The Seminary will be
closed only tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Synod
church will meet st the home Of Mrs
l.. o. Thorpe, on Friday afternoon,
Nov. Is, and not in the church base.
ment as announced last week.
Miss Mary Haley was obliged tc
give up her school work at Milbank,
S. D for time on account of illness
She has of late been visiting with hel
sister, Miss Nellie, at Morris.
The ladies should take advantage
of the reduction sale OF hats at Miss
Carlin's millinery. which opens
Wednesday, Nov. %, and continues
until Dec. l. Is cents off on q dollar
Willmar friends of Conductor Clarl
Angel will regret to learn that hit
health is of such 8 nature that he hal
been compelled to give up railroad
work and ia now at his bone in Litch
field.
The German Lilliputians, who wer'
booked for an appearance at the Will
mar opera house on Thursd ay evening
of this week, will not be here on tha
date, and the Willmar engagement
has been cancelled.
Mrs. Lars Kvam, of Benson, upo,
whom q surgical operation was per
formed at the Frost hospital in thi
city about two weeks ago, is reporte,
as doing we'll and will be able to leav
for home this week.
The Chicago Ladies' Quartet vii
visit our city Dec. 49, This is one O
the attractions in the series of enter
talnments arranged for by the Citi
zen'e Entertainment Committee an
will be particularly strong one.
| A chimney blaze at the residence O
r. L. Knebel caused some excttemen
Saturday morning. An alarm wa
turned in, but the blaze was extin
, guished before 1t was necessary TO
! the fire department to arrive upon th
scene.
Alfred Hong returned today fror
Hope, N. D., where he has been or
gagged at building during the summe,
The farmers Of that region are begir
ming to discard the small building
OF pioneer days and erect more impoi
ing ones.
Licenses to hunt big game have bee
issued At the county auditors of1c
the past week to the following parties
Leo Masters and Gustaf Eugberl
Harrison; O. B. .Rsilson and II.
Halvorson, Lake Andrew; c. D. D.
Wis, New London. -
, Louis Vikse Of this city leaves io
Haugesund, Norway, next Thursda o.
| for 2 visit with his aged father. 3
J, expects to be back next spring. 3
, will receive the Tribune to keep /,
formed 80 to the doings OF his hon
city during his absence. =: :>..' :. .
al. Fritz has resigned his positio
In the railroad service at Crooksto
: and this week left tor Lincoln, Neb