Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-01-13
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Jan. IL.

Days are growing longer.
The weather is fine, and Dick is the
same.
Miss Annie Skoglund has returned
home from Minneapolis.
Miss Hilda Swenson is visiting
friends in Lake Lillian at present.
L Moline and John Sandeen of
Wiilmar visited at P. N. Olson's Sun.
day.
School in Dist. IS will not open un-
til Jan. Is, making it one month g va
cation.
Henry Parsons of Willmar attended
to business matters in this vicinity
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Johnson visited
with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Erickson, in Willmar last Sun
day.
Our Seminary students returned to
their duties the fore part of the week,
after spending their vacation at their
homes here.
Miss Emma and August Norine of
Lake Elizabeth visited with their
sister, Mrs. Alfred Sandberg, few
days last week.
The Singer Sewing machine agents
Of Willmar were around Friday ex-
planning the good points about the
Singer machine.
Oscar Lundberg has begun purchas.
ing farm implements, That speaks
for itself. That's right, Oscar, we like
to see you settle down.
A party of Willmar men we're out
here Thursday hunting foxes, but had
to go home empty handed, which served
them right, as we need what foxes we
have ourselves.
Some of our people attended the o.
son-Lindquist wedding in Roseland
Wednesday. Mr.. Olson is one of our
young men and Dick extends his
heartiest congratulations to the young
couple.
Remember the Farmers Institute in
Willmar next Friday and Saturday.
There will no doubt be something USE
full to learn. Farmers will never learn
how to farm too we'll, although some
think they know 1t we'll enough.
Our merchants, Nelson Bros, have
been very busy taking invoice of their
stock the past week. They have had
very prosperous business the past
year, and it is safe to say the coming
year will be just as successful to
them.
NJ. Walner is the only one of our
creamery patrons that has invested in
hand separator, 50 far, and we dom,
think there will be many more. The
owners of said machines will rot find
them a great benefactor if the board
decides that the cream must be de.
livered every day as we understand
some desire.
Dick tries to be as accurate as he
knows how, but those nasty errors
still find place once in a while. Sc
far, none have been of any Importance
until last week when typographica
error made word become "Gag- bag
WRITER'S" which should have beef
"Gaz-bag- We could no
aft ord to let such an important thin,
go by uncorrected.
Hogs seem to be in great demand
Last Thursday a great number of GU
farmers marketed big loads Of pork Il
Willmar, which they had sold Il
Frank Strecker. Saturday P. Burn
of Kandiyohi was around and made
purchase OF another large lot, whic
will be delivered at Kandiyohi in
few days. Still there are a grea
number for sale here yet.
Say, boys, let US not forget that thi
! is a leap year. The girls no douh
: feel tickled that they again have a.
opportunity, after a period of eigh
ID long years. Won't we, boys, enjo
IF having the girls come around and tax
st US out riding and listen to them ez
Q. planning their ideas? Dick, whom tn
10 fair sex say is bashful, will stay rigt
1T at home; but will always be glad t
a. meet any or all of his fair admirer
ID with pleasant smile and cheerfr
o. we)c0me DICK