Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-10-04


yesterday with q good attendance for
the fall term and the prospects are
very encouraging for q successful
year.
Mrs. Andrew Bergstrom and daugh-
ter arrived here Monday from ST..
Paul to attend the Linman-Monson
nuptials, which occurred yesterday
afternoon at the BRIDES homo south.
east OF Willmar.
John Feig was down in e lwards last
Friday adjusting loss on the house.
hold goods, etc of August Beckman,
who suffered the recent loss by fire,
and which were insured in the Will
mar Farmers Mutual.
Mrs. O. T. Sandbo returned last
Thursday evening from Minneapolis,
where she attended the wedding OF
her cousin, Miss Mathilda Moss, to
Mr.. Harry f. Nye. The marriage was
solemnized on Tuesday afternoon.
Mesdsmes E S Frost, A. E Rice,
c. E Hornback, Horatio Gates, frank
Knox and Miss, Kathryn Mossbere
enjoye ed IN outing at Green Lake last
Morday, where they we're the guests
Of Mrs. A. F. Nerdin 1T her cottage
on Green Lake Beach.
Mrs. S. E.. Stansberry and Mrs. A.
o Bryant left last Thursday for a
months visit with relatives and friends
on the Pacific coast They will spend
some time 1t Spokane, Waeh, and
will also visit the Portland Exposi-
tion.
M. Halvorscn and Miss Emily
Halvorson, OF Norway Lake, Oe
Sonstegaard If Ringville, 0. A Qlam
and Miss Laura Monson, of New Lon
don, took the afternoon train here
yesterday for Minneapolis to attend
the state school If agriculture.
Theodore Linn has resigned his po-
sition rs ook-keeper for S. f. STAINS
berry & Co. He left ON Monday even
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
probably accept position Is book
keeper in Wholesale grocery house.
His successor here is John Oddam OF
Milan. 1~-'.
Mrs Gust Nelson spent several
days in Willmsr the past week, re-
turning yesterday to her home in
Minneapolis. The family have move d
their household goods from herr and
arizno gain resii1ents sas t6a1 -cdt5,
whore they lived b,fore coming "a
Wi1lmAr.4s=--. - ~ * r r. =
It will Be OF interest TO Willmar
friends of Ted Schain of Browns Val
ley to learn that he has accepted po-
sition % manager of = lumber yard q,
Maxbass, N. D., for. the Imperial
Lumber Co. Mr.. SchAin leaves this
week to take up his new duties in the
new Dakota town. - 2..-
Committees were appointed at the
Commercial Club meeting last night to
l.. vestiga.e two propositions. One waa
the feasibility Of securing the manu-.
facture of the Nels 81. Nelson inven.
ton for our city and the other the
matter Of encouragement of the exten.
sion OF the broom factory.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mira. Chris Birkeland died Sunday
night, death being due to summer
complaint The little one was eight
months old. Funeral services we're
conducted yesterday afternoon at two
o clock from the home in the Fourth
ward, Rev. A. E Lind officiating.
A number of M. E. pastors in this
district departed this week for Eveletb
to attend the Northern Minnesota Con.
ference, which opened yesterday al
that place. Rev. Fritz. late pastor ol
the Willmsr church, is among those
in attendance. At this meeting the
appointment OF his successor will be
made. =. ..-, -E. .s.e;,.-,
Fred Larson is AMONG the Wilma,
young mon who viii he employed il
ban king institutions In NJ rth d Akota
After spending = few weeks in the Sc
curity Bank 1T A;water fsmilisrizine
himself with the work, he expects tc
leave for Towper, N D., where he viii
take position in the First Nationa
bank. s4-~.s !. 1.-s ss....:.s ...s
Rev. John ]. Daniels, OF Rockford
ILL.,, who is 10 we'll known TO residents
OF this county, will assist Rev. Oster
no I'm Of the Swedish Mission church
at the services to be held next Sunday
at Colfax in the morning and at New
London in the afternoon and evening
No services will be hold In the w III.
mar church except The Sunday school
The marriage OF Miss Marg.re1
Frarces Murray, dsughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Murray, TO Charles j.
Erickson will be solemnized or
Wednesday,, Oct. IL, IT Kandiyohi
The ceremony occurs at St. Patrick
church = nine o'clock :. m. IL the
evening ,at eight o'clock : reception
will be held at the home Of the brides
parents. .5ss I.
O. f. Wennerlund left last FRIDAY
on : business trip 70 Duluth. One d
the leadiDg jewelers. Of that city Ii