Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06

days business trip 70 Duluth and
vicinity. 5- :. y
Postmaster Birch IL enjoying . two
weeks' vacation from his duties At tho
post Office. ~
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin WAS the
guest Of Breckenridge friends and
relatives last week. -'* = .-
Lars JorstAd has succeeded c. B.
Ellis - claim clerk at the ofice OF
Superintendent Bowes.
Mira. N. B. Anderson of Hartford,
Wis, 10 visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. 81 Gunderson.
Zske and Daisy with their merry A.
sociates will hold high carnival At the
Opera House, Tuesday, Sept. II.
Atty. Jno. N. Downs left for Antler,
Canada, Monday evening accom-
panied by party Of land buyers.
Mr.. M. Hultin Of FAhlun IL report
ed to be very low with cancer of the
stomach and 10 not expected to live.
The public schools opened Monday
with IN enrolment OF 803. There are
ll6 pupils enrolled in the high school
Mrs. S. 81. Stauffer OF New London
visited with Mrs. Jno NJ. Downs yester.
day while on her way to Minneapolis.
Miss Olive Stansberry left last Fri
day for Brsinerd, where she takes q
position ~ teacher In the city schools,
Mrs. J. M. Schwei,z,r called on
WillnAr friends yesterday afternoon
while on her way from st. Paul to
Fargo, N. D. ...
Mrs. Oscar Sjoquist, Who has ben
visiting ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J. Sjoquist the last three weeks,
left yesterday for Dwight, N. d.
Miss Mary Glad went to Foley last
Monday, where she has accepted the
position OF teacher in the First grade
department for tho coming year.
Nargrethe Kjos returned to her
home at Atwaser last Thursday, aftsr
having stayed With the family Of
Charley Backlund the past lev weeks :
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Parmenter of
Maple Lake arrived hero yesterday
from Bellingham for . several weeks
stay at the home Of their son, E. p.
Parmenter. >-%r sy "a
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Eeetvedt OF Slough
ton,. Wis, are visitors at the home of
IT: 1nd l1rs Q. Z. Rable. They a..
pei 20 have in few days fos tie
Portland Exposition, ssSss: .-.ssSss i i
The meelineaof The Young Peoples
society Of ths Lutheran Free church
was ven attended and . rspissdid pro
gram was readsred. The net prooeed Dis
Of tho. Affair amounted to shout go.
The Ladies Parish Guild Of St.
Luke's church win have ) meeting in
the vestry room On Thursday afser-
noon Of this week at four O'Clock. All
members are earnestly requested to
be present
Olof Lind9ren of Roseland ordered
copy Of the TRIBUNE sent to Calmar,
Alberta, Canada, for three months
this week. He goes thers In the In
tereot Of the Swedish Lutheran mis-
sions, being gifted lay worker.
Atty. r. L. Penney of Minneapolis
was . Wiiimar visitor yesterday. He
appeared ~ attorney for Mr.. Daniel
son, of Atwater, in the case of Ander-
son Land company W. C. B. Daniel
SON. :
Lester Porter has resigned his posi-
tion @ clerk In the grocery depart
ment Of the Psge-Lindquist store to
accept . similar position at the
Leading Store. Hs il succeeded by
Harry Green .,
Andrew Peterson left yesterday for
Minneapolis where hes will attend .
number OF lectures on embalming,
given for the bne6t Of The State
Funeral Directors Associatioa, OF
which Mr.. Peterson 10 . member.
Roy Cramer, the fourteen year-old
son Of I. r. Cramer, has Just recover
Cd from = severe attack Of appendicitis
He was sick for shout three weeks and
1t tineshis Life vas despaired OF but
tie attending physicians mAnaked to
pull him thru and he 10 now rapidly
improving. ... Ss-.
]. c. .Jansrud leaves this evening
for Aayville, n. D., where be ha.
purchased the Photograph business
and properly OF ]. L. skrivseth and
where be expects 70 make his future
hnno. His many WillnaF frisnds
will wish him IN abundaooe tf pros
perity and happiness In his - 6eld
| Of labor. 81. 81.
George Johnson of Colfax ~ 10
ths city zlast Monday. Nj. Johasop
has had opportunity 70 look over his
copy q ths County History, and be
pronouno0 # . success. He says he
book should b IL every home 10 the
oouaty. Iafornstioo shout .almost
soything pertaining 70 he county cas
10 found thore. zx5 q. ....:S. zsz.