Willmar tribune., 1905-01-11
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Peter Burns shipped hogs MondA

Peter Burns shipped hogs MondA
Dan Dog1s WAS . Willmsr visin
last Mond8j. - ...sss.zz
School opened Monday, after ~.
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Isacsonz weaS
in Atwater last Friday.
Jno. II. Downs, Of Willmer. e
here on bust ness last Wednesday
Prof. Bsbcock, of Hancock, yisiteo i
with friends here one Day last wtsk.1
Father Mal'oy OF Willmar visits1 &
At Emmet Defoe's one day last weak.
Services were hold at Jones En-.
blcm's last Friday by Rev. Wa9nlrs
of AtWater. z....s. -
Miss Ids Johnson, of Whitede.d
spent Saturday and Sunday q Frsak
Gustafson's. -
Miss Hilma Tulin left last Thur1daY
for Minneapolis, where she will stay
for some time. =. ;g
A surprise party was rendered Aiss
Agnes Tulin last Wednesday bJ#G
number of her friends. .5sss..
The creamery had breakdown laStI
Wednesday and - . result no milk
was taken in ehat day.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick came up lsst
Friday from Minneapolis for ytsitI
with her cousin, Mrs. Matt Cody.
Miss Angie Defoe left last Saturday.
for Gracsville, where she viii resume.
her studies at st. Msry's Acaaamy
Misses Clara Anderson and Emma
Gu ;tafson left Monday Ar WillmAx,
where they viii attend the Seminary
Miss Mabel Anderson returned hoano=
from Minneapolis last Sunisy, whero.
she spent the last week visiting With
friends.
Miss Anna Eablom returned from
Minneapolis last Tuesday, where shes
had spent . week visiting with her.
brother and sister. : .=.=sz.
The stockholders of the Kandiyohia.
FarmeRs' Union ElevaPr Co. cll1>d..
at tho elevator Office last Wednesday.
to get Their stock certificates.
Miss Mary Lundquist, who IL stay.
ing at Graceville, cs1me down last.
week for q Wait with her paraats. She#
returned to Graceville last Friday 10
resume her work. ~
81 B. Eeeeherk viii dispoeeofshis.Pe
sonAt property IS "a aucli5n s.le Jm.s
l8. We understand thst Mr.. Freeb1r4
IL going to North Dakota, where h.
will make his future homo.
NIKE.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENTS: ~:
Miss Mary HauRen, of Appleton, 10
visiting with her sister, Mrs. r. c.
Sletsen. s-S2s-=eSs
The late cold westher and snow has
increased tho business of the fuel and
sled dealers. -
Espure Norman has gone to ST.:
Anthony Park to attend the sgricul-
tursl school this winter. s
John Lundquist who had . light
stroke Of apoplexy some time ago, Ia
gradually improving. At present heN
10 able to stir about quite freely.
Tho Monday morning passenger
from tho west arrived here II hours.
behind time, 90 very likely they had g
game in q snow pile somewhere out
west.
Prot. A. Luudquist, of the Gustsvus
Adolphus college 1t St. Peter, lefs Last
week to resume his work At thai insti
tuition, after having spsnt the holidays
as his homo here. 5s
Although Kandiyohi has received
IN unusual amount Of wheat this win
ter, the business men claim that their
business has not been In proportion
to it. It seems strange that business
should be low when wheat 10 90 high.
Perhaps the mild winter has something
to do with IL. The usual heavy pro-
visions OF winter goods has not boen.
called for.
Crescent Beach Cottages Entered.
On last Saturday when Dr.. Twitehellz
made . trip to Crescent Beach to look
hfter his proportv there. he found fha.