Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-10-18

Oe0n secured - 0nRrAvor At the lOCe
jewelry establi> hment Of Wennerlund
4 Nelson. This Arm 10 70. be congrat
.nlAted upon the fact that the appoirt {,
mont % watch Inspector for The North.
ern Paoldo rail~Ay has been secured
by their Duluth department..
Over 6fty have enrolled as mem ber,
OF the Synthetic Bible GLASS which
meets every Tuesday evening at .th<
Presbyterian ] church. The class /,
conducted BY the pastor, Rev. Buell.,
and considerable interest is mani.
tested in the studies. Mr.. Buell. /,
proving himself to be very able In.
structor. .-..
Geo. Gary was summoned to Mar
shall Su day night on account of the
death OF bis myther the previous even.
ing. D ceased was II years old and
had been . resident of Marshall for
80 years. The funeral WAS held Mon
day under the auspices of the Eastern
Star lodge, of which she has been q
prominent member. %::% E'H'
Mrs. E.. w. Lewis has been spend.
izg the past week at Fergus Falls and
North6eld. At the former place she
was ,elegate from the w oman's Mis-.
sionary society of the Presby terian
church in attendance at the meeting OF
the Synod. At Northfleld she visited
with Ter son Msxfeld, who IL attend
ing Carleton College. '.>
Martin Peterson, OF Benson, Minn.,
was in the city on business last Mon
day. Martin is' = native of this coun-
ty, his parents living near E agile Lake.
He now travels for the Minnesota
Grain Co., of Duluth and Minneapo-
lis. By q change in his territory
made recently his work Is nearer his
home than it was before. 80
Thorn Rohrt has been add: d to the
force of statesmen At the G. o. Sand
clothing store. This is one of the
busy hives of the city. Recently i,
was found necessary to secure quar-,
tors in the building next door south
for part of the la"ge stock OF cloth
ing, as the present quarters, are in.
adj quate for q proper display.
Messrs. c. E. and E. N. McCregor
and Geo, A. Morse, prominent bust.
ness men OF Granite Falls, and A. "A.
Benuett, cashier Of the First National
Bank At .Renville, were In our city
Monday en- route to BottiDeau,. N. D.,
and other points, where they expected
to look up the banking. business and
business conditions ID general. @
John. Berequist and: g y Mold de.
parted yesterdsy y after noon for " Inc
Prairie, Manitoba, Canada, vi b the
object Of investing in Canadian land.
The land which they will look up Il
located about fifty miles northwest oi
Winnipeg: Mr.. Bergquist visix d that
locality some time ago and was we'll
pleased with the; prospects there.
: Edward Johnson, for some time the
agent Of the Northwestern Elevator
Co. here, has been transferred to
Clontarf, for which place he LEFT this
week. His family IL st present visit
Ing relatives st New London and vi.
cintty, and will join him in his new
home later. Q K severinson, who
was formerly in charge of the elevato
resumes his old position. . :.
Howard CLARK returned on Monday
from Raymond, where he had been
attending his father, G. T. CLARK, who
was suffering from injuries received
In An accident two weeks ago. Mr..
Clark, while working on the new e1e:
vstor for the Willmsr Milling Co.,
fell about twelve feet. His back. waa
severely injured 40 we Il az. other parts
of his body. AT present he is doing
as we'll as could be expected. -. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs ]: E. Leslie are home
from v sit with relatives In Roch
county, where they also attended the
funeral Of : niece, who lost her life aa
the result of an accident. The victim
was little Eta Onan, the seven-year.
old daue h or of Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
Oman OF r se Dell. The child fell
under loaded wagon and two wheels
passed over her body, crushing itrso
badly that she died sitter four hours
of terrible agony. :*.~s. s$s ...,s.s ...s.zz
w. w knight, manager Of the Litch.
field Tubular Well Co., has brought
his drilling machinery to the farm :o1
P. H Frye, east OF this city, where be
will sink . six-inch we'll in place OF
the old two-inch pipe. Mr.. !. Knights
family lives at Wn:mar, and he makes
this city his headquarters q part oi
the time. He is always glad to tall
business with anyone with regard "a
tie we'll question. *..s. s.. s5 5..'..< .'z1
Rev. ). =. spitz, the new. pastor .ol
the English NJ. E. church, arrived
here last Friday night from G lenwood
where he has been in charge Of . con.
greg alton for the past year. He
preached his fret sermon here on Sun.
day morning and st 10th the morning
and evening service delivered excel.
lent addresses. Rev. Spitz before
coming TO Minnesota was . resident
OF South Bend, Ind. y S.. z:.... 4 i: H.
Only one case was tried yestera s.
at the specia term of municipal court