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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
Z Prsaches Here SUNDAY.

Rev. NJ. B. Michaelson, the new
pastor of the Lutheran Free church,
who comes here from Ma kato, will
preach his first sermon here next Sun
day. evening. In the morning, at
Eagle Lake, he will be among the
minister's who will take part in the
dedication OF the Orphans Home. "A
number Of clergymen are expected this
week, who will ofaciate in the cere-
monies and make addresses during the
day If the weather is favorable there
will be large number Of members OF
the Willmar congregation in attend
anee, as we'll as others from the city.
Prot. G. Sverdrup, president OF Augs-
burg Seminary, Minneapolis, will be
among the prominent divines who
will be present and>assist In the dedi-
cation services. r. &s>~s = ~. 5- >s@*== @*z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
..rho No,ly CITY,

Conspicuous for sagacious manage
mont snd Tor the success Of their COM
panies presenting IA Royal Slave"
Gordon and Bennett, have With this
seasons production, exoelle d In thea
trical endeavor. In this great Biblical
drama, The Holy City," there IL
combined such wealth Of acting, ale
CORY music and spectacle, 90 has
rarely II ever been seen. The possi.
bilities for dramatic effect, with which
tho thrilling narrative OF John tho
Baptist abounds, have been utilised
With great skill and apparently un-
limited cost. The acting company Z
noted for It's integral brilltanoy; the
scenes present history In radiant splen-
dor; the stage paraphernalia, I'll Of
which il carried BY the company,
bel 6 81 impressive beauty. The In.
tegrity Of Ito management first called
public attention 70 the Zplay; its match.
less performances are carry ing those
endorsements which honesty OF pur~.
pose and Hskilltul design command.
The presentation of Tho Holy City,
here, Will be eagerly antioip At
Willmar opsrs house Friday svening,
lNo,dv. ..IS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
4 .-I MIlNEsoTA WEDNEspAY NoYEMBER 8 zoos -
Mrs. Sarah Dusll Dead !.

Rev. 81. c. Buell. received the sad
message lsst Friday afternoon an.
nouncing the death Of hia mother,
Mrs. Sarah Buell., who passed away
that day at the Fergus Falls: hospital
where she had been taken for treat
ment. He left for Fergus Falls on the
evening train and made the necessa sary
arrangements for taking the remains
to the old home in Osborne, Kansas,
for interment. s~z s-.. T.
Death was due 70 acute erysipelas.
The deceased had been in feeble health
for several years, and her condition
finally became such as to result III the
Impairment OF her mental faculties.
A short time ago it was found neces-
sary to remove her to Fergus Falls
for proper treatment. but the end was
near and Death came to relieve all
suffering. She was Is years OF age
and for the past four years had made
her home with her son, Rev. Buell.,
who is the only surviving member OF
the family.
The interment was Id tho family
burial lot at Osborne, Kansas, beside
the remains of the husband of the de-
ceased. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
DEATH OF MRS. CARRIE COX
Angel Of Death Claims . Well Known
kerkhoven Resident and Suf-
fering ls Ended.

Mrs. Carrie A. Cox of Kerkhoven
died last Thursday afternoon, after
an illness of about two years. The
remains were inferred in the Kerk-
hoven cemetery on Saturday after
noon. Services were conducted in the
Presbyterian church by Rev. S. F.
Spltz of Willmar.
Carrie A. jacobson was born in
Port Washington, Wis, Jan. 16, 1850.
Her parents were Mr. and Mrs Johan-
nes jacobson, and she came with them
to this county in 1870, when they SET
tied on farm in town of Arctander.
She married E % Landsverk, who
died in 1878, leaving one son, Carl
Landsverk. On Oct. Is, 1880, she mar.
ried Chas. II. Cox, of Kerkhoven, and
has made her home in that village
since that time. One son, Raymond
Cox, was born in this marriage. Be
sides her husband and two sons, she
is survived by three brothers-Amos
Jacobson of Kerkhoven, Jacob ia
cObson OF Arctander, and Johannea
Jacobson, whose present abode 10 un.
known to the writer. ::
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
WIN. Darling Weds.

VIM. NJ. Darling and Miss Bonnie
Louise Baker were married at Roches-
ter, N. Y, on Thursday of last week.
Both OF the contracting. parties are
we'll known here and have many
friends who extend to them congratu-
lations and best wishes. The groom
has lived here all his life and is now
In the railway service: and the bride,
who is neice of Mrs. L. E. Pearce,
has visited here often. Mrs. Darling
arrived here Thursday for avisit with
Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. Darling. Mr..
Darling will spend today here.-Mor.
ris Tribune. .. 'ss,fas -. I r. y
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
SOLD LIQUOR ILL LEGALLY
The cksfre against the Psop oprtstor 81
the pseple's Restssrsat, ,vhe 4. 4
Was Arrested Z vootordSY. s +.

Charles Christi tianson,s toprietor 81
the Peoples restaurant on* Benson
avenue, will have to face the charge
OF selling liquor at his placs of busi-
ness contrary to the laws OF the state
OF Minnesota. he was arrested by
Sheriff Lundquist yesterday morning
on warrant sworn out by Peter o.
son, to whom it was alleged that he
made the sale on October 26. Chris
tianson was arraigned in municipal
court yesterday and his hearing was
set for next Friday at 10 o'clock q. m.
he was released on his own recogni-
zance in the sum OF $3.50. Chas. John
son has been retained as, the attorney
for the defense. ~ .~'@ ct
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
CONFIRMATION CLASS ORGANIZED
WIN Meet Every Saturday for Study q
!: ! the Bible - Various Announce.
msnts from Trlpolls. =.

TRlPoL1S, Nov. o.--=The condrma.
tion class ofslo7 has organized and
begun wosrx. SO fars 20 ara enrolled.
They will this year GO thru the Bible
history, and will meet every Saturday
at 1890 8. m. All who intend to join
the class should be present next Sat
urday. s>.~..
Rev. Lindholm left on Monday for
Stockholm 'and North Grow River,
where the Pacific district holds mission
meetings this week.
The Young Ladies society will meet
next Thursday at two o'clock sharp
with Miss Clara Monson for work.
Thanksgiving is approaching and
there is lots Of work to finish, so that
all the members should attend.
Rev. S. A. Lindholm will conduct
services next Sunday evening at seven
O'Clock in the schoolhouse at Kandi-
yohi. On account of the rain no SER
vices were held there last Sunday. =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
The poress Guild Entsrtainme ent.

The Dorcas Guild Of St. Luke's
Episcopal church gave very success
full entertainment at the Odd Fellows
Hall last Friday evening to a large
and appreciative audience. The
laughable farce, ''The Champion OF
Her Sex" was presented. The per-
sons who took part in the play were:
Mrs. 81. J. Ramsett, Mrs. Geo. W.
Johnson and Misses Olive Crosby,
Marion Minton, Birdie Ramsett, Flor
ence Couling, Karen Hanson and Ella
Lorentzen. All did remarkably we'll
in their several parts. After the play
q luncheon was served, after which
the guests amused themselves in vari-
Gus ways till near midnight. The net
receipts of the entertainment were
about S2O. go. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
!. DEATH 81 / 0F CARL BERcRE[;In
sls'sd 10y lAst Tue s1sy 8 lss ton;
. eon aftsr Only ! T ~ Dsys lilness
ss u IS Fun oTal omorrow. . M =.}s >s

|S ~ no ther Of the pioneers OF the home
|satesld period has' passed away. Cal
Blergren q passed away q his home 1t
|1eN,en Lond o. Tuesday morning, Nov.
ga ESQ . 'o1ock. He had beenill but
8 5fsw q days5 With { kidney trouble, which
( eaA.rried q him awsy. He attained the
re ,of SO yeara. He was : single
man, never having been married. He
lived with. 9 niece and her husband,
Charles Hedman. :=. =S.= IL. z@ s.>s .s y
Carl BerRren was born in Warm
land, Sweden. He arrived to America
Ein 1871 { and located q homestead In
Sec. Il Mamre township. About
1888, he moved to Irving, where he re-
sided five years. q He was one of the
organizers OF the West Mission church
in irving ID 1890 and donated the site
for the building. In 1893 he moved to
New Londo where he has since lived,
He Hi9e has been : faithful and consistent
member Of the Swedish Mission church.
He leaves . brother, Nils Bereren,
who resides at Stockholm, S. D. and
two:sisters and one brother in Sweden.
Mrs: Erland Bergren, the widowed
wife Of, another brother, lives with
family in Dovre.sz : .3..s !, @..,. 3: z. Y.
" The funeral takes place next Thurs
day Tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock. Rev. "A: n. Osterholm will
ofticiate and the interment takes place
at the Oak Hill cemetery. >.=.. - :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
MUSIC A1 SEMINARY HALL
Prof. naldor Hanson Will Give violi.
+ Concert on Tuesday Evening"
November l4. -

Prof. Haldor> Hanson, Willmar's
late notable acquisition in the musical
line, has arranged to give concert
at the Seminary hall on Tuesday even
ing, Nov. IA. Prof. Hanson is mas
ter Of the violin, and q rich treat is in
store for every one. who will attend the
concert. Prof. Hanson has been the
musical director twelve years at 4Lu-
ther college at Decorah, Iowa. Since
resigning there he has continued his
studies, at Chicago and in Europe.
The City OF Willmar may consider 1T
self fortunate to possess so eminent q
musician, and it is to he hoped that
he will be greeted by an encouraging
audience at his appearance next Tues
day. The following pro- gram: has been
arranged for the occasion: s u .= +
g. A. Adagio. *$E Tx T.. - : -
Mr. 5Ha1dor Hanson. szz.: 4;
= Messf.. Field, Peterson, stru1ne.s and
3. a. 81 saterbe.os. @ ole Bull
b. Won Goens
g Norwegian Dance. .GrieG
Mr.. Haldor Hanson. .S,.' ,'.l.= :
4 Misses Railson and Rollefson ana Mrs. =
- TonninR 5t@ &is5SS:
s. Piano solo...... ...... Mi iSs Laura Jorgenson
S.
~@.-1a Mr.. Haldor Hanson al zIZES.Es'' =
Miss Laura Jorgenson, ,:Accompanist..:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
Modern Woodmsn Social.

The Woodmen and their families
will gather at the Bonde hall this
evening to enjoy one of: the monthly
socials given by the Camp. There
will be program Of readings and
music and refreshments will be served.
The entertainment OF the evening will
include . repetition OF the farce, /" The
Champion OF Her Sex, which was so
successfully presented BY members of
the Dorcas Guild at the Odd Fellows
hall last Friday evening. =:.s...~.> :S... !. y y
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
SUMMONED BY DEATH
'ss > Doe Passes g the Great 1syond
and life Full Of Promise Is
Ended In Youth. *&s<s &s<s

After an illness of three weeks. Ida
$. Boe was relieved of all earthly
suffering last Monday morning at five
O'Clock. The demise occurred at the
nome OF Mrs. Martha Lundquist, in
the First ward, where the deceased
made her home while q student at the
Seminary.
Pleurisy and pneumonia, which
later developed into quick consump-
tlon, were the diseases which were re-
sponsible for the death OF one whose
lie was so full OF bright promises.
Deceased had just passed her twenty
third year, having attained that age
The Ind OF November. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. E, Boe.
former residents of Sunburg, but now
hVlng across the county line, in the
town OF Hayes. Besides her parents
she is survived by six sisters and a
brother. A sister, Mrs. l.. Lindquist,
resides In Willmar.
Miss Boe was q member of the class
In shorthand and typewriting at tue
Willmar Seminary. She was STU
dent during the winter and spring
terms the past school year and attend
ed part of this fall term, but was OBJ
Aged to discontinue her school work
on account of failing health.
During her illness she was cared for
by her mother and other members of
the family, and everything possible
was done by kind friends in admins
tering to her comfort, until the Angel
OF Death laid his cold hand upon the
patient sufferer and took her away.
The end came peacefully.
The remains were taken to the family
home in Hayes, Swift county, yester-
day afternoon, the father of the de-
ceased accompanying the remains from
here. The funeral vii take Place from
the West Norway Lake church, Rev.
D. c. Jordahl officiating, and the last
sad rites will be held at the cemetery
there.
AS last mark OF respect for the de-
ceased, fellow students and members
OF the faculty gathered at the Semi.
nary yesterday forenoon at II O'Clock
and brief services were conducted there
by Rev. Andersen, pastor of the Syn
Cd church. Prof. Hilleboe also spoke
and his delivery of the sad message
left by the one over whose remains
most impressive ceremonies were now
held touched the hearts sof all aud
brought forth most tender feelings
for one whom they had learned to
honor and respect. The floral offer.
ings from the school and faculty were
most beautiful and the building was
appropriately draped for the occasion.
Those present were given an oppor.
tunity to view the remains, after which
they were taken to the depot. The
entire school acted as an escort. The
funeral was in charge of Undertaken
Peterson and the pallbearers were 81.
Jacobson, Herman aalvorson, Arthur
Ogard, Joseph Stratte, George Sletten
and Carl ThOne, all classmates and
achOOlmafo
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08

Ot1SO S00vOS00OO ~ 0x- poGof.
+ The Fourteenth Minnesota State
Conference of Charities and correc-
tion will meet st st. Peter, Minnesota,
Monday evening, November Il, and
will continue in session until Wednes-
day afternoon, November Is. The
railroads have granted rate of one
and one-third fare for the round trip
on the certificate plan. Regular: tick
cts should be purchased 70 st Peter
and the Secretary of the Conference
will issue . certificate of ssteodance
emitting the holder to purchase re-
turn ticket ct one-third rate. Provi-
sions are being made at St Peter to
furnish accommodation for all who
may attend the Conference
An invitation 10 extended to al per-
sons connected with any form OF pub
lie or privste charitable or correc-
tional work in the State Of Minnesots.
County commissioners, persons en-
gagged In school work, the clergy, and
all citizens Interested in philanthropic
work are urged to be present.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
NUMB ER 80.
ELEo'Ilos D!RlEfs.

MeclenAa lDen) carried Nsw York City.
over Heafst (nsnicipal owsersh4p) by the.
.skin q hi fseth, 221, ,s1s TO 21s. .ss7. Tse=
easdidsa1. for nayor. Iv1ns. NJ
oavsd d1a2;S17svoteH II HeAsst charges hAsA
ard vii eoate eronae 80 Srs-esected a..
ztriet attorney dependeat by abost 1000.
sSaThe oid .repsbste1l,i saas - Aeleased =
Pennsylvania and the eitisens fcket Dwseps
Phnadelphia by "a. 900. 80
Both sides eiatn ohio. Pattisos carries
the large cities. s. s. 4 W.
sRepubNeaA sosernor 80 4lset4l = MAeA4-
ehusetts. came In Rhods Islaa1. S..
uaion Labor easddate* elected naJor o.
San Pfaasisco. over the fnsion easdidate Of
deusocrAtie and repub1iean parties.
Antt-Aormon elected In Salt Lake City
Republican gains in New Jersey legislature..
Bryan's fueion crowd 81 Nebraska 3 De-
feated again. ss 5z
swanson tDem) elected governor ofvirgin-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
Nigh. School Debate.

On Friday evening, Nov. II, the
people Of the city will be given an op-
portunity to witness debate between
two teams composed OF pupils from
the Willmar High school. The ques-
ton for discussion is: "Resolved,
that ell electives, county, city and
state, should be nominated by direct
vote of the people rather than by nom
mating conventions The afirma:
tive side will be taken by Wallace
Martin, Albert Porter and Russell
Peterson, and the neg alive by Victor
Knutson, Carl Jacobson and Harrison
Sherwood. The debate will take place
in the Bonde Hall at eight
O'Clock, and an admission price of ten
cents will be charged: ], .s...3>.5s. A.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
Will Remove to new HAMPSHIRE:

The many Willmar friends of DR..
F. E. Twitcheil and his mother will
learn of their intended departure from
this city with much regret. They plan
to remove in the near future to their
old home in Nashua, N. H., where
the doctor will resume his practice in
dentistry and where they have proper
ty interests that require their atten-
tion. DR.. Twitchell, during his many
years residence in our city, has been
prominently identified with our musi-
cal and social circles, and will be
greatly missed by many OF our peo-
pie, who have always found him to be
4 most genial companion. - .s1..ss !. !:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
!, Church Bazaar.

The Swedish NJ. E. church will give
. bazaar in the .Bonde hall Eridsy
and Saturday this week from 8 O'Clock
thruout the evenings. large variety
Of staple and fancy articles, vege-
tables, grain, fruit, meat, etc., will be
for sale. Supper will be served from
S to 8 o'clock each evening for Is
cents for adults and Is cents for chill
dren under ten years OF age. Admis-
sion to the Bazaar is free. sYas@.5 J: t$ +
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
Atwator'S 5 comnorojsl olub.

Z -
The organization Of the Atwater
Commercial Club was completed on
Monday evening when constitution
was adopted, and officers elected.
The following board of directors was
chosen, namely: Peter Larson, Mar
tin Olson, J. a. Walen, Henry Stens
and Martin Anderson. The directors
chose the following officers: Martin
Anderson, president; +. A, Wahn,
3vice-president; Peter Larson, seere-
.tary and Henry Stene, treasurer.--At-
water Republican Press. ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08

Don't forget the basket social Is be
bse5giiy II The Presby byterian church
parlotrsf 81. FridAy evening 81 ths
Christi q Elndlea vor sooiet good
ttme q = ! = = ina for e1efy bod III
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08

n. Dr.. VIM. Frost returned lAst week
f from z 2 trip to North Dakota points,
where be has been looking up} : now
location for the practice q hi. pro-
{ession. We understand that he has
decided to6locetes 1t Kenmare and viii
proba1bly leave for. that plaes thi.
week. # .s8s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
SvenSk1 UnEdomon..


= Program for Betel ungdomsf1ren
ings mote, att hallas ! kyrkans under
waning, fredagskvallen, den lode no.
vember, 1905: - A.; ;:,>.s.. <.:s+s.z.t 4, :
Sang, bi ID: nasning och b8n. II. e.:
sang ........ den blandade qvsrtetsen
ANNE for qyallen: .Reformationen." = @
Defamation. 81. 8: no. 1sl. ..Mathilda Johnson
Tsl tillstandet fore reformation en- !. T. j.
............:.... ..Pastor q Peterson
Defamation s...:.....:.:...:.. Minnie Elmquist
Solo Edith Peterson
Uppsats, Luther sasom reformator.'
s.s 80. VlOtOf f. Lawson
Psalmen no. IA -. den bIandade qvartetten
DISSEMINATION, Ps. no. 27s <. W alter Englund
Uppsats, .:reformstionens f6rsvarare- Gustsf
s ~ Adolf -. ............ Hattie Nelson
Sang -. ::........ den blandade qvartetton
Tio frAgor ON det trettio-driga kriget. . 4. :. i.
"A Marc Nelson
a fslutning, Hemlandssangen no. s. 5S &; T.
Il: Fritt tilltrAde. ALA Aro vAlkomnaI, :,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08

g. =. { Lund, who has been working
the old Dale 4 Roises farm three
miles west OF the city, will move this
week to the farm Of his father-in-law,
=. ". Johnson, i've miles Invest
OF Pennock. /. \ zj
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08

The Ladies Society Of the Synod
church will entertain Thursday after
noon Of this week from three O'Clock
thrpout the afternoon In the church
basement. Refreshments will be serv.
eddy Mesd ames J. 3. Boyd, "a. XII.
land and Rachael Torkelson. All
cordially invited. ss ..S .=z Ss,t:3 st:t & !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08

Herman Rigg succeeds Charles
Koch as day transfer clerk sat the
Great Northern express Office. The
latter LETT last evening for Spokane,
Wash, whereihe will pro babl J accept
asituati 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
MRS. wlLllAm MAS DEAD
Was Formerly = ksndiyohi Resideat-
Fire Consumes . Hay Stack
ThreshlnG Unfinished.

. =
Thrsshlng Unfinished. =
= KAND1YOBI, Nov. 7.-word was
received here last week of the death OF
Mrs. William. Mas in North Dakota.
Deceased was the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Freeterg, formerly of this
place but for the past year residents
of North Dakota. Mrs. Mas had q
large circle of friends here, who learn
with regret of her untimely end.
Albert Bengtson had the misfortune
Of losing q hay stack BY fire last Sat
urday. ..<' s..:. $ z=. z.'*.- +
There is still some threshing to be
done and nice weather is needed.
Miss N Marths Enblom spent . few
days last week visiting friends in At
water. *..sss . ::s.-:... 81 $3.50 zs
John Carlson did some mason worl,
st Defoe's place last week. | "
Erick Erickson left last Friday for
Iowa, where he will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Of
Spicer visited It the home OF James
TAFT Jr. few days last week. *=s Il !
Quite . number from here attended
dime social st Atwater last Friday,
given for the benefit of the Methodist
church. 5s=S5& sS5=s*s 2 s. 8 4 s NIKE. I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08

! "A. G.. Johnson's building on Ben
son av enue, formerly ''The Ward
robe, . has been leased by the Unique
Vaudeville Co, who will occupy it
tor their electric theatre and moving
picture show. They opened yesterday
and will give performsnces every Of
ternoOp and evening N. s,s 81 81 s%
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
SERVICES At FAHlun SUNDAY
Rev. Nilsson Will Presch-Mew Lake Ell1.
sbsth Mail Route Bsing consi.
dered-PerSona Items,

LAKE ELIZABETH, Nov. REV.
Nilsson will preach in the Fahlun Bap-
tist church next Sunday. There will
therefore be no preaching in the Lake
Elizabeth church that day, but Sum
day school will be held as usual, and
q large attendance is desired.
A mail inspector has been here look
ing over the proposed Lake Elizabeth
free delivery route No. 2. thru the re-
gion southeast from the post Office.
Roads are in a very bad condition
and communication is difficult. This
accounts for the dearth of news.
1t is reported that Henry Waters
and J. ]. johnson are on a trip thru
Canada.
Albin stenberg visited his brother
in Harrison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. ForsberR enter.
tanned host Of their friends last
Sunday. ~ II
Edna Boom has been assisting Ida
Edmund for couple of weeks. :.
n. F. Johnson and II. Halvorson Of
Cokato were here on. business the first
of thasweek. Hslyorson is in the. fur
business and Jol,nso1. IS 66Kuriinug on
buying out Mr.. Engberg's store.
/. Ellen Norine is working for Mrs.
Geo. Bowman At present. J :
Our blacksmith has employed an
assistant, and both are kept busy.
Peter Edmund has been laid up for
several days with backache. T.
John Stoffers returned last Thurs
day from Dakota, where he has been
building on his homestead. He says
they have had no snow up there yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rosenquist went
to Litchfield Saturday, returning on
Sunday.
Our burg will soon have another
building. The blacksmith intends to
build dwelling house. =:
John Walters will have an auction
sale Tuesday, Nov. 21. He will sell
both the farm and the personal prop
erty.
The Women's Mission Circle will
meet at the home of Rev. A. Nilsson
Thursday afternoon. All are cordi-
ally invited. ,..5
There will be prayer meeting in the
church Thursday evening at 7:3O. ~
Rev. A. Nilsson and Mr.. E. Engbere
went to- Willmar Tuesday. PEN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-08
!, llol,e,nl 8, i ses j ! / / ,toI Wed !,

Oct. 91-Albert 1.und and Anna III Helmer.
Married next day by Judge Nordin. 5.s
Nov. 2-seimer 6. stebere and RmmA An.
derson. Married same day by Judge Nor
din. 81 81
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Aarte olspn,s y Arrled & sane DAY " Rev,
Horatjo Oates.