Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-13


be administered, services beginning at 1880
q. m. New members will also be received &
Mr.. and Mrs. w Z. Curtis are enjoying =
visit from the latter's brother, Robert
ing from Lime Springs, Iowa. They will
spend part of the week fishing at Green Lake
Miss Carrie Peterson left yesterday for
Minneapolis after two weeks visit at the
home OF her brother, Andrew Peterson: She
expects to leave in the near future for Seattle
W ASH, where she will make her future home.
Thos: H. Duffy, national lecturer for the
NJ. ". A.. Will speak at an open meeting Of
the local lodge at Bonde hall; Wednesday
vited. -. - - -. -" a
Miss Hi1da Rasmussen of Whitefield has
been engaged to teach a six months, term Of
schooi IN district No. 16. town of Lake
M Onday. :: =" sss%~I> ~ ....:.,%
Mr.. Aaron Stansberry spent Sunday with
his parents in Willmar. He is now in the
employ OF the International Harvester Co.,
and is at present making his headquarters
at Graceville. .'4-t> ~. "a: &27 9"
Miss Gertrude Hilleboe and sister. Gene
We've returned home last Thursday, after
having spent the summer visiting with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E, Ytterboe. at
Calmar, Iowa. +s~@ - @'l$I.2i
The Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran
Synod church meets tomorrow (Thursday)
afternoon at the church parlors. Refresh
ments will be served A cordial invitation
is ex tended to all. n. .s..9
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Thomas of .Minneapo-
lis are visiting Willmar friends. They left
yesterday to spend a few days at Green Lake,
Miss Bertha Potter. s. #.:sr}
A. N. Schage1 went to Bird Island yester-
day to take in the fair being held there this
week. He took his popcorn machine with
him and will endeavor to keep the fair visit
ors supplied with roasted peanuts and de-
licious popcorn. .t.@ sa,%Ey -
> A. Bake was in Minneapolis last week to
attend the wedding of his sister, Miss Ella,
to Halvor Tommelvik;: The wedding occurred
Saturday. Sept. 2, and Mr.. Bake returned
home Nj onday evening". &
E. c. Boyer, the local G. N. car foreman,
left last Thursday for Buffalo. N. Y; to at
tend the annual convention Of the National
Association Of Car Men He expects to re-
turn in about two weeks - u. @.S$s~z. s7 57
Miss Esther Johnson has resigned her
position as night operator at Central" to
accept position as saleslady in the NJ aims
store at Raymond. Her place at Central
is now held by Miss Myrtle Dewey. I S:sz,.;;5s
Jacob Nelson has resigned his position in:
the Bank of Willmar.. He will leave in the,
near future for Maxbass. N. D., where he will
hold a position in the local bank of the
Farmers Lumber company. 81: + ;z.s Y IS
Auctioneer A: G. Crawford was in town Of
Woods, Chippewa county, Yesterday. where
he conducted a most successful auction for
and the sales amounted to some over s. 900.
Miss lnez Howe, Of Fargo, visited with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Howe, last
week Miss II owe has &accepted9as position
as saleslady ina music store ak Fargo and
she left on Saturday to assume her new
duties. 2; - !: =s=1 s5$=54 y IS
8 Mr.. and Mrs. r. Peterson sof ,Glenwood
announce the:engagemento OF their daughter,
Merits Mae,,.to Edward Albert Johnson. The
will be no Invitations ISSUED. IN inneapolis
Journal ~. "a T. t.4: y =. u - - -
alfred swenson,. formerly a well known
resident Of New London. now a merchant at
last week visiting ,Solon Benton, Alfred
Borgeson and other friends. He returned
Monday. f.. = Il. ,. r.. ~ss ss. sz 4
Louis Pih1strom, OF Albuquerque, New
Mexico, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hystad, at their home at Norway Lake.
Mr.. Pihlstrom has been employed for some
time as machinist in the shops of the Santa
Fe railroad at Albuquerque. E'...-s. r..
Miss Helen D. Henry left last Thursday for
St. Paul where she was the guest Of friends
and relatives till Monday; when she returned
to St, Cloud to resume her studies at the
Normal school, Miss Henry will graduate
! from that institution in the spring: -.
! Nordquist and Messrs. Ole E: Erickson and
Ole Lundquist Of Lake Lillian left on the
noon train Monday for Buffalo, Wright
| county, to attend a meeting of the Pacific
| district of the Minnesota conference.
Miss Marilda Hultin, saleslady at the Pen
! ular Store, was called to her home in Fab
| lun yesterday on account Of the serious ILL
ness Of her father. M artin Hultin. a Mr.. HUI
tin has been suffering with cancer Of the sto-
ach for some time past and it is not ex-
pected that he will recover Fs2 Snr
! The ladies of the Presbyterian church will
serve coffee and lunch every day during the
street fair in the store building ON corner .o1
Fifth street and Litchfeld avenue, commen.
eng at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and con.
/ tinuinR thruout the afternoon. a rummaRe
sale will be held in connection. E<f. y. sI.
+ NMr.James McManus Of Spicer " az in town
i last Saturday and made a pleasant call at
K the TRIBUNE Office. He informed us that the
acre. It is the opinion Of Mr.. McM anus that
the average yield Of wheat in the county will
not be more than eight bushels to the acre. :.
i &C. M. Brewer, of Detroit, Mimi, arrived
here last week to take charge of the local Of
He came to take the place OLA. J. Shaw. who
left last Wednesday to become manager O.
the company's office at Glencoe. Mr.. Brew
er's family is expected to arrive here today.
/: Last Saturday the contract was let for dig
ging the judicial ditch No. 1 of Renvile ant
; X andiyohi counties, generally known as tn,
i Sjaarda, ditch. The contractors are Nicl
lSjaarda, H. F. Nd aje and K. MO1enaar, al
Living the iosa1ty tnt1 ws Il. tn
II, or about 912 cents per cubic yard.
/ A foot ball team has been organized In th
i High school, with Robert Dram as captain
and Prof Tonning as manager The team
tho not heavy one, will make up for lacl
are practicing every day, and it will not b.
i long before a game will be held with som
neighborinx team ~ 1z{H>s:& y :,
Nels Mikkclson, of Estevan, Can, was i,
Wi1mar renewing acquaintances couple. Q
from visit at the state fair. s Mr.. Mikkel
son is very enthusiastic in his praise Of tn
part of G anadaf where he Is located. Tn
farmers up there are harvesting bumper crop
this year and everything seems most favor
able for a most prosperous season.:
Il Mrs H. c. Buell. and children left yestcr
81 day for Topeka, Kansas, where they will
spend about two months visiting with Mrs
Buells parents. Mrs. Buell. also desired t
leaves for Oxford, England, where he vii
take up some postgraduate work. Mr
Mohler Is one Of the successful applicants 70
a scholarship granted to a number $of th
famous English Diamond KinK, ~ Ceci
Rhodes. He will study at the Oxfor,
university during the coming two years.
3yathstie Dibls Glass Stsdy ..s*:#= .5.
The pastor Of the Presbyterian church ha
organized class for the synthetic study q
the Bible by books. The studies viii beRi
with the book Of Genesis, the fret eleve
chapters being assigned as the Arst lesson
Il Great interest has been taken ii, many Of th
81 1argG cities in this method of Bible study
and classes numbering thousands Of member
. have been maintained. AZ these studies WI
) be free rom any denominational tenets, ii,
: public irrespective Of church affiliation5
cordially invited to attend this aclasa. Il III
!: class meets at the church Tuesdays at rs
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