Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-07-26

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at an early date - IN Office of the
land department of the Great North
ern.
Mics Mary Hazelberg, of Granite
Falls, ia visiting with the family OF
John Dale, who have been spending
tho past week at one Of the Eagle Lake
cottages. Miss Hazelberg Ia cousin
OF Mrs. Dale.
Miss Nellie Craswell of Sioux City
arrived here Saturday for few days.
visit with Miss Barbara Williams.
She expects to visit with relatives at
Minneapolis and Wstertown, s. D,
before returning homo.
Mrs. John Scholl and children ar
rived here from Minneapolis Thurs.
day. Mr.. Schon is to superintend the
work OF erecting the new Orphans'
Home, and his family will meanwhile
reside near Eagle Lake.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. L. Rodluu, of MIL
acs, arrived here last Wednesday tor
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rod
lun. They were accompanied by Miss
Esther Rodlun, who has been their
guest during the past month.
Raymond Spicer was taken to Cres-
cent Beach last Saturday, where he
will spend the summer. Raymond has
had long siege OF sickness and his
many friends will be glad to know that
he ia now cow valescing nicely.
Mrs. J. H. Olson and daughter
Vivian, returned home from Still
water last Wednesday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Olson's niece,
Miss Viola Olson, who will be guest
at the Olson home for about q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Paulson and
baby girl Justine, of Kensal, N ID.
are here for week . visit with WILL
mar friends and relatives. They were
accompanied by Mr. Paulson's broth
er-in-lsw, Mr.. W. Welsh, also of
Kensal.
Misses Ada sperry and Clara Don
aldson, OF Lisbon, N. D., visited with
Mrs. S. Carver and Mrs. A. n. Sperry
last Thursday. They left on the noon
train for New London where they will
spend some time visiting friends and
relatives.
O. A. Ferring, formerly proprietor
of the Willmar steam laundry, has &C.
cepted = position 40 agent for the New
York Life Insurance company with
territory in this and adjoining coun.
ties. He commences his new duties
this week.
The Park Cafe has again been closed
to the public, Mr.. Sandbo retiring
from the business ut that establish
ment. He has re.Opened the Delmo.
nico and will now devote his entire
time to the conducting Of this popular
restaurant.
The Ladies Aid society Of the swed-
ish Lutheran church will serve ice
cream, cake and coffee tomorrow
{ Thursday) afternoon from O'Clock
th1 uout the evening on the J. Emil
Nelson lawn east of the church. All
are cordially invited.
A. w. Danielson of Lake Andrew
has accepted position % stenogrs.
pher and assistant bookkeeper at the
local Office Of the. New London Mill
log company. Mr.. Danielson was a
member ef the graduating class at the
Seminary last spring.
A. J.. Hallquist, q former resident
Of Dovre but who il now engaged a.
grain buyer at Flora, N. d., was In
Willmar on business last week and
incidentally called ON the TRIBUNE to
reaew his subscription. He returned
on Thursday evening.
A car of SO laborers, some of them
accompanied by their families, passed
thru Willmsr last Friday on their
way from Minneapolis to Sioux City,
Iowa. They are to be employed on
the new G. N. extension from Sioux
City to Omaha, Nebraska.
Fred Larson, who has been visiting
for several weeks At Milbrook, N. Y,
and other eastern points, is expected
home the latter part of this week. He
will be accompanied by some eastern
friends, who will be his guests at the
Larson cottage at Crescent Beach.
L. s. Wensole, representing the
Vslyu Garment company, OF La
Crosse, Wis was st the Psge-Lind
quist store Monday displaying q hne
line of ready-made ladies' and misses
skirts and crsvenette costs. MIR.
Wensole vas very we'll satisfied with
the patronage accorded him. i
Misc Josephine Peterson come up
from Atwater last Friday and visited
at the N. w. Anderson home until
Saturday noon. Miss Peterson 10 one
OF the new teachers who will be with
us during the coming school yea
having been elected to take charge of
the third grade In the Lincoln school.
Were you at tho English Methodist
church last Sunday? Whether. 3ou
were or were not, you should 60 next
Sunday ct 10:45 =. N. sharp, and hear
the topic discussed, MANS Greatest
Power, " and do not fail to hear the