Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-22

MOnu6y 10 make thSt city ner Iuture
home.
Miss Anna Rerkness went to Ray
mond Thursday, for a visit with Mrs.
John Tyeeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Oyeson went to
Sptcer Friday for . few days visit
with relatives.
Emanuel Christensen ls making
some extensive improvements on his
residence on Seventh street.
G. w. Peterson went to Minneapo-
lis Monday, for couole OF days
visit with friends and relatives.
Misses Lydia and Manda Olson
| were the guests of Atwater friends
Friday and Saturday OF last week.
Henry Reinke, Of Raymond, left for
Omemee, N. D. yesterday where he
expects to find employment on q ranch.
Miss Mabel Anderson left for Pee
YER, S. D., last Thursday where she
will visit with friends and relatives
for about two weeks.
Miss Ida Golladsy, of Anranda'e,
and Mrs. Edward Taylor, OF Cokato,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Swens0n are
the proud parents of healthy-look-
ing baby boy who made his appear
ance at their home last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Nybakke, who for some
time has been employed at the dress
making establishment OF her sister,
Miss Clara, left for her homo at Kerk-
hoven Monday.
Just as We 60 to press we learn of
the death of Ed Nelson, the thirteen
year old son of Anton Nelson, q resi-
dent Of town Of Green Lake. Death
was due to severe attack of diph-
liberia.
! Mrs. G.. A. Green and her son, w.
E. Green, left Friday for few days
visit with New London friends and
relatives. They will also pay some
Of their relatives in Minneapolis q
visit before returning home.
The Young Peoples society of the
Synod church will be entertained at
the church parlors on Monday even.
ing by Misses Anna Lien, Ida Boe
and Lewis Dale. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. -.
! Among the prominent citizens from
Breckenridge who attended the de.
bate here last Friday evening were
Representative R. J. Wells, Mayor
Edwards, County Attorney Ballenttpe,
Howard DvkmAn, and Attorneys H.
G. Wyvell, Ezra G. Valentine and
W. r. King.
l.. 8. Berg left for Bismarck, N D
Monday after having spent some time
visiting A. his home here. He has
accepted a position AS travelling agent
for the North Dakota Mutual Fire
Insurance company and will assume
his duties as soon as he arrives at
his destination.
The Ladies' store opened for bust.
ness Monday and Mr.. Sandveu and
his clerks were kept busy all day long
attending to the wants of the visiting
customers. Each visitor was pre-
sented with beautiful carnstton as q
souvenir of the occasion of their first
visit to the store.
At meeting held st the Office of NJ.
0. Thorpe Monday afternoon the
board of trustees of the Willmar
Seminary decided to re-elect the pres
ent corps of teachers. An effort was
made on the part of the management
OF Grand Forks Luther College to So.
cure the services of Prof. Hilleboe for
the coming year but it il understood
that he will remain here.
Mrs. A. c.. johnson and children
arrived here last Friday from Still.
water where they have been making
their home since November last year.
They will again occupy their residence
In the southeast part of the city, as
soon az this can be put in readiness
Mr.. johnson, who for some time psst
has been employed at the Saltwater
electric light plant, has accepted q
position as general agent for q pub
fishing house.
Ben Benson, who for the past four
years has been working at the plumb
Ing establishment of j. 81. Virgins,
has now severed his connections with
that firm to 60 into business for him
self. He has leased the building On
Litchfeld avenue, formerly occupied
by the local agency OF The California
Fruit company and expects to have
everything in readiness for business
by the first part of next week. Mr..
Benson has q great deal OF experience
in tho plumbing aud heating line, is q
well-known resident OF tho city and
does good and efficient work and
therefore he will no doubt be success
full in his new enterprise.
Mrs. J. B. Ward was made the
victim of surprise on Thursday eve
ming by about Is of her friends who
made their appearance at her: home,
unannounce1, to remind her of the
fact that 1t was her birthday The
delegation took: complete posses sion
of the house and remained In full
control OF it till the time for adjourn.
ment came, at . late hour. The even
ing was pleassntly spent in playing
opt, ""Sherlock Holmes" and "Bun-
co," after which delicious refresh.