Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-20
WIIIMAR, lINNEsoTA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20 %
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ennlxsd L.st saturday. Christ.
mas Sorvtoss q the Church.
+ /. LAKE ELIZABETH, Dec. l9. Mr..
Louis Rosenquist and Miss Tillie He'd
berg were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony last Saturday. The cere.
mony took place at the home of the
brides parents, Rev. A.. Nilsson Off.
ciating. Only the immedi ate relatives
Of the contracting parties were pres
ent Both the parties have grown up
in this vicinity and they have a host
of friends who wish them JOY, health
and prosperity on their journey thru
life, in which wishes Pen heartily
joins. 7 = =
% Christmas services will be held in
the Baptist church at six o'clock q.
NJ. hristmas day. A Christmas tree
festival will be held in the same
church at six O'Clock p m. the same
day. Services in the Rosendale
church at 1890 q. M. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend these services
and celebrate the holy day in an ap-
propriate manner
Our Buttertown has now been in
creased in size by the addition of an
other building. AS previously men.
toned, our blacksmith has bought a
house from Emil Hanson, and last
Friday Meesrs. Geer & Larson OF
Willmar came out and moved it to its
destination. Twelve teams were
hitched to the building and it was
moved a distance of nearly four miles
in one and a half hour, without a
single stop. Geer s. Larson are GER
tainly experts in their business.
John Berg returned last week from
Willmar, where he had tried to obtain
a position in the roundhouse but failed
to get one.
We we're pleased to note c. E. John
sons communication in the Atwater
Press last week, and are thankful to
Editor Covell for publishing the same.
AS Mr. Covell is himself strict tenn
perance man we expect him to be out
spoken for the temperance cause and
help drive the saloons out of Atwater.
Aug. Rroman brought load of live
chickens to Atwater. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs: E. W.. Berg and Mis-
ses Ella and Emma Norine were Will
mar visitors last Saturday. - .
Mr.. Boline had the misfortune OF
losing q horse one night while driving
home from Atwater. E<.>.> ! ! +. :S + +
w alter 81. Quist left here, the first
part of last week for his future home
near Thief River Falls, where the rest
of the family are located. -
Albin Stenberg went to Cox ratio Sat
urday, returning Monday, ''just for
SPORT
Our blacksmith is crowded with
horseshoeing, and has to work till
nine or ten O'Clock some evenings.
Alfred Parson lost purse contain
ing $50 in Atwater lately, but L E..
Coyell was the honest finder and it
was returned to the owner.
Gust Lindeberg moved last week to
c. p. Quist's farm, which he has rent
ed.
Mrs. Youngberg has been staying
at F. A. Rosenquist's place for few
weeks.
J. o. Malmberg and family called
on relatives here Sunday. ~
Alfred Norine of Union Grove has
hired out to Gust Hedner for three
months. rs*~.-
Nick Gabrielson brought some cattle
to Willmar Saturday.
10. Larson is doing some lathing
and plastering for o. A Larson.
I F. G.. Jackson is said to have left
home; destination unknown.
August Erickson is now working for
Alfred Parson.
s G.: A. Smith and Edward Frans have
moved into Albert Olson's house on
the west end of Lake Minnetoga., They
intend to kill all the jackrabbits,
wolves, rats and mice.
Alfred Olson now drives new Port
land cutter, wide enough for himself
and q companion. - II ~
En- gladjeful jul 6nskas ALA af
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DOVRE, Dec. 18.-In short while
Christmas will be here, and the people
In this vicinity are busy planning for
Christmas festivals. = ...z
The Western Dovre sewing circle
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