Willmar tribune., 1905-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS


A daughter WAS born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin BlomQuist on Tuee day
evening of last week. -
The Lutheran Free church choir has
engaged the services OF Prot. Emil
Hegstrom Is director. :.
A marriage lisense was issued yes-
tsrday to Edward Psgel and Miss Eb.
ba Hsllbon, OF town OF Harrison.
Dr.. P. c. Carran, formerly OF win.
mar but now OF Litchheld, announces
the arrival OF 4 baby girl Sunday of
last week.
Miss Anna Carlson. of New Lon
don, arrived here Monday for week .
visit with her sister, Miss Nj. Sophia
Carlson.
Sheriff Ole Lundquist attended the
annual meeting Of the State Sheritfs' ,
Association held At st. Paul last Fri
day.
The Ladies Parish Guild will have
business meeting at the home Of
Mrs. A. F. Mantor tomorrow (Thurs-
day evening at 1870 O'Clock.
Harold B. Handy returned to Bos-
ton Friday morning to resume his
musical studies under the eminent and
we'll known vocal Instructor, Prof.
Charles Stevens.
Invitations are out for the second
annual ball Of the kandiyohi county
branch of the Threshermen' 3 National
Protective Association, to be given at
the Bonde Hall On Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church will give a coffee
social At Bonde hall next Friday A.
ternoon, beginning 1t three O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Sheriff Lurdquist hiss reappointed d
John Malmberg, OF Atwater, deputy
sheriff for the next two years. J. c..
Freese and Isaac Nordstre III Of this
city are also reappointed for the same
term.
John NJ Downs has received notice
Of his appointment rs deputy oil in.
spector fer the city Of Willmar.
There were several applicants for the
position, but Mr.. Downs succeeded in
landing the "plum.''
A chimney blaze at the Fl. T. Olsen
resid ence in the First ward, on Mon.
day evening, called out the usual
number of lookers-on In spite of the
fierce blizzard which was raging. No
70, ivus damage resulted.
Atty. Edwin Ruble left for St. Paul
Thursday on business. Mr.. Ruble
has decided to locate in this city and
expects to have his Offices in the Ruble
block ready for occupancy about
April l.
The musicale given by the pupils Of
Miss Emma Dahlheim At the NJ. E..
church last Thursday evening proved
most enjoyable and successful fair.
The young musicians al did we'll and
reflected much credit on the ability OF
their instructor.
Hon. and Mrs. A. f. Rice will leave
the first OF the week for Camaguey,
Puerto Principe, for visit with ,heil
son, Capt. Cushman K. Rice. Mr.
Rice expects to return In about sis
weeks, but Mrs. Rice will remain there
for about three months.
The Ladies Social Union will serv,
c. flee at the home OF Mr.. E. W. Lewis
on Friday afternoon of this week, be
ginning ut half past three O'Clock
All the new mt mbers OF the church ART
especially invited and cordial invi
tstion is extended to all.
Among those who attended the an
nual meeting of the Minnesota Clerk
of Court Association held at St. Pau
Tuesday of last week was C.erk o
Court II. j. Ramsett. Mr.. Ramset
was reelected secretary of the asso
citation.
John Ekander returned TO Marion
Ohio, last Thursday to resume hi
duties in the engine erecting depart
ment OF the Huber Threshipg Machine
company. He IVES accompanied BY
Albin J. Nelson, who has accepted q
position / n the foundry department o.
the same company.
The ladies Of St Msry's church viii
give social 1T the hom, OF J. G.
Walsh, on Litch6eld avenue West
on Tuesday evening. Jan. 81. Tht
evening will be spent in playing var
ious games, beginning promptly at
O'Clock. Refreshments will be served
Every body cordially invited.
Judge Of Probate A. F. Nordin re-
turned Friday evening from Botttneau
N. D., where he had been cslled by Z
telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness OF his father, P. f. Nordin. Tit
Judge says that 1t the present time hi
father Is resting little easier, but OF
account OF his advanced age, no per-
manent recovery 10 expected.
The Minneapolis Restaurant, which
was partly damaged by fire some time
400. WAS last week re-opened to th<