Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-10-11

Tho Atte ation of our readers 10 al.
nected to the notice Of the auction sale
to be held on the farm OF III. O. sOlsou
In the township oi Kandiyohi mex,
Tuesday. Through an oversight this
notice did not appear in our last issue,
Mrs. Frank Lindberg and children,
accompanied by Miss Anna LindberR,
departed last evening for their new
home At Sacramento, CAL, where they
will Join MIR. Lindberg, who Is en-,
gagged in carpentering in that city.
Willmar friends OF Miss Cora Nj ar.
low will learn with interest and pleas
ure that she is this year ono of the in
structors In history at the University
OF Minnesota. Miss MARROW Ia q
former Willmar girl and is . graduate
of the U''
The family OF Fred w. Segerstrom
10 oNlocated In Minneapolis, where
Mr.. Segerstrom will be associated in
business with his brother. A letter
received from him last week requested
that the TRIBUNE be forwarded to his
new address.
Andrew Nordloef, the hustling mem.
Der Of the Anderson Land Co., made
another trip to illinois last Friday
and expected to return today. A deal
Is pending whereby some Kandiyohi
county farms will be disposed of to
Illinois parties.
The Ladies Parish Guild will give
. coffee at the home of Mrs. A
Adams, in Fourth ward, on Friday,
Oct. 13. from three to six O'Clock.
Everybody cordially invited. A busi-
ness meeting of the Guild will be held
at 2:30 O'Clock p. m:
Robert Rasmussen, the young tom
sorial artist and son of the pioneer
barber on Pacific avenue, now makes
regular trips to spicer to attend to
the wants Of customers in that burg.
Robert has charge of the shop there
from Friday afternoon to. Saturday
nOCn. q
c. E. Krause and family, for many
years residents of New: London, de
parted last Saturday for their future
home in Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Krause
has disposed Of all his interests in
this county and We understand that be
will again become . hardware mer-
chant. -: 49,, s>-, :='
= c. J. Mold of Kandiyohi was in the
city last Friday and added his name
to the large list OF TRIBUNE subscrib-
ers: Mr.. Mold informed, us that he
finished threshinea the d@y.asIsbetore.
From 40 acres of whea&s.h threshed
$50 bushels, making an average yield
;of 16 bushels TO the acre. =ss:5s - Il
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Dale Of Renville
we're guests 1t the Andrew Larson
home over Sunday. They were accom-
panied on Monday to their homie by
Mrs. w. o. Robbins, q niece Of Mrs.
Larson, who isshere from Little Rock,
Arkansas, for q visit with, relatives
and who had been spending week
In this city. s:s. ",,:'
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church meets this
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Thomas. The program includes items
OF interest on Mormons by the mem.
bers as response to roll call, "Our
Mission Schools among Mormons'
BY Mrs: W. L Crosby and .''Persia"
by Mrs. Styles. .' -.
1t will be good news to the friends
OF Mrs. L. E. Miller to learn that she
Is In a greatly improved condition .s
the result Of the treatments OF Dr..
Hugh Scott, . physician from Fond
du Lac, Wis, who came here some
time ago to attend her: Mrs. Miller'a
eyesight, however, We regret to say,
still remains impaired. --~
The viewers of the judicial ditch
which runs thru the counties of K ,.ndi
yohi and Chippewa completed their
field work last Thursday and on the
following day returned to their homes
from this last trip a. viewers. TIE
viewers are F. E: Bentley Of Monte
video; John G. Flann of Lake Lillian
and Frank Knox uf this city. ~zs -
: The Throckmorton Entertainment
Co. appeared at the English Metho.
dist church last Wednesday ev .nipe
before small audience. A nice pro.
gram of music al selections and store
opticon views was presented. The to.
tai receipts from admissions amounted
to ten dollars, half OF which was
turned into the local church fund.
Frank P. VanVorst, of New Payues.
Vile, was In the city: Monday. He
was on bis way TO North Dakota
where he will deliver q acarlOsd of trees
to patrons living IN the neighborho0d
OF Leeds. He says there will be fully
. million dollars worth Of nursery
trees delivered to the farmers on. the
Dakota prairies this year. Speaking
OF Roseville he mentioned that Mother
Cox was enjoying . visit at Mime q
polls this week, the first trip she has
taken to the cities for thirty five years.
Joseph Gre anley nlaadeil nniltu. 4