Willmar tribune., 1905-01-18
LOCAL AND Personal, NEWS

Atty. Olney OF Benson WAS here on
legal business Saturday. =ssa5 sa5
Miss Sadie Downs, Of Minneapolis,
Is the guest OF Mrs. I. c. Cairns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Evenson are visit.
ing with Norway Lake relatives.
Lars Halvorson loft for St, Paul on
short business trip Monday.
Senator L. 0. Thorpe left for St.
Paul Mo aday, to resume his duties at
the state capitol.
Nj. Newton returned from Nehedah,
Wis.,, Sunday night after visit At
his old home.
Rev. N. Giere, of Sacred Heart,
WAS Willmar visitor 4 couple of
days last week.
IT you desire copy OF the history
Of Kandiyohi county give US your
order now. II not, why not?
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
spicer has been Rladdend by the ar.
rival OF a daughter.
Charley Mcdonald returned from
Sioux Falls Sunday evening after a
visit with his sister, Mrs. Albert
Brewer.
Miss Alpha Berg returned home
!! Monday, after two weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Atwater and
Grove City.
O. B G!arum returned homo Satur-
day evening after visit with the
family OF his daughter, Mrs. A. C.
Joh1 son, at Saltwater.
August Hogluud was At Granite
Falls one Gay last week, where he
testified In lawsuit in behalf Of the
Jaar Threshing company.
Mrs. Fred W. Segerstrom was the
guest of her sister; Mrs. Charley
Peterson, at Kandiyohi, Thursday
and Friday of last week.
Rev. A. E Lind, pastor of the
Swedish Methodist church, is at, At
water assisting Rev. Wagner At
special meetings being hsld during the
week.
Willmar ts ION to have q juvenile
band Ct about 35 members. They will
be under the leadership Of Mr.. Emil
Hegstrom. More particulars regard
the new musical organic alton will be
published later. ..s..:... :.~.< -. s,..
Miss Borghild Sand entertained s
number OF her girl friends at birth
day party last Wednesday afternoon.
The young folks all report . very nice
time The hostess was the recipient of
q number of beautiful presents as
tokens of esteem.
The Young Peoples society of the
Synod church will meet Monday even
ing at the church parlors. Alfred and
William Markhus will entertain. Re-
freshments will be served and pro-
gram rendered. All are cordially in
vtted.
Beginning at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
(Thursday) evening, the ladies of
st. Mary's church will hold sociable
At the home OF Mrs. J. J. Downs, on
Eighth street. Refreshments will be
served and amusing games played
thruout the evening. All are cordially
invited.
Photographer J. c. Jansrud attend
ed meeting OF tho executive COM
mittee Of the Northwestern Photo
graphers' Association at ST. Paul last
week. 1t was decided that the annual
meeting of the association be held at
Duluth, May % to rs At that time
pictures will be on exhibition from all
over the United States, and the meet
ing promises to be one of unusual in.
terest and benefit to-, all members of
the Photographic profession.
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Hereafter, l.. A. Tjosvold, the hust-
ling agent for the Kimball piano COM
pany; will handle goods shipped out
directly from the company's Chicago
Office instead of having his orders
filed at the Minneapolis Office as has
been done up to the present time. Az
this privilege, which is quite advan:
tageous in many ways is granted only
to those of the company's agents who
have proven their ability as sales
man, Mr.. Tjosvold has good reasons
to feel proud OF his promotion.
! Ole Selin has sold his residence
property on Third street to P. j,
Nelson, of town OF Willmar. It will
be occupied by Mr.. Nelson's son.in.
law, Howard Clark, and family. Mr..
Clark will have the front part of the
residence fitted up for . barber shop
and he expects to ba ready for bust.
ness by the latter part of this week
Mr.. selin and family have moved into
/ the residence of Mrs. Jacob Brem, on
Fourth street and Trott avenue, where
they will make their future home. !. 1: =" +
I, Charley Wslin, formerly employed
a. salesman and collector for the A.
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