Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
WHlMAR, AZ, SEPTEMBER 6 1905

Ruby are speeding ths wsek visiting
With friends and relatives ID st. Paul
and Minneapolis. j s. u. Il. ===. =.=
The Y P. s. OF the Swedish Mission
church meets this evening at tho home
IT W.. L. Norm. A cordial invitation
10 extended 70 al. s:z "A 3 ,=...
The brightest, cleanest, funniest
comedy on the market 10 THE Mis-.
souri, Girl, }" which will be seen at the
Opera House, Sept L.. zs>..>7 =: S..
E. n. Mortenson and family r.
turned 70 St Paul Saturday, after .
two weeks visit with Mr.. Mortenson's
mother, Mrs. O.. Jermsted. ..~.. ! I
Miss Anna Rannestad went to Mime
spolls Saturday to accept . position
- stenographer in the oflloes Of the
Intern ational Harvester company.
The ladies' of the Swedish NJ. E..
church will serve coffee 1t the home
OF Mrs. VIM. Peterson on Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. l3. Everybody cor
daily invited. ~<<
Mrs. E. w. Lewis, son MAx6eld and
daughter Marion returned home Sun
day evening after having spent the
summer Ut St. Johns, . suburb OF
Portland, Oregon. - d.
Miss RaRna Olstad returned to Still
water last Friday, after few weeks
visit with Willmsr friends and rela-
tives. She was accompanied BY Miss
Inga Olson, who will be her guest for
some time.
Elmer Peterson has accepted the po-
sition at tho post-o fice formerly held
by Walter Selvig. Mr.. Selvig will
enter the university next week where
be will pursue . course in Mining En-
cheering. ..-
The Monday Afternoon club will
hold the first meeting of this season
Monday afternoon Sept Is, u the home
of Mrs. L. A. Vik instead of at the
home Of Mrs. w. l. Crosby - pre-
viously announced. -. -.
Mrs. Nartha Staliand and dauqh-
tor, Miss Semins, left Monday for St.
Paul where they will have charge Of
the boarding. hall belonging to the
HAmline Lutheran Synod Seminary
during the coming year. ~
= Messrs. F.sC. Petsrson and John: G.
Porter, Of Gennessee, wore in town
last Friday They. report that tho
crop IL that locality will be about the
same - last years in quantity, but
the quality wiHzbe somewhat better. :
A lavish equipuent 81 foenery ap,td
|awealth Of electric and mechanical
Fs1xa-a5abi6sd VIII : ) perfectly bal
aaced company make, ths forthcoming
production of "The Missouri Grip
On event of more than ordinary inter
est. + -; - .s-s~.SS
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J. B. Sorenson; tho student from
G. A. College who has had charge OF
the Swedish Lutheran congregation at
New London the past summer, passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to St. Peter, where.he will continue hia
studies. -%s:-s -:
The Ladies' Aid society of the Lu-
theran Free church will meet at the
church parlors next Wednesday, after.
noon. Aeedames Albert Lund, Chris.
Otterpess and Sam Rasmussen will
entertain. All are cordially tnyited
to attend. r. 49, = 4
Mrs. VIM Psulson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Anderson vers among those
who attended the funeral last Sunday,
At Grove City, of Nels Ekbom, the
pioneer Meeker county settler, whose
death is mentioned In another column
of this issue. ~ :"
John Skoolheim and s. P. Johnson,
OF Willmar, were here the lstter par
Of last week to make prepara*ions to,
The erectian Of .he Wi1ln.r nt,,tne
CO.. new elev..or v,,b;c, 3 iii -. 1o,
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