Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-06-28

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Senator a. D, Stephens Of Crook.
ston, spent Sunday with his brother,
Geo. H. Stephens, IN: this city. 4 .= ..#
Mr.. and Mrs. John sandblom have
arrived here from Duluth and will
make this city their future homo. Mrs.
Ssndblom was formerly Mas Hannah
Anderson, and 10 we'll known in Will.
mar. #.-.@ss '2.,**.} e. zs, "A. a: @..9
o. J. Sundquist and family left last
Thursday for Winthrop, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Sundquist has taken the agency tor
Sibley county for the w atkins Remedy
Co. y"
Julius Walseth, from New Mexico,
passed thru Willmar last Saturday
on his way to North Dakota to visit
his folks. Julius 10 the son of Joachim
Walseth, for many years . teacher in
the country schools of this county.
Mrs. Olive NJ. Young left for St.
Paul Tuesday of last week for = visit
with Miss Alice Roberts for . couple
OF days, after which she went to Red
Rock for . two weeks outing in com
pany with the family of Rev. Joseph
H6gg. ::
DIR. Henry A. Hanson will open his
dental offices the 1st OF July, in the
Lewis block. Hehas leased the rooms
formerly occupied by NJ. o. Thorpe for
his real estate offices, which will be
removed to other rooms on the same
floor.
Miss Betsey Boe arrived here Thurs
day. from Decorah, Iowa, where she
has been staying the past year. She
visited with her sister, Miss Ida, till
Friday noon, when she left for Norway
Lake, where she will spen d the summer
with her parents.
Mrs. P. F. Conelly returned home
last Wednesday, after four months
pleasant sojourn in the West: Mrs
Conelly spent some time At Salt Lake
City, Utah, and also visited at differ
ent points in California and Wash
ington before returning home. -.
There will be an excursion to Spicer
on the morning of July Is, whom =
large party of excursionists will arrive
here from Sioux City, Yankton and
other points on the Sioux Falls line.
The train will leave here st 4 o clock
and returning will leave Spicer at Up.
m. H. ~. q, II j..
Rudolph Estrem passed thru Will.
mar Satnrd AZ on his Sway To- News Lon.
10 has5 been neaeed % tssch
aterm of Parochial school. Mr.. Estrem
will return to Decorsh, Iowa, in the
fallto resume his duties at the Luther
College, where he will be . member of
the senior class. - r. =
Misses Ida and Daisy sanderson
went to Atwater Thursday, whore they
were the guests of the Martin Olson
family while In attendance at the c.
E: convention. They viii also visit
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. Johnson, In town of
Harrison, before returning g home.
= The special meetings held at the
Swedish Baptist church, which opened
On Thursday evening and closed Sun
day evening, were very largely At
tended, many out of-town Baptists be-
ing present. The addresses by tho sew
eral ministers were quite inspiring and
the meetin GO proved quite profitable
for oil in attendance. -.
Maria Kicks, the woman who has
established such reputation % 4
window smasher, and who has includ-
ed Willmar in the list of cities which
she has honored with her visits, 10
still abroad in the land, according to
the Breckenridge Telegram. That pa
per says that she WAS there recently.
Willmar 10 liable to be again favored
with . visit.
J. NJ. Schweizer, who has for some
time past been chief clerk at the Great
Northern Offices In this city, has been
promoted to the position of assistant
superintendent of the Northern divt-
sion, with head quarters at Crookston.
His successor % chief clerk is w.
E. Reynolds, who comes here from
Grand Forks, N. D. Mr.. Schweizer
enters upon his new duties the first OF
July, and accompanied by his wife he
left this week for his new home.
. Among those who attended the con-
certs given in the Minneapolis Audi
torium Wednesday and Thursday even
ings of | ast week were the following
Wtllmarites: Misses Nors, Sophie,
and Annie Rannestad, Ragna Telstad,
Jonette Thorpe, Hia Boyd, Edith
Thorpe, semins stalland, Inga Olson,
hesdames NJ. Botnen, E. Fladeboe
and I. Markhus, MIR. and Mrs. M. O.
and L. O. Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Olson and daughter Vivian, Rev. and
Mrs. j.. N. Andersen, and Ralph
Telstad. The concerts are spoken OF
By the cities In the daily papers Of
Minneapolis as "among the best given
In tho Auditorium" Among the best
things on the program WAS the singing
OF the famous Lutheran hymn, "A
Mighty Fortress 10 Our God, BY. {
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