Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-12

& Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Garwell are the
parents of a baby boy, born to them
ON Thanksgiving day.
i Geo. w. Willard, of Algonic,
Mich, is the new assistant salesman
at the Singer Sewing Machine agency.
A marriage license was issued last
E Wednesday to Peter J. Ellingson and
Anna Soldahl. The couple had the
nuptial knot tied in the evening by
|Judge Nordin.
Rev. A. 81. Tebbets, of St. Paul,
was in our city the first of the week in
the interest of the Orphans Home, and
ma de his periodical call upon Will
|5mSr contributors to that institution.
b ;5Hon. Andrew Railson of Lake An
(drew was in the city this week, return
Ehg today. He says that the people of
lthe county are not satisfied with the
Emanner in which the poor system ques-
Etion was submitted and will take the
Enecessary steps 10 contest its legality.
1 C. G.. Hoglund, of Kandiyohi town
ship, has rented his fine farm there
| and will retire from active farming
Operations. He with his family will
| occupy his residence in Third ward Of
the city of Willmar. Albert Lund-
quist of Whitefeld, has rented the
farm and takes possession Mar. l. .
At the general term of municipal
court on Dec. there were seven civil
cases on the calendar, all of which
were disposed of. The first two cases
were dismissed upon motion of the
plaintiffs attorney, the third and
fourth were settled and dismissed and
in the last three judgment was rem
dered for the plaintiffs. = =
| Sloan Chapter No. 10, O. E. S.,
elected officers at the annual meeting
held last Friday evening and on
| Saturday evening of this week the in
| stallation will take place. The in
stalling officer will be Rev. Gates,
past patron, with Mrs. Madeline Min
ton acting as marshal. After INSTALL
alton games will be played and an
oyster supper served.
| The "dago'' shack which was re.
! Gently brought here from Fargo and
:1ddns:sseadeds east the passenger DEPOT;
Will be used by the Great Northern as
a storage room for express. This has
heretofore been handled at the bag
gage room, much to the Inconvenience
Of the employees and others, and the
latest acquisition will result in better
facilities for the proper handling OF
both departments.
Laurant, the magician and illusion.
ist, gave a very satisfactory perform
ance at the opera house last Monday
evening. tt was a marvellous anC
mys,ifying entertainment and Mr.
Laurant proved himself to be in tht
) front rank in the art of dexterity
The next attr action in the Citizens
Entertainment Course will be DR.
James 3. Watson, orator and humOr
, ist, who comes on Saturday evening
: Jan. 26.
t At the meeting of the Commercial a
: club on Tuesday evening of last wee]
an order was issued for the paymen
! of $loo to P: J. Haley for work don
= on the road running east and ives
] past the Glarum farm in the soutl
t part of the city. This road is no,
Isaid to be in good condition as the re
;, suit of the united action of the Gu
T. and the property owners affected
;, the Club promising to donate th
ABOVE amount II tle rOau Was proper
$ ly fixed up.
$ A very pleasant affair took place 6
:, the Guild hall of St. Luke's churc
It last Thursday evening, when Re!
d and Mrs. Gates entertained the choj
r and members of the congregation, t1
>f occasion being the third -anniversar
y of Mr.. Gates taking charge of tt
It parish. The first part of the evenin
was devoted to an illustrated lectul
it on the city of London by F. "
Powell. After the lecture light r.
T. freShmentS were served.