Willmar tribune., 1906-02-14
Personal Mention

Hans Sivertson, Of Cold Bay, Alaska, is
the guest of his cousin, Mrs. James Sander
son, in this city, and also other relatives in
the county. Mr.. Sivertson is a former resi-
dent of Irving and has been in Alaska for the
past 13 years. It is nine years ago since his
last visit to this state. He is interested in
the Oil fields of Alaska and is at present a
Shareholder in the Pacific Oil and CONNER
cial Co. of Cold Bay. After spending about
three weeks here he expects to return to his
Alaska home.
Miss Ellen Kullander Of Colfax is visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
Mrs. B. G. Hall, Of Wood Lake, arrived
here last Saturday for visit with her sister.
Mrs. F. w. Howe.
IF. H.. Belcher Of Minneapolis and B. G.
Sitz of Hutchinson were in the city last week
on business connected with the proposed
peat factory at this point.
Ed Still, salesman at the Jones Clothing
Store. is spending three weeks vacation at
his home in Plato, MINI.
Revs. 6. Peterson and J. o. Lundberg and
Messrs. c. L. Englund and Olof Lindgren
went to St. Paul Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the Minnesota Conference of the
Swedish Lutheran church. Rev. A. F. Sea-
strand and Messrs. o. S. Rasmussen and
John Bergeson took the Monday afternoon
train for the same destination.
Miss Margaret w Walsh, now a resident of
Helena, Mont: stopped off few days here
the past week on her way tocSt. Paul. She
was guest at the P. F. Connolly home.
A. A. Anderson and wife returned home
last Friday evening from their extended visit
with relatives at Made1ia. Mr.. Anderson
had also been on trip to Illinois on land
business.
6. Lindgren, of Chicago, came up last Fri
day to attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Stena Greta Lindgren
Thomas Noodle, former city editor of the
Gazette, is back and working in the mechan-
ical department of that paper for a few
weeks. Mr.. Noodle has seen several fields
of action since his former stay here and has
become linotype machinist. He was en-
gagged as reporter for time on a Minot dali
ly and is we'll informed on F1ickertail state
politics. Tom has many friends in this city
who are glad to see him back.
F. o. Swanson returned from st. Peter
Tuesday. His son Albin, who has been very
low with infamm atory rheumatism. is now
believed to be on the road to recovery, which
his many friends in, this county will be glad
to learn.
]. D. Wo1pert left last Friday on a business
trip to Chicago.
Miss Helen Sundberg is here from Minnea.
polls to spend the rest OF the winter at the
home of her brother, Anton Sundberg
D. Grashuis of Clara City was in our CITY
last week attending to business matters in
connection with the Fred w. Segerstrom
Supply Co., formerly furniture dealers here
Mr.. Grashuis is settling up the affairs of the
old company. He had just returned from an
extended trip to Illinois, where he had been
On land business.
B. F. Westfall returned last week to his
home at Seattle, WASH, after spending some
time in this city on business and enjoying a
visit with relatives at Beardsley and other
points in the state.
Miss Dagnar Hendrickson returned or
Monday to her home in Campbell after q
visit here with her cousin, Miss Matilda
Bonde.
Attorney Gilbert attended to legal matter:
~ Ndy0Ouu> AdSC 00OuOay. $50
Hon: z. O.. Thorpe left on Monda ay for Wit
tenberg, Wis, where he goes as a conmitte.
of one from the council Of the Lutheran Syn
cd church to look into affairs at the Indiar
Mission which the church supports at thai
point. ',~-
| -A.E. Mossberg returned last Thursday
| from business trip to Chicago.
"A. B. Hanscom returned home last Friday
morning from South Dakota, where he had