Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-12-26

] ~, Friday morning and will spend two or
I snree months with kandiyohi county re1a-
! yves. he left Friday afternoon for Atwater.
+ s. A. NJ artin and wife Of Be1view are spend
ing the: holidays with Mrs. M artin's parents,
! Rev. e and Mrs. ..Lindholnn at .rripolis -. -
r. Miss Grace Whitney, teacher in the
i AtWater schools: was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs.;C *A::Birch last Saturday on her way
TO her home at st. C1oud to spend the holt.
Eday vacation. .:.->-...
I Wra: T. Al Nord; principal Of the High school
Eat Merrins Wis, arrived home the first of the
(Iweek5to spend Christmas with his father
he will spend the rest of his holiday vaca-
I}t1or> with his sister at Chicago.
Miss Mamie -Lundberg arrived here last
I t9erid ay from Seattle, WASH, On her way to
.Ener home in St. Paul to spend Christmas.
E,she was guest for a day at the home Of
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P L.. John
I son
+. Q. 6. F. Markhus arrived last Sunday
evening to spend Christmas with the Will
5 5 mar members of the family. Mr.. Markhus
EnoW has his headquarters at Oshkosh, Wis,
i:as superintendent of a line of electric light
Eplai1ts for an eastern firm.
4 Fred Linn, formerly of Wilma but now a
+ resident. of Minneapolis, was in the city last
l: week in the interest of the Minneapolis Tri-
5tbune, being employed in the circulation de-
apartment of that paper. Fred has been en-
;bjoying his Christmas vacation at the parent
i al home in Lake Lillian.
r Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Mills, of Seattle,
8 w ash, were guests Of Willmar and White
Afeld relatives the past week on their way to
& Quincy, Ill. They expect to return home by
; way OF Kansas, where they will visit with
= Mr.. Mills parents. Mrs. Mills was former
z"ly Miss Elsie Swenson and while here visited
j with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Swenson.
i Horace E. Chase, the first pastor of the
y English M. E. church Of this city, now resi-.
$, dent Of Minneapolis, was in Wllmar last
!, Thursday for a brief stay He has retired
! from active work in the ministry and is at
present engaged in soliciting for the Univer
:: sal Book and Bible House Of Chicago. Mr.
IS. Chase was enroute to his home from triI
{, to western points. =
i E. L. Quist of Thief River Fails, visitedsasd
i friends and relatives in this county last week
4 MIR. Quist was elected as register Of deeds
: OF Red Lake county over the former in
\ cumbent, having had a contest previouly in
! the primary. The fight was made there or
i the county seat question and as the THE
= River Fa1ls contingent won out in the cleo
tion, it seems only Question of time unit
Red Lake Falls will lose the county seat.
Since the last issue the, TRIBUNE. .ackpow
ledges calls from the following out-oft tow1
people, among others: Ole E. Larson, LAX.
Elizabeth; knuts Axness, Dovre; Otto Lind
/ quist, Whitefeld; ]. G. Monson. Nest Lake
I Arthur k1int, Fahlun; Jens Anderson ST
+ Johns: Ell. Quist, Red Lake Falls; Mis-:
knutson,,. Green Lake; N athias Olson,z Will
I, % assi John .: onson, Dovre; Peter Hall
: sSa;5s 81 Harrison; :Aug::~o. Dengerud, pevre
4 Peter Berglund, Harrison; Ed Arneson, Ben
son; Peter ETulin Kandiyohi; Albert Lund
quist, svea; Alfred Holmgren NJ amre; J. A
Swanson, Mamrei A. NJ Englund, Larimore
Otto Trulson, Chicago, ILL.,; Ole E. Erickson
Lake Lillian; Anton Anderson, Minneapolis
John Clauson, Goodhue, Mimi; J. B. Bosch
Holland; Henry Roelofs, Holland; Hon
Chas. E. Johnson, Lake Elizabeth: Angus
Broman, Lake Elizabeth; August Moller
Green Lake.