Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-11-07
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#s$A drs: Quist, Of Linz dinn.:,,
has been q guest the pa past week az
of Mr.. and Mrs. And reWa Larson.#M rsxQui
will Sc remembered by = an y eop1e
Jas resident Of this city. HI s.:
II airy sRaym ond left last week for Hot
=spring AK n where ne expectsst 10 remain
Minnea polls 81 his father and q brother.
E: Congressman Volstead s. was IN the city
last Friday for. a brief stay, being on his
way from New London to Montevideo, in
which villages he flied engagem aking
campaign speeches. s3.< -s.=. 4: ~
T. Q. B. Olson returned to- Drisco11, IN: D.,
Hast Wednesday evening. The family will
remain here until SPRING %s S $. a
= MI and Mrs: o. e Lien visited IN the
cities last week. " Z sssss VT
Rev. and Mrs. G.. Peterson went to At
water yesterday, where Rev: Peterson made
an address at young peoples meeting at
the Swedish Lutheran church. s. !'s$:<
sfMrs: Anna Dickeyz was q visitor In the
cities the past week - + r.: g. -:
| Mrs. J. n. Costello andtchildren and Miss
Elsie Wise returneddast Saturdayto Browns
Valley after a couple of weeks visit here
with relatives. Ess''
Miss Julia O. Brien, Of Graceyille,, has been
Ea guest the past week at the home of M ayor
and Mrs. Qvale. 7:-:*,- =
t. G: B. Erskine and family have. removed to
Sioux City, where Mr.. Erskine will m axe his
headquarters as Great Northern mail clerk
on the new extension between that city and
Ashlund, Neb.
]. Emil Nelson returned Monday noon
from trip to Chicago and Waterloo, Iowa.
Mr.. Nelson went to Chicago to consult with
Mr.: Sibley, president and general manager
the Copper Greek Mining Co., Of Tucson
! Arizona, who was on his way to Boston in
| the interest of the company, and to Water
loo, Iowa, to visit over Sunday with his
friend, DR.. Baker, who is now located al
that place. '|@i ~''.
Rev.>Father Malloy was a visitor at Clare
City on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. J. P. Utton of Stockton, was til,
guest for few days of her son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Utton. sh,
left for her home last Saturday, accompanied
by her daughter Violet, who had been at
tending the High school here.
Martin Olson was in the city yesterday o,
his way to; his home at .Atw alter from bust
ness trip to North Dakota, Mr.. Olson ha
opened a store at Pingrees for the North Da
kota Hardware Co, Of (which he is mem
her. The company already has one locate
at Cleveland, and Ed. Toensing5 who wa
one of the m anagers of this store, has bee
transferred to take charge-of the new .stor
ct Pingree. =, =, -. - 8
A party composed of-the following gentle
:. men left yesterday for Dickinson, N; D.,4 an
will build claims in Hettinger county
:: where they will spend a couple of week:
:: John Lundberg, Fred oftedah1, Ed Lun6
berg. N. P. Nelson, Chas. Nelson, Aug Skooa
Ed and George Johnson. - -;
Mrs:'W::L: Geer and children went to Ne,
London yesterday for a visit with relative
! there and at Burbank.
Mrs. Daniel Beard of Polo, Ill.,. arrive
here last Friday for a visit with the famil
of her brother, J. M: Spicer.
Mrs. !. w. Letton, who had been in tt
city for a month conducting penny pictu1
: business on Third street, left last Saturda
for Nassau, MINI, to join her husband {
: that place. 1884,, ~
Erick Faux enjoyed visit at Pennoc
over Sunday.
Geo. Hanscom and his classmate at tt
state university C.'P. Bohland, came up la:
Saturday from Minneapolis and spent sever:
l days hunting game In this vicinity
!. Miss Hattie Johnson returned yesterday t
:: resume her duties at teaching in damon
r Lake.
3 Miss Catherine TAFT returned yesterday
: her home at Diamond Lake, after a sever
! days visit here with her sister, Mrs. D.
Haley. ..s >-.:. -.
Rev. A. E.:Lind was'up from St. Paul pa
= OF last week. ~ .:>*'s = !
q J..L. johnson and Prof. Hilleboe went
81 Cottonwood yesterday to attend the tuner
81 of S. L. Orwell, who died at his home nes
vi that r11a