Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-07-25

1C" VI ACI 1duy IIlCuuS uCi uOl1C
last Monday afternoon.
The N. H. Nelson Manufacturing
Co. is at work on new digging ma
chine for the Willmar Peat Co.
The Willmar Peat Company will
have a directors meeting Saturday
evening to elect successor to Presi-
dent Sitz.
An ice cream social will be given at
c. A. Baklund's place near Eagle
Lake on Saturday evening, July %.
Everybody is cordially invited,
Dr.. Mclaughlin has received his
new auto-car,5 which was ordered some
time ago from Ardmore, Pa. The
auto complete cost $1lOO, and is fine
looking vehicle.
The appeal bond and notice of
appeal in the case of state of Mime
sofa VS.. Peter Freeberg were filed last
Wednesday with the clerk of district
court, thru attorneys Downs and Stan
ford.
The great Saengerfest which opens
in St. Paul tomorrow will be largely
attended, a number of Willmar people
being among those who will take ad-
vantage of the low railroad rates and
visit the cities.
The Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran Free church will give an
ice cream social on the church lawn
next Wednesday evening. The pro-
ceeds will go to the church decoration
funds All are cordially invited.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Hans Anderson of Whiteield, died
last Thursday morning. The funeral
occurred on Friday afternoon from
the residence, Rev. j. O. Lunaberg of
the Svea Lutheran church ofdci ating.
A coffee social will be given in the
basement of the Swedish Mission
church on Friday afternoon of this
week from three O'Clock thruout the
afternoon. Mrs. E. A. Broberg will
entertain. Everybody is cordially in
vited.
A number of Willmarites are plan
ming to attend the big street carnival
to be held in St. Cloud the week OF
Aug 6. The Parker Carnival Co. has
been engaged to furnish the attrac-
tions and eighteen different shows are
to be presented
DR. H. Hanson, dentist of Witlmar,
made his last visit here untilj some
time in October. He has had good
success in the past, but owing to other
arrangements he has cancelled his
engagements until later in the season.
|--Murdock Voice. )
Willmar and Litchfeld will play
ball this afternoon on the latter S
grounds, at Lake Park. Next Tues
day there will be q game in Willmar
between the local club and a Sioux
Indian team, which certainly ought to
draw big crowd.
Miss Minnie Olson returned home
last Saturday from Kerkhoven, after
a five months absence. She will re-
main here for a couple of weeks, after
which she intends to leave for Dris.
coil, N. D., to engage in the millinery
or dressmaking business
Some of the Willmar young men
have been planning on going to the
cities to take examinations for enter.
ing the U. S. navy. "A representative
of this branch of the government SER
vice has been in the city, for some
time looking for recruits.
-.
Carl Anderson, of the enterprisine
jewelry establishment of Anderson
Bros. ) was on a watch inspection tour
last week: along this line Of the Grea1
lNorthern. Anderson Bros. are Off
cial watch inspectors for the company
and periodical trips are made during
the year to visit employees who canno
find it convenient to come to Willmal
TO have their time pieces inspected ant
regulated. .s:s:&. .>< g.: -.
= The young peoples society Of tht
ISynod church was entertained In thu
Echurch> parlors on Monday evening
Eby Misses Ella Boyd and Cora Rigg
i The fol lowing program was rendered
and greatly enjoyed, after which re
lfreshments we're served: Piano duet
ECora and Laura Rigg;;3 address, Rev
l ~ lYisaker, pf Zumbrota; voca
solo ~ Florence AN uberger;;5 address
}lProf. J. IL. Granrud of Minneapolis
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