Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-04-18
sona1 Mention

personal Mention|
G. M. Reese Of Minneapolis called ON
friends In Wil1mar last Saturday. .s5<: q
o. S.7Ho1m returned on Monday to Granite:
Falls, after spending Sunday with his family
here. 49,. = -,.~ -, .~ :
Miss Olive stansberry returned last satur-
day to resume her work IN the Brainerd
schools, after a weeks vacation at her WILL
mar home. = i: =" AZ.
Mrs. A., w. Bartz and daughter have been
visiting Norway Lake relatives this week.
DR.. Keyes enjoyed a visit over Sunday in
Minneapolis: s. = ~:,%. - r. u
Contractor J. H. Olson went to Clarified
Monday to bid on the work of erecting a
new school building at that place. 80. =.
Peter Westling Of Atwater wasin our city
Monday enronte home from visit With
relatives In Canada. 81 81 ; 5a.}z.s% 81:
/, Cashier stene of the Security Bank at At
water transacted business at the county
seat on Monday. 49,: = ,s:.:
Edwin Moline went to Lakota, n. D., on
Monday, where he will be employed for a
time on his uncle's farm near that place. -"
Miss Mary Finstrom left on Monday for
Minneapolis, where she will spend the sum-
mer. -
Miss Ella Frederickson, of Kerkhoveu, was
a guest this week at the home of Mrs. Mar
tina Strandberg. :, f. :.
Mrs. Christine Johnson, of Smith Lake,
has been visiting the past week here with
her cousin, Mrs. M artha strandberg.
F. F. Nelson transacted>business at Clara
City M onday.
Andrew Nordloef, OF the Anderson Land
Company, left on M onday evening for Lidger-
wood, N. D., from which place he expected to
accompany party of land seekers to Can
ada with a view Of selling some of the COM
pany's lands there.
Mrs. 1ngrid Markhus and daughter, Miss
Bergitta, returned home last Sunday even
ing from their trip to California. They
spent the past six months at Santa Barbara,
where Miss Markhus was greatly benefited
in health.
Miss Lillian Johnson returned home Sun
day evening from the cities, where she spent
part of her Easter vacation with friends
Mrs. L. o. Thorpe lett again on Monday
for New London, where she has been assist
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. o. Estrem, in caring
for, a sick child. The afflicted one was q
daughter, who was quite i'll with bronchial
pneumonia.
on business.
Jonas Lundquist returned last Friday
/ morning from Eagle Bend, where he had
gone with a view Of going into the hard
ware business there. Mr.. Lundquist was
| not pleased with the place and decided not
| to enter the business field in Eagle Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bartz have been en-
joying visit since Saturday from the lat
/ ter's brother, Herman Walby, of Howard
! Lake.
Ed Parmenter went to Kerkhoven Mon
day to do some work on big ditching ma
chine for John Rodman, including the putting
| on OF new point.
Mrs. Chas. E. Mclaughlin and children
| visited with Benson relatives last week.
Sheriff Lundquist made business trip to
| Paynesville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Huffman arrived from
| Breckenridge yesterday, stopping here until
/
| before leaving for their new home at Sioux
City, where Mr.. Huffman will make his head
! quarters as master mechanic on the Willmar
& Sioux Falls division.
o. l.. Nelson, who for some time has been
manager of the Cummings Commission
House in this city, has been transferred to
Edinburgh, N. D., where he will be in charge
of the companys business at that point.
He left for that place last evening. -.
Miss Martha Agre, Of Granite Falls, was a
guest at the home of Peter Rasmussen the
past week. Yesterday she was joined by her
! mother for a brief visit at the Rasmussen
| home.
| George Tyler. Elmer Adams and Walter
Crosby are among the University boys who
! enjoyed their brief Easter vacation at their
Willmar homes.
Maxfeld Lewis returned to Mortified yes
| terday to resume his studies at Carleton Col
lege, after enjoying the Easter vacation at
his home in this city.
Judge Nordin and Thos. Olson were a com.
| mittee who went to Spicer yesterday to
| make preliminary arrangements for the Old
| Settlers Reunion to be held at that place
June 10.
E. H. Cornwall, OF Bemidji, was in our city
yesterday attending to probate court mat
| tiers. Mr.. Cornwall is public land inspector
| In the Department of the Interior.
Miss Linnea Bergstrom returned yesterday
| from her Easter vacation, which she spent
| at st. Cloud and st. Paul.
| Prof. HaldOr Hanson went to Renville yes-
terday to spend a few days with friends.
J. S. Robbins and Atty. J. M. Downs left
yesterday for Milbank, N. D., and other
points, on land business
Miss Mabel Olson, of Benson, visited Will
| mar friends last week.
! Mrs.. F. Vein, of Renville, is visiting in
the city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Gilger.
Miss Nj abel Carson, of Glenwood. was the
| guest of Miss Thea Rollefson part OF last
|.week.
Miss 1nga solverson spent the latter part
OF last week with friends in St. Paul.
DR.. Hans Johnson of Murdoch made a brief
visit here Wednesday,.
Lester Porter left for Hancock Yesterday.
where he takes position az timekeeper for
| Great Northern steam shovel crew.
| DR.. Isabelle Fleming has gone to North
Dakota to look after her property interests
there. She expects to be back next Friday.
A. N. Gilbertson was home from the GU"
to spend his brief Easter vacation. =, \..-..
Miss Minnie Roise left last night for Minot,
N. D., for a visit with her father and
brothers. Her brother Edward. who had
been visiting here, returned with her.
! ATTENTION.