Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-23
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The Willmar and Atwater High
school football teams hadsa game ,a,t
Atwater last S saturday afternoon, the
former team winning by 8 score Of is
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Plunkett en-
joyed q visit last Wednesday and
Thursday from Mrs. q. @. Hanson,
OF Cottonwood, and Mrs. NJ. Olson,
Of St. Paul. Is: s .@ rs .<5
The engagement of DR.. Burton 5.
Branton, OF Atwater, and. Miss Alice
Brown, of St. Paul, has been announ-
ced. The wedding will take place
early in July. j.. Il IT'LL s ' ..5.
Louis Voegler, OF Minneapolis, state
factory inspector of Minnesota, In
spected the different factories, eleva-
tors and other institutions of Willmarr
last Wednesday,. .~S 49,. :
Twentieth Century Opportunities
OF: Heroism'' is the subject chosen by
Rev: Buell. for his baccalaureate SER.
mon. to the High school graduates
next Sunday evening. :@::@@i Z !:
Mrs. G. II. Bitterness will give q
parcel shower at her home next Satur-
day afternoon for Miss Mabel Porter,
whose wedding to Mr.. Oscar L. Nelson
takes place on Tuesday June 5. ~
There is. probability of another at-
tempt being made to operate a roller
skating rink in this city. The gentle
man who has the project in view is a
travelling representative of Mil
waukee house.
George Parsons, editor of the Green
Lake Breeze, was taken home last
Sunday, after weeks treatment un-
der DR.. Graham, the chiropractor.
Mr.. Parsons is making arrangements
to return and continue the treatment.
VIM. j. Phare has closed his sch DOL
in district No. 80, town of Roseland,
and:will devote his time this summer
to assisting in the work at the Will
mar green house, in which he is in
terested as partner with Geo. Irving.
Atty. and Mrs. Samuel Porter have
issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Mabel .LaClair, to
Oscar L. Nelson, which will occur on
Tuesday, June 5. The wedding will be
a home affair and the ceremony will
be solemnized at high noon.
Peter Kjobman pleaded guilty in
municipal court to the charge of dis
orderly conduct, on Tuesday of last
week, and paid fine OF three dollars
and costs, amounting in all to five
dollars. Three civil cases were also
disposed of by the court the same day,
it being special term.
II. Hendrickson of Mortified has
bought 165 acres of the Daniel Murray
farm just east of town for considera-
ton of 81, 300. Mr.. Hendrickson ex-
poets to move to Willmar shortly and
will take possession Of the farm March
l, 1907. The deal was made last week
thru the Anderson Land Co.
The Alumni of the Willmar High
School are planning on a meeting to
be held on the following Monday
evening after the graduation of the
present years class, when a re organi.
zation will be effected and arrange.
ments made for reunion and re.
ception to be rendered the class of '06.
Melvin Grangaard went to DEBORAH,
Iowa, Monday morning as a delegate
from the Young Peoples society of the
Lutheran Synod church to attend the
convention of the young peoples
societies of the Synod held at thai
place today He will also attend the
meeting of the Iowa Synod, which
opens tomorrow at Calmar, Iowa.
The coming St. Paul Saengerfest
July 26-29, will be a musical event OF
prominence in the Northwest. Fa.
nous soloists and a great chorus Of
trained voices are the principal at.
fractions. A number of Willmar mu.
sicians and lovers of music will nc
doubt be among those in attendance
at the big event:
F. W. Howe made his first run to
Sioux City Wednesday as "lunch'
man for the Great Northern Eatine
House. Mr.. Miller has arranged tc
send out daily lunches on the trains
to Sioux City for the benefit Of The
company's patrons and there will be
no lack of eatables hereafter On thai
line. =
The Great Northern steam shovels
for the work between the cities anG
Breckenridge are now all being ope,
rated and the crews are busy at work
with the road improvements. Shovels
have been put in: at Long Lake, How.
ard Lake, Montrose, Dassel, Cokato
Atwater, Grove City and Hancock
The crew at New London is also bus,
at work. :.
Miss Anderson, teacher of the Eight
grade of the public schools, was very
pleasantly surprised by her pupils
last Friday evening and the evening