Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-05-09

NEWS BREvlTlES,

IeIef DergeSOn mace business trip
to Minneapolis last Thursday.
Heenon Cyrus, late of Howard
Lake, is now in the employ of Charley
Olson, at his bar Der shop on Third
street.
Mrs. E. Evenson and her mother-i in
law, OF Morris, arrived here Monday
Tor a weeks visit at the home of F. F.
Nelson. Mrs. Evenson is sister of
Mrs. Nelson.
Ice cream in any quantity and also
soda water served at all times at J. E..
Maloney's, the popular stand on Third
street. Call on him when you want a
cool and refreshing drink. 1923
Rev. S. F. Spitz. formerly pastor
OF the English M. E. church in this
city, is now special agent for the
Central Life Assurance Society, with
headquarters in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Herman Mass, of Priam, was
operated upon last Wednesday at the
Frost hospital for the removal of two
abdominal tumOrs. Last reports are
that the patient is doing nicely. >.
On account of the republican state
convention, which meets In the city of
Duluth on Wednesday, June Is. the
Great Northern railway will give a
rate OF one fare for the round trip
Emil Peterson returned last Sunday
evening from Devils Lake,. N. D..
where he has been teaching school the
past winter. He LETT on Monday af-
ternOon for his home in town of Irv-
ing. -.
The Ladies' society of the Synod
church will meet in the church parlors
tomorrow Thursday afternoon.
Mesdames Peter Dalen and O. Sletten
will serve coffee: All are cordially
| invited.
e: Q. Peterson, salesman at VOL
pert's clothing store, has accepted the
captaincy of the baseball team at
Clinton, Mimi, and will leave soon
| with his family for that city. The
season opens May Is.
/ The Prohibition League of the WILL
mar Seminary will hold an oratorical
contest at Seminary Hall, SATURDAY.
evening, May II, at 8 O'Clock. ADJ
mission 10 cents. All interested are
cordially invited to attend.
Peter Asp and Emil Nordloef are
two young men who have just arrived
from Dalarne, Sweden They will To-
cate near Svea for. the summer. The
latter is brother of Andrew Nord-
loef of the Anderson Land Co.
D. N. Tal]man has retired from the
telephone business, having sold all his
interests in both the Minnesota Cen
trail and the local exchange. His time
will be devoted to the Dakotan and
Canadian development companies in
which he is interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. P. Carl and their
two children, former residents of Will
mar, were among those who went thru
the narrowing experiences of the San
Francisco earthquake. They returned
to Ortonville April 81, at which place
they have been residing since leaving
Willmar.
w. W. Knight, manager of the
Litchfeld Tubular Well Co., is busy
putting in wells in the city. He drove
two wells in block 80 few days ago,
taking about one hours work for
each we'll. Parties desiring work in
that line will do we'll to see Mr.. Knight
about the work.
F. W. Rose has closed his meat mar.
ket business on Third street and says
that he will now engage in the bust
ness of buying and selling cattle, to
which he will devote his entire atten-
ton. His place of business will be
remodeled and he will occupy it as an
Office and still make his headquarters
there.
Rev. G. L.: Morgan, of Window,
will hold evangelistic services at the
English M. E. church next Sunday af-
ternoon at three O'Clock. He is a
good speaker and singer and it is
hoped that a large congregation will
be present. Another evangelist is ex-
pected from Sioux City and it is prob
able that meetings may be arranged
for during the entire week..