Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-09-25

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The Royal Ncighbors enjoyed a
pleasant social evening after trans
acting the Camp business last even
ing.
The ladies of the Synod church
are planning to give a Norwegian
supper at the church basement on
Thursday evening, Oct. 10.
A marriage license was issued
last Monday to William G. Hayes
of Blue Earth county to Edith A.
Hintz, who resides in the neighbour
hood of Raymond.
Oscar LundQuist of Svea went to
Litchficld yesterday on a business
trip. The Svca creamery, in which
Mr.. Lundquist is buttcrmaker, is
putting in new cement floor.
Swan Larson went down to Min
neapolis today to visit his wife,
who has undergone an operation at
hospital. He expected that he
will take her home when he re-
turns.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Sw adish Mission church will meet
in the church basement on Friday
afternoon Of this week. Mrs. N.
N. Felecn will entertain. All are
cordially invited.
August johnson is here from St..
Louis on visit with his father and
brother at Lake Andrew and New
London. Aug ust works at the car
pcnter trade and states that things
are booming at St. Louis at the
present time.
William Nelson's home was the
scene of surprise party last Thurs
day evening, when a number of un-
expected guests presented them
selves to enjoy a social time. A
handsome water set was presented
to the Nelson's by the unlimited
guests.
AS will appear from the proceed
ings Of the county commissioners in
another column, the county board
has cut the Legislative melon in
this county, appropriating the $4,000
which fell to this county's share,
for various improvements in the
different townships.
The Woman's History Club met
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Martin to plan for the
coming years work and elect Off
GERS. The American year Of the
Chautauqua course will be taken up
along with other studies. The fol-
lowing were elected officers: pres
ident, Mrs. w. B. Chase vice presi-
dent, Mrs. P. C. Tonning; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. w. Heng-
stIer.
A party Of eleven young people
left for st. Cloud yesterday to at
tend the Normal school. They were
tho Misses Alice and Cora Berk-
ness, Agnes Haincs, Daisy Sander
son, Elsie Roberts, Ella Lorentzen,
Ella Boyd, Marie Nelson, Georgia
Madison, Ella Fcig and Luella Pc
terson (of kandiyohD. Seven of
these young ladies were graduates
from the Willmar High school last
year.
The Young Peoples society of
the Swedish Baptist church has ar
ranged for a literary meeting on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 2. The
topic for the evening will be Of a
missionary nature, Rev. and Mrs
D. f. Finstrom, at present on va
cation here from their work as mis-
sionaries in Venezuela, S. A., hav.
ing promised to take a large part
in the program. 1t will no doubt
be interesting to hear Of the con
ditions and progress in that district
from those who have been there il
active work, and all are cordial.
invited to come.
The Great Northern Co. is again
making an appeal to all consumer
of coal to put in a supply at once
as there is bound to be a shortage
of coal this year as it was las
year. unless this precaution is ia
ken. The assistant track manager
states that in North Dakota th'
coal stations are full but the con
sumers are not laying away an,
coal as they wait until they are il
actual need Of it, and this is goin!
to make scarcity later on. Al
tho we are close to stations, we ar
going to feel the effect Of it, tn
same as North Dakota, unless tn
consumers put in their supply a