Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-12

Prof. Cartright Of Bingham Lake
will have charge of the Raymond
schools next year.
j. B. Boyd was among those who
went to Benson yesterday to attend
the church meeting.
A. Cervin has moved his grocer
les and soda fountain stand into the
corner store lately vacated by Per-
son & johnson.
William Harris, a sign writer of
Wahpeton, N. D., is in the city and
has done considerable work on win
dows and buildings.
Miss Cora Syse of Arctander was
in the city yesterday en- route for
St. Cloud, where she went to at
tend the graduation exercises at the
Normal.
Miss Clara Hendrickson closed
very satisfactory term Of school
Thursday in Dist. No. 1O3. She
returned to her homo in Willmar
Saturday Bird Island Union.
According to the Dassel Anchor
the cold storage plant of the Hamm
Brewing Co. for which the people
of Willmar have no use may be
moved to Dassel.
Oman & Johnson's new machine
shop on Third street was treated to
its first coat of paint last week.
Nels Holm and Hjalmar Swenson
were the painters.
Dr.. A. F. Mantor wishes us to
announce that he has returned from
his recent tri p to the west and is
prepared to take care of work in
any line of dentistry l73
Misses Inga Olson and Edith
Thorpe left last Tuesday for Ben
son, where they will spend a few
days. From there they will go to
Glenwood for a visit.
E. L. Garner was in Willmar this
week to look at stock Of furniture
with a view to make a trade Of a
piece of land in exchange for the
stock. .-GlenWood Herald.
A. c.. Crawford has charge of the
local business for the Greene ditch
ing outfit and is prepared to talk
business with anyone who needs a
ditch run thru his premises.
'*~ Miss Anna Hande Of Norw;alyl;
Lake expects to leave for Arizona
during the coming week with an
uncle, Mr.. Anderson, who has ex-
tensive interests down there.
Work on the Nels Oman home on
Third street, on the lots purchased
from ]. H. Styles, is progressing
rapidly, and this will be one of the
finest residences in that part Of the
city.
Chris Rotzian of Edwards left
last Thursday for Moorhead. From
there he will go to New Salem to
inspect some lands and for a visit.
He will also visit at Bemidji before
he returns home.
Parochial school begins a the
Synod church basement next Mon
day. instruction will be given both
in the Norwegian and English Ian
guages. Leon Peterson, a compe-
tent teacher, will be in charge.
Misses Olive Crosby, Ella Gould
Mamie Hanson and Julia Ferrine
left for the state of Washington last
Monday. The young ladies will
visit and stay with relatives anc
friends at various points on the
coast.
Raymond granted a saloon Ii
cense to Serlet & Wacker last weel
to run for a year, the fee being
$7OO. Raymond is the only poin
in Kandiyohi county where lega
permission to sell booze can be pur
chased.
Ole P. Rice is fitting up thu
Klevjer building and will open :
first-class confectionery store an<
refreshment stand. He expects t.
install a soda fountain this weel
and will probably open for bust
ness on Saturday.
Judge G. E. Qvale left yesterda,
for Madison, Mimi, where he viii
preside at an adjourned term o
the district court in a case of arso1
which is to be tried, the man bein|
accused of having set fire to a
elevator at Bellingham.
Sheriff Donovan of Morris cam
thru the city last Fri lay with
prisoner. He had apprehended hi
man in Chicago. The prisoner
accused of having set fire to stoc
of goods and thus obtained insu1
ance money fraudulently.
.. Ole A. Olson Of Irving arrive
: here Friday from the state Of Wash
ington, where he has been spendin
J. the last few weeks. Mr.. Olso
states that Miss Anna Thompson
who was in the party to go to tn
Y Coast two months ago, is expecte
home in a few days. M. L. .Micl
!. ,elson has a position as stationa1
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