Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-07-17

last Friday.
G. A. Birch went to Milaca YES
terday on business matters.
E. F. Fink came down from New
London last Thursday and spent the
day chatting with old friends in
the city.
Frank Winblad came down from
Duluth last Saturday and spent
Sunday with his parents here. He
. Is spending the week at he Inter-
lachen hotel at Green Lake.
Oscar Revling and wife are here
from Montana visiting at Mrs.
Revlings, parental home, Ole
Kongslie's, in St. Johns. Mr.. Rev.
ling works on the N. P. road.
Mrs. P. ]. Berg and sister, Mrs.
B. lverslie of Aida, Minn., went to
Burbank yesterday to visit at A.
Christopherson's home.
N. L. Winblad and wife are
spending some time at John Matt
sons place in town Of Whitefeld,
enjoying the fresh air of the coun-
try.
Hermanson & Samuelson opened
their new eating house in the Sam
uelson Block yesterday. They have
named their place The Hubb Hotel
and Cafe.
e. L. Garner, Of Glenwood, has
purchased an interest in the Will
mar Furniture Company, and has
located here and will share in the
management of the business with
A. D. Kleinman.
E. L. Olander, who has been laid
up from the railroad service for
several months on account of ILL
ness, left on Monday for St. Paul,
where he will enter the general
office of the company as clerk.
J. D. Wolpert came down from
Williston, N. D., last Sunday and
is having his household goods
packed to be moved to his new To-
cation. He expects to leave with
his family early next week.
Lewis Strand, wife and three
children, returned to their home at
Kenmare, N. d., on last nights
flyer, after a three weeks visit
with his wife's folks, E. A. Lund-
gren%, in the township of Fahlun.
NJ Fauchald returned last Mon
day from an extended. trip in the
northern part of the state. He
states that he found no land that
he cared to buy as an investment,
but that he had a good time visit
ing and sightseeing.
The Epworth League of the
Swedish M. E. church will serve
ice cream and cake on the church
lawn, Thursday evening, July Is,
and Miss Alma Strand, a mission
ary from China, will speak in the
church the same evening and also
Friday.
G. O. Gilbertson, an attendant at
the state hospital at Fergus Falls,
was in the city last Saturday en-
route from Benson with an inmate
who had escaped from the asylum
and had been captured near Benson.
Mr.. Gilbertson is an old Willmar
boy, and brother of Atty. Gilbert
and A. N. Gilbertson.
Axel Heglund, who has been Wis
iting his old home at Lake Lillian
for two weeks, left last Monday
for North Dakota. He represents
the Minneapolis Tribune in that
state, with Jamestown as his head
quarters. His brother Gilbert
came in with him from Lake Lii
liam.
Editor Joubert, the militant ed
itor Of Litchfeld News Ledger, was
in the city last Saturday and Mon
day on, trip to St. Cloud over
Sunday. Mrs. Joubert accompanied
him to St. Cloud but remained
there for some time, while Bro. J.
writes editorials, sets type and gets
his own meals.
/ Rev. G.. Peterson and wife were
in New London last Monday and
Tuesday. While there they attend
ed the christening of the son recent
ly born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henning
Olander. A large number of guests
&. were in attendance on this occa-
3 sion. Rev. Peterson officiated and
d the young son and heir received the
Il name Of 'John Henryd."
Il. A. H. Soderling returned to his
home here on July 4, from Park
Rapids, where he has been work.
ing for some time. Unfortunately
he was taken suddenly i'll, remain
Z ing unconscious for thirty minutes,
soon after his arrival and was con-
& fined to bed for several days. He
s is now able to be about and will
probably engage in business here,
having in view to purchase one Of
the established shops here. z-=
N Baldwin's dog met his fate
last Monday when it came in the
way for Craswell's S auto, being run
over and killed. The owner is
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