Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-08


County Auditor Feig attended t.
business matters in Atwater AM
vicinity last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Smith went to Kerk
hoven last Saturday for couple O.
weeks visit in that vicinity.
A bouncing baby boy brightcnet
the home of Editor Smith of thu
Raymond News last Thursday.
M. A. Schumacher, proprietor 0:
the roller skating rink, has removed
his family here from Marshall.
Mrs. r. NJ. Whitmus returned
home last Wednesday from a sevcra
days visit with here parents at Har
rison.
Walter Wilson of Spiccr, who has
been working in the Breeze office
for the year past, was in the city
today.
Miss Carrie johnson came dowr
from Glenwood last Friday to visi
with her brothers, Knutc and Pau
Johnson.
Emanuel Christensen is the new
night policeman and now patrols
the city streets during the Ions
night hours.
Arnold Anderon, son of Sam An
derson of Spicer, returned today
after visit with his aunt, Mrs
Emma Miller.
Mrs. C. l.. Englund, who went
to California last fall in the inter.
est of her health, is expected to ar.
rive home this week.
Assessor Haines entered upon his
duties last Wednesday and is nov
busy finding out how much prop
erty owners are worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cleveland
Of Fox Lake, Wis.,, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Adams from
last Friday until yesterday.
O. j. Wcstgaard and family
visited with Mrs. Westgaard's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andcrs Fors.
berg of Mamre, over Sunday.
The city editor Of this paper has
carelessly left an umbrella somwhere
in the city. Anyone knowing OF
stray umbrella kindly inform him.
H. B. Lidstone, formerly engi.
neers' and firemens' clerk in the
Great Northern offices, now has the
position of travelling material clerk.
He is succeeded in the office work
by E. F. Corrigan.
Frank Gustafson was in the civ
today. He returned last Monday
from Rockwell City and Waterloo,
Iowa, where he has been visiting
with his son Levi. He expects tc
return to Iowa shortly.
Two births occurred last Wednes-
day in the same neighborhood, in
the Second ward. A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Fors-
berg and girl was also born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. johnson.
J. D. Wolpert expects to remove
to his new location at Williston,
N. d., in few days. The cree
tion Of his business block is being
pushed by large crew Of men and
his goods are already awaiting the
unpacking.
Mrs. M. T. Sandbo and son re-
turned on Sunday night from Du-
luth. Mrs. Rich, on account of
whose serious illness they had gone
there, was still very low when they
left and fears were entertained for
her recovery.
r. w. Howe, who moved to Hib-
bing some time ago, is back in Will.
mar and will probably go to work
for l.. E. Miller Of the Great North.
ern eating house again. His wife
accompanies her sister to Washing
ton in the interest of the latter's
health.
Henry Bergdahl returned to Ray.
mond today, where he is working
on the block for which Mr.. Bjorsel1
has the contract. The block is tc
take the place of the property that
was burned some time ago and will
be occupied by the second saloon OF
the village.
The Ladies' Society of the Swed.
ish Lutheran Bethel church meets
tomorrow afternoon at the church
basement. Medames Peter Nelson
and Hilda Broman will serve coffee
and refreshments during the after.
noon and evening. All are cor.
daily invited.
Mrs. w. C. Hawkins left last
Saturday morning for severa
days. visit with friends in Minnea
polls. From there she goes to Rec
Wing for a weeks or ten days
visit with relatives and before re
turning home she will also visi
with friends at Sparta, Wis.
Albert T. Rykken returned las
week. from a several months stay
in California and Washington. HI
was accompanied by his nephew
Ludwig Rykken of Dovre. On Fri
day the former, accompanied by hi:
niece, Miss Emma Rykken, departed
from visit at Montevideo.
. Richard Peterson and Emil Dahl
berg, two brothers, returned yes
terday from a trip to Sweden