Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-22
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q. A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Monson at Asbury, Mimi. !,
April 20.
A dance will be given by the ball
players on the evening of Decora-
tion day.
The Anderson Land Co. has pur-
chased a new L C. Smith & Bros.
typewriter.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Staples on Third
street Monday.
Chas. Monson was in the city
last Saturday en- route for St. Paul,
where he will visit his brother
Otto.
Jos. Broberg returned last Friday
after two days lay-of from his
work in a gravel pit crew at Doom,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Fauchald and
Miss Verna Monson departed Satur-
day for visit with relatives at
Asbury. -
Miss Emma Olson departed for
Fort Abercrombie, N. d., last
Monday after visiting with relatives
in Dovre for two weeks.
G. P. Karwand went to Minnea-
polls last Thursday He expected
to take in the 18th of May celebra-
tion at which w. J. Bryan spoke.
Leslie Mathews, the genial cash.
ier of the Security State Bank of
Benson, was a caller at Willmar
Friday while enroute for Granite
Falls.
Prof. Struxness Of the Willmar
Seminary has been passing the
cigars around. A baby girl came
last Thursday to gladden. their
home.
Thos. Thompson, who is spending
the summer at New London, with
his brother and other relatives, Wis
tied in Willmar last Friday and
Saturday.
Frank E. Holmberg has taken
charge of the wood and coal depart
ment of the Duluth Elevator Co. at
this point, in place of Herman
Rigg, resigned.
Knute johnson of the Willmar
. Marble Works went out to TriDOlis
last Friday and set up monuments
upon the John and Alfred Blom-
quist family grave lots.
Invitations for the wedding Of
ii France Oscar Newstrom of Lake
Andrew to Miss Ellen Caroline
Josephine Hultquist Of Watertown,
Minn., have been issued.
Mrs. Ingeborg Evenson and grand
son, of Morris, are visiting rela-
tives at Priam. They were accom-.
panied to that place last Monday
by Miss Edythe Peterson.
Miss Magda Rasmussen came ur
from Minneapolis last Saturday and
in company with her brother, S. A.
Rasmussen, and wife, Of this city,
visited in Benson over Sunday.
Doughty Bros, aerial painters OF
Durand, Wis, are painting the
water tank at the city plant
Some of the churches have also en-.
gagged them to paint the steeples.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. johnson OF
Benson were in the city Saturday
They were en- route for New Lon.
don to visit with Mrs. Johnson
father, P. A. Brogren, and family
Hans and Erick Polman of New
London were in town yesterday er
route for Church's Ferry, N. D.,
where they will work this summer.
They were accompanied by Edward
: johnson of Wheaton.
Ole O. Kelly, a wellknown farmer
in Greenleaf township, Meekel
county, committed suicide last Sun.
day morning at 10 O'Clock. He
shot himself with shotgun upstairs
~ in his house. Poor health is the
only reason that can be found fol
the rash act.
The interior of the handsome edi
fee of the Norwegian Free church
will be frescoed in oil, the work tc
commence this week, the scafold.
ing for the workmen already being
placed. George Hogan of Morris
s has the contract. The contract
price is $500.
T. Members Of the Alumni Associa
/ ton of the Willmar Seminary have
I. received announcements Of the Fifth
S Annual meeting which will be helc
4 at the Seminary hall on Monday
evening, June 8. A reception anc
banquet will follow the bushes!
slneeting Of the association. >
The High school baseball cluf
went to Litchfield last Saturday ant
were defeated in game with the
] tchfield High school boys by :
sasi % 6 to4. The Willmar boys
8 s in hand by a score q
"a unti leeighth inning, wher
Eiif boys pounded out foul
ilal vas in the box fol
illrnaE with Grangaard behint
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