Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-06-05
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oeiFlCeS III tne SWeQlSn MISSION
church next Sunday evening at s
o'clock.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Enger, 80 Twelfth
street NJ, Monday morning. The
girl is a bouncer, weighing III
pounds.
A large number of perch has
been caught by fishermen in Foot
lake during the past week. Last
Sunday scores of fishermen were
lined up on the dump.
Mrs. A. P. Bergeson and family
left for Denver, Colo, last Monday
by way of Minneapolis. They will
visit with Mr.. Bergeson, who is To-
Gated at Greeley, Colo.
The ladies of the Swedish Meth
odist church will serve coffee at the
church next Wednesday afternoon,
June II, and also in the evening.
All are cordially invited.
Miss Rena Berg will close sue
cessful two months term Of paro-
chial school east Of the city, Dist.
No. Al, with festival on Sunday
afternoon, June 16, at three o'clock.
S. P. Swenson came down from
Elbow Lake to visit over Sunday
with his family. He is engaged in
building the new schoolhouse for
which Jens Olson has the contract.
Miss Cora Peterson came up to
Willmar last Friday to be present
at the High school Commencement,
her two sisters, Luella and Julia,
being members of the graduating
class.
H. S. Grote left for Staples,
Minn., last Friday, from which
place he will go to Oakes, S. D.,
where he is employed. Mr.. Grote
is the father of Mrs. G.. w. Wagner
of this city.
Buffalo fish are quite numerous
in Foot lake. This is their spawn
ing season and they seek the shall
low shores. Large numbers of
them have been taken with spears
by local parties.
Miss Hannah Floren of Pennock
and Mr.. Albert Anderson of Mamre
will be united in marriage on June
%. The ceremony will take place
in the Mamrelund church, Rev. G.
Peterson officiating.
Misses Edna and Laura Peterson
were in the city last Saturday en-
route for their home at Kandiyohi.
The Misses Peterson have taught in
the public schools of Badger, Minn.,
during the past year.
C. ]. O. Anderson and his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Anderson, of Kerk-
hoven, departed last Thursday for
visit in Sweden. Mrs. Anderson
returns to visit her old home after
an absence of 36 years.
Charles Walsh, the Great No1 tn.
ern policeman, was in St. Paul last
Saturday and Sunday to assist ir
caring for the large crowds that
went thru the Union depot on ac,
count of the Catholic celebration.
1.-The Revelation of Jesus Christ
is the subject for the first lecture
on the book of Revelations, to be
given at the Swedish Mission church
next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
by Rev. Theo. j. Paulson, Pastor.
CLAUS Anderson and F. Bredeson
with their respective wives, left
last Friday to visit with friends al
Maynard and Granite Falls. Mr.
Anderson also expects to make :
trip to Renville before returning
The parochial school held in the
Axness schoolhouse by a student
Leon Peterson, closes June Is
The same student will conduct the
Willmar parochial school in the
Synod church basement, beginning
June II.
''Willmar Lands Kvindeforen
ing" will have their summer festi
val at O. N. Elgeross' place OF
Thursday. Prof. Holland of Min
neapolis and others will speak
Come, and bring your lunch baske
with you.
The Bethany Young Peoples so
ciety of the Norwegian Free churcl
will hold it's monthly meeting OF
Friday, June7. Mesdames D. Vol
berg and Wigdahl will serve
There will be good program ant
refreshments.
O.. V. Armstrong and family wen
to St. Cloud in their AUTOMOBILE
last Thursday, where they staye'
over Sunday. On Monday the.
went to Alexandria and today t
Wadena. They will return to tn
city Saturday.
The deal by which the Roise resi-
dence and lots becomes the propert
of the St. Mary's Catholic churc
s has been completed. No defnit
arrangements have been made a
yet for the removal of the churc
or for other improvements contemp
lated. 49,. s.. 4. =. :s.s,. ID z~S@....z.ss
Mrs. A. Adams and Miss Lill