Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
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treasurer's office last Monday.
The regular business meeting of
the w. G. T. U. will be held next
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Rodlun, at three o'clock.
Anton Tygeson is getting over
his attack Of sickness, being able
to make trip to WiIlmar yester-
day. He expects to resume his work
on the mailroute shortly.
Owing to illness, Rev. Hubert
McHenry of kerkhoven will not be
able to fill his appointment at Pen
mock next Sunday, and Rev. H. c.
Buell. Of Willmar will preach in his
stead.
Mrs. A. E. Danielson, who has
been severely i'll, is improving
rapidly. Mr.. Danielson, who has
had a ay-off from his work as en-
gineer for thirty days, expects to
go to work again next week.
The lake dwellers are beginning
to make their pilgrimages to Green
Lake. ne will sadly miss the
service which they enjoyed last
summer, when all the thru trains
on this division were run via St.
Cloud.
M. F. Magnuson of Edgely, N.
D. was visiting with his brother,
S. F. Magnuson, Tuesday. He was
on his way to Litchfeld, where he
will attend the graduation Of a
daughter at the Litchfield High
school.
]. B. Nygaard left last Monday
for St. Louis county. He owns
some land there and has cut num-
Der of telephone poles which he
went up to see about getting out.
He has a fine lot of poles that will
average nine or ten dollars f. o. b..
the cars.
T. S. Thompson and Amund Lar
son Of Burbank were in the city on
business last Monday. They in
spected the new Tribune quarters
while here and the former enrolled
his name in the Tribune family.
Such visitors gladden. the heart of
the editor.
Henry Brown, brother of A. H.
Brown of this city, arrived last
Saturday evening from St. Peter,
where he has been attending the G.
A. College. MIR. Brown is spend
ing a few days with his brother be-
fore returning to his home in Hal
lock, kittson county.
Last Sunday evening Rev. An
derson Of the Synod church deliv-
cred the Baccalaureate sermon tc
the graduating class of the Willma1
Seminary The text which Rev
Anderson had selected for his ser.
mon was Tim. 4:8 But GodIi.
ness is profitable unto all things
having the promise of the life thai
now is and of that which is tt
come
J. R. Jones came up last Sunda!
from Minneapolis to work for :
few days on the local wheat samp
ling force in the yards during thu
absence of Mr.. Craswell at Moor
head, where he went to testify in
wheat shortage case. The rush o
wheat from the west seems to hav'
spent itself-the daily receipts o
the cars bound for Minneapolis hav
ing been reduced to about so.
The graduating class of the cit
High school has presented to tn
school a beautiful solid mahogan
table, costing $1,000. 1t has bee
the custom for some time for tn
graduating class to leave some gif
for the school, but the class Of OF
has certainly set mark that Wi
be hard to beat. The table wa
bought for the proceeds of the elias
play given last winter.
Ole P. Finstad of Norway LAX
called at the Tribune Office yeste1
day. Mr.. Finstad says that durin
the forty years that he has reside
in Minnesota he has never seen sue
a backward spring, especially du1
ing the month Of April, durin
which, he said, there were only tw
days when the ground Ujs not fre
zen. Stiff, he thinks that we ma
have one of our best years as II
CARDS crops.
A Cantata entitled ''Queen of Il
May" will be given by Miss Raj
sons pupils and assistants at tt
Opera House on June 4, at g.:
O'Clock. The solo parts will /
=. taken by Carl Jacobson, Miss,
Helen Sather, Marion Mintol
Alice Berkness, Ethel Clare Hes
Hazel Hess, Thama Bowen ar
& Karen Hanson. The chorus will l
n1a11e up of some of the best talel
long the younger class of mus
c1ns Il the city. -.
uIs3erstand that the Board
Henlth q this city have fully mac
d tleir minds to make examp
- Mn parties who have neglec
"a tO elen np their premises al
mn l1,ces after being du