Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-10-02

A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyder Berg in First ward last Mon
day.
A marriage license was issued
Sept. % to Carl A. Gabrielson and
Rose Halbom.
o. E. Ruble has erected an addi-
tion to his block on Benson avenue,
to be used as an office.
j. K. Jacobson, the old Green
Lake citizen, who lost his limbs in
the great snow storm Of 1878, Is re-
ported critically i'll.
The state sampling force at Will
mar has been increased by two men.
Messrs. Olander of St. Paul and
Olof Grandahl of Swift Falls.
]. F. Nyquist and Walter Hog
lund have exchanged places for a
month at their respective stations
in the meat markets of the city.
Will Deyman of St. Paul, while
on a hunting trip with friends at
Belgrade, lost one of his fingers by
the accidental discharge of a gun.
Mats Walner Of Lake Lillian was
in Willmar last Monday to consult
physician for bad knee, which
he accidentally injured few days
ago.
Mrs. F.. O. Glesne of Norway
Lake has been very seriously i'll
during the past few days, her all
ment being appendicitis. We un-
derstand she is improving.
The Little Helpers of the Baptist
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. P. Hedman next Friday even
ing. Mrs. Hedman and Mrs. Thun-
steht will serve refreshments. All
are invited to come.
w. H. Eddy, proprietor of the
Howard Lake nursery, was pesented
with triplets by his wife last week.
1t can now be said of Mr.. Eddy
that he is in the 'nursery' business
in every sense Of that word.
D. N. Tallman has purchased an
auto-car roadster with which he
can get over the roads at a great
speed with less annoyance from
rough places. This makes the third
gas wagon in Mr.. Ta!lman's garage.
Geo. Negaard arrived at Ray
mond last Monday with stock for
his new drug store. He will oc-
cupy the rear portion of the post
office building and will soon be
ready for business at his new loca-
tion.
The Green Lake Breeze is au-
thority for the statement that Ben
ME Hendrickson of Spicer has been
appointed postmaster at Spicer to
succeed N. Orred, who has held
the office for the last ten years or
more.
A blind couple have been dispens-
ing violin music and song in our
streets for a couple Of days this
week. They hail from Kansas, and
by the aid of a violin and violin
cello are taking this way to make
their living.
The Norwegian Lutheran congre-
cation of New London is erecting
large and commodious parsonage.
The building is being made of con-
crete brick and has a splendid loca-
tion on the top Of the hill facing
the mill pond.
The Housekeepers' Club will
meet in regular session at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Saturday, Oct. 5, at
three o'clock p. m. Each member
is requested to respond at roll call
with an item of interest on house.
keeping and gardening.
Swan Anderson, a resident OF the
town Of forming, Swift county, was
found dead in bed last Sunday
morning. 1t is thought that ii
may have been a case of suicide, as
he had threatened to commit such
an act owing to a disappointment
in his love affairs.
Rev. L. G.. Almen, preside mt OF
the board of directors of the G.. A
College of St. Peter, was at Tripo
lis during the past week on his mis-
sion of soliciting for the endow
ment fund Of the college. He spent
Monday night at Willmar and re-
turned on Tuesday to his home al
st. Peter, expecting to come tt
Willmar to continue his work later
John Hanson, a harnessmakel
fom Holloway, was taken to Will.
mar Monday and is under the care
of DR.. E. S. Frost. He occupies .
room in the Commercial Hotel and
is taken care of by his little niece,
Ida Hanson, from Lake Lillian.
Mr.. Hanson is suffering from a very
severe attack of rheumatism but is
now improving and when well
enough to permit, he expects to &C
Lillian.
Rev. Skoogsberg of Minneapoli:
occupied the pulpit of the Swedish
Mission church last Friday even
ing. The noted divine delivered ;
splendid sermon on the text IRE
member now thy Creator in tht