Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-12-18

A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Jonathan Ray Linnel
and Iva June Lipsit.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S.
johnson was made happy by the ar.
rival of girl baby last Thursday.
The annual Christmas Sunday
school festival will be held at the
M. E. church of Kandiyohi Christ.
mas Eve.
Christmas services will be held
in the Swedish Mission church al
New London on Thursday, Dec. 26,
3:l5 p. m.
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Halvorson' s
little girl has been very critically
i'll, but we are glad to state that
the crisis is now past and she is i'm
proving.
The quarterly meeting was held
at the local M. E. church last Mon
day evening. Presiding Eide
Wagner was here. The quarterly
meeting at Kandiyohi is held this
evening.
A little girl was born at the home
of A. E. Grorud in the town of
Dovre last Sunday, but unfortun-
ately the little one passed away af-
ter very brief existence. The fu-
neral occurred yesterday.
Three young men were arrested
last Saturday on complaint of the
railroad policeman on the charge OF
disorderly conduct at the depot.
At the trial yesterday, however,
Judge Muller permitted the boys to
go with reprimand.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Swedish Mission church will meet
in the church basement next Friday
afternoon at 2:30. From $3.50 and
onward refreshments will be served
by Mrs. Axel Hedin. Everybody
most cordially invited.
Henry Wlnblad, the genial bar
Der of New London, was in the city
the first part Of the week. While
here Mr.. Winblad purchased bar
ber's full outfit, which he will in.
stall in his shop at New London.
The outfit was purchased from Mrs
Clark.
No less than three private cars o1
the different road officials were at.
tached to the east bound passenger
last Friday. They were President
Hills car, Gen. Manager Gruger's
and Supt. Stewards. The officials
were on a tour of inspection of thi'
division.
A truant Indian boy, about L
years of age, from the Flandrea1
school, was caught by Sheriff Bondt
yesterday. There were three in tht
company, but the other two had al
ready made tracks towards St
Cloud. The boys were making fo]
Mile Lacs.
A. H. Brown has sold the Osca
Berkness farm in sec. IS, town O.
Whitefield, to Jacob Brewster O.
Farmer, S. D. The price paid wa
$40 per acre. Mr.. Brewster will
not take possession of the farm un
til next fall, when he will NOV
, there with his family.
The Ladies Social Union will
serve coffee in the basement of tn
Presbyterian church on Friday O
) this week, beginning at $3.50
There will also be a sale of fanc
articles suitable for Christmas pre-
sents and a choice assortment O
, homemade candies. Sale will be
gin at $3.50.
The old freight depot seems to b
here to stay for some time at least
The company has renovated tn
same, putting on a new roof an
changes have been made in the off
{ ces so as to make the Office roor
larger, and new hardwood foo
has been laid, making it a grea
deal more pleasant. working roor
for the office force.
Spencer, the scurrilous editor
pretended at one time not long az
Il to be very solicitous about the safe
;ty Of the people who patronize tn
Willmar Opera House. The lack c
asbestos curtain was noted, poo
n 4 provision Of exits pointed to, ett
Last spring the council appointe
this man as theater Inspector. Ii
stead Of insisting on safety applj
81 ances being installed, Spencer mad
terms with the theater manage
ment. Instead Of an asbestos cu1
tain being installed, Spencer no