Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-01-16

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son was born last Friday morning
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
Thomas H. Olson is now chairman
OF the county commissioners of Kan
dlyohi county,. s'
Mrs. John NJ. Downs entertained
tne % Eyelet Club at her home last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Florence r. Porter entertained
the members of her Sunday school,
class at her home last evening"
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday to Alfred J. Soland of
Roseau county and Julia B. Ramstad.
Miss Lettie Nelson has accepted
position as saleslady at "The Fair
and entered upon her new duties there
last Thursday.
Central Lodge No 80, Knights of
Pythias, held it's annual installation
OF officers for the ensuing year, last
Thursday evening. "
A party OF young lady friends of
Mrs. Oscar l.. Nelson were entertained
last Thursday evening at her home,
l027 Litchfeld avenue west
Isaac Nordstrom was again ap-
pointed by the county commissioners
as janitor of the court house. His
salary was fixed at S55 per month.
John P. Guam was released from
custody in the county Jail last Wednes-
day, after serving sentence of forty
days on the charge of drunkenness.
The TRIBUNE was designated as the
official paper of the county for the
year 1907, by the county commission
ers, at their meeting held last week.
Ben Miller, late of Cokato, is
among the new employees in the Great
Northern shops here, and the family
will become permanent residents of
the city.
Miss Nellie M. Robbins entertained
number of her little girl friends at a
party given at her home last Saturday
afternoon. About sixteen girls en-
joyed her hospitality.
Mrs. j. W. Kent and Mrs. H. Nc
Gregor, of the Episcopal Ladies Guild,
will serve coffee at the Guild Hall on
Friday, Jan. i8, from 3 to s p. m.
Everyone is most cordially invited.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Erickson, of Whitefeld, will sympa-
thize with them in the loss of their in
FAINT son, who passed away shortly
after his birth, last Friday morning.
N. P. Holmberg has charge of the
j. J. Ekander tailor shop during Mr..
Ekander's absence in Hot Springs,
Ark. Mr.. Ekander left on Monday
and expects to be gone about couple
Of months \
Harry Odell and Elmer Peterson
will remain in the service of the new
administration at the Willmar post
Office. Peter Govig resigned as assist
ant postmaster and is succeeded by
Ole Lundquist.
Coffee, cake and sandwiches will be
served tomorrow Thursday afternoon
and evening at the basement of the
Swedish Lutheran church by Mesdames
S. B. Carlson and G.. Peterson for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society.
A change in the time of arrival of
No. 9, the late night train from the
east, was made some time ago which
may not be generally known to the
travelling public. This train now ar
rives here at II O'Clock, about half an
hour earlier than the former time.
The Kandiyohi County Horticultural
society will meet at Bonde Hall, Will
mar, on Wednesday, Jan. %, 1907, at
10 O'Clock a m. and will continue in
session thruout the day until the work
is finished. All members and all in
terested in horticulture are invited.
Frank Rose and family are plan
ming on removing to New London,
where Mr.. Rose will go into the meat
market business. His son William
and gentleman from Rolette, N. D.,
will have the management of the meat
market, while Mr.. Rose will be the
cattle buyer for the concern.
Rev. E. Bjorkquist, travelling mis-
sionary for Northwestern Minnesota,
will preach in the Swedish Baptist
church here next Sunday, both morn
ing and evening. In the morning at
II he will speak on temperance, with
special reference to county option.
Rev. J. O. Larson, who is assisting in
the services during Prayer Week, will
also participate.
Golden Rule'Lodge No. 80, I. O. o.
F., and Hopeful Rebekah Lodge No.
146 held joint installation of officers
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 8. B. G.
Covell, Grand Master of the Minnesota
Jurisdiction, was present and acted as
Installing officer and also made an ad-
dress to the two lodges. After the in
stallation q delicious turkey supper
was served by the Rebekahs. .,.:...
Chief of Police Boudette has some
n particularly .war9 friends in the
Willmar Hardware Go. Members OF
that firm presented him last Monday
with q handsome gold star, which he
now proudly wears. The gift is a be:
lated Christmas present, being ordered
some time ago by VIM. 0. johnson,
who takes this method of showing his
appreciation of courtesies extended to
him by Mr.. Boudette. 49,. - h :,
J. c.. koerner and family will be
: come residents of Havre, Mont, where
Mr.. Koerner takes q position as CHIEF
dispatcher in the Great Northern office
at that point. Mr.. Koerner has been
located here for some time and held the
position of trick dispatcher in the local
4 Office of the company, so the change
+ comes in the way Of q promotion. The
family for their new home
c1isd home from Por.
talIs' 3. foe q u with his parents,
d M ~ Nelson. Charles
is ssfIl1 (Ig q n tch repairer and
erd 81 & lry establi lishment
4 theSas p ssst lat business Ia
NnSs 4 r. = suffered to some
~ r aI 81 result Of the
q snd1 (GII2 ng to the dullness