Willmar tribune., 1908-01-22
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The local C. E. society gives a
social at the James Sanderson home
next Friday evening.
The Ladies' Social Union meets
with Mrs. Hans Peterson Thursday
afternoon for quilting bee.
A. J. Lundquist and his brother
in-law, John j. Graft of Minneapo-
lis. were in the city last Monday.
James TAFT Jr. has returned from
South Dakota, where he has under
gone an operation on the lip for
cancer.
The NJ. B. A. lodge will hold a
meeting in the Bonde Hall tomor-
row (Thursday) evening, for the in
sta|lation Of officers.
J. H. Olson, the contractor, left
yesterday for Madison, S. D.,
where he will bid on a new school
house to be erected there.
Don't fail to hear the lecture by
the noted explorer Capt. Roald
Amundsen at the Opera House on
Thursday evening, Jan. 80.
Mrs. C. A. johnson left today
for Darwin, where she was called
on account Of the illness of broth
er of her husband, John A. johnson.
John Bergman of New London
filed proof at the auditors office
last Monday Of having killed a full
grown wolf, and was paid the boun-
ty Of $1,000.
Druggist Swan B. Carlson has
been laid up from work for some
time and is. now recovering from an
operation performed at the Frost
hospital last week.
The Glass Play of the Senior class
of the Willmar High School will be
given at the Opera House on Satur-
day evening, Feb. l. Watch for
synopsis and cast of characters next
week.
The. Lutheran Free church con-
gregation holds it's annual business
meeting today. This evening the
people of this church will celebrate
the event of the paying up Of the
last vestige Of the church debt.
County Auditor Feig left Monday
night for Minneapolis, where he is
attending the annual meeting Of the
Auditors State Association. A
notable feature of the convention
will be a conference with the State
Tax Commission.
The wife Of Fredrick Syvertson
Of Solomon Lake died last Sunday
night from a complication of kid
ney trouble and Bright's disease.
The funeral occurs tomorrow at ore
o'clock from the house. Rev. Mi
chaelson will officiate. The inter-
ment takes place in the Free church
cemetery west of the city. Further
particulars are lacking.
Nels H. Nelson, F. F. Neslon, S.
A. Rasmussen, Walter De La Hunt
and Andrew Nordloef, parties in
terested in the Nelson Manufacture
ing Co. Of this city, went to Gran.
ite Falls yesterday afternoon to try
newly ivented wheel for automo.
biles and other carriages now re-
quiring a pneumatic tire. There
was no machine in the city that
they could use for the test and so
they went to Granite to try it on
the car of Ben Nelson, druggist
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Creu zer
left last evening for their home at
Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Creutzer re-
turned from his trip to Sweden last
Sunday morning. He made the re-
turn trip in the steamer Marueta-
MIA, one Of the largest and fastest
vessels afoat. Its length is nearly
800 feet; it has 1872 furnaces, and
uses more than 1000 tons of coal a
day. The tunnels are % feet in d.
ameter. Mr.. Creutzer reports hav-
ing had a very interesting trip.
He has been visiting his old home
locality in Vermland. Mrs. Creut-
zer has been staying in this city
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. johnson, during his absence.