Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-04

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Philip Haley returned last Thurs
day from Kittson county.
Bernice Severinson and Frances
Ledell visited at Grue Sunday.
Alfred Lundberg of New London
was in the city Monday on business.
Gust Swenson of Spicer was in
the city yesterday en- route from
Pennock.
Rev. G. Peterson will conduct
services at Kandiyohi Monday even
ing, March 9.
Oscar Anderson came down from
Hawick Saturday for visit with
his brother Axel.
No petition has been filed in the
village Of Pennock to vote on the
license question, so that village will
remain dry without any fight this
spring.
The seven o'clock a. m. local pas
senger train to the cities, Nos. 21
and % will hereafter not run on
Sundays, we are informed by Agent
Herberg.
A Ribbon Social and program
will be given at the schoolhouse in
Dist. No. IS on Saturday evening,
March 7. Everybody cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collin entertained
Mrs. Harold johnson of Souris, N.
D., Mrs. Christian johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Freeberg Tuesday
afternoon and evneing.
The village of Spicer will not vote
on the license question this spring,
no petition having been filed. The
village will therefore remain with
out question in the no-license col
umn.
There will be new millinery at
Kandiyohi this spring. Rooms have
been leased in the Linderholm resi-
dence, and it is expected that full
stock will be on hand as soon as the
season opens.
Mrs. John Selin will entertain
the Ladies Society of the Swedish
M. E. church at her home on 322
Becker Ave. next Thursday after
noon. Refreshments will be served.
All are cordially invited to attend.
A caucus for the purpose of nom.
mating ticket to be voted on at
the election in the township OF
Willmar next Tuesday, will be held
at the engine house in the city of
Willmar Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock
James Murray and Nellie Turcl
were married at the office of the
judge of probate yesterday after
noon, Judge Nordin performing thu
ceremony. The ceremony was wit
messed by the Misses Porter ant
Mossberg.
The w C. T. U. will meet O,
Tuesday of next week, at three
O'Clock p. M, with Mrs. o. H. Elk
dahl. The topic for discussion will
be: "Why Wear the White Rib
bon' The discussion will be LEI
by Mrs. Susan B. Hudson.
A. H. Brown closed a deal las
Monday whereby he sold all O.
Block 3 in Parsons addition to sub
division of lots 5, 6 and Z of Thorp'
& Liens addition to the city O
Willmar, to Nickel Peterson fo
$500. Said block was owned by A
J. Larson.
The Ladies Society of the Swe
dish Bethel church will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon, Marc]
IL, by Mesdames Nels Carlson an,
Ole Goranson. Coffee will b
served to all who favor the ladie
with call, as usual, at ten cents
All are invited.
Ben Benson and Andrew Bjorse]
went to Beardsley, Minn., yester
day for the purpose of bidding o.
the work for a new High schoo
building to be erected in that vii
lage. J. H. Olson is another con
tractor in this city who is makin
bids for the job.
Henry johnson has sold the Fam
lily Dairy to w. S. Ferris, the ne,
manager of the Glarum farm. MI
johnson states that he has don
good business and is we'll pleased
but rather than take his chances un
der the new ordinance he preeerre
to sell out his business.
j. J. Henderson Of Minneapoli
was in the city last Saturday. H
is representing the Minnesot
Weatherproof Paste Co. They hav
an article which is proving gres
seller and the prospects for the CON
pany are very good. Mr.. Hende1
son is interested in the company.
Missionary Jerstad of Madagasca
will speak in the Eagle Lake churc
both forenoon and afternoon O
Sunday, March 81. He has been Q
furlough from his work on tn
African island since last fall. N
one should miss the opportunity
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