Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-02-26

The Glarum farm has been rented
by w. H. Ferries, who will conduct
the dairy business and has given it |
the name of the Licoln Dairy.
The Catholic Young Ladies will
give a card party, followed by a |
dance, next Monday evening, in the
Bonde Hall. Refreshments will be
served. Everyone is invited.
The auction at the Fleetwood
Farm at Green Lake yesterday is
reported to have been a success.
There was large crowd in attend
ance and good prices were secured.
Judge Qvale today granted d.
vorce to Mary J. Peterson of Colfax
from Andrew M. Peterson. The
plaintiff was granted the privilege
of resuming her former name Of
Mary J. Geer.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Swedish Mission church will meet
in the church basement on Friday
afternoon of this week. Refresh
ments will be served by Mrs. J. w.
Ostlund. All are cordially invited.
Brooten is to have newspaper.
The first copy is to appear this
week. 1t is to be published by F.
r. Haines, who is said to be an ex-
perienced newspaper man. Brooten
has had quite boom since the 500
started it's Duluth line from that
burg.
The Wonan's History Club met
with Mrs. Chase on Monday Of this
week. The years work in Ameri
can authors was completed by a
study of VIM. Dean Howells and
his writings, and the study Of Jane
Adams "Newer Ideals of Peace
was commenced.
The entertainment given by the
Osseo Society at the Seminary last
Saturday evening was success in
every respect. The play entitled
"The Heir of Mount Vernon" is
worthy of particular mention. The
actors all deserve much credit and
the costumes were unique.
The w. C. T. U. has made ar
rangements for series Of lectures
at Willmar by Mr.. Cooper of Green
vile, Mich. This noted speaker
was at Willmar a number Of years
ago, and as he is still in the work,
his return here will be welcomed
by those who heard him then.
C. A. Dahlheim returned from
his trip to Sweden and Norway
Tuesday noon. He is very enthusi
astic about his trip, and has gained
in health and weight. He says tht
climate is delightful. He woule
have liked to prolong his visit, bu
was obliged to get home for tn
opening of the building season.
Christ Hovland, the young mai
who did work for the Prohibition
movement in Kandiyohi count.
two years ago, was in the city las
Saturday and spent Sunday in St
Johns township. Christ has en-
gagged with the Prohibition commit
tee again and may come back fo
the saeson's work in this county.
The social given by the Roys
Neighbors last night was decide
success and was attended by
crowd that taxed the capacity c
the building. The first part of tn
evening was spent in playing pro
gressive inch, after which lunc
was served. After lunch the youn
folks of all ages enjoyed dane
for a couple Of hours.
A marriage ceremony was pc
formed at the Lutheran Free chur<
parsonage last Sunday afternoon ;
one O'Clock, when Mr.. Victor San
uelson and Miss Jennie Thompst
were united for life, Rev. Michae
son officiating. Mr.. Samuelson
the agent of the Duluth elevator
Pennock and the bride is a daug
ter of Tom Thompson Of that "
lage. The Tribune extends co
gratulations.
The Modern Brotherhood lod
will give a Poverty Social
Bonde Hall tomorrow, Thursda
evening. All are cordially invit
to come and have a good tim
There will he small fine for the
not dressed appropriately for t
occasion-"biled shirts and du
collars" coming in for fine of Fl
cents and other "dude' and I'd
dlne'' articles being put down
fines ranging from one to five cen
"Vittles" will be served for
moderate price Of fifteen cents.