Willmar tribune., 1908-10-07

for heating and plumbing.
The ladies of St. Luke's church
will hold a rummage sale soon.
The time and place will be an
nounced later.
Alfred Gilbertson has re-pur-
chased the residence that he sold
some time ago to F. F. Nelson.
The deal Was made thru the Craw-
ord-Les'ie-Otos land agency.
E. A. Mostue came down from
DricsoIl, N. d., last Friday. He
has recently sold his claim in that
locality and expects now to move
back to New London.
Miss Daisy Sanderson has changed
from school district No. 80 in East
Lake Lillian to the Maier district.
No. 3, in town of Harrison. She
left today to take charge of her new
school.
tt. Cramer took party of land
buyers to the vicinity Of Mile Laos
lake yesterday. He also took along
complete hunting outfit in order
to be able to bag anything in the
line of game which might come his
+ way.
A new train will be put on be-
tween Willmar and the cities, of
which reference has been made in
former issues Of this paper. The
new service will begin next Sum-
day. This train will leave Willmar
at 7 a. m. and return at 9:35 p. m.
In publishing the premium list
of the Willmar Street Fair in last
weeks papers first prize for white
bread, awarded to Mrs. Peter Bar
telson, was omitted. The commit
tee regrets that the omission oc-
Cured.
The latest addition to the local
Salvation Army hall is an organ
which was installed yesterday. 1t
will no doubt prove both helpful
and attractive, and the officers are
to be congratulated upon being able
to secure it.
David Holmgren, the socialist
speaker who held out at the Saliva
tion Army Hall last Saturday even
ing, made one of the best Swedish
speeches ever delivered in this city.
All those who heard him were
pleased with the manner in which
he presented J..s .st.....es. Il s.,t
Jos. Silverman went to Minnea-
polls the first of the week to select
a new stock of fall and winter
goods. The Silverman tailoring
establishment is one of the busiest
places in the city and they are turn
ing out the kind of work that
makes customers call again.
Cushman Rice is at present under
treatment by physician in Mime
apolis for some trouble in his feet
which has bothered him for some
time. A short time ago an opera
tion was performed which gave him
much relief, but it is likely that
another operation will be necessary
before a complete cure can be
affected.
Axel 7. Nelson and family came
up from Minneapolis last week to
attend the wedding of Mr.. Nelson s
sister, Miss Emma Nelson, which
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Helge Nelson in the town OF
Whitefeld last Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson visited
with relatives for a few days, leav-
ing for their home on Monday.
Mr.. ]. J. Bednorz and bride went
thru here on trip to Seattle,
Wash. and other points, where they
will visit for a couple Of months.
The groom is a popular young man
Of Willmar, where he holds a posi-
tion as fireman on the Great North
ern. His bride is young lady o1
Fargo, N. D., where she has beer
engaged in the millinery business
for a number of years. They will
make their home in this city. Tht
best wishes of their friends go will
them on their journey thru life.
Congressman Lindberg of Littl'
Falls was in the county last weel
speaking at New London on Frida!
night and at Kandiyohi on Satur
day night. Mr.. Lindberg is an ole
friend of DR.. johnson from the tim
that the latter lived in Morrison
county, so the Doctor accompanies
him for the New London meeting
Mr.. Lindberg is very progressiv
statesman and was the only membe
from Minnesota who voted agains
the iniquitous currency bill. H
is really more in sympathy wit
Bryan's platform than with that O
Taft.
Norman Booth, better known a
Dan Booth, arrived here iron
Towner, N. D., Friday. Dan j
just getting over the effects of {
severe attack Of typhoid fever, an
for that reason does not look a
prosperous as he usually does, bu
he feels first rate and says that al
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