Willmar tribune., 1909-03-24
LOCAL BREvIIlE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Scobba visited
with Atty. and Mrs. Elias Rachie
last Wednesday. They were on
their way home to Madison from q
visit with relatives in North Dako-
ia.
Mrs. Iona Orr left for Tea, S. D..
last Thursday, where she will work
as telegrapher for the Great North
ern. Mrs. Orr recently finished a
course in telegraphy at the Will
mar Seminary.
C. A. Sandven of Hillsboro,g N.
D., was a guest at the home of his
brother, o. A. Sandven, few days
last. week. He was on his way to
Minneapolis, where he will stay for
some time.
Mesdames w. M. Chase, E. M.
stamford, F. J. Bigham and H. C.
Buell. attended the annual meeting
of the Womans Presbyterial Mission
society in St. Cloud last week from
Wednesday till Friday.
| Miss Laura Pierson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Fred Paulson for
some time, left on Friday for a
couple of weeks visit in St. Paul.
Upon her return here she will stay
with Mrs. Paulson until about MAY
l, when she will return to Kensal,
N. D.
Mrs. Bessie L. Scovell of Mime
apolis. state president of the w. C.
T. U.. held parlor meeting at the
home of Mrs. L. Rodlun Friday
afternoon, and also conducted a
meeting at the Swedish Baptist
church in the evening. She was
entertained while here by Mrs.
Olive M. Young.
!, John Strandberg was arrested
Monday on a charge Of assault in
the third degree, preferred by DR..
Peter Nelson. The case was set for
5 trial this morning, but the COM
planning witness failed to appear.
: and now the case will be heard to-
/ morrow afternoon in municipal
court, at 2 o'clock.
Patrons of the Bijou theater will
find on the program beginning with
this evening the subjects "Sheri-
dams Ride" ''Slumberland." and
. Lovers Telegraphic Code, and the
terrific" hit, Rainbow" set to
music and moving pictures.
The Ladies Aid society of the
; Swedish Mission church will meet
: in church parlor next Friday at 2::3O
; o'clock p. m. Refreshments will be
: served from 2:30 and on by Mrs.
!; Theo J. Paulson. Everybody well
n come.
The contract to survey the site
, and make plats for the new govern
ment building has been let to C. F.
Y Sandhoff, we'll known Minneapolis
e civil engineer, and he will be here
$ as soon as the frost is out of the
ground to start his work.
H. D. Mills, the Foley manager
: Of the New London Milling COM
pany's mill and elevator which
burned last week, is here today for
a conference with Mr.. w. j. Pinney,
: who returned home from his western
t trip this morning. 1t is likely that
, the entire plant will be rebuilt.
, An effort is being made to get
= the Rev. Father J. M. Cleary of St.
!: Charles Parish. Minneapolis. to
make a public address at the Will
mar Opera House some time before
election. Should Father Cleary
: manage to arrange for the neces-
4 = sary time to come. he will, no
-. doubt, be greeted with crowded
house.
Peter H. Lindstrom and son Ed
j win, the new owners of the old Rice
: farm in St. Johns. made trip to
: Minneapolis last Monday, where
they purchased eight head of horses
for use on their farm. They did
not take more than one team with
e them from Illinois, having been in
e formed that horses could easily be
e purchased here. They found, how
: ever, that the kind of horses that
: they wanted to use on this farm
: were not to be readily found for
e sale in this community, and so they
: were obliged to visit the horse
i. markets of the Twin Cities.
!. negaruless or rne wearner, FASHION In
t Europe still makes the middle Of July
e the beginning OF the tourist season In
i Switzerland.
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