Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-09-28
LOCAL BREVITIES

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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Swanson Monday, Sept. 10Th. son.
Miss Ethel Reed will return to
Willmar about October / to resume
charge of her music class.
Prof. N. B. Swain will open his
violin studio in the Andrew Nelson
music store about October 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Woodcock
are occupying the first floor of the
duplex house Cor. 1st St. and Beck
er Ave-.
Mrs. G. 0. Sand was a delightful
hostess at pleasant gathering of
her friends at her home on Satur-
day afternoon. = 80
Olaf Parsons has purchased a
160-acre farm, near Willmar. He
will take possession on the 1st of
March.-Northfeld News.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Frost mo-
tored to Litchfeld on Saturday,
where DR.. Frost operated on a pa
tient at the Robertson hospital.
The Misses Edith TAFT and Rose
Lawler are the DeGraff teachers,
and have begun their duties as such.
The ladies are from Willmar. MUIR
H. G. Morton, superintendent
traffic department of the North:
western Telephone company, was
in Willmar last week looking over
the central office. -
The Eyelet Club were very hap
PLY entertained by: Mrs. Ole Lund-
quist on Thursday. A delicious
luncheon was one of the pleasant
features of the afternoon.
Rev. A. W. Farnham, of Kansas
City, Mo-, grandson of Minnesota's
Missionary bishop, Bishop Whipple,
has accepted a call to the rectorship
of St. Johns Episcopal church St.
Cloud.
Our Prinsburg correspondent
notes the following births: To Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Brink a son. To
Mr.. and Mr.. E. ]. Roeloff, son
aud to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wiberdink
twin daughters. "
Plans for the new government
building to be erected here arrived
the first of the week. Bids have
been advertised for. and the struc-
ture is to be ready by November
1911. It will cost about $4,000.
Rev c. S. Thorpe, of Glendive,
Montana, conducted a home mis-
sion service at the Lutheran Synod
church on Sunday. Sept 18th and
addressed the Young Peoples
society the following evening.
J. H. Olson has been awarded
the contract for the city hall at
Glenwood, the contract calling for
an expenditure Of $1,000. Mr..
Olson is also about to start work
on the fire station and Jail at Grove
City, to cost $500.
The young ladies of the C. E. So
ciety begin next week to work for
their sale which is to be held later.
Is there anything you wish them to
make for you? Orders for fancy
work of all kinds may be left with
Miss Barbara Williams.
Alex Qvale, of town of Willmar,
aud VIM. Anderson, of town of
Kandiyohi, have bought a number
of high. bred Poland China hogs
from F. c. Gummert, of Renville
county. Mr.. Gummert received
highest awards in all Poland China
classes at the state fair. -
Mrs. J. Larson, who had spent
some time here with her daughter,
Mrs. Lyder Berg. returned to her
farm home near Dawson Monday,
accompanied by Mrs. Berg and chill
dren. AS soon as Mr.. Berg can
dispose of his business interests
here he will join his family and
they will make their home on the
Larson farm.
Thomas McCleary, Railway
Chaplain" will give his great lec--
ture. 1.-The Mission of Mirth" at
! the First Methodist church, Mon
i day evening, Oct. 10. Mr.. Nc
Cleary is widely known and loved
by all railroad people and it is be-
|lieved that his visit to Willmar
will be appreciated. Further no.
tice wi; be given and tickets will
be on sale soon. 49, --,. ~