Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-03-16
LOCAL BREVITB

/ LOCAL BREVIIB |
The Hennings family will move
to Washington in the near future.
Ruben Palmer, of Grass Lake,
Michigan, is the new clerk at C. A.
Nelson's jewelry store.
Frank Murray of Maple Lake has
accepted a position as drug clerk
at A. E. Mossberg's.
The young people of the Presby-
terian church netted $18 from the
musical given at the church last
Friday evening.
j. P. Larson has bought the John
H. Henning's property on Second
street. The deal was handled by
the Anderson Land company.
District court will be in session
next week, beginning Monday at
10 o'clock. There are 13 civil and
2 criminal cases on the calendar.
Mrs. S. E. Stansberry entertained
a group of rs ladies this afternoon
in honor of her guest, Mrs. E. c..
Pratt, her guest from Minneapolis.
S. B. Qvale went to Minneapolis
Friday to see a number of young
men who are going out to Montana
to work in the Tallman line of
banks.
The Tallman Investment company
is constantly opening up new terri
tory, at present having plans for
establishing banks in about 20
places.
Erick Eikjer succeeded in getting
a number of fine views of the Kan
diyohi delegation to the State
County Option convention. They
may be had at the Elkjer Studio.
P. 0. Anderson has quit painting
for the Great Northern, and in
about two weeks he will leave for
his farm near Moose Jaw, Canada.
He will be joined by his family in
the spring.
The South End beat the West End
in the first ball game of the season
lsat Saturday, the score being 13
to IL. Russell Peterson, the South
End short stop, saved the game by
a timely hit in the last inning.
The Swedish Bethel church ladies
will have their next social tomor-
ow afternoon. Mesdames Anders
Johnson and John Nelson will serve
coffee and lupch. All friends of
the church are cord tally invited
H. E. Aldrich Of Des Moines, Ia,
supt. of agents of the Equitable
Life of Iowa was in the city Mon
day in consultation with Mr.. Birch,
giving him all the desired infor-
nation relative to his future work
in Washington.
Peter Lind of Pennock was be-
fore Judge Muller in Municipal
court Thursday on a charge of as
sault in the third degree. He
changed his plea from not guilty to
guilty. and was fined Sis and costs,
total of $24.75.
The supplements containing the
report of the County Option con-
vention are expected to arrive in
time to accompany this issue of the
Tribune. These reports will be
circulated by about two hundred
paper in Minnesota.
A. A. Anderson has bought the
old public park, the price paid be-
ing $2160. Mr.. Anderson will
build $4,000 residence on the east
end of the property, having re-
served 4 lots for this purpose. The
other lots will be sold.
Syvert Osmundson underwent an
operation for appendicitis last
Wednesday. He had been ailing
for about a year, and the trouble
was finally diagnosed as appendi-
citis. His many friends will be
glad to know that he is now rapid
ly recovering.
| Mrs. W. K. Strawn, Miss Alice
and Alma johnson and Cornell John
son were in Kerkhoven Saturday at
tending the marriage of their
cousin, Miss Alma Christianson,
and Albert Lund. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Lund will make their future home
near Swift Falls, where the groom
owns farm.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the A.
0. H. will give dance, apron sale
and supper at the Carlson hall
Thursday, March II. Supper will
be served from to 8 p. M, the
price being 25 cents. There will
be a free program from 8 to 8
, o'clock, music being furnished by
! the Murphy orchestra of Murdock.
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