Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-01-05
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daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mra. P. E. Danielson Monday
The Board Of County Commits
sioners convened yesterday in regu-.
lar session.
A license to wed was issued Mon
day to Christian A. Lee and, 1nga
Anna Peterson.
MISS Eta Odell is the new deputy
register Of deeds. taking the place
of Miss lnga Olson, resigned.
A. G. Danielson of Minneapolis
is the new clerk ia the dry goods
department of the New Store. :zs.' e >.=
Miss Leola Gale of this city has
started alive months termaof school
=in=district 102 in town of Holland.
Miss Jessie GalIiford went to
Minneapolis today to spend a week
with her cousin. Miss Edna Moore.
and other relatives.
Mrs. J. R. Peterson entertained
a number of young ladies Friday
evening in honor of Misses Stena
and Clara Peterson of Minneapolis.
L. A. Tjosvold enjoyed visit
yesterday from his brother, C. NJ.
Ijosvo]d,. who was on his way home
to Nekoma. N. D., from Granite
Falls. = +
Mrs. Geo. Hed1ke returned home
Friday from Lake Lillian where
she had spent a few days with her
father, N. Rosenquist, who is very
ill.
The Long company attracted a
large audience Monday evening,
and every body was we'll pleased.
The company will be at the local
playhouse all week. ..-.<..s... s:
The Johnny Jump-Ups and their
teacher. Mrs. Kendall, were enter
tanned by the Katy-Dids and their
teacher, Mrs. Madison, at the
home of the latter Tuesday evening.
as The Iitchfeld Independent has
moved into new and comfortable
quarters. Yesterdays issue was.
printed by electric power, the first
newspaper ever so printed in Meeker
county. >s. ~
+ Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Peterson en-
:tertained as, their guests during the !:
holidays the: doctors father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.. Peter
son. and daughters Stena and Clara,
s 5f M 1ifa1es is
Misses Inga Grangaard and Ella
and Lenora Boyd gave variety
shower for Miss Inga Olson last
Saturday evening. On Monday
evening Miss Olson was the guest
of honor at Quilting Bee given
at the home of Miss Edith Thorpe.
Mrs. Geo. H. Bitterness entertained
group Of about forty lady friends
this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Martin Bitterness of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bitterness were both
guests Of Willmar relatives during
the holidays, Mr.. Bitterness return
ing to Minneapolis Monday.
Invitations are out for the marri-
age Of Hilma O. M. Hesnhien and
John E. Erickson, of Lake Andrew,
to take place at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. P. L. Hen
shien, on Wednesday evening, Jan.
IL. The groom is son of A. J.
Erickson of New London township.
The Seventh Day Adventist Ma
tional Conference have purchased
the Hutchinson College, Building
and will establish an industrial and
agricultural school there for the
benefit of their Scandinavian men,
bers. All the land on the college
farm will be cleared and model
set Of farm buildings erected.
Victor S. Knutson returned to
his school at Burtrum, Minn., to-
day after a visit at his parental
home in the town Of Fahlun. Mr..
Knutson is principal of the
Burtrum school and is meeting with
success in his work there. Besides
conducting this school, he spends
part of his time travelling and talk
ing for the anti-saloon cause.
Victor is a young man Of whom
Kandiyohi county has a reason to
feel proud.
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