Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-14
RAYMOND

RAYMOND
Raymond, March 13-Andrew Peter
son. the undertaken Of Willmar, was
seen in our burg last Tuesday.
Perrie Foote spent the week end at
Ronneby.
Henry Day made trip to Clara
City today.
Arthur Swenson visited in Willmar
on Sunday.
Col. G. E. Manska was a Duluth Wis.
itor, last week.
Sophus Larson of Willmar was seen
here on Tuesday.
Fred Schmidt was a visitor at Will
mar the other day.
Nels Walander of Grove City was
here on business Tuesday.
Sheriff Bonde Of Willmar was
Raymond visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Hilma Falk OF Murdoch has
been visiting with friends here.
DR.. G.. H. Holmquist Of Clara City
was Raymond visitor, Tuesday.
Ed. Miller and Arthur Swenson
were callers at Tyler last Wednesday,
Frank Abrahamson and Christ Matt
son were county seat visitors on Sat-
urday.
Miss Della -Spaeth entertained the
evening.
G. w. SWensOn was business call
err at the county seat on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Elmer Abrahamson returned Wed
at Minneapolis:
Mnn1o Moroh ooorrroa <1,o
death Of Mrs. John link, three miles
north Of the village.
The Sunday school board of the M.
sonage, Monday evening.
Casey Larson, M. E. Oslund and A.
M. Swenson Of Raymond were Clara
City callers on he Sabbath.
The Central hotel has moved to the
G. M. Mclaughlin building this week.
1t is now an up to date place.
Misses Anna O'Brien and Louisa
Larawa visited at their homes in St.
Paul on Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Abrahamson and Clarence
Miller made business trip to the
cities Thursday and Friday of last
week
The Park Theatre has moving pic
lures on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings and the attendance is report
ed to be good.
II. G. Feig became a new subscriber
to the Willmar Tribune Tuesday and
Earl Somerville paid the correspond
ent for the Tribune in advance.
Joseph Gilbert delivered an inter
esting Non-Partisan speech at the band
hall last Tuesday afternoon. A large
crowd was present at this meeting
and all enjoyed his talk. He was &C
companied by E. D. Pratt, state or
ganizer of Sank Centre. Mr.. Gilbert
is an able speaker and we wish him
success.
Case Of "Smythe vs.. Smith" pla,
and band concert recently given at the
hall Melted the band boys over eighty
dollars. The crowd was one of the
largest that ever attended a gather
ing here for many months. The ban(
consists o. eighteen pieces and thu
good support shown them will Civ
them more enthusiasm to do thei
best.
Edwards township held their tow
election at Raymond, Tuesday. Thil
ty.one votes were cast and taxes vote
for road and bridge fund amounted t.
$1,000 and for the general fund, $500
The following officers were elected
B. Schambachler, supervisor for thre
years; A. B. Thorson, clerk; ]. S
Johnson, treasurer: William Stroot
man. Jr., assessor; Ed. ]. Erickson
justice Of peace; constable, Jaco
Bouska
Seven young men made a trip t
| Clara City Tuesday evening to see
locomotive which was derailed at tina
place. When they reached Clara Cit
there were only six members Of tn
party. They took in the sights of tn
town and spent an enjoyable evenin
in spite of the cold weather. Thre
members returned home on the earl
freight and the remaining three r
turned three hours later as they mis-
ed their ride.
| The village held an exciting ele
ton on Tuesday. Ninety-one vote
were cast. The following officers wei
elected: Mayor, W. L. Potter,
votes. William Lembke, "a vote.
councilmen, H. NJ Ashley, So vote!
F. A. Spaeth, forty-fve vote'
Fred Walker, 40 votes: Ea
Somerville. 43 votes; A. E. Kleinhul
en-, So votes; Frank Stutelberg,
votes: recorder, Alo Abrahamson,
votes; Chas. A. Hubert, Al vote
treasurer, H. c. Feig. 46 votes: w.
Wegner. % votes, John Doesken,
votes: assessor, A. G. Barbknecht.
votes. William Mclaughlin, So vote
constables, Paul Dhoore and FIR
Schmidt.