Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-03
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| Hawick, March 27-Chas. Johns went
| to Benson Saturday to look for seed
corn. Mr.. jacobson of that place brot
him home on Sunday by car.
| John Jones is suffering from severe
attack of rheumatism DR.. H. w. Arndt
| of Paynesville is the attending physic-
| ian.
Mrs. j. F. Iverson and daughters.
Mary and Esther attended Ladies' Aid
Monday at the John Larson home
Mirve and Levi WEIGH assisted Win
Jones with seed cleaning the first Of the
| week.
| Mrs. E. p WEIGH has been under the
care Of DR.. Oppegaard Of New London
! the past week on account Of severe ILL
| ness.
| We believe Savy Pelkey to be Rose
| ville's champion butcher, having recent
ly killed a six hundred pound pig. Who
| has larger one?
her home with Mrs. Reamer for some
time, returned to Minneapolis the latter
| part of the week and will stay with her
| mother.
| The Haw1ck Commercial club gave a
hat social at the town hall last satur-
day evening. They realized about $72.75
for forty-two hats This il to be used
for the construction of sidewalks.
Mrs. George Fuller returned home
| Saturday.
Tobias Larson of Irving township
came home from Willmar last Saturday
| where he has been serving on the jury.
| Rev. T. M. Findley Of Spicer visited
in this vicinity Monday and Tuesday.
He states that he will hold services at
the First Presbyterian church Of this
place the first and third Sundays Of the
following months.
Mrs. L. A. Reamer is entertaining her
brother-in-law and sister Of Minneap-
oils.
Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Pelkey and fam
lily visited at the E. J. Hood home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. King and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Pelkey and
family visited at the John King home
neAr New London Sunday.
Mrs. L. M. Loberg and daughter Kath-
crime were New London visitors between
trains Monday.
Esther and Mary Iverson visited ''Y''
lake school Wednesday afternoon.
Farmers are beginning to pillow, har-
row and seed in this vicinity.
Mrs. Anna M. Barger Of Paynesville
is caring for her daughter, Mrs. E. P.
WEIGH during her Illness
State examinations we're given In
Dist No. last Thursday and Friday.
There were three visiting pupils, Laura
and Lille Thorson and Alice Jacobson.
Ben and Cornie Benson were Paynes-
Vile callers last week.
BIDS WANTED FOR CITY STREET
y sPRlNkLiNG.
Sealed bids will be received by the
City. Council of the City of Willmar
up to o'clock pm, April s, 1918, for
the sprinkling of the streets within
the Sprinkling District of Willmar.
Two sprinklers will be run during
the season and bids may be submitted
for either two teams and drivers, or
! one team and driver.
Such bids to state price per month
? for a, term of seven (7) months, be-
\ ginning April Is, 1918, up to November
: Is, 1918, and is to include sprinkling
on Sundays and all holidays.
In awarding the bids the Council
will consider the ability of the bid.
, der, as to teams and equipment, to do
: such sprinkling in satisfactory man.
} ner, and he will be required to give
/ his personal attention to such work.
The City will furnish sprinklers and
will pay for all water required to do
! such sprinkling. So
Bids must be- marked bids for
Street Sprinkling."
A $500 contract bond will be re.
/ quired. ! -
The Council reserves the right to re.
! ject any or all bids. -: a. ~
4 By order Of the city Council.
i ! HANS GUNDERSON,
=. 4 y g. City Clerk.
! Dated Willmar. March 26, 1913.
(First publication Mar. 27-5t) u
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