Willmar tribune. [volume], December 08, 1909, Image 10

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PETER HANSON GRINDHE1M.
Peter Hanson Grindheim, for the
past 15 years a resident of this city,
died at his home in the Glarum ad
dition Sunday morning, dea»h being
due to Bright's disease, with which
he had been afflicted for some time.
He had been ailing since last sum
mer but it was only during the last
week that he became seriously ill.
The funeral will be held Friday
afternoon, services being conducted
by Rev. M. B. Michaelson at the
residence and at the Lutheran Free
church at 2 o'clock. Interment
will be made at the Free church
cemetery.
Peter Hanson Grindheim was
born in Norway on April 7, 1839,
and he was thus 70 years, 7 months
and 28 days old at the time of
death. When he came to this coun
try he worked for a number of
years as a farmer in Norway Lake,
atfer which he moved to Willmar
where he busied himself with truck
gardening. Ten years ago, at the
age of 60, he married Miss Helga
Halvorson. and they made their
home on their residence property
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The Wiggins Co.
320 Filth Street Willmar, Minn.
«r•, a $ s«vivp
Fof Christmas Presents
of all kinds to fee found
in an ap-to-date Jewelry
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Corner Pacific Ave. and Fifth Street
between the Glarum and the Spicer
additions until a couple of weeks
ago when they sold the property to
John Johnson of Gracevilie and
moved into their new residence in
the Glarum addition. Aside from
the residence the deceased owned
one and a half block of land in the
Glarum addition. The deceased is
survived bv his wife and two sist
ers, one at Crow River and one in
Minneapolis.
Miss Matilda Ramstad went thru
here Friday on her way home to
Norway Lake from the coast. Dur
ing the past two years Miss Ram
stad has been living in Washington
and California, in the latter state
being employed in the state library
jat Sacramento She was obliged to
give up her position some time ago
on account of ill heaith, and now
she is home to spend the winter.
Mrs. N. M. Mossberg entertained
at dinner at her suite in the Wig
gins Flats Friday evening. After
dinner the guests composed a the
ater party at Dreamland.
Mrs. J. R. Petersen enjoyed a
visit the past week from Mrs. Flor
ence Batcheldor of Montevideo.
'Iramp Dog Shot.
An old tramp dog was shot by
Brakeman L. J. Boudette last
Thursday afternoon. For a long
time he had been living a regular
dog life, roaming around from one
place to another. The last few
months he hung around the depot,
making friends with whom he
might and picking up whatever
anyone might throw to him. Thurs
day he was taken sick, presumably
from having eaten poison of some
kind, and Mr Boudette took pity on
him and put an end to his suffering.
J. M. Spicer left this morning
for Bagley Mills, Virginia, where
he will spend a couple of months at
the Osage Camp, after which he
will join his son Raymond and go
to San Antonio and various other
places in Texas and New Mexico
to spend the rest of the winter.
He intends to retarn home about
1st.
The most suitable Christmas pres
ent— Eikjer Sepia Portrait.
If you relish a good piece of
pie, come and try our homemade
kind. The best in the Cily.
421. Delmonico Cafe.
No other Christmas Gift will give so much
pleasure, to so many people, for so long
a time, at so little cost, as this
"IMPROVED CHAMPION"
Columbi
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Complete Outfit, $28.90
Including your own selection of Six Columbia Double-Disc Records (12 selections)
and 200 needles.
Use it while you are
paying for it if
you prefer
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Handkerchiefs
Ribbons
A big assortment of beautifully
embroidered and linen hemstitch
ed initial handkerchiefs Aso silk
initials AL PRICES
A big assortment of
ribbons. All colors
a widths plains
and fancies. Prices
the lowest.
Hand Bags and Purses
Neckwear
The Wiggins Co.
320 Fifth Street., Wilbnar, Minn.
Ladies' fine neck
wear Ruchings,
Venetian Lace and
Dutch Collars and
collar pins, 25, 50,75c
Special values and latest styles. Prices
range from 25c up to $4.00.
Valuable Premiums Given
With Cash Purchases.
High Grade Perfumes in Fancy Bottles
price 25c to 50c.
A Large Variety of
Useful Holida Gifts
At THE LADIES' STORE.
Below are given a few suggestions for Christmas
Shoppers. Let us assist you in selecting
your gifts and save you money.
Beautiful Silk Waists
in assorted colors. A most ap-
propriate gift.
Combs
Fancy Back & Side
Combs make a fine
gift. Prices 25c, 50c,
65c, 75c, $1.00 and up
to $2.50.
Ladies' Kid Gloves in all Colors Glove Bonds Jet Brooches, Pins & Cuff Button?
Ladies'
Fancy Stockings
Our Remaining Stock of Ladies' Coats and Suits Will be Sold at a Big Discount
0. A SANDVEN
^ROSELAND
^^EPORTS
Roseland, Dec. 7. The Roseland
merchants have now moved into
their new house from the store.
This gives them more room for
stock. They were assisted in re
modeling the store by W. Hoffman.
There will be a basket social at
the school house in Dist. 87 next
Wednesday evening, Dec. 22nd. A
good program is being arranged.
Lunch may be secured even by
those who are not fortunate enough
to get a basket.
F. Hookstra has moved to the K.
Douma farm which he rented some
time ago.
Mrs. C. Stob, Mrs. D. Nyp and
T. Stob left last week for Chicago
to visit relatives and friends.
Henry Dragt Jr. is quite ill with
pneumonia.
A program is being prepared for
the usual Christmas tree festival to
be held at the church.
Miss Flora Dykema was the vic
tim of a surprise party last week.
Miss Dykema is assisting Mrs. A.
Knoll with her sewing this week.
Corn husking is not finished yet,
and if this weather does not change
some of the corn will stay in the
field till spring.
Theget has put in a gasoline en
gine, and after this he will do all
his pumping and grinding with
gasoline power.
A BIG TIME AT
THE SVEA SCHOOL
On Saturday evening, Dec. 11th,
at 8o'clock, the Svea schools, as
sisted by outside talent, will give
the following program, followed by
a rag ball social and supper. Those
bringing rag balls will also bring
lunch for two. You can not spend
Saturday evening more enjoyably
than by coming and enjoying our
hospitality.
America Audience
Selection Skoglund Orchestra
An evening with Helen's babies...
Augusta Johnson
Good Rules Hubert Nelson
Songs Grammar room
Recitation Anselm Nelson
bachelor Brown... Edgar Bengtson
Vocal Solo Carl Lundberg
Caleb's Courtship
Lawrence Johnson
The Minister's Mistake
Zilpha Nelson
Recitations Primary pupils
Selection Skoglund orchestra
Essay on Girls. .Eugene Westerberg
TheTTfoung Orator and his Chums,
Anselm Nelson, Veron Lundberg,
Wm. Olson.
Ladies' Furs
Specially Priced
A new assortment of
Ladies' Furs just re
ceived. Special low
prices in Neckpieces
and Muffs.
$5.00 silk petticoats in
colors and black, at ...
Ladies' Auto Scarfs
Kimonas and Dressing Sacques
Cast of Characters.
Mrs. John Smith Julia Johnson
Anna Julia Johnson
Jemima Mildred Westerberg
Sophia Olive Nelson
Arabella Marie Haraldson
Clementina Olga Westerberg
Jane Alice Johnson
Matilda Ida Johnson
Mrs. De Courcey Smith
Lottie Nelson
Sippets, a servant..Laura Lundberg
Mrs. Betsy Brown Emma Anson
HARRISON
HUSKINGS
Harrison, Dec. 8.—J. A. Miller
assisted C. Pagel with corn shred
ding at Jas. Tait's a few days last
week.
and Drawn work
Scarfs and Center
pieces. Prices 25c,
50c, 85c, 1.00, 1.25, 2.50, $3.25.
Vocal solos Emma Anson
The trials of the School mistress..
Ida Johnson
Cookery maid Male quartette
My Aunt'8 Heiress" a one-act farce.
35c, 60c, 1.00, 1.25,
1.50, 2.00, 2.50, $3.00.
and Mufflers in the finest fabrics and de
signs to be found, 65,75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 $2
Fifth Street
Willmar, Minn.
the
Frank Felt of Fahlun was
guest of the Dahl's last week.
M. C. Gunderson, who for
past year has been assisting E.
Feig in general farm work, left on
Saturday for his home at Eagle
Lake to spend a few days, after
which he will go to Minneapolis to
seek employment.
the
E.
Miss Ethel Blacktin, who has been
the guest of Miss Ella Pagel the
past two months, returned to her
home in Minneapolis last Saturday,
accompanied by Miss Ella Pagel.
Petter Olson left for Bowman,
N. D. Monday to remain perma
nently on the homestead which he
procured last spring.
The social given at B. Barber's
last Friday evening was well at
tended though the weather was not
favorable.
C. Kragenbring has built a ma
chine shed.
E. Klatt has started his saw will
in E. E. Feig's timber.
A nurse arrived from Minneapo
lis last Sunday to attend Mabel
Mohr, who is very ill with infantile^
paralysis.
The Maier young folks were vis
itors at C. Honebrink's last Satur
day evening.
Andrew Birkeland left for Will
mar Thursday to attend school.
Frank Danielson visited at Emil
Olson's last Saturday evening, the
occasion being the latters birth
day.
Guild Supper and Sale.
The Ladies Guild of St. Luke's
Church will serve supper at the
Guild Hall on Thursday, Dec. 16.
at 5:30 o'clock. They will a'so
have for sale a beautiful assort
ment of Mexican handicraft.
The following articles will be for
sale: Japanese embroidery, Brazil
ian Lace'work. Mexican drawn work,
Mexican hand carved leather ar
ticles, Japanese leather articles,
Mexican silver filigree jewelry,
Onyx paper weights, unusual toys,
delicious cactus candy, Indian Pi
non nuts, Pearl crosses from Jeru
salem, novelties for gifts suitable
for men, women and children rang
ing in prices from 10 cents to $10.
WANTED-Good girl for general
housework. Only two in the fami
ly. Mrs. E. P. Matthews. 712 3rd
St. S.
Kandiyohi County
PLATS
W* have a limited supply of loose
leaf plats of th»* same u»ed in the
Illustrated History of Kandiyohi
County. Until disposed of we will send
copies of the same postpaid to any ad
dress at the following prices:
COUNTY MAP, two pajres, in five
colors
S~C*i*
$4.35
Another big value at $5.00
Battenberg
50c
TOWNSHIP MAPS, full page colored by
school districts, showing farms, roads,
schools, churches, etc., any township 9C»
of the county, eath «»V
VILLAGE PLATS ofRajmond. At water,
Spicer, Kandiyohi, New London Pen- 9C*
nock and Priam, each «»C
GREEN LAKE SHORE PLATS. No 1. eon
taming Green Lake Beach Psirk Addition,
Echo Beach, and North wood B«*ach and No.
2, containing Crescent Beach Haverlj's Ad*
dition. Lake Front and Summit ad- 9llg*
ditions, each
MISCELLANEOUS PLATS. Monongalia
historical chart. Original Kandijohi histor
ical chart, Geological map of county, 9Cj»
each
WILLMAR CITY,
maps, per set
City and ward
5fc
Tribune Printing Co.
Willmar Minn.
Local G. N. Time Table.
All odd numbered trains are West bound.
All even numbered trains are East bound.
Train No. Arrives Leaves Bound For
3—From St. Paul 2.05 a. 2:1 a Seattle
4—From Seattle 3:20 a. 3:25 a. St. Paul
.9—From St. Paul 11:10 p. 11:15 Gran^ Forks
10—From Fargo, Grand Forks. 4:10 a. tn 4:15 a. St. Paul
13—From St. Paul 1*30 2:25 p. Fargo
14—From Fargo 1:40 p. 2:30 p. St. Paul
21—From St. Paul 9:00 p.
22—To St. Paul 7:00 a. tn
31—From St. Cloud, Duluth 1:45 p. 2:00 p. Sioux City
32—From Sioux City 2:00 p. 2M5 p. St. Cloud & Duluth
51—For Sioux City, Yankton 12:01 a.
62—From Sioux City, Yankton 3:45 a.