Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-04-12

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s.... .....> II. April 4.
The firm of Gandrud & Gandrud,
agents for Dir. Wilson'S remedies,
lsold over $50 worth of medicines last
week. *
Refer B6le went to Swift Falls last
week. where he will spend some time
visiting with Aslak Kodalen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vik were the
happy recipients of pair of twins
last week. ~ 49,. =.
1t is reported that Dr.. w. Stuart
Leech, of Brooten, contemplates the
establishing of branch office here,
which he will visit once week. The
Doctor is we'll and favorably known
in this comm unity, from which he has
received large patronage.
Bella Teige. who for some time past
has been employed at Sank Centre, is
now visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bj6rn Teige of this place.
A dance was held last Saturday
night at the home of Ole Christenhang
under the auspices of the Sunburgh
Social Club.
Gust. Johanson is at present busy
as a salesman. He handles a full
lne of standard medicines, books,
pictures, etc.
Mrs M. S0ndral, an aged lady of ~
years, died at her home here last
Wednesday and was buried in the
cemetery of the West Norway Lake
church. Rev. Fjelstad officiated and
a large number of of friends and rela-
tives followed the deceased to her final
resting place. Mrs. S0ndral leaves
three children and a large number of
grandchildren to mourn her depar-
ture.
Annie Peterson, who for some time
past has been studying dressmaking
at Sank Centre, has just returned.
Ole A. Hellerud departed for Broot-
en- last week. He intends to enter into
business at above place.
Mrs. Ingeborg Teige is seriously
sick from hemorrhage of the lungs.
She l. treated by DR.. Leech.
Thore Ockdalen received serious in
juries in his right shoulder while driv-
ing runaway team last week. The
wagon capsized and Mr.. Ockdalen |
was thrown out and struck against the |
ground in the most violent manner. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Even Olson, of Col
tax, attended the funeral of Mrs. Maret
S6ndral at this place last Wednesday. |
Mrs. Ole Ligaarden was taken sud-
denly i'll last Tuesday and DR.. Ilstrup,
Of Cokato, was summoned. Mrs. Ii
garden is now convalescing, though
slowly.
C. G. Gandrud, who lost a bicycle
in a most mysterious manner about a
year ago, has now recovered it. 1t
had been hid in the woods a few miles
north of this place and abandoned
until it was discovered a few days ago,
somewhat rusty and delapidated Of
but still in n serviceable con-
5ition.
L. Gronseth, clerk in the store of !
I. ]. Anderson, of Belgrade, whose
store was destroyed by fire last week,
met with serious injuries while en-
deavoring. to escape from the flames.
He is now under medical treatment.
Scion Benton, the New London COL
[ector, passed through this vicinity
last week.
Rev. B. Sund, of Belgrade, delivered
a sermon in the Sunburgh church last
Sunday.
Ole S. Huse is now at home.
Ole K. Trovold, who has suffered
from catarrh for some time, is under
the treatment of Dr.. IIstrup, of Co.
kato. .*. +. f.
Ole Hagen has returned from Min
neapolis, where he has been a student
of the Minnesota Business college.
Dr.O..T. .Hoftoe, of New London.
visits his office here every Saturday
and has an unusually large practice.
Ole Handle has just returned from
Aitkin county, where he has secured q
claim. III ..5s@5 =