Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-06-26
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uAO A1' ~ LpuI Gill NolSOQ returned
from trip to Waverly Monday last
week. He was the young man who,
as stated in last weeks TRIBUNE, sus-
tanned some injuries in the railroad
yards at Willmar on Monday, and
was on his way home when the accident
befell him. Otherwise than receiving
some bad bruises on his head Mr.. Nell
son was none the worse for the shake
up, as far as we have learned. Mrs.
Y. Halsten of Montevideo visited rel
atives here last week. :. :. Samuel E..
Sandberg is home from Minneapolis
for three weeks stay. Rev. C.
E. Franzen, graduate of the Theo-
logical department. of North Park Col
lege, Chicago, has been engaged to
assist Rev. N. Frykman in his pastor
ial duties at East Salem during the
summer months. A Swedish parochial
school has also been started, with Rev.
tranzen as teacher. Miss Annie
Lindberg returned to her home at
Montevideo Monday, after fewweeks' ,
stay at And. Lindberg's home. :. Mrs.
Chas. Lindberg Jr. left for her home
at Strandburg, S. D., last Friday, af-
ter weeks Witt at the home of her
tather-in-law. Cards are out an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Emma
Rodman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Rodman of this place, to Mr.. Oscar
J. F'andell of Dawson, MINI. The
ceremony will occur at the home of the
brides parents, July 2, and a recep-
tion will be given after the ceremony.
....A number of our people attended
the M. W. A. picnic at Spicer Satur-
day, and report a good time. "A
large number of Mamre and Pillsbury
people gave Rev. and Mrs. David Fin
strom very agreeable ''surprise"
Tuesday evening last week. They
were given handsome sum of money
as a token of the high esteem in which
they are held by their many friends
here. The presentation speech was
made by Mr.. S. P. Tornquist. Rev.
Finstrom expressed his warm thanks
to all present, and for while briefly
told of his experiences while serving
as missionary in Venezuela. He will
give farewell sermon at West Salem
church tomorrow (Tuesday) evening,
and intends to start for Venezuela
some time this week, accompanied by
his wife. Rev. and Mrs. Finstrom
have the well-wishes of their many
friends during their Journey and in
their labor among the heathens, May
their work be successful. John F..
Lindberg returned to Minneapolis Sat.
urday, after three weeks visit at his
fathers place here. 80. An ice cream
social was given at Otto Nelson's last
Saturday evening. All present declare
having had a first-rate time. j.. Robert
Lofgren of Dassel was up on a bicycle
trip the first part of last week, calling
on old friends in this vicinity. He
spun back Tuesday,. Phones have
been taken in by the following of our
farmers; Peter Larson, O. o. Berg
strom, E. Dahlman, and P. Dahlsten.
They are connected with the Salem
line. Mrs. Chas. Lindberg
Sr. went to Duluth Wednesday for
visit. Her husband, who has been in
the state grain department., will return
home with her. He was knocked out
of his job by the new administration.
1.-Two horses belonging to C. Lind
berg became entangled in barb wire
fence some time ago. One of them was
so badly injured that ithad to be killed.
The other horse will recover.
NEWSBOY,