Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-05-29
co U hTY NEWS
Sunburgh

i COUNTY NEWS
Sunburgh
Splendid weather for the crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hellerud, and
Messrs. L. Bendikson. A. A. Jorgen-
son, Ole r. Olson, John N. Hystad;
Gunnuf Gunnufson and Nubben Ii
Thursday and Friday of last week.
olson, Hystad & Jorgenson Bros,
our enterprisipg threshing firm, are
going to buy a corn shredder. Moen
q Gandrud have moved into their
new store. 1t is quite structure for
country store. The main building
is 3Ox6O with an addition 2Ox20. p.
A. Gandrud was in the cities for a
couple of days last week Oscar
Hamre has taken charge of Moen &
Gandrud's store at Goldbug. He al
so manages to find time to see how
things are running down at West
Lake. We expect to have some i'm
portant news from that direction soon.
John II. Hystad joined the order
OF Benedicts about three weeks ago.
He then took a wedding trip to the
southern part of the state, but is now
back and attending to his duties as if
nothing had happened ...... Nubben
Llgarden has returned from Willmar,
where he has been staying for some
time. He intends to leave for Browns
Valley next week, to settle on his
land there. ....Simon Qvamme is do
ing carpenter work around Sunburgh.
-. .Messrs. Bennie Ostenson and N.
Ligaarden and Misses Belle Hande,
Dina Qvamme and Oline Hanson came
up from Willmar to spend the 17Sh of
May here. Rosie Ellingson and En-
ma Sanders are visiting in Belgrade.
49,. Andrew Jorgenson has quit carry
ing the mail. His brother John has
taken his place. Theodore Hamre
has traded off his Hamb]etonian for
a fine team of ponies Andrew Jor-
genson has opened a war of extermin-
alton against the pocket gophers So
tar he has been more successful than
Kitchener. Henry Torgerson is do
ing rushing business in his new store
at Sunburgh. COMMITTEE.
Roseland.
May 25.-Miss Ellen Lundberg has
been staying at A. G.. Ostlund's place
this week Rev. Lindberg conducted
services at the schoolhouse last Friday
evening. Johnnie Johnson made a
"Trip to Lindquist City last Sunday.
He found that Mr.. Lars Erickson had
his new store packed full with mer-
cchandise and cigar boxes, but had
forgotten the ice cream. . . Mr.. Axel
Haglund has been around taking or
ders for Peterson's belts I. . No won
der D. Carlson had such a bright
smile on the other day. A bright little
baby girl arrived at his home short
time ago. Mr.. Claus Anderson has
been around planting corn for some
of the farmers the past week. The
rain last week was a veritable golden
shower for the farmers. If this nice
weather keeps up we shall have fine
crop this year. It will be needed to
pay all those lumber bills next fall. :.
Let us all attend the festival at Svea
on Decoration Day aad take in the
good things the Svea people have to
offer. "A certain Roselander has left
us, and we feel very lonesome.
About fifteen loads of lumber passed
on our main road one day last week.
:...:. We are sorry to hear that Ole
L. Erickson has to stay in Willmar
yet while, undergoing medical treat
ment. We hope he will soon recover.
REV. Shoberg conducted services
in the schoolhouse last Sunday after
noon.. Mr.. Hilmer Bornstedt is back
from Bowbells, N. D. He is much
pleased with North Dakota. Rose
land seems to be one of the luckiest
towns in the county in regard to small
pox. The Swedish school at Wallin's
will close this week. Miss Ellen Lund-
berg has taught the school, and we all
feel thankful to her for her earnest
work. .Slougb pumper, where are you
nowadays? Wake up and let US hear
from you. We are interested in the
doings of the Lake Lillianites. PAT.