Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-11-26
Mamre.
Nov. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf B.
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Nov. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf b
Fry kman returned to their home ir
Minneapolis last week, after q visi
with Mr.. Frykman's parents here
They were recently married in Mime
apolis and were on their wedding trip
Mr.. Frykman is the chief editor of the
Swedish paper called the "Minneapo.
lis Veckoblad." Peter Rodman
returned home last Thursday from a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Fondell of Dawson, MINI. 800. Miss
Deena Anderson went to Grant county
on Tuesday of last week. Miss
Lydia Ostlund visited relatives at New
London over Sunday. Rev. N.
Frykman returned from Chicago, III.
last Thursday, where he has been on
visit. John Rodman of this town
has written and published a book in
the Swedish language, called "Hvad
Skall Ske Harefter.'' It is recognized
as a good book and Mr.. Rodman has
met with quite good success selling it
around here. Last week Tuesday he
went to Stockholm, S. D., to visit
relatives and Incidentally distribute
his book. Annie Frykman came
home from Minneapolis last week,
where she has been in attendance at
the wedding of her brother Gustaf. :.
Mrs. James P. Larson, of Benson,
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Bergstrom, the
first of last week. .Chas. Gustaf-
son and August Holmgren, Jr,, have
recently improved the appearance of
their farms by putting up good, SUBJ
stantial windmills. ..... Eddie and
Emil Lindgren, our amateur hunters,
are scoring the country in search of
game. They have caught large
number of foxes, rabbits, skunks, and
ducks. They have two hunting dogs.
..... Miss Emma Magnuson went to
the twin cities last Friday for a visit
with friends, ...... Rueben B. Oman,
our efficient electrical engineer, is
building shop in Pennock, where he
will manufacture dynamos and other
kinds of electrical articles. Rueben
has just finished a course in electrical
engineering from the International
Correspondence Schools of Scranton,
Penn. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of
Trayers county visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Johnson last
week. .....A number of Mamre people
have received Invitations to attend the
wedding of Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Skogsbergh to Rev. Prof. Andrew
Theodore Frykman, son of Rev. N.
Frykman, of Salem. The bride is the
daughter of Rev. E. A. Skogsbergh,
pastor of the Swedish Mission Taber-
nacle of Minneapolis, and the cere-
mony takes place there Dec. 5, at 8
O'Clock p. m. We extend congratula-
tions and best wishes to the happy
couple. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis John
son, the new owners of the Mrs. A. G.
Nelson farm, arrived here from Lyon
county last Friday, and are now at
home on their farm. Mrs. A.
Magnuson left for Minneapolis last
Friday to visij relatives. ..... Miss
Anna Erlandson, saleslady for Peter
son, Wellin & Co., of Willmar, spent
Sunday at her home here. -. Miss
Hannah Freeberg went to Willmar
last Wednesday, where she is learning
the dress making trade. -. Alfred
Magnuson went to the cities last week
to look for work. go. Miss Emma Err
landson visited friends in Willmar
Friday and Saturday 80. The Ladies
Sewing society of the Swedish Luther
an church here, met at Mrs. Bergman 8
in Pennock last Saturday afternoon.
.....Hjalmar Anderson went to Min
neapOlis last week. From there he in
tends going to the woods. ... .Mamre,
we believe, must have the youngest en-.
gineer in the county and possibly in
the state. Emil Eklund, son of o. P.
Eklund, is the young man and he suc-
cessfully passed the examination as
a licensed engineer last fall. He has
been operating as an engineer for a
tbreshing rig this fall. He is only Is
years old. 49,. Theodore Lindgren and
William Elkjer left for Labolt, N. D.,
last Monday Victor Hultgren of
Kerkhoven was a visitor at Gilbert
Anderson's last Sunday. -. Simon
Rodman visited with Pillsbury friends
Sunday..... Charley Rasmussen and
Holgar Elkjer, two Mamre boys, held
a turkey shoot at Pennock last Mon
day. They had 80 turkeys up, which
were easily disposed of. NEWsBoY.