Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-11-26
Lake Elizabeth.

Lake Elizabeth.
Nov. 25.-The auction sale at Ben
Bomsta's place last Tuesday was we'll
attended and good prices were paid.
.........Our merchant, Mr.. Engberg,
has been in the cities on q business
trip. .Hjalmar Peterson, the
Atwater tinsmith, was at our creamery
last week to put in q new bottom in
the receiving vat. The buttermaker
says he did good job. ........ Our
supervisors had meeting at Moss
berg's place last week to consider an
application of a pauper to be sent
BACK to Sweden. go. John T. Signal
is building a dwelling house. ole E.
Larson has the contract for hauling
sand for the new store building.
When the new heater just arrived at
the store is put up the milk-haulers
will have chance to get warm.
Bring your card to the store and have
1t punched when making your pur-
chases, and get your photo enlarged
Tor q present.. .... These long even
ings you need some good reading
matter. If you are not already q SUBJ
scriber ST the TRIBUNE subscribe at
once. You will have an interesting
paper, and one that should be in every
house In the county. Anton E.
Larson has rented farm from Willie
Hanson and will move away from
Hans A. Johnson's place. .....N. M.
Gabrielson has bought the Freder.
ickson farm for $50 per acre. 90. We
are pleased to see the that "Miss
Svenske" has taken Mrs. Johnson g
place as reporter for the Gazette. She
manages to keep pretty close tab on
people who 90 away from home on
Sundays, and we entertain hopes that
she will soon be able to pick up some
week day happenings. ....... Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Johnson of Atwater visited
relatives and friends here from Satur-
day till Monday. This the first trip
trip to Mr.. johnson has made since
he was so seriously injured some time
ago.........The aged Mr.. and Mrs,
Bowman called at Swedlund's Mon.
day to bid them farewell. Ole Lar.
son returned from Minneapolis Mon
day. He left his wife there for medi.
cal treatment. ........ MIR. and Mrs.
Albert Wicklund made a business trir
to Willmar Thursday. Mrs. Jonas
Norine had the misfortune OF losing q
fine driving horse from lockjaw last
week. Our creamery paid % cents
for butter fat for October. Our butte,
maker says butter production is at the
lowest point now, and he looks for ar
Increase soon. On the 24th of Nov
vember some farmers were seen out IL
the nea1ds, 'ppuiverizing. 1t does no,
often happen that field work is done
as late in the season. 80. Gust swed
lund moved to Atwater last Saturday
having rented q house there. Mr.. an6
Mrs Swedlund are the last members o.
the veteran families Hort and Swed
lund .... Three thousand pounds o.
Atwater flour was received at the store
last week, so farmers will not have tc
go to town to get their flower. They
get 1t here for the same price as in At
water. 80. Mrs. P. johnson is having
a kitchen built to her house.. .......
Hogs are getting cheaper, but egg.
and butter are going up. Turn yon1
attention to feeding COWS. At presen
prices of oats it will pay you to fee6
your cows. Take good care of you,
chickens and you will find that the,
will pay you. IA. T. Blur enter
tanned relatives aud friends Sunday.
.....'Hilmer Stenberg and Andrew
Norine and companions enjoyed {
tstarlight drive Sunday evening.
Charlie Carlson is now home from
Willmar, where he has been under {
doctors care for couple of weeks
We are glad to see that he is able tt
be around again. Albert Wicklunt
has been doing some mason work IL
Wil]mar this week. Jim Marshal
of Montana has been buying up q car
load OF young stock to ship up there
He will buy another carload in coupl'
of weeks. PEN.