Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-03-26
Lake elizabeth.

Seeding in full blast. 80. Charles
Carlson has been to St. Paul to see q
doctor. Victor Peterson was around
last week buying cattle. E. L. Paul
son, OF Irving, called here last week.
....There seems to be plenty Of hay
this spring as the winter has been so
favorable. M. E. Jackson has Civ
en- bonds to the Jewell Nursery Co.
and is now authorized to collect the
bills he sold. Hay is sold as cheap
as So per ton this spring. Last spring
it was as high as 81. 90. Anton and
Ole Larson, Lake Lillian, have rented
Hans Johnson's farm. Nv. F. Gratz,
OF Willmar, made his regular call at
the store Friday. Peter Westling
did not come home last Wednesday
from Minneapolis as stated last week.
Business kept him busy all week. -.
Mrs. Erikson, of Artichoke, is visit
ing with friends and relatives around
here. Some farmers here took cat
tie and hogs to Atwater Thursday.
The creamery paid 254.:cents per pound
for butter fat for the month of March.
......Fred Holm is working for S. B.
Glader during seeding. "A. T. Blur
paid for the Nels E. Johnson farm in
full Thursday and got the surety deed.
-. Albert M. Olson has moved to Irv-
ing, on the farm he has rented there,
but the family will stay here till after
seeding. ..... Representative Norm of
the Gazette delivered maps the first of
the week. :. Louis Sundin departed
for Kenmare Monday. August Lind
strom is working for Martin Erickson
during seeding. -. Charley Johns has
hauled lumber for barn, to be built
after seeding IS. Stenberg called at
P. Jagerstrom's Monday. Hans
Lindstrom hauled seed wheat from
Glader's Saturday and Monday $500.
AS usual, S. B. Glader was the first
one out seeding this spring. :. i. . Stella
Forsberg and Ella Parson we're "sur-
prised" last week. August Broman
is an eager and interested dairy farm
er. Saturday he received a nice herd
OF Holsteins, which he honestly be-
]ieves are the best mixers. We wish
Mr.. Brown success in his interesting
work and hope there will be more in
terested in good mixers, as the manu-
featuring of butter is good paying
business. .Hemming Nelson made q
business trip to Paynesville Saturday,
returning Monday 80. Nils Hort and
family, of Atwater, visited friends and
relatives here Sunday. They intend
to leave for Dakota next week :. go.
Della Boom returned from Irving Sat-
urday..::. =; Albert Wicklund visited
in the town OF Kandiyohi Sunday. :.
Charlie Kellberg is working for G. G.
Ericsson during seeding. Andrew
La Sale has changed locations; he is
now working for G. Swedlund.
Alben Stenberg went to Harrison Sat-
urday, returning Monday. The
school in district 80 resumed again
Monday after weeks vacation. ....
Emory Peterson is assisting Nels Pet
erson during seeding ...... Albert
Wicklund and family visited at Chas.
Broman's in Fahlun last Friday.
Mr.. Smith, the horse buyer from Cam
bridge, has been around buying
horses. .. Rev. L. E. Peterson called
at S. Ekbom's Friday. .... Thursday,
March q, there is going to be
washing contest at the creamery be-
tween our buttermaker's washing ma
chine and the little one that is sold
around. It will be of interest to learn
the result. .Nels Hort has been busy
hauling wheat last week and this.
The creamery was closed up Tuesday
for the fixing of the cement floor. The
new churn and refrigerator will be put
in, which will make our creamery the
best equipped in this county. Milk
will be taken again Monday, March
81. .Smokeless gun powder in war
is preferred-smo correspondence