Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-02-26
Wenner1und.
JEWELER and OTPICIAN
Lake Elizabeth.

Another fine week since last writing.
..... Farmers are now busy cleaning
seed wheat. George Bowman is
hauling lumber for his new granary,
to be erected this summer. . . 1t is a
hard matter for our farmers to secure
seed wheat free from wi Id oats. %.
In this ine weather and high prices
for eggs the hens ought to lay lots of
eggs Mrs. Hans Peterson and chill
dren are at present visiting relatives
in Minneapolis. John Steffars has
been to the northern part of the state
looking fer land &c. G.. Erikson,
A. +. Olson, Martin Anderson and
S. 'stenberg have bought new drills of
G. A. Glader. ..... John Steffars has
sold his farm of 80 acres to S. B. Gla-
der. ........ Lots of horse buyers this
spring. Horses in good prices. .....
Andy r. Norine made very pleasant
call at Boom's Sunday. ....Andrew
johnson of Atwater called on friends
here Sunday. IN. Norell of Kandi-
yohi was welcome caller here Sat-
urday and Sunday.... II phones on
the Lake Elizabeth line now. George
and Mary Forsberg visited at the
store Sunday. "A good breed and
draft mare for sale at S. Stenberg's
farm. ..... Louis Rosenquist drives the
finest mare in this neighborhood. ....
G. A. Glader called on Charlie Gla-
der Sunday. ....... Fred and Charley
| Olson made a call at Albert Wick
lund's Sunday. The Gazette says
there are too many saloons in Will
mar to make it a paying business.
We should like to see them all out. /.
Martin A. Anderson of tennessee was
travelling here Monday in the interest
of anti-saloon sentiment. We wish we
had an army Of such young boys.
Our storekeeper had trouble in open
ing his safe as the combination was
out of order. Martin Olson of Atwa-
ter was there Tuesday forenoon trying
to open it. -. School in district No.
80 will commence the spring term Mon
day with Hilma Norman as teacher.
....Hemming Nelson & Co. have been
grinding feed this week. Rev. L. E.
Peterson and John Norine called at
Nels Anderson's last week. Mr.. An.
derson is still very sick. 80. Nils No.
rine is also very sick and it is not ex.
pected that he will recover .....G. A.
Glader has sold one of his shares in
the telephone company to S. Stenberg
The Kandiyohi County Telephone
Co. intends to run another line from
Lake Elizabeth to Atwater, going
south and east of Lake Elizabeth.
One to go out to Danielson's cream.
|ery. Our old pioneer from this town,
Mr.. Peter Eastlund, has now after q
long silence let it be known to his
friends that he and family are all we'll.
-. Gilbert Johnson of Fahlun looked
over the territory in the interest Of
the Kandiyohi Telephone Co., to ex.
tend their lines. We understand there
will be q demand for phones in the
spring. 80. Ellen Edmund came home
from Irving Wednesday,. =. .Nels AND
Eddie Hort were surprised Wednes.
day. They intend to leave for Ken
mare. N. D., in the spring. We wish
them success. -. John H. johnson
chopped wood for the store the first
of the week. /. . Harris Johnson hauled
butter for the creamery Tuesday.
S. B.. Glader has been appointed di
rector for the school in district No
38, to succeed Nils Norell, who re
signed. -. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Stenbere
called at Nils Norine's last week.