Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-15
Lake Lillian,

A. Nordberg of Bowbells, N. D.,
who has been visiting friends and REL
atives here during the holidays, has
now left for the twin cities. He ex-
poets to get employment in the Mime
apolis Threshing Company's shops at
Hopkins during the winter months. -.
Miss Annie Dahlin and her brother
Erick of Dakota have been visiting
relatives around here during Christ
mas. Annie left for her home last
Saturday. Miss Nettie Johnson,
the popular schoolma'am in Dist. 50,
now reports an enrolment of over 40
pupils. We have heard rumor that
she will have spelling school or
some other kind of entertainment in
the near future. That is just what we
have been waiting for for q long time,
so please do not keep US In suspense
any longer The genial agent of
Gust Erickson of Willmar has been
shaking hands with old friends here
the past week. It he only knew how
his smiling countenance effects some
body's heart in this land Of fairies We
would certainly see him more often
out here. Quite number of young
people assembled at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Bornstedt New Years
eve to welcome the new year. The
evening was spent in playing games
and other amusements, and when the
guests left they were few hours in
another year. Chris Anderson and
Charlie Flann are now attending the
.Wilimar Seminary. Both we're there
last year, and MIR. Anderson also at.
tended the fall term this school year.
......P. II: Hanson delivered five 2.
year-old steers in Olivia last week,
for which he received three cents per
pound. AS they averaged $50 pounds
each, he received quite a snug little
sum for the bunch. It pays to raise
good stock '''''Quite q number oil
farmers in this vicinity availed them.
selves of the opp ortunity to attend the
Farmers Institute last week; nearly
all stayed both days.. "A. M. Hedin,
the county commissioner, was In Will
mar all last week. ... Oscar Lundahl,
who has been in Two Harbors the past
two years, is with US again. He says
he is going gack to his old position
next week. . 1t would be difficult, to
find q more radiant countenance than
that of Ole Erickson Monday evening,
week before last, when he was the host
to about thirty assembled guests. he
''smole" like . child who has just got
q: long-expected Christmas: presen i.
We are wondering If it was the crowd
as q whole, or q. part Of the crowd,
that caused this extraordinaryasmile.
500. Among those who. attended the
institute were Hemming Anderson and
=. A, Lobnitz of East Lake Lillian.
These gentlemen had over twenty miles
TO 90 in the cold. It matters not what
obstacles are In the way, when Z
Lfllianite sets his mind on something
he is sure. to get there. -. Charley
Arnold Of Wtllmar is visiting . friend
out here. Charley is rsilroader and
ssems to have good position and .
good share Of luck. 49,. Miss Hilma
Erickson visited with her uncle, o.
Erickson, 2 few days last week. :. An
ton Rudbeck has rented the Lundahl
farm for the ensuing year, while Mr..
seastedt, the former renter, has rented
the Williamson farm In. town Of Fab
lun. :. :. It Is rumored that one Of our
noted politicians would be suitable
timber for candidate for sheriff on the
republican ticket. He has the size,
and We don't think the quality would
be soEyery bad either. Y: s=5 Il J =
STAGE sCHoo All branches 81
the Thsatfical Profession taught thor.
oughly ~ mail. a lie on the. sta e
q the. most enioyible Of ! oooupa tions.
All students gnaranteed. positions.
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