Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-04-09
Svea,
Sve1.
April 8.-Seeding is finished, except
lax, and the farmers are now hoping
tor some rain and mild weather.

April 8.-Seeding is finished, excep
flax, and the farmers are now hopine
for some rain and mild weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Nelson left fo1
Minneapolis last week. We are sorry
to see them leave US, but they have
the well-wishes of their many friends
here. J. Ed Nelson will run the farm,
so hereafter we will see him in the
double role Of farmer and merchant.
A good supply of coal has been hauled
to the creamery. 1.-The concert and
oyster supper given by the band boys
Tuesday evening was grand success
In every way. The boys rendered a
very creditable program. DR.. J: Tel
leen delivered splendid lecture, and
also exhibited some idols from India.
Olof Lindgren and Revs. Lindholm,
Collin, and Lundberg also made a few
remarks. Last Saturday P. Parson
sold his farm here to J. F. Branton OF
Minneapolis for $4,000, or s25 per acre.
We understand he exchanged for city
property in Willmar. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. j. Swenson visited with Rev. Carl
son in Kandiyohi Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew johnson moved to Will
mar last week. Mr.. johnson is an
other OF our old farmers who move to
town to spend their declining years.. {.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Olson the
first part of the week. Mother and
son are doing we'll. John and Eng
vail Beck, who have been working
here this winter, have returned to
their home at Kenmare, N. Oak. 49,.
Misses Annie Strom and Annie Skog.
lund are home from Willmar for a
visit with their folks. Victor Lin
man biked it to Kandiyohi Sunday to
visit friends. We won't say much
this time as Vic said it was only the
second time. Some of our farmers
marketed cattle in Willmar Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Strandberg o1
Willmar visited at E. Knutson's last
week. .....A. 0. Skoglund is practis.
ing carpentering nowadays. He is
building kitchen for his father. %.
It is said that the basket social given
in Dist. No. 65 Friday week ago was
we'll attended. Alfred Trulsor
bought fine horse of J. S. Carlson
the other day for 1925. We noticed
that our merchant had an ad in las
weeks issue of the Gazette. That was
the time Ed made q big mistake. HI
should have inserted it in the TR1B
UNE so all the people could have seer
Cupid has been very busy il
these parts this winter, and as a Sc
quel the wedding bells will ring lout
aud%long in the ~aowsry month of June
It is said they will ring so frequentl.
as to eclipse all previous records.
Kid is heartily in favor of the addres
lately issued by the Peoples party
He hopes that when the campaig'
opens all the populists will roll VI
their sleeves, spit in their hands, tax
a hold and 60 in with firm determi
nation to do 'em up brown 80. Jim
minny Crlcketts is greatly misse'
from the columns of the TRIBUNE. w
are wondering If he has gone to in
quire about Jack Parrott, whom W
are all anxious to hear how he sue
ceeds. We hope the citizens of Will
mar have today voted out the saloons
sd. Ed Nelson has retired from th
band. Now, Vic, it is in print, AM
we hope you will enjoy q delightful
smoke. KID MCCHEE.