Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-11
Lake Elijah eth.


last week. We Judge Horace to be a
Cracker. jack,' and if there were a
prize offered for the best correspond
ent shis year we should figure him as
a dangerous com oetitor. We welcome
to the ranks anyone that will contrib.
ute good readable matter for an in
telligent public.
Rev. j. A. Wagner of Atwater, Rev.
A. G. Carlson of Tripolis, Victor Mel
son of Rosendale and Aug. Broman
of this place made pleasant visit at
S. Stenberg's home last Friday.
Our buttermaker has bought an en-
igrant ticket from N. Norell of Kan
diyohi and sent to Sweden for help.
er in the creamery.
A. Nordquist, John Stem and the
Edmund family spent Sunday at the
Hedberg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. stenberg visited
friends in Kandiyohi Sunday.
Mrs. John J. Norine of Kandiyohi
spent few days visiting friends here
the latter part of last week.
Hilda Norine returned last Sunday
from Kandiyohi, where she has been
staying for short time assisting Mrs.
Norell.
The creamery will take milk on Sat.
urdays after this.
Charley Isaacson, Of Kandiyo obi,
sailed at our burgh on Monday.
The farmers say that hired help is
scarce so far this year.
The Atwater drayman hauled out
1000 pounds of Atwater -four Monday.
Anton E. Larson made another trip
to Irving on Monday aud Tuesday.
The ladies sewing society will meet
son Thursday at Geo. Bowman's place.
County Treasurer Norm will be at
our store on Saturday, Feb. IA, t.
SOLICIT taxes. You can tn reby save a
strip to Willmar.
A letter received from the state OF
Washington states that they were
blowing there on the 23d and oath Of
Janusry. Quite difference in climate
between that place and here.
Ed. Engberg and family spent Sun
day at j. A. Forsberg's home.
We welcome with a double cheer the
Willmar township CORE spondent to
she rank OF contributors. Still there
are. many places left to hear from.
We would like to see Harrison and
Atwater repre- >ented. We hope some
one will try il.
Cokato they have new way OF
killing blind pigs. II was tried last
week. One was burned out.
Hemming Nilsson, the cattle buyer,
reports that the market has not yet
improved Or stiffened.
We understand that A. Nordquist,
the church decorator, will have the
contract for decorating the Rosenda|e
Methodist church.
Miss Ester Edmund is al present
working for Mrs. Gust Swedlund in
Atwater.
Joseph Nilsson will be our mail car
rier twice week.
Messrs. E. Engberg and E. Jackson
attended railroad meeting at Thorpe
last Saturday. 1t was decided to for.
ward to ]. J. Hill the petitions Sc.
cured.
We are proud of "Kalle's" long
contribution in Saturdays edition,
and especially of his temperance com
ments. Go ahead, Kalle; you are do
ing splendidly.
81. Halvorson of Cokato, dealer in
hides and furs, transacted business
here Thursday of last week. He also
made business trip to Lake Lillian
and Thorpe.
. Mr.. Johnson, representative of the
willmar Jobbing & Manufacturing
Co., and Mr.. Thorn, travelling for J.
L. Lindner, called at the store the lat.
ter part of lastweek.
Andrew Peterson made a business
trip to Willmar Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Norine of Kan
diyohi visited relatives and friends
here the first part of the week.
Emil Edmund is assisting A. o. Par
son in preparing the summers supply
OF wood.
Edward Forsberg and August Nor
inc visited friends in Fahlun Sunday.
Lewis 8 brine, the assistant harness
maker at Kandiyohi, spent Sunday
with relatives here. =
Ernest Stenberg is at present work
ing for Nels Peterson.
! We noticed in last weeks issue of
the Gazette that their Lake Elizabeth
correspondent said news was scarce,
Just get q move on you and you will
find plenty Of news. :.
Frans Rosenquist says he has some
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