Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-05-20
Lake Elizabeth,

May ~.
Edward F. Anderson is at present
working for Frank A. Nelson of Fab
lun.
Willie Fredrickson is attending
school in Atwater
Minus E. Nelson brought the most
milk to the creamery Monday, having
63S pounds
We can feel thankful to the St. Paul
merchants who averted the strike. It
would have been hard pinch for
creameries as we'll as other lines of
business.
Frank Swedlund, formerly of this
place but now of Big Stone county,
visited friends here Sunday.
Gust Swed!und and family and Mr..
aud Mrs. Andrew Johnson of Atwater
attended church here Sunday and
visited with friends in the afternoon.
August Johpson will build an addi.
ton to his house. Chas. G.. Johnson
has the contract for the mason work
and G. A. Peterson will do the car
penter work.
County Surveyor J. S. Day was out
here Friday and surveyed the east
hall of section Is. Peter Hanson was
a great gamer by the survey, getting
six rods more on the west side of his
farm.
Della Boom assisted Mrs. Ste ,berg
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. STEM
berg is unable to work on account of
rheumatism.
G. J. Boom made call at the county
seat Saturday.
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last Saturday to meet his sister, who
was coming here from Iowa for visit.
They arrived here Sunday evening.
Rev. Nilsson conducted services here
in the forenoon and evening last Sun
day, and in Fahlun at three O'Clock
in the afternoon. Our buttermaker &C.
companied him to the latter place.
Rev. Ekstrom of Chicago will pre- ach
at the Baptist church Friday evening
at O'Clock.
Moren Westlund has hired out to
Claus Anderson for five months.
S. P. Carlson and Willie Forsberg
hauled butter for the creamery Mon
day. Thirty-four tubs were shipped.
Our buttermaker is complaining
about some poor milk being brought
to the creamery, and warns the pa
irons that the creamery inspector may
be around any day.
A great deal of pulverizing has been
done this year to kill wild oats, but it
seems that in some instances it has
acted as fertilizer.
We are reliably informed that there
will be at least three weddings in our
town in the near future.
Samuel Edmund will leave for Ken
mare, N. D., on Wednesday this week,
with carload Of household goods
and horses for Gust Swedlund, who
will go to that place some time this
week.
Edward Forsberg was in Willmar
Monday.
We have noted with pleasure that
the hint given by the Mamre Newsboy
in regard to ueighhorhood visits has
had an excellent effect on the Tribune
scribes. How would hint about
dances he? In some papers it seems
as If the reporters were in the habit of
hunting around to find out when and
where dances are going on. Has any
one had an ounce of benefit from g.
dance?
Mrs. Nils Johnson and son John,
Of Atwater, visited at S. Stenberg' s
home Saturday.
Anton E. Larson is said to be put
ting in 100 acres Of corn this spring.
The parsonage at the Baptist church
is now reprinted. Rev. Nilsson did
the work himself.
Miss Mary Berg returned from Will
mar the later part of last week.
P. r. Peterson of Olivia passed
through here Monday, having been
visiting with relatives near Atwater.
We thank the Rose]illian CORE.
spondent in the Gazette for the notice
given US, but as we do not like mud
singing newspaper war we must de.
cline to enter contest with "Miss'
Paulina, who ia IN expert at that kind