Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-12-23
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A merry Christmas to all the TR1
BUNE readers.
The Mission Circle met at the home
OF P. E Edmund Monday.
Rev. Nilsson will preach at Fahlun
next Sunday forenoon and here in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Veberg of Gennes-
see attended services here Sunday
| forenoon.
The Gazette news gathering com.
pany met at the store Monday even
ing to write news.
AS Christmas comes on Friday the
creamery will take milk on Saturday
instead OF on Friday.
S. Stenberg made q business trip to
town OF Fahlun last Thursday, selling
hand separators.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Aug. Olson and Mrs. Frederick Carl
son were taken sick last week.
F. A. Rosenquist has rented the
Glader farm. Mr.. Glader will have
an auction the latter part Of February.
There will be early services at the
| Baptist church At six o'clock Christ
mas morning and children's festival
In the evening Of that day.
Chas. Stannard of Irving, now
travelling salesman for q whip and
trunk house, stopped over Friday
night with his old acquaintance, s..
Stenberg.
William Clark of Irving came out
here last Friday afternoon to bring
his sister, Miss Blanche Clark, teach
er in Dist. SO, home for the holiday
vacation.
| Oscar Oleon has come home from
Dakota. He intended to go to the
pineries, but heard the pay was too
small. So we suppose he will spend
the winter here.
Aug. Olson has been moving the
house from the land he recently pur.
chased from G. E. Peterson to his
farm. His hogs will now enjoy the
pleasure of living In regular house.
Andy E. Noriue lost his moustache
in rather sudden manner last week.
There was a gas explosion in the
stove at the store, which sent q flash
fash performed the barbering job.
Andrew E. LaSalle died at the home
of Peter Felt in town of Fahlun on
Wednesday, Dec 16. The remains
were inferred in the Baptist cemetery
here on Saturday. Rev. Nilsson Off.
ciated and preached q very instructive
sermon.
A. E. Ericsson, assistant buttermaker
at our creamery, &C me time ago sen,
q ticket to Sweden for his wife and
daughter. The ticket has just been
returned to him, because his wife ie
lying sick at 9 hospital and will not
b. able to to travel this winter.
Remember the Farmers Institute al
W1llmar, January Is and Is. Try to
be present and learn something in the
way of farming and dairying. The
successful farmer is the one who
keeps abreast of the times and takes
advantage of the experiments, sue
cesses and failures of others.
January is the day set for meet.
ing at Atwater to be conducted by the
state dairy ard food commission
Mr.. Mcconnell. The meeting will
open at 1870 .. m. Every dairymau
from here would profit by attend :ne
this meeting and getting some point.
ers from such 40 acknowledged au.
thority on the subject.
We shall soon have to write 1904.
Another year is almost past. We
look back over the year gone by, and
each OF us will find things done that
he would rather have undone. But il
cannot be changed. We can only
pray for forgiveness and strength "a
learn by our own mistakes to do better
in the future. Pen hopes that in the
coming year he may write nothing
that will harm anyone, and that some
words of his may be permitted to dc
some good. FEN.