Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-11-18
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Nov. Is.
Ole Lee is sick with pneumonia.
Andrew Flygare is having a fine
new barn built.
N. Hallberg has now rem ed the
James Peterson farm.
Martha E. Berg assisted Mrs. Ed.
Johnson during threshing.
VIM. Anderson is looking for a
house-keeper for the winter.
Miss Mary Lindquist left for Mime
apolis today, where she will work.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Olson left for
Waverly today to visit with friends.
Alma Anderson of Atwater did
aking for Mary Lindquist last
week.
Mrs. Hje!te, who is working at M.
Mattson's, spent last week at Ola Ben
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Benson and Mrs.
Hjelte visited at Eric Johnson's on
Sunday.
Miss Lydia Glader of Atwater spent
the latter part of last week at N. W.
Peterson's.
Carrie Olson of Atwater did dress
making at r. A. Peterson's the past
three weeks.
A shadow social will be given in
Dist. SO in the near future; date will
be given later.
The Nicholson Threshing Co., said
"Amen" and finished threshing last
Saturday evening.
Louis and Lydia Madison and Ole
Anderson spent last Sunday evening
at Claus Johnson's.
About ten of the men who have late
ly arrived here from Sweden left for
the pineries last Thursday.
Not very large crowd attended the
coffee social at ). Barker's last Thurs
day. Only So. IS was gathered.
Claus Johnson and daughter Mary
attended a surprise rendered Rev. J.
A. Wagner of Atwater last Tuesday.
Thanksgiving day is soon here. Let
us all thank the good Lord for all the
good things he has given US the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Peterson and
daughters, Ida and Judith attended
the Baptist meetings at Willmar last
Sunday.
Emil Anderson, Florence Nelson
and Lena Hyden visited at Eric Bere's
and J. P. Lindquist's last Sunday
evening.
Louis MattsoR, B. E. Anglund and
son Harold visited at August Bro
mans in town of Lake Elizabeth on
Tuesday.
Henry and Annie Isaccson of town
of Kandiyohi and young lady friend
from Willmar spent Thursday evening
at J. P. Lindquist's.
A few from here are planning to at
tend basket social to be given in
Dist. IS, town of Lake Elizabeth, on
Wednesday evening the 25th.
While chasing q calf last Friday
evening Dewey, the favorite shepherd
dog of the Mattson brothers, dropped
down dead, from heart failure.
James Peterson's moved to Atwater
last week. They will occupy their
house in the south part of town, which
they bought from Louis Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Weiberg have
been visiting old Dakota friends the
past week. Mrs. Weiberg returned
Saturday, and Mr.. w. returning later,
as he is looking around for land.
Emil Anderson drove down south
today monday but where he went is
hard to tell. 1t is getting cold and
all birds 20 south, and so did Emil,
but hope he'll return before spring.
A Thanksgiving dinner will be
served by the ladies Of the Sw. Luth.
church of Atwater at the Atwater town
hall, and q program will be rendered
at the church during the afternoon.
A school entertainment will be given
in Dist. Al, on Friday evening, Nov.
q. A number of the P. L. S. members
will also take part so q good program
is being prepared. All are invited to
attend.
Word was received by B. O. Olson
last Thursday of the shooting of his
brother-in-law, Edwin Logstrom, eof
Finley, MIMI, who was accidentally
shot by his brother Raynold while out
hunting deer. He is now at q hospital
ia St. Paul suffering from having FIVE
buck shots in his body. KALLE.
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