Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-03-11
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Miss Ayr Starleaf visited Kerk-
hoven friends over Sunday. ss.
Swan Nelson of Whitefeld attended
the auction sale at Oman's Thursday.
Mrs. John A. Erlandson visited her
daughter, Anna, at Willmar over
Sunday. &c.,.
Miss Laura Abrahamson returned
last week from three weeks visit. in
the cities.
Samuel Johnson made business
trip to Graceyille the latter part of
last week. .-.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Bergstrom were
in Minneapolis last week visiting old
time friends.
Gilbert Anderson visited friends at
Green Lake last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Louis Tuveson and sister, Miss Bet
sey, visited their parents at Atwater
over Sunday.
Rev. N. Frykman oAiciated at a
funeral at the Lake Florida church to-
day (Tuesday.)
Mrs. P. Dahlsten is suffering from
cataract of the eye. DR.. Dowswell of
Kerkhoven is treating her.
Nils w. Oman, of Cambria, Mimi,
visited friends in Mamre and Pennock
last week, returning home Monday.
James W. Abrahamson intends leav-
ing for Estevan, Canada, this spring
to reside on claim he holds there.
The snow is pretty near gone and
spring is fast approaching. Our farm
ers are busy making preparations for
it.
Gust Lind and family and Pete Lind
left last week for Graceville, near
which place they will rent half Sec
ton farm.
P. M. johnson shipped a carload of
cattle to St. Paul last Monday. He
went along and while there will visit
friends in the cities.
/ School begins next Monday in both
scho olhouses of Dist. No. Is, with the
Misses Edna and Clara Peterson, of
Kandiyohi, in charge.
A team of horses belonging to John
Carlson took little run all by them
selves last Friday, while he was at
Pennock. Fortunately no damage was
done.
Markus Asplund is unable to use
his artificial arm-which was put on
some time ago-on account of the ex-
treme sensitiyeness of the remainder
OF the arm. e..
John E. Oman had the mis- fortune Of
losing two COWS by death, the first OF
last week. They had come over and
consumed q can of bug poison, which
resulted in death.
Albin Anderson, lately of town of
Pillsbury, removed his household ef-
fects to the John 81. Erickson farm
last week, which he has rented for q
period of three years.
Miss Annie Johnson was at Pennock
last week attending to household du-
ties of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Per swedberg, during their alb
sence at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Stina Larson, who has been
experimenting the household duties at
J. F. Lindberg's place for several
months past, left for her home in
Pillsbury last Saturday.
The auction sale at J. E. Oman 3
last Thursday was we'll attended. Mr..
Oman expresses himself as very we'll
satisfied with the sale. Horses were
sold as high as $40 each.
Axel Lindgren moved to the N.
Oman farm last week, which he has
rented for q number of years. Mr..
Lindgren formerly rented the Holm
blad farm in town of Pillsbury.
Carl Olson, probably the largest
swine raiser in this vicinity, marketed
IS hogs at Willmar last Monday. He
received six cents per hundred pounds,
and on the whole realized pretty big
sum.
A sale was held at the Lundby
church, last Monday, of products made
by the members of the Young Peoples
Sewing society of the Lundby congre-
cation. The proceeds will 60 to the
church fund. - - - =. -. -
By invitation number Of near rel
atives and. friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Carl
son last Monday afternoon, to witness
the baptism Of their little daughter.
Rev. N. Frykman offlciated. & .:.s.5y ss: !.