Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-01-10
RINcvlLlE CORRESPONDENTS.

RINGVILLE, Jan. 6-Simon@ Sten
erson, who has for the past few month.
been employed as associate editor O
the New London Times, has resigned
| his position and is now at home
Simon is not ir the best state of health
and cannot stand much work indoors
Olof Sonstegaard returned to 5th,
Agricultural school last Tuesday tt
resume his studies. He will graduate
from the school the coming spring
and will undoubtedly return home
with his head filed with good farming
ideas. He has been awarded bran6
new corn cultivator for efficiency ir
his studies. This is another headmar
for the many Ringville boys, who seen
to always get their full share of the
honors.
1t will be interesting to many tc
know that Emil Erlandson, who LEFT
for Duluth about five years ago to try
his luck in the world, is now employ.
ed at Cass Lake, Mimi, as grain in.
spector. Emil always was faithful as
the day is long, and will surely make
his mark in the world.
Miss Caroline Stenbakken is sew.
ing for Mrs. j. P. Johnson this week.
Miss Stenbakken is a very skilled
dressmaker, having taken several
courses at Glenwood, and certainly
knows her trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Sill entertained
few of their friends Monday even.
ing.
Carl Trulson, who has been giving
US excellent service as mail carrier
ever since route No. l from George.
vile was started, will engage in the
livery business in a town on the Soc
line between here and Minneapolis
Carl has now had experience enough
to know how to handle horses.
Rudolph Newgord, from here, and
Carl Quistberg and Lille Knutson,
from near belgrade, are now enrolled
as students at the Willmar Seminary
Rena Halvorson assisted for a few
days in the store at GeorgevilIe,
taking invoice. She says it's q job
and half.
Almost three iuches of snow fell
here last Tuesday night, according to
the report of our weather prophet.
At this writing a heavy northwest
wind is raging, which is mix ing the
snow with the cream of our lands.
We expect to have some good sleigh.
ing after things get settled.
Anders Erickson, a representative
of the firm of Olson & Iverslie OF
Belgrade, was around Tuesday buy.
ing hogs. It is said that Anders com
blues business with pleasure when he
comes out this way. -
Misses Tena Larson, Elma Thomp:
son and Carrie Guam are taking a
course in the dressmaking art at the
Peterson Sisters parlors in New Lon.
don.
A bridge-building expert from
Minneapolis was up here this week
consulting with our town board about
putting up steel bridge over. Grow
river from rGilbertsOn's to LarsOn's
place. The structure was to cost $50(
complete. The board thought it more
advisable to build one of their owr
accord, which will certainly be the
cheapest way.
We regret to state that next week
our beloved pastor, Rev. T. 0. Tolo
will leave for the cities to undergo ar
operation. We have not heard the
cause of his ail,ng, but earnestly hope
that it will not prove serious, anl
that he may return with health com
pletely restored.
Those who are unfortunate enough
to have corn standing out in shocl
will find it a mighty hard job to pull
them out. The shocks are now abOu
covered with snow, besides being frozer
to the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stenerson enter
tanned a number of their friends las
Saturday evening. Refreshments were
served and good social chat indulget
in. MAX.