Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-02-27
New London News

New London News
NEW LONDON, Feb. 26.-An infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs Jonas D. Mon
son died Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Emil Jacobson is quite serious
ly i'll and will be taken to Willmar for
medical treatment.
"Edison' Iverson has rented one of
the j. H. Neer buildings south of the
depot and has gone into the boat
building business. He can furnish
either row, sail or motor boats.
The Reverends Tolo, of Crow River;
Jordahl, of Norway Lake; Petersen,
of Benson; Peterson, of Ellington, S.
D.; and lngebrigtson, of DEBORAH,
Iowa, boarded the train here last
Thursday.
The New London schools closed last
Thursday afternoon to allow the teach
ers to take the train. Prof. Morgan
left for St. Cloud, Miss Hilleboe went
to Willmar, and the Misses Watson
and Waldron to Morris. The school
opened again Tuesday.
John G. Peterson went to Willmar
last Thursday.
Buttermaker Nicholson is now papa
for the first time. A son came to
gladden. their home last Tuesday.
Emil Thorn will sell his property on
the Chas. Thorn farm, south of the
village at public auction on Thursday,
March II.
Cashier Estrem was at Willmar
Thursday.
A. T. Thorne went to the cities Mon
day to purchase his spring and sum-
mer stock of clothing and shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amund Hagen, Bur-
bank residents, are the happy parents
of a baby girl born to them the first
part of this month.
Beatrice Smithson is unable to at
tend school this week on account of
being sick. We all hope for her
speedy recovery.
The State Bank has the tax list and
you can pay your personal property
taxes there.
Paul Nordin arrived with his wood
saving outfit last Friday and will saw
wood for Jno. Borgeson and Herman
Johnson. He has gasoline engine
of horsepower.
Carl Anderson of Belgrade, was in
town last Friday.
Ole Olson Berg, of Kandiyohi, was
a New London visitor last Monday.
w. S. johnson and And. Engen
shipped carload of stock to St. Paul
last Monday.
Chas. Peterson, section foreman,
was off duty last Friday on account
OF sickness.
Elmer Erickson spent last week in
the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Geer, former
residents of New London township,
but late of Forreston, Mimi, came
down to attend the funeral of G. S.
Geer. They spent a few days visiting
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stang, residing in the
Ostlund & Peterson residence, are the
happy parents of a baby boy born to
them last Saturday.
Willie Peterson and Miss Tena Lar
son, of Burbank, were in town last
Saturday. Miss Larson will remain
in town few days.
Pay nesville, came down last Saturday
for weeks stay with Burbank rela-
tives. Mrs. Thomas will spend her
time visiting while G.. K. will look
over his old trapping grounds on Mud
lake.
Drayman Strand has invested in a
new dray wagon.
The interior of the Nelson building
occupied by Edw. Lungstrom, dealer
in confectionery, is undergoing repairs
which will improve its looks. The
ceiling and walls will be repapered
and a new floor put in.
Emil Johnson is now located in one
| of the rooms over the Norstedt & Som
meat market, where he has line OF
jewelry and also does watch repairing.
AS soon as the weather permits, the
house occupied by Mr.. Davis will be
| torn down and new one erected in it's
place, which will be occupied by the
New London Times. The Times will
| then be located on the ground floor,
AND it is possible that Mr.. johnson
will equip the upstairs with office
rooms. .:.:
Ruth, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F.. Lundquist, who had the
misfortune of breaking her foot on
the mill pond while out skating last
fall, is now able to be around as usual
again. Nv
"A child of Jonas D. .Monson of Rim
60 Lake died last week, and the funer-
al occurred at the Lebanon cemetery
Saturday afternoon. -. =,
Mrs. J. Monson, mother of the Mon
son brothers of this village, is lying
disabled at her Dovre home by reason
OF an injury of q hip sustained by fall
ing on slippery ice. :.a~ -. ...:~s
eve are going with the Anderson
Land Co. to Colorado, March s." - /:
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