Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-04-10
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Carlson of Meriden, Iowa, is visiting
with her cousin, Mrs. Peter Erickson,
on her way home from Mortified,
where she has been attending school.
John Wicklund and K. Backlund at
tended to BUSINESS matters in Willmar
last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Frank Harris of Spicer spent
few days of last week visiting at P.
Burns home.
James Sanderson and Marcus Olson
OF Willmar were in our town on bust
ness on Wednesday.
Tom Tierney is making we'll on
the j. Johnson farm.
John Ostling of Ringville is running
the harness shop for Arne Larson Of
New London, who purchased the same
from A. w. Linderholm recently.
Ed Halstrom returned home from
Red Wing last Thursday, where he
spent few days visiting with his par
ents.
Anton Brogren of New London Wis
tied with friends here few days last
week.
Arvid Anderson has hired out as
clerk for A. P. Salmonson.
Jonas Enblom was the victim of a
serious accident last Friday. He was
taking shoe from horses foot,
when the horse happened in some man
ner to stumble and fell on Mr.. Enblom.
The result was that he had a sprained
ankle and his face was somewhat
bruised. He was taken to Willmar at
once for medical attendance, and is
now getting along as we'll as could be
expected under the circumstances.
Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ. Burns were Wis
itors in Spicer on Thursday.
AXel Elmquist is now having q new
residence built. The carpenter work
is being done by P. f. Anderson.
Miss Hilma Norman was in Willmar
on Saturday. From there she went
to Atwater for a short visit with her
sister, Mrs. S. B. Glader.
Nick Anderson, who is in the en-
ploy of p. E. Lundquist, met with an
accident last Saturday which might
have proved more of serious nature
than it did. He was attempting to
take off the belt which was running
the wood Isaw, and in some manner
his Jacket was caught. He received a
was also bruised some.
George Engv all is working at Defoe's
place.
K. Backlund shipped carload OF
stock to St. Paul on Monday.
A. W. Linderholm was busy last
Saturday moving his family and fur
niture to the Nels LATERAL farm which
he has rented for the coming year.
M. G. Sorenson was in Willmar on
Friday.
A petition was circulated in the vii.
lage last week for the purpose of get
ting signers to call a special school
meeting to be held this week, to de-
eide by the voters if new school
house is going to be built this coming
summer. We understand that the old
school building is too small and that
if new one is to be built it will be a
four-room building and up-to- date in
every respect. The cost has been es.
timated at about $4,000. A new
school house will certainly be great
improvement to our town.
Miss Anna Peterson will display a
nice line of trimmed hats at the City
Restaurant April 1920, Friday and
Saturday. Call and see her before
buying your spring hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Anderson were
busy last week moving their furniture
to their new residence in the village.
They have retired from farming and
the farm is now being managed by
their son Elmer.
George Bengtson and Peter Lund.
berg are making preparations to move
to North Dakota this week, where they
will commence to work on their claims
Miss Edith TAFT left last week fol-
Wells, Mimi, where she went to teach
term of school.
John Ostling, the new harness max.
er, went to New London on Saturday
for visit with his parents.
Seeding is now in full blast and the
fields are in good condition for put
ting in the small grain.
Halvor Narverud of Howard Lake il
spending a few days visiting at thu
home of A. O. Narverud east of town
Erick and Martha Erickson enter
tanned few of their friends last Sun
day in honor of their cousin, Miss
Stella Carlson.
Mrs. Charley Swenson, who has
been very sick with pneumonia, is nov
somewha at improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Isaacson at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Nordlund
in Atwater on Sunday.
Miss Martha Erickson left last Mon
day for Meriden, Iowa, where sht
will spend the summer with relatives
Mrs. Peter Swenson and children
have taken up their apartments il
Mrs. Broman's house.