Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-05-29
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Mrs. A. E. Mossberg is visiting
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. M. w. Spicer returned last
Monday from trip to the cities.
The brick work on the Peterson
4 Wellin block has been completed.
Rev. M. A. Sotendahl and family
OF Norway Lake drove down to Will
mar today.
Andrew Guam and Elmer Broberg
of New London went to the cities
yesterday.
Ole Lien of New London went to
Minneapolis last Monday for few
months stay.
W. 3. Patton of St. Paul came
up to Willmar yesterday, returning
this morning.
Anders Forsberg of Mamre Wis
tied in Willmar Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. Gunnar Kambestad arrived
from Kerkhovcn Tuesday enroute
for her home at New London.
Miss Hulda Anderson returned
to her home at Murdoch last Mon
day after a stay at New London.
John Nelson, $40 Second street,
in the employ of Andrew Bjorsell,
went to Atwater yesterday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Frye OF
Kerkhoven took in the doings OF
the Royal Neighbors Camp last
night.
Mrs. John Ekblad and Miss Anna
Danielson returned to St. Paul last
Monday after visit with relatives
in Lake Andrew.
E. O. Kleve returned Tuesday
from DeerWood, MIMI, where he
has had charge of the public schools
during the past year.
| B. S. Covell, who is holding down
a homestead claim at Dickinson,
N. D., came down yesterday for q
visit in the county.
John Anderson of Darwin was in
the city this morning visiting his
brothers, the jewelers.. He was on
his way to Foley, MINI.
George Cole of Candy, Minn., is
visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Emanuel Zilch of this city. Mr..
Cole is one of the commissioners of
Yellow Medicine county.
Oscar Clausson, the consulting
engineer who has the contract for
surveying the city for complete
sytem Of sewer grades, is expected
here Friday to begin his work.
Rev. G. S. Froiland of Milan,
MIMI, has been working among the
United Lutheran congregations OF
Norway Lake this week for the ben
eft of the Lutheran Normal school
at Madison.
Ettens Haats and wife, his son
and daughter-in-law with several
children, arrived today direct from
Vriesland, Hanover. They have
three sons at Raymond, which is
their destination.
Rev. L. P. Bergstrom, vice pres
ident of the Minnesota Conference
Of the Swedish Lutheran church,
was in the city today en- route from
Murdoch, where he had dedicated
the new church.
C. E. Berg came up from Min.
neapolis last Tuesday and visited al
his home here during the after.
noon. He was on his way to Moose
Jaw, Canada, with party of twelve
who are interested in looking up the
western lands.
The report of three births escaped
the reporter last week. A sor
was born to Swan Anderson and
wife, May 8; a son was born tc
Nels Anderson and wife, May 16
son was born to William Fors.
berg and wife, May II.
The Royal Neighbors of Willma1
initiated a class Of eight members
last night. A program was rend.
cred and refreshments were served
The Camp has been invited to come
to Benson on June 8, to confer the
degree on new class of members
The invitation has been accepted.
Surveyor Day has prepared plans
and specifications for the grading
of the High school grounds. The
ground around the Central building
will be cut down to about the same
level as around the new High schoo
building, and the surplus dirt will
be used to level up the low groune
back of the buildings.
Real Estate Transfers.
TOWN OF FAHLUN.