Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-04-08
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Lake Lillian, March 3O.-Fred
Olson of Herman, Mimi, is visit
ing with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Peterson of
Windfield visited at E. Knutson's
home last Sunday.
Emil Heglund has got his house
moved on to his farm at last, as
last Saturday he got it to Mr.. Heg-
lund's townsite across the street
from A. Jake's place.
Willie and Esther Heglund visit
ed at the Lett home Sunday.
Misses Hattie Erickson and Ellen
Blomgren have been assisting Mrs.
Ole Erickson in preparing for the
meeting Of the Ladies Aid society
on Wednesday ofthis week.
Rev. Paulson of Willmar held
services at M. Walner's home last
Wednesday and Thursday. Rev.
Paulson is an able and earnest
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rosen visited
here Sunday. They will move to
their farm in town of Roseland af-
ter April l..
Mr.. Hedman of Willmar has been
canvassing this town, taking orders
for nursery stock, and has met with
good success.
P. M. Renstrom and Chas. Ost.
| man lost a horse each last week
from what appeared to be paralysis.
Medical skill seemed to be unavail-
ing against the disease.
The Seastedt and L. Anderson
families visited at the Rodeiius
place Sunday.
Quite a number of our farmers
brought stock to Olivia today.
Cattle and hogs are bringing a good
price now, compared with prices q
month ago.
The Renville county sheriff, John
Wick, and Packenpaugh and Sal.
strom, game wardens, were at Big
Kandiyohi lake last Sunday to try
to get some fsh-or suckers, but
suckers don't bite yet, boys.
There will ne some ditcing done
the coming summer, as the court
at Olivia on Monday of last week
established the judicial ditch petit.
toned for. The contracts for the
work will be let some time in May
The town board meets at J. G,
Flann's home today to appoint 8
road inspector and transact some
other important business.
A carpet rag ripping game was
held at P. M. Renstroms' place last
Tuesday and quite a number of la.
dies took part in the game.
"Old love never rusts,, says the
proverb, and that seems to be the
case here. Mrs. Christina Lind.
quist, aged GA, left for St. Paul on
Friday to be married the next day
to Mr.. Erick Nystrom, aged 65.
They were schooimates in Sweden
and became lovers, but in some
way separated and she married MI.
Ole Lindquist, who died ten years
ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Nystrom viii
go to housekeeping at Alton, MINI.
We join in wishing them good luck
together in their old days.
Lake Lillian, March 3O.-Emi
johnson and, Oscar Erickson are 60
ing to Canada Monday.
A surprise party was given last
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Tillie Hagan. She was given {
sum OF money as a memento of the
occasion.
John and Albert Erickson came
home Saturday from trip to the
twin cities and Wisconsin.
Peter Blomgren and family Wis
tied at Ole E. Erickson's home Sun
day.
Peter Tall of North Dakota i!
visiting friends here.
l:;ss Elvira He'd, who has beer
in Willmar for some time, has re-
turned home.
A number of young folks gath
cred at Ole E. Erickson's hospit
able home last Thursday evening
and enjoyed a good time.
Religious meetings were held al
M. Walner's home on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of last week
Miss Thilda Berglund went t.
Willmar Saturday to remain for ;
few days.
Miss Amanda Aspaas has beer
working at Olof l.. Erickson's home
the past week.
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