Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-06-17

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Norway Lake, June Is. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Syverson will be among
the attendants at the annual meet
ing of the United Church to be held
in Minneapolis this week. ::
John A. Skoglund has been around
and taken an invoice of the wealth
of the Lake Andrew farmers.
George Walhovd of Pekin. N. D..
is visiting with relatives in Lake
Andrew. His mother was former
ly Miss Maria Stene.
There were services with confirm
alton in the East Norway Lake Syn
cd church last Sunday, conducted
by Rev. D. C. Jordahl.
The Misses Nellie and Rosella
Rosby Of Willmar have been spend
ing a couple of weeks with rela-
tives at Lake Andrew.
Dick Larson and Arne Mostue are
on an exploring trip thru Beltrami
county and other places in northern
Minnesota.
There were services in the East
Norway Lake church last Sunday
by Rev. Sotendahl.
HThe ladies of the East Norway
Lake church gave their church a
thoro renovation and scrubbing last
Monday.
An unusual noise by shooting and
changing together different kinds of
bric-a-brac which might remind a
person of Gen. Sherman's march to
the sea, was noticed proceeding
eastward last Sunday night. On
closer investigation it was found
that young couple had agreed be-
tween themselves to 60 and get
married without consulting the
neighbors, and they had to suffer
for this break.
N. Guam of New London has put
up a branch tile factory at his Nor
way Lake farm.
Carl Peterson of Eagle Lake is
visiting with Norway Lake friends.
The fine weather last Sunday re-
suited in a we'll attended Sunday
school.
Miss Anna Mostue has returned
home after a lengthy stay in Rem
Vile.
A good representation of Lake
Andrewites attended the Y. P. S.
meeting at E. H. Hauge's place in
Arctander last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Rustad drove
across to Murdock to spend Sunday
with their friends, Mr.: and Mrs.
H. j. Engh, formerly of Norway
Lake but now of Murdock.
Miss Mabel Swenson has been
staying with her sister Mrs. 0. A.
Markell for some time.
Melvin Swenson is putting up at
VIM. Larson's place.
C. o. Linderud is excavating a
cellar and making preparations for
an addition to his house.
Gerhard Swenson has pinned his
faith to the general orders of Au-
gust Dengerud for a couple of
months.
Julius Larson and family, of
Mamre, have moved onto the J. P.
Edman place to act as general man.
ayers in the line of farming and
housekeeping.
The Ladies Aid society of the
East Norway Lake church will meet
at Mrs. G. Stene's place on Thurs
day, July 9.
Lars Chrlstofferson was around
lately selling some fine book marks
and books.
Mrs. S. G. Swenson is reported
to be sick.
Herman Larson, the genial road
overseer, while on his road duties
was summoned home last Monday.
The matter in question was not
road work, but his sanction and
signature in regard to the adoption
of a newcomer girl who arrived at
their home on that day. Herman,
in his usual good mood. did not
hesitate to welcome the new domes-
tic and assigned her place to the
Dairy Department on condition of
promotion under consideration of
close attention to business matters
and good behavior. Being as it
was his first installment, rumor has
it that something is going to drop,
and the "scribbler" looks for a ci.
gar made to order, about IL inches
long.