Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-11
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Edna and Freda Monson of Mes
Lake took the train for WilImal
Saturday.
Ruth Parsons came home from
st. Cloud, where she is attending
the Normal school, for few day!
vacation with her parents of Greer
Lake.
Adolph Norman Of Spicer was
away from Wednesday till SATURDAY
Of last week, visiting at Minneapo,
lis, Maple Plaine and Minnetonks
on business.
Sadie Horne, who is teaching al
Diamond Lake, visited with hel
folks in Harrison Saturday and Sun.
day.
Miss Esther Gustrud of LONG
Lake called on friends in Spice1
and vicinity from Sunday till Mon.
day this week.
The teacher and pupils of the
Grammar department of the Spice1
school are enjoying weeks vaca.
tion. Principal Holmberg left on
Friday afternoon for Renville,
Minn., to spend the week with his
folks.
A little daughter of Cornelius
Bratbreg who has been quite sick
with pneumonia, is getting better.
DR.. Jno. Jacobs called on Will
mar friends Sunday.
Don't forget the social at the
Swedish Lutheran church basement
next Friday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. A. Samuelson cordially invites
all to come and partake of excellent
coffee and lunch.
Albert Peterson of Spicer visited
his uncle Aug. Moller west of town
Monday.
A jolly sleighing party of ten
drove in to Willmar Saturday even
ing from Spicer to see ''Thelma"
played at the opera house.
The farm that G. Hultberg has
rented from J. M. Spicer is in sec-
tion 2, Green Lake township, not
section 81, as printed last week.
Sivert Olson shipped cattle from
Spicer today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pitcher,
who came down from Montevideo,
Minn., several weeks ago to visit
with Mr.. Pitchers brother Frank,
and family, west Of Spicer, have
decided to locate in tnis part Of the
country. They went back to Mon
tevideo last week and returned with
their household goods and have
now moved into the house recently
vacated by the Hultberg family, on
Main street, Spicer.
Jacob K(oster and daughter Clara
were in Willmar a couple of days
last week.
Dahl Bros. of Harrison have sold
their general merchandise store at
Harrison to Gust Scheuneman of
Turtle Lake, Wis. The deal was
made a week ago, Mr.. Scheune-
man taking charge at once. A two
weeks closing out sale is being
held, after which the remainder
of the stock will be shipped to Tur-
tie Lake, where Mr.. Scheuneman is
interested in mercantile business.
The Harrison store has always been
a busy business center being we'll
patronized by people of an exten-
sive territory, and will be greatly
missed by people having a distance
to town. Sam and Albert Dahl,
who have been the successful pro-
prietors of the store, will take
charge Of their farms again, after
having had them rented for several
years.
Mrs. Alma Howard returned to
Spicer last Tuesday after a six
months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Orred Of Stanley, N. D.
Port Mcdowell and family, of
Spicer, are visiting relatives and
friends in St. Paul. Mr.. Mcdowell
will also attend to business inter
ests while in the cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. T. Olson enjoyed
a visit of their nephew Milert Hill
dahl of Minneapolis and John Hill
dahl of Willmar last week.
A public notice was sent to Spi.
Ger, signed by Attorney General
Young, on regulations passed by
the Minnesota State Board of Health
relating to Green lake-that nc
building in which animals Of any
kind are kept can. be built or main.
tained within 100 feet from high
water mark of Green lake. This
will necessitate the vacating OF
moving of quite a number of barns
and other buildings near the shore,
which when done will be an i'm.
provement not only for scientific
reasons. but also for the general ap.
pearance Of the lake shore.
VIM. Henderson, Green Lake
town clerk, was taken sick with the
grippe the first Of the week.
First Herd Tested.
The Thorpe farm north of the
city enjoys the distinction of being