Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-03-04

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Prinsburg. March To-day
Klaas Visscher and Garret Bosch
took the train at Raymond. bound
for Pease, Mimi. and on Thursday
of last week Henry Roelofs and Lou
Myer went there. all with the in.
tention Of viewing the country.
Dirk Markus and wife visited at
the Lucas Slagter home in Ray
mond Monday.
Peter Van der Veen and Ed Fitz-
patrick loaded car of baled hay in
Raymond last Wednesday and ship
ped it to St. Paul. The hay mar
ket is not in very brisk condition
just now, and many wish they had
sold their surplus hay last fall.
w. Talen and family, from Ray
mond, attended services here Sum-
day.
Mrs. Easterland went to Raymond
Saturday to visit for few days
with her daughter Mrs. D. De
Lange, while Mr.. De Lange is in a
hospital in St. Paul.
Joe Hoort and family left on
Monday per train from Raymond
for Chicago, ILL.,, their future
home. All are sorry to see this es-
Unable family leave US and we all
hope they may care to come back
after a while.
A. Smith and sons loaded car
with machinery at Raymond Mon
day, and the boys left for Montana.
The old people will remain with
their daughter. Mrs. L. Slagter, for
another week, when they too will
leave to make their future home in
Conrad, Montana. Our best wishes
go with them and we hope they
may prosper in their chosen state.
Henry Bruggers was Raymond
visitor Saturday.
John Bo ch has about decided to
buy the Christianson farm in Rose
land township.
Mrs. Will Roelofs was quite i'll
for some days. DR.. Mcmahon from
Raymond was called in Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ruesink from
RAYMOND visited at the J. w. Wie-
berdink home Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Nieuwenhuis
took the train for Willmar Thurs
day afternoon, coming back with
the night train.
Roads were in fairly good condi-
i!tion when this hast snow fell. Now
the thawing and consequent freez-
ing spoils the roads for heavy loads.
Herman Ledeboer is back from
his visit to Kansas, better satisfied
with conditions in general here.
John Wiser helped the Smith
Bros. haul their furniture and take
their cattle to Raymond Friday.
N. Decker and H. Ledeboer were
in Raymond on business Friday.
Joe Hoort held q sale on Wednes-
day of last week. The sale was
we'll attended and everything went
for good to fancy prices. Chickens
brought more than half dollar
each and some cows sold high.
Isaac Gort and Will Stob, and la
dies, were among those from Rose
land who attended the play at the
schoolhouse Friday evening.
Nick Molenaar returned Sunday
from a visit at the Van der Mullen
home north of Raymond.
The play "Out in the Streets at
tracted a large number of people
from far and near Friday evening.
The play is reported to have been a
perfect success in every way and a
credit to all helping. The proceeds
will be used to purchase several ar
ticles of use about the schoolroom.
Rev. and Mrs. Burgraaf visited
at the G. Stob home in Raymond
Monday.
E. Braker and G. Wieberdink
transacted business in Raymond
Monday.
Lou and Eddie Talen visited
from Saturday till Sunday with the
H. Bruggers family.
Miss Dora Rederius spent q few
days last week with the Hoffman
family in Roseland.
Miss Tina Markus, who is at
present helping her sister, Mrs. N.
Vos in Roseland, was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Huisinga intends to
leave soon for an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Chica-
|go. However. wedding bells are
expected to ring in this vicinity be-
fore her departure.
Mr.. Shada will pack his car some
time this week and leave for his
new home in the state Of Iowa.
John Rodman, an old settler of
Mamre township, was in the city
last Thursday, having just arrived
from his new home in Kingsburg.
Gal. He will spend some time vis-
iting with relatives and friends in
this city.