Willmar tribune., 1909-06-02
LOCAL bREVITES

Ii LULAL ONCvllN !
Mrs. L. S. Berg enjoyed brief
visit on Thursday from Miss Maude
Gerrald, who went thru on her way
from Browns Valley to Minnneapo-
Ills.
John Larson of Whitefeld left on
Monday for a couple of weeks visit
in Alado and Chicago, Illinois. He
was accompanied by his brother,
Peter Larson of town of Edwards,
The Eighth grade held recep-
tion in the Carlson hall Friday
evening, and at the same time the
high school students enjoyed a hop
at the Elks lodge room.
An error occurred in the obituary
notice of Mrs. Maren Krestine Ras-
musson in our last weeks issue.
She was the wife of A. Rasmussen,
not H. P. Rasmussen, as stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winney spent
Sunday and Memorial day in Crook
ston. They are enjoying visit
this week from Mr.. Winney's
father, J. E. Winney, of Jackson,
Michigan.
J. O. Kloster and Henry Thorvig
have gone to Red Wing to attend
conference meeting of the Hauge
Synod. Messrs. Kloster and Thor
Wig are delegates from the Green
Lake church.
Mrs. W. H. Peterson goes to
Kandioyhi tomorrow morning to vi
| sit at the home of Chris Person,
and while there she will attend the
Mission Circle meeting at John Ga
brielson's home.
The annual meeting of the Mamre
& Dovre Telephone company will
be held at the Lundby schoolhouse,
Dist. No. Ia, Town of Dovre, on
Saturday, June s., beginning at
one o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Ida Jacobson and daughter
Marcella, of Spicer, left yesterday
for a months visit at Campbell,
Fergus Falls and Ortonville. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Jacob
sons sister, Miss Minnie Erickson.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran Bethel church
will meet on Thursday, June 10,
and will be entertained by Mes
danes A. o. Nordstrom, John
Wahlstrand and Sam'l Nelson.
Everybody welcome.
0. B. Swain left yesterday for
three weeks trip thru the west.
He will look over the land in vari-
Gus parts Of the west, and will also
spend some time visiting friends
in Kenmare, N. D., and Helena,
Montana.
Mrs. A. G. Agre returned to Ruth
ton yesterday after a weeks visit
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Bergsti. She was ac-
companied by her son Clarence and
Miss Julia Bergsti, who will be
her guest for some time.
Evangelist C. w. R. Wermine
will come to Willmar June II, and
will conduct series of meetings
for two weeks at the Swedish Meth
odist church. MIR. Wermine is a
good speaker and an excellent sing
er, and good many people are
looking forward to his coming here.
Rev. and Mrs. Aim and daughter
Della were Willmar visitors cou-
pie of days last week. They were
on their way thru from Fosston to
Minneapolis. Rev. Aim leaves in
a few days for a trip to Sweden,
and his family will spend some time
visiting in the cities, after which
they will return to Willmar and re-
main during the summer.
O. Jorgen Olson was in Willmar
a couple of days last week, prepar-
ing his household goods to be
shipped to Fargo, where the Olson
family will make their future
home. Mr.. Olson is very much
Ipleased with the business outlook
in North Dakota, tho he would
much prefer to make Willmar his
headquarters instead of Fargo.
| An objection to the final account
in the Carl Gustafson estate, filed
Iby a brother and a sister of the
deceased, was heard before Judge
of Probate Nordin yesterday. The
objectors claimed that the deceased
had not listed all his property, and
the judge found that they had am
ple evidence to prove their conten-
tion. The amount added to the fin
al account will be about $24O, to be
divided among four heirs.