Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-01-20
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quite prevalent around here these
days, which necessitates a frequent
calling of physicians. Most Of the
cases that have required medical
aid are with children. Agnes, al
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. 7.
Skindelien. is suffering d slight at
tack of pneumonia; likewise baby
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Skindelien.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gjerdet was also taken severely
sick, but is better at this writing.
Knute Knudson is reported very i'll
with a complication of diseases.
DR.. johnson has been called out
twice, and he pronounced the case
a critical one, the patient being
afflicted with hemorrhage Of the
stomach.
The Board of directors of the
West Lake Creamery Association
had their quarterly meeting at Mrs.
l.. Johnson place last Wednesday
evening. Besides reviewing the
accounts, they also specified a time
for opening bids for saving ice,
next week.
Quite number of farmers at
tended the Farmers Institute at
Kerkhoven last Friday.
Robert jacobson was an assistant
at the Kerkhoven Mercantile Co. s
store during the sale week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorvaldson, who
have been visiting with relatives
and friends here. left for their
home in Adams, N. D., last week.
Miss Emma Gordhamer of Mora,
MIMI, is visiting at A. Arneson's
place at present.
John Roisum and Norval Leste-
berg were New London visitors last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Constance Larson of Spicer
arrived here yesterday to resume
her work as teacher in Dist. S..
Services were conducted at the
West Lake church yesterday.
A number of young people were
entertained at H. Henjum's place
last Sunday evening.
The farmers are busy hauling
wood these days.
Olof Lien, who has been staying
on his claim in North Dakota since
early last fall, returned home some
time ago, having been taken sick.
Julia and Gina Reigstad and Cor
nelia and Carl Gunderson visited at
E. Roisum's place Sunday.
''The wedding bells were ringing
One cold and frosty morn.''
Yes, they rang, and greatly ex-
cited our curiosity. Our eyes i'm.
mediately began to use their detec-
tive power and finally singled out
a young couple speeding for Will
mar. They were Clara Ellingsor
and Edward Mos, who were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony al
the Synod parsonage in Wilma,
last Tuesday. They left for Min
neapolis the same day to spend thei1
honeymoon. We extend our hearth
est congratulations.
i Arctander, Jan. 11.-Praye1
meetings were conducted at Myhre''
place last week.
Lars Myhre of Beltrami count.
is visiting with his brother, H. o
Myhre.
As the temperature goes down
the population of Arctander goe
up. Another number has been ad
ded to the roll of births by the ar
rival of baby girl at the home o
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Evenson.
Mrs. L. o. Netland was taken il
: very suddenly last Sunday morning
) and DR.. johnson of Kerkhoven wa
summoned. At this writing she
somewhat relieved, so we hope t
see a speedy recover.
Thea and liver Reigstad left 70
Aneta, N. D., last week for a shor
visit with their relatives.
C. T. Skindelien shipped Cal
load of hogs land cattle last week.
! The contract for building tn
new schoolhouse in Dist. % was lie
to Gunvald Aslagson of Belgrad
some time ago. Mr.. Aslagson is
very able architect, so the patron
may consider themselves fortunat
! in securing one who will execut
} the work speedily but also do
, we'll.
. Justin Georgeson was a Wilma
visitor last Saturday.
Clara, Edwin and Ole Haug
visited at the Brodahl place las
week.
Axel Aasen visited with the John
son family a few days last week.
Elmer Myhre, who has been stay
ing in St. Paul Park the past fall
returned home last week.
J Sam Henjum visited with hi
brother John last week.
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co.
} Minneapolis, pay II cents for Hide