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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-21

the placid stream that Elizabeth remembered that she
wondered if indeed it the same. Oh, yes OF
course was There the train trestle about mile
below them. Turbulent it appeared. 1t must
have been before, for the ground for long way
from the river showed signs of flood
Well, Terry, this is joke on you. she laughed,
realizing how impossible Terry would find this
than the placid stream she had anticipated and she
could not orbear to lean again to venture little
pat of sympathy for his beaten state.
Ferry threw his head again. broke from the long
stride his feet sank into the sodden earth and then
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-21

again II he gets the chance and try never to civ.
20 this dumb beast in her loneliness and sop,ehn,
ms entire subJection and evident dependence on her
Judgment and sympathy girdcd her up with sense OF
leSpohsonity to new courage, that it was after all,
very cheerful and confident Elizabeth who stepped
up on the track near the point where the long steel
uesuc began to span the river Off to the north sic
eebered there had been little settlement close TO
river that afforded cheap and ready transit to its
every part slow and rare intercourse with the Ont
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-21
Calkfng Cbrougb
the Dat
By Nora ARCHIBALD SMITH.

THE not uncommon saying. q You are talking through
your hat!
Must have come from old Korea, where they're quite
adept in that
All the head-gcars telescope in the ancient Hermit
land
And may be shot up pleasure when you meet
noble grand
For commoncr its lowered; even then It's not so
small
For it's three feet in diameter and seven inches tall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-21

Turn corner and, advancing, you may see smiling
beaded lace.
If the trimmings long and ample and is tied beneath
the chin
You may ask loan OF money and the favor hope to
win.
Such adornment prosperity and great success in
life;
Or the stranger may be happy and have chosen well
his wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-21

Should the morning be uncertain and the wind w,v-
ering one,
With mass OF gathering shadows and capric;ous
CLEANS OF sun,
From the hats OF certain persons skirts OF paper may
depend,
For to them umbrellas should sudden storm
descend.
The Korean Weather Bureau thus is organized you
see,
And may be by all consulted, safe from any form of
a fee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-21

II you're hidden to a party in the Land of Morning
Calm.
on may proudly bear the missive in your hat OF
braided palm.
Thus your status in society is settled once for all
And you're sure to be invited if Dame Grundy gives
ball
Hats may also bilboards, and upon them you
may post
Such bit OF news gossip may interest you most
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-08-21
IN The TOLLS OF FATE
By VIRGINIA MITCHELL WHEAT

L1ZABETHi Elizabeth Race you to the
- crossroads called laughing youth from the
back OF a beautiful bay horse that paved the
- ground restlcssly as his master curbcd him.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
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Green Lake, Aug. 30.-Mrs: John
Ahlstrom and children returned to
their home Saturday, after a few
days visit in Willmar.
The Misses Hanscom and Smith
and Fred Smith Jr. are spending
the weekend at the Hanscom COT
tage on Crescent Beach.
Miss Mary Brown and party of
friends came from Sioux City, Iowa,
Thursday and are spending some
time at Hotel Interlachen.
Miss O'Neil was a guest at the
D. N. Tallman cottage over Sunday.
MIR. Austin Hanscom spent Sun
day at the Hanscom cottage.
MIR. A. Williams was in Willmar
Saturday. Miss Barbara Williams
returned with him to Crescent
Beach, and on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bitterness and son spent the
day at the A. Williams cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette of Mime
apolis, who have cottage on Green
Lake Beach, went to Browns Valley
in their Maxwell. They returned
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Spicer and
Miss Scripture of Minneapolis were
guests at the J. M. Spicer cottage.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
F. Moede, ea of mel sec. 6, 69.8!

F. Moede, ea of mel sec. 6, 69.89
Aug 21.-Mrs. Eli Torgerson to
A. j. Onsakger, 10 a. of Govt. lot 8,
sec. 13, $1,000.
Town of Norway Lake.
Aug. 9-Bjorn Bjornson (Teige)
to E. P. Storaker, l acre of nw4
sec. 80, 81.
Village Of Pennock.
Aug. 19-Bessie H. Jorstad and
Jessie o. Golf ct al to Amanda Jane
Hyer, NJ of SCI of sci and that part
of ne4 Of sci which lies south of R..
R. r. o. w., sec. 3, unplatted parts,
ST..
Aug. 19-Rachel Hileman to
Amanda Jane Hyer, NJ of sci of sci
and that part of ne4 Of sci which
lies south Of R. R. r. o. w., sec. 3,
unplatted parts, 81.
City of Willmar.
Aug. 91-John Gilbertson to Otto
Horntvedt, lots 13 and ID, bl. 3,
Spicer's add.. $4,000.
Aug. 24-George w. johnson to
Torger G. Berge, n. 100 it. of lots
II and IL, bl. 80, 81.
Aug. 24-George W. johnson to
Torger G. Berge, lots 8 and 9, bl.
SO, 81.
Aug. 24-Etta Pease johnson to
Torger G. Berge, lots & and Z. bl.
49,, 81.
Aug. 26-Andrew Larson to Emil
A. Broberg, So of lot 2, all of lots
3 and 5, bl. H, Booths add., 81.
Village of Crescent Beach.
Aug. 24-Geo. w. Johnson to
Torger G. Berge, lot 5, bl. l, Hav-
erly's add. 81.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
REACHING THE SPOT
II Can Be Done. So Scores OF
Willmar Citizens Say.

To cure an aching back.
The pains of rheumatism,
The tired out feelings,
You must reach the srot-get at
the cause.
In most cases tits the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys.
O. J. Nicholson, formerly of
Willmar, Mimi, says: II first be-
gan tv suffer from kidney trouble
and lumbago last summer. also
had rheumatism in my back and
rapidly ran down in health until
was in very bad shape. l had dizzy
spells and could hardly regain an
erect position after STOPPING. My
kidneys caused me much annoyance
at night, and l felt tired and Ian
guild in the morning. Doan's Kid.
ney Pills, procured at A. E. Moss.
berg's drug store, helped me from
the first. l continued and am now
enjoying good health.
For sale by all dealers. Price Sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffa.
10, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name me-Doan's- =
and take no other.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
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Spicer-on- Green-L Lake, Aug. 3d.
Rev. T. Jacobs, who has been visit
ing for some time with his folks
here, leaves today for his charge in
Iowa. He preached in the Green
Lake church last Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Mattson, with sons
Edgar and Carl, came up from Svea
last Saturday to visit over Sunday
at the home of Ado]ph Nelson.
Mrs. Mattson is a sister of Mrs.
Nelson.
Marcus Olson IS now resident
of Spicer.
William Henderson. the popular
town clerk, is proud since the first
Of last week of the appellation
father. It is girl.
Miss Dora Lawson of New Lon
don visited for few davs with her
sister, Mrs. F. o. Swanson.
The confirmation exercises in the
Lutheran Saron church last Sunday
were impressive and we'll attended,
as such occasions generally are.
The class consisted of the following
members: Emma Boreen, Esther
Jacobson, Olga Nelson, George
Nordeen and Victor Swenson.
Rev. and Mrs. T. j. Lund of
Madison, Minn., are having a
weeks outing at the lake. They
occupy the Ekander cottage.
The prevailing dry weather has
been a fine thing for the several
threshing rigs in this locality
which have been threshing out OF
the shock. A great deal of the
wheat grades No. !, and all grain
Yields splendidly.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
for a months stay with his broth.

for a months stay with his BROTH
er, Hans Carlson.
Evald Danielson has hired out to
Gust A. Swanson for two months.
Miss Ruth Hagman left on Satur-
day for visit with friends in Co.
kato and Litchfield. She will re-
turn the fore part of this week.
Mrs. Gust Monson of Delano,
Minn., and her sister, Miss Helga
Anderson of Kansas. City, came up
last week for a visit with the Frank
Carlson family. They intend to re-
turn home today.
Louis Carlson visited with
friends in ''Svea' last Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Charley Berg and son
George, of Merdid, Iowa, have been
visiting friends here for a few
days.
Mrs. julius Erickson of Duluth,
Minn., is visiting with her cousin,
Mrs. J. O Hagman. She is ac-
companied by her son Oscar.
Buster Brown.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01

Norway Lake, Aug. 3O.-Miss
Anna Swenson returned from St.
Paul last week after, an eight
months stay in the capital city.
Threshing is now in full blast,
weather being ideal for shock
threshing.
j. M. and C. E. Monson, of New
London, were around pricing stock
last week.
Ole Slattum of Sacred Heart
came over last week to take care Of
his share Of grain from his rented
farm.
A. G. Hedin of Willmar bought
some stock in this vicinity recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Stene and
daughter Ruby. of Atwater, came
over Sunday morning in their auto,
to dine with the family of G. Stene,
after which Mrs. Stene Sr. and Mr..
and Mrs. G. Stene accompanied
them to the home of Ole Stene at
West Lake, where the afternoon
was spent, returning to Atwater the
same day.
A class of eight were confirmed
by Rev. Sotendahl Sunday week
ago.
There were services in the East
Norway Lake Synod church Sun
day. conducted by Rev. D. c. Jor.
dahl.
Quite few have begun cutting
corn, which seems to die out on ac-
count of this severe drought.
Gunder Osmundson, engineer at
the Gunder Swenson threshing rig,
received a telephone message last
Saturday noon of the sudden sick
ness of his wife. He left for New
London Immediately. but reached
her only in time to say the last
farewell, as she passed away at
$3.50.
Nels Prestgaard of West Lake
visited with Norway Lake friends
last Sunday.
Ole Stene of West Lake came
over today to take charge of the
Gunder Swenson threshing engine.
Some threshermen have added a
new equipment to their threshing
machines this year in the shape of
wings.
Anna Stene left for Atwater for
a short stay with her cousin, Ruby
Stene.
Christian Larson has again taken
position as general manager Of the
Swenson threshing outfit, and meets
with the usual success, this being
his fourth season with the same rig.
Stengrim Arneson has sold his
property at Jericho and will have
an auction sale some time in Sep
tember.
The Y. P. S. met with Leste.
berg's on the C. K. Lund farm in
Arctander last Sunday.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
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Arctander. Aug. 30.-Rev. Sund
conducted services at the West Lake
church yesterday.
Oliver Skindelien left for Aneta,
N. D., last Thursday, where he ex-
poets to take in the threshing sea-
son.
Axel Aasen assisted his uncle,
Jacob Jacobson, stacking grain last
week.
Martin Gunderson is running the
engine for the Edman Bros. thresh-
ing rig this fall.
Miss Otelia Vigen enjoyed a
weeks visit with her sister Emma
at! the Hauge Bros. place last week.
Mr.. G. o. Kambestad assisted
Carl Evenson and Ole Melby stack
ing on their farm.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. L. johnson on Thursday
afternoon, Sept. 2.
James Skaalerud was seen on our
roads last Sunday. Something
about the scenery or climate of
Arctander seem to exercise a strong
attractive power on James.
The school building in Dist. 23 is
progressing very nicely and a few
weeks more will see the finish of
another elegant. up-to-date school
house of which the community can
be justly proud.
Rev. Sotendahl will leave today
for the United Church Seminary at
St. Anthony Park. where he is to
give a three hours lecture on 1.-The
church conditions in Norway" at
the ministers summer school this
week.
Edward Kambestad, who recently
returned from his trip to the Pa
cific coast, was present at the meet
ing at Lesteberg's place yesterday
and gave an interesting talk about
his trip. He experienced so great
a change in climatic conditions. on
the way and saw sceneries so mag
nificent, grand and beautiful that
it gave him the impression that he
had been transferred to another
world.
The Misses Emma, Selma and
Christine Kambestad, of New Lon
don, attended the Y. P. S. meeting
at Lesteberg's place yesterday.
Miss Ida Riosum is assisting Mrs.
Gjelhoug during threshing.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
Real Estate Transfers.
Town of Willmar.

Town of Willmar.
Aug. 26-Frank G. Handy to
Elof Dahlberg, nj of nw4, sec. 18;
So of sw4, ne4 of sw4, sec. Z, 1875
a., $8624.
, Town of St. Johns.
Aug. 19-Bessie E. Jorstad and
Jessie o. Golf ct al to Amanda Jane
Hyer, nj of sw4 of sw4, sci of sw4
and all that part of nw4 of sw4, /,
mel of sw4, nw4 of sci and sw4 of
sci south of R. R. r. o. w., sec 2. /,
81.
Aug. 19-Martha Ann Crawford
ct al to Amanda Jane Hyer, all that
part of nw4 of sci which lies south
of X. r. r. o. w., sec. 2. 81.
Aug. 19--Rachel Hileman to
Amanda Jane Hyer. nj of sw4 of
sw4, sci of sw4, all that part of
nw4 of sw4. nei of sw4, nw4 of
sci, sw4 of sci south of R. R. r.
o. w., 81.
Aug. 23-Spencer Ericsson to
State Bank of Raymond, nj Of sec.
6, 32O a., 81.
Town of Dovre.
Aug. l9-C County Auditor to H.
F. Moede, nj Of nw4, sec. s, $500
Aug. 19- County Auditor to H,
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
Harrison Hits.

Harrison, Aug. 30.-Mrs. C. E..
Rief returned to her home at
Spring Valley, after a brief visit
here and in Atwater.
Misses Louise Jurgenmeyer and
Ella Upheber departed last Wednes-
day for a short visit with St. Paul
friends.
L. D. Dahl has named his farm
Oak Lawn Farm, which is quite
appropriate, as there is a nice lawn
imbedded with oak trees.
The ice cream social held last
Thursday on the church lawn by
the Presbyterian church was a fair
success. as the weather was favor
able and a large crowd assembled
The net proceeds of the sales of
Ice cream and refreshments amount
ed to over twenty dollars
John Sivertson was summoned to
Minneapolis last Thursday on ac-
count of his brother, who is very
low with an attack of typhoid fe.
YER.
Ed T. Gunderson made call on
friends in Harrison and also attend.
ed the Harvest festival.
Fuller Green has finished a jot
Of ditching for Peter Berglund.
P. J. Haley and crew, of Will.
mar. arrived here last week anc
started excavating on the dredge
ditch, cutting down the high
grades, enabling the dredge boat
going thru with less work.
Miss Margaret Martin of Willma1
has been spending few weeks Wis
iting with friends in Harrison
She left on Friday for her home il
Willmar.
N. johnson of Union Grove wa
in this vicinity last Friday, buying
stock.
H. M. Walby departed last Fri
day for brief visit at his parenta
home at Norway Lake
o. M. Anderson spent Sunda,
with relatives at Willmar.
Misses Edna and Grace Berglun,
were the guests of Miss Elsie Mas
tiers at the S. M. Dahl home Sun
day.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01

The Sisters of St. Joseph, Ma,
shall, Minn., are giving specia.
care and attention to the Teachers
course for young ladies preparing
to take teachers examinations. Pu-
pills may board at the Academy. %
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
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Colfax. Aug. 3O.-Miss Matilda
Thori Of Chicago visited at E.
Thimell's place from Wednesday
till Monday.
A few of the young folks visited
at G. A. Geer's place Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. M. Warness and children,
Of New London. and MIR. and Mrs.
Ahlberg and children, of Irving,
visited at E. Thimell's place Sum-
day.
Lewis Jensen and Hans Nelson of
Belgrade visited at E. Highstrom s
place yesterday.
Erick Olson called at George
Johnson's place Sunday evening.
Mildred, Rhoda and Roy johnson
visited at c. Larson's place yester-
day.
Colfax, Aug. 29.-Mrs. Herbert
Rockney and baby and Mrs. Carl
Field and baby girl Beatrice, from
Mayville, N. D., who have been
visiting with Mrs. Rockney's sister,
Mrs. P. Thompson. for some time,
returned to their home on Monday
Misses Anna Olson and Agnes
Twicky, from Belgrade, visited at
the formers home on Sunday.
Leonard Larson, who has been
spending the greater part of the
summer visiting relatives and
friencs in Sweden, returned home
last week.
Miss Agnes Olson arrived home
from St. Paul on Wednesday, where
she has spent couple of weeks at
the millinery wholesale house to get
the latest ideas in millinery styles.
She will go to Balfour, N. D.,
Tuesday, where she has millinery
store.
Prof. Waller from Willmar was
around getting students for the
Willmar Seminary.
Rev. Fretheim from Irving Park,
Chicago, conducted services in the
Grow River church on Sunday. A
very instructive speech was also de-
livered by Prof. Waller.
Mrs. Albert Thorson and children
visited at the P. w. Anderson home
Saturday.
An eight months term of school
will commence in Dist. No. IL on
Monday. Miss Herbranson of Big
Grove will have charge of the
school.
Colfax, Aug. 23.-Miss Hannah
Norm of Willmar came up for a
few days. visit with relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Emil Thimell visited at the c..
Hanson home at Lake Andrew Sun
day.
Miss Myrtle Norm visited at S.
H. Stauffer's place from Sunday
until Monday.
A few Of the young folks visited
at George Johnson's place Sunday
evening.
Rev. P. Schaffer visited at G.
Harlander's home from Sunday till
Monday. He left for Willmar to-
day.
VIM. Highstrom, who has been
working at VIM. Larson's place in
town Of Lake Andrew during the
harvest and stacking, returned
home today.
Miss Anne Larson and Darwin
johnson visited at Christ Larson s
place Sunday.
Robert Olson visited with Henry
Lundgren Sunday.
Emil Thimell and daughters Lii.
lie and Alma visited at G. Hralan.
der's home Sunday afternoon.
! Rest cun 0f Coffee in fhp citx
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01

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Svea, Aug. 30.-Miss Esther o.
son Of Minneapolis visited the past
week at the P. H. Nelson home.
Mrs. Emma Hegstrom visited
from Friday until Sunday with
friends in Willmar.
Miss Inga Erickson and lady
friend from Benson came on Thurs
day to visit at the P. o. Nelson
home.
Sam Nelson and family returned
to Willmar Monday, after visiting
at the Nordstrom and Martin john
son homes.
August johnson and family were
guests at the Ostrom home last Sun
day afternoon.
]. Ed Nelson and family and Mrs.
Nels Nelson spent Sunday afternoon
at the Otto Lindquist home.
Mrs. c. A. Bangtson and daugh-
ter Maybelle visited with Miss Lii
lie Nelson last Wednesday after
| noon.
Paul and Maggie Swenson re-
turned home from axe Lillian last
Thursday, after assisting at the J .
E. johnson home with the stacking.
N. w. Nelson went to Minneapo-
lis last Wednesday to purchase a
full line of fall and winter goods,
returning home Sunday evening.
Ernest Swenson and family were
guests at the Anson place Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Laura Lundberg assisted
Mrs. George Hultin with threshine
a few days the past week.
| Miss Anna Anson met with ar
accident while at work in the Sve&
store last Saturday and was unable
to perform her duties on Monday
and Tuesday.
There will be coffee social a
Fred Anderson's place next Thurs
day afternoon, Sept. 2.
Harold Nelson commenced worl
at the Svea store this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspaas visit
ed at Kandiyohi last Sunday.
! c. A. Bangtson and family wer,
guests at the Anson home Sunday
Gilbert johnson returned to hi
home at Kandiyohi last Saturda,
evening, after two months clerk
ing at the Svea store.
There will be services at Sve;
church next Sunday forenoon at tel
o'clock, with Holy Communion.
Miss Maybelle Ostrom returne'
to her home last Sunday. after hav
ing assisted Mrs. A. A. johnson
with her work this summer.
The Y. P. S. will give an ic
cream social in Svea church on Sat
: urday evening, Sept. II. The fol
lowing program will be rendered: !:
> Musical prelude, Carl Lundberg
Music, Skoglund Orchestra.
Recitation, Florence Christiansor
t Vocal Solo, Carl Lundberg.
u Music, Skoglund Orchestra.
Recitation, Augusta johnson.
d Music, Skoglund Orchestra.
Recitation, Alice Gibson.
Piano Duet, Lille and Maybell
f Nelson.
!. Song, Mixed Quartet.
Speech, Rev. J. o. I.undberg.
o Music, Skoglund Orchestra.
). Creole Belle.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
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Sunburg, Aug. 2.-Mrs. Ingeborg
Quale, wife of Christopher f.
Quale, died last Saturday, of con-
sumption. Deceased was born in
Valdris, Norway, GA years ago, and
came to this country when she was
young bride. A husband, nine
sons and two daughters mourn the
departure of a loving and faithful
wife and mother. She will long be
remembered in this community on
account Of her piety and noble char
acter. The funeral took place
Tuesday, and altho in the midst of
the busiest season, the whole neigh
borhood seemed to have time to
spare that day. Over fifty equip
ages formed the cortege and the
roomy West Norway Lake church
was filled to its utmost capacity
while Rev. Sotendahl in his pecu-
liarly eloquent and touching man.
ner delivered the funeral sermon,
taking for the text End Tim. 4:6.7.
The pail bearers were Alexander
Peterson, Anders Quale, Knud
Rhine. Ole Solberg, Knud Tune and
Even Hollen.
Miss Dina Quamme and Miss
Mary Rhine left for North Dakota
last Wednesday.
Miss Sofie Jorgenson from Benson
has been visiting among friends
and relatives here for couple Of
weeks.
Prof. E. C. Quale from Canton, S.
D., came home just in time to bid
his mother the last farewell.
Rev. Sotendahl will conduct con-
firmation services in the West Nor
way Lake church next Sunday.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01
Kandiyohf News G1eaninqs

Kandiyohi, Aug. 3O.-Walter
Hendrickson returned to his home
in Batavia, Ill.,, last Thursday, af-
ter having spent week visiting
with relatives here.
Miss Hilma Norman left on Sat.
urday for Biwabic, Minn., where
she will teach school the coming
year.
Mrs. S. B. Glader of Lake Eliza
beth visited at the home of Peter
Norman on Friday.
Miss Mamie Clint Of Minneapo-
lis is visiting with relatives and
friends here.
Lawrence Wicklund was in At
water on Monday.
Mr., Green Of Iowa is visiting
with relatives here.
Richard Freedholm left last Fri
day for North Dakota, where he
will remain for some time.
Mrs. C. Starlund and little son
left last Wednesday for McMurray,
Wash. after having spent the sum-
mer visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas En-
blom.
Misses Sophie T. and Sophie M.
Tallakson, Dora Larson, Anna
knutson and Messrs. Norman
Tallakson and Carl Knutson were
entertained at the John Peterson
home on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lund were
Atwater visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cederstrom
spent several days last week at the
Jonas Berg place in Gennessee.
Kandiyohi, Aug. 80. Mrs. Eng
strom and children. of Minneapolis,
are visiting at the home of her bro
ther, Oscar Hallen.
Miss Hilma johnson spent a few
days of last week at her uncle, J.
A. Johnson's home in Willmar.
Leonard johnson and family of
Atwater were guests at John Mon
sons home Sunday.
Miss Hllda Holmberg and Victor,
Willie and Joseph Holmberg, Mrs.
Anna Nelson and children, of Will.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01

Mamre, Aug. 30.-Sam Rodman
was taken seriously sick with dysen-
terry last Friday morning. He is
recovering very slowly.
Miss Betsey Lind of town of
Dovre visited with Mamre friends
last week.
John Carlson arrived on Wednes-
day last week from Rname, N. D.,
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01

Willmar Seminary offers Busi-
ness, Shorthand. Teachers and Col
lege Preparatory Courses. Fall
term begins Oct. 5. Write for cat
alog. 283
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-01

A Coffee social will be held in
the Swedish M. E. church on Thurs
day, Sept. 2, by Mrs. VIM. Thomp-
son. A cordial welcome is extend
ed to all. 282