Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-10-18
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last week, where she will make an.
extended stay.
Sam Carver Of Harrison was seen
in town Thursday with brand new
automobile. III !55# q; u. 1 s5. z5
Miss Anna Olson returned to Will
mar last week, after a few days yis--
it with her folks west Of town
Gust Hegstrom was q Willmar vis-
itor between trains Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew Melby and children
who have been spending the sum
mer at the home Of Conrad Olsvik,
left Friday for Vergias, Mimi, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Clarence Field was a Spicer
visitor Friday.
Nels Olson was at the county seat
between trains Wednesday.
Sven Peterson returned from Pen
mock Saturday after, few days.
visit with relatives there. II
!. A. johnson and little son. Stan
ley, were Willmar visitors one day
last week.
Sander Anderson came here from
Murdoch Friday, on business, return
ing Saturday. 4
Miss Florence Henderson who is
attending the High School at Will
mar came out Friday and visited with
her folks until Monday. "
Henry Ertzland disposed Of his
motorcycle last week, to Walter Nc
Rae, Of Harrison.
Miss Bertha Thorvig was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Edw. L. Guam
over Sunday. szlai :a.,
Mrs. Fredolf Hultgren left for the
cities Friday and was the guest Of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith. She also
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hen
Erickson before returning home on
Monday.
Chas. Gustafson and family who
recently arrived from Minneapolis,
are now nicely located in the Klos-
ter residence, opposite the depot. E
A new sign made its appearance
in front Of William Olson's land Of
flee last week. Mr.. Olson believes
that it pays to advertise his bust
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Paul NJ. Peterson of Willmar came
out on Saturday to spend the after.
noon with friends at this place. @
liver Craven, formerly Of Caring
ton, N. D., visited with friends here
from Thursday until Saturday, while
on his way to the Pacific coast where
he will spend the winter. .ss
J: M. Spicer received carload
Of tile last week which he will us.
in draining some sloughs on his
farm east Of the village. Mr.. Spicel
is Of the opinion that it pays well t
drain the low places and make eY:
cry acre of land tillable. a.
Oscar Johnson returned from
North Dakota on Saturday after al
absence Of few months. Will
there he visited quite a number 0
places and he states that the crop
were fairly good in some localities.
Andrew Anderson has been: doipI
some blowing for F. G. Field the pas
week. . sz
The garage that is being built b,
William Nelson Of Spicer is nearing
completion. A. P. Ram and crey
have been busy these days putting
in concrete floor. The building i
neat in appearance and / with Nj
Nelson in charge Of this garage TIL
automobile owners will receive frs
class services, as he is machinis
by trade and has had a great dea
Of experience with various kinds O.
engines. It became a necessity t,
have a garage at this place, owing t.
the many motor cars that are here ii
the summer time. And we wish fol
him success in his venture,
Mrs. Charley Peterson and bah,
visited with her mother, Mrs. An:
drew Melby at Conrad Olsvik's las
week. s =.::: 4
Gilbert Guttormson and Carl Holt
are busy this week finishing the in:
terror wood work on August Moller's
new residence. 5.=
| Wedding bells will soon be ring.
ing at Long Lake.
Miss Eleanora Hillman left fol
New London Monday after visiting
with her folks over Sunday. She is
taking a course in dressmaking al
Mary Peterson's dressmaking par
lors.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Swedish: Lutheran church will give q
program and social next Friday ev.
ening, Oct. 20. A good program viii
be rendered and refreshments will be
served Immediately after. Every
body cordially invited to come.
n. Hendrickson left for Minneap-
oils last Saturday for a visit with
his son and daughter law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hendrickson. b .=.,4
Horner's Comedy company arrived
here Monday and will show at Mar
din's Hall during the evenings Of
this week. 5=. Il. 5.=5.:#