Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-11-22

Fahlun, Grove City, Greenleaf, Will
mar, Kandiyohi and Atwater. So as
to enable the visitors to spend the
entire day there dinners were served
News Notes from Local Exchanges
A. NJ. Cummings is now. running the
hotel at Clarkfield.
Frank Lattetell has bought the Rot
zien threshing rig in the Priam coun-
try.
Aug. Gabbert sold his house in Ray
mond for 5000 to Mark Somerville last
week.
August Rohrenbach, for forty one:
years a resident of Donnelly, died last
week in Havre, Mont.
This week court is in session at Olivia
for Renville county with thirty-five civ
il cases on the calendar
The Kerkhoven Scandinavian Free
church will be dedicated next Sunday by
Rev Hallen of Minneapolis. ~ i,
Morris had hot fire last Monday
when the Stone & Nimroe warehouse
burned. There was $1,000 insurance.
The Rice county grand jury indicted
a moving picture operator at Faribault
for operating without proper fire pro-
lection and escapes.
County Surveyor Abrahamson has
divided up the lake bottom of the late
Wick lake near Raymond along the
abutting property owners.
The new floor at the Atwater' town
hall was given a good try-out the 9TH
err evening, Prof. Swalin's musicians
furnishing the musical rhythm.
Arne H. and Olianna O. Stensrud of
Madison celebrated their golden we'd
ding Nov. IA. They were married at
Grue, Norway, fifty years ago.
Mrs. Sarah Abbey Blasdell, widow of
w. H. B1asdell, and one of the early set:
tiers of Paynesville, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Pemble,
Nov. 6. Vs..
Seven applicants took examination
for the job of a. rural mail carrier out
of Campbell last week. This kind of
weather ought to dampen their ambition
somewhat
c. E. Monsoon was christened last Sun
day, being given the name of Helen
Elizabeth, Rev c. Swenson off1ciated-
New London Times. .E&
Mrs. Minnie Gross. whose first hus-
| band was killed in the Indian outbreak
at Beaver Falls in 1852, passed away
at Olivia last week Thus do the old
settlers pass away, one by one.
| Twenty miles and 20 rods of thing
have been placed on the O'Brien farm
near Chokio this season. Forty cars of
thing and $4,000 expended in labor are
items of the cost of this Improvement
! c.. F. Diekow, the blacksmith at Rem
| Vile has been at the business for 80
years, 20 years of which was spent at
Renvtlle and he is still doing business
| at the old stand. That is a long time,
truly says the Clara City Herald.
! **%
I J. P. Towle, former principal of
schools at Atwater, slid off tipping
hay load at Preston recently and landed
on his head at the foot Of an embank-
ment IS feet below. His injuries did not
prove as serious as feared.
Frank Abrahamson, who had the mis-
fortune two weeks ago to break his left
arm in two places, while being en-
ployed ON well drilling machine in the
town Of Lake Elizabeth, arrived Satur-
day to rest up at his mothers home
Raymond News.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gilbertson and
children who have been making their
home with the H. Brix family moved tc
/ Willmar last week, where they will re.
main during the winter at least, and
may reside there permanently-Nev
London Times. s.&
Miss Johanna Johnson, the wei
known professional nurse of, Willmar
who attended to the pneumonia case Of
Marinus Bosch returned Monday to the
hospital as the patient was much i'm.
proved and her presence was not more
needed. Raymond News. 4.
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