Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-10-16
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Kandiyohi, Mimi, Oct. 14-Miss
Laura Karlson, our music teacher
will be here on Friday and Saturday
instead Of Thursday and Friday as
usual, and wishes all her pupils ia
note the change. ID
Miss Hilma Thulln was I'M Whitman
between trains ON Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lund were al
Litchfeld last Friday afternoon.
Mesdames Soreu1son and C. U. Pet
erson spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Arthur Anderson in Atwater.
Mrs. U. Nystrom Of Cherokee, Ia,
was renewing old time acquaintance
here last Thursday
Mrs. Norine Of Lake Elizabeth call
ed ON her son, Lewis Norine, Thurs
day. and Also attended the social at
William Gustafson's.
Chas. Holmberg of Denver, Colo,
was here enjoying a visit with rela-
tives and friends last week.
Hunters are numerous around
Handy. Last Wednesday there We're
no less than a dozen who went out to
the lakes south of the VILLAGE. John
H0gberg loaded them all into one
wagon. They came from ST. Paul
and Minneapolis, and report good
luck and good time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Lund-
quist, a baby boy, ON Wednesday.
Why is it THAT so many are wear
ing the Woodrow Wilson button7 One
Young lady says, "They don't notice
me, but will notice the button" About
five weeks more will tell who was
noticed.
District meetings will be held at
the Ebenezer church the 20, 81 and
% Of this month. Special service
Tuesday evening. the 2lst, when Rev.
Salmonson will speak on the mis-
sions i'm India.
Mrs. Anna Nelson Of Whitman has
spent the past week at the P. E.
Lundquist home.
Miss Norine Of Lake Eliza beth has
been visiting at Andrew Norine's for
the past week.
Supt. Frederichson visited our
school last week. The primary de-
partment has forty eight scholars en-
rolled, which seems more than a
handful for one man to manage. We
hope parents will set their minds a
little harder ON school work and set
the good thing going that was spok
en- Of last spring. For one thing, it is
almost impossible for two teachers to
manage about rs or 80 scholars i'm so
small a place and SO many different
grades.
Last week was a very busy week
here II town. Farmers from far and
near we're in for their coal supplies.
81. ms as it I>ar'lv hal enough coal
to go quite Il ways. Judging by the
carloads coming in.
Rumor has it that Andy Norine has
resigned his position at the Farm
ers' store. Hope not! We hate to
see him leave, for Andy is a. good
fellow.
Miss Hazel Monsoon is the new
salcsla.!y at the Farmers store.
Miss Mabel Norel is back from her
visit in Lake Elizabeth.
George Peterson is now assisting
Mr.. Saudersom at the bank and they
are kept very busy.
Ed. Peterson of the Independent
Elevator was at Whitman Saturday.
Miss Jimmie Fahlstrom is the "bis-
cult girl" at Kroona's range demon
stration this week.
Who was having a good time7 ASK
the quartette.
Some of the elite set took in the
play, "The Shepherd Of the Hills" al
Wllmar on Friday.
Tom Tiernev the we'll man, hai
luck in getting water for the village
The council men are busy planning
some way to get fire protection in tn
most convenient way. We hope som,
agreement can be made and work be-
gun at once as fire protection is bad
ly needed for the village.
Ed. Kellys are now comfortabl,
settled i'm their new home.