Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-04-03
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Rosehllian, April Maurice East
man has gone thru an operation for
appendicitis at the Willmar Hospital.
He is recovering nicely.
Ruby Eastman and Grace Rem
strom are both recovering from ILL
ness. They have been under doctors
care for some time.
DR.. Branton made call at the
Holmgren home last week to attend
one Of the children.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Heglund has been on the sick
list, with two doctors attending. We
hope for speedy recovery.
Mrs. Chas. Ostman is staying in
Willmar attending a STEP mother;
who is i'll.
Theodore Renstrom hurt his hand
while splitting wood one, day last
week so seriously that he was obliged
to 20 to Willmar to have it dressed
by surgeon. He will be laid up for
some time.
Miss Mabel Gibson has been stay
ing at the Eastman home.
August johnson made another trip
to Willmar Friday to have his injured
eye treated.
Our jurors, j. E. johnson and Mar
tin johnson made a quick return
from Willmar. Kandiyohi County
without saloons has little use for
jurors. Who can beat it?
Oscar Gustafson and sister, Au-
gusta, have moved to William
Shields farm No. 2.
Miss Olson was doing dressmak-
ing for Mrs. Rodelius last week.
E. o. Heglund of Olivia was CAL
Ter at Albert Rodelius' place a week
ago Sunday.
Erick Danielson was a pleasant
caller here recently. He was looking
after his farm interests.
No school in Dist. 80 during the
past week.
Farmers have been busy husking
corn the past week. The ears are
drier now than last fall, hence bet
ter to handle.
Some farmers commenced seeding
Friday and Saturday. This week il
will be general here. Very little
wheat will be seeded. More corr
will be raised than ever before, al.
though good seed corn is very expen-
sive to buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindval and daughter
Of Hibbing, Mimi, are here visiting
relatives and friends. Mr.. Lindva
will stay at his brothers, Erick He'd
lof's place for some time.
| VIM. Lindquist was obliged to cal
a veterinary surgeon from Olivia
Sunday as one of his driving horse:
was sick.
One Of Albert Rodelius' mules clos
ed an eventful career suddenly Wed
nesday. For a dumb brute this null,
had seen considerable Of this coun
try. Born in Iowa it was taken tt
Minnesota. Two years ago it wa:
taken to Texas, and then back VI
here again last year. It was a gentl
specimen Of the tribe.
II Roseland boasts Of it's fine roads
Lake Lillian claims distinction TO
having three general merchandise
stores within it's borders.
William Johnson has resigned a
assessor. The town board met a
Flann's Friday to appoint a success
sor.
Andrew Swedin was at the tow
justice Office one night last week o.
business.
The Sunday school in the Roselil
liam Free Baptist church started Sun
day with quite an attendance.
Rev. A. Peterson of Christine wen
, thru on his periodical trip to Frids
borg Sunday afternoon.
The Englund Bros. visited with tn
Hanson folks Sunday. They ar
I building for Mr.. Erickson on the oil
Henning Anderson place in East LAX
e Lillian.
John E. johnson has been unde
weather and under doctors care, br
is improving. You had better cor
suit an eye specialist, Johnny.
: Ernest Peterson was at Olivia FIR
: day to see doctor.
Automobiling has begun on OF
nice roads. Several machines wei
out Sunday.
v Soon will come the presidents
~ primaries. Let us all get onto Il
y progressive rink and skate while O,
o. skates are sharp.
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