Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-02-07
for the Spencer Nursery Co., of Iowa.
arrived home Monday for a visit with
her children.
RosEiILiIAN ITEMS

scribes! Here comes the old Roselillian
rough rider who has not been seen in
Year we come back to the glorious land
of roses and lilies. Don't lose your
head if your name should be seen in the
columns of our up-to-date Willmar Trib-
une.
Lars Nordgren intends to move his big
barn half mile east of where it now
Lillian than in the land of roses. :.
Eastlund Brothers have been hauling
sand from Lake Waconda.
A. P. Eastlund is going to build an
up-to- date dwelling house on his place.
Ida Danielson was dressmaking at the
A. M. Renstrom home last week.
Ole Blq 29333, s and O. L. Erickson 2;
time snow storm.
Albert Rodelius had the neighbors as
sist him haul sand from Big Kandiyohi
lake last Wednesday.
Chas. .Ostman has been busy fencing
in the Grove lake island and will use
he will have to build barn there.
The Y. P. S. of the Christine congre-
gation met at the church Friday eve
ming.
Andrew Swedin Of the new Lake Lii
Liam store has posters S; out
pays IS cents for butter fat. If you
give him call before it is all zone you
will not need to cry over split milk.
Peter Lindquist has still SO acres of
corn shocks on the field to pe husked.
The Y. P. S. of the Christine church
Friday evening, the 23rd.
L. J. Peterson made trip to Willmar
last week to see about having heating
plant put into his home.
Chapter 100 Of the late session laws
Of Minnesota provides, all road taxes
when majority of the voters so de-
clare by ballot. 1t is necessary to pres
ent petition signed by ten tax payers
ton be submitted at the spring election
Action along this line would mean bet
ter roads. We understand that the a.
town would make use of this law we
would soon have fine roads to travel.
Also look up the provision requiring
lights on all wagons and buggies after
dark.
A party is circulating petition for a
new school district in Lake Lillian.
That is move that should have been
made for years back
P: s; J. Johnson has received word
from nc Coteau. n: D., telling of the death
known here as Mrs. Skoglund. last Tues
day morning. She was a resident of
Lake Lillian and moved to North Dakota
about II years ago. She leaves a hus-
band, 5 children and some grand child
rem, and some relatives who still reside
here. Nothing was known of her illness
until the news of her death came
Mr.. Hedman of Willmar was taking
nursery orders in this vicinity last week
to be shipped to Olivia next spring.
Some Of the sports took in the wrest-
ling match at Olivia week before last.
There are some boys here posting up
to meet Mr.. Potts in the near future.
Erick Hedlof is busy hauling coal for
school furnace.
Madame Rumor says that wedding
bells will be ringing in Roselillian in the
near future.
Our girls should get busy as it is Leap
Year.
Rev: Peterson Of Lake Lillian came
back home Wednesday from attending
the Mission meeting at Beckville.
VIM. Shields left for his home in
South Dakota last week He has been
marketing the grain which was raised
on his farm in Lillian.
Now We Scribe will furnish the Tri-
bune with epistles regularly If Editor
Lawson gives us space in the columns
of his paper. Let us suggest that when
you have read your copy of the Tribune
you send it to some Of your friends who
might appreciate to read it.