Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-09-04
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Lake Elizabeth, Sept. 2-Max
Bomsta, the oldest son Of j. E. Bonn
sta was taken to Litchfield some
time ago to receive treatment for his
eyes. He had in some way gotten
poison in his eyes from some weeds.
We are glad to learn that he is i'm
proving.
Carl Uner, our local blacksmith,
has installed trip hammer which he
runs with his gasoline engine. With
the trip hammer he can sharpen
pillow lay much faster and also do a
much better job.
Mrs. B. T. Otos and children Of
Willmar were here couple Of weeks
ago and visited with Mrs. Otos' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paulson are the
proud parents Of a baby boy born to
them a week ago last Saturday. So
far Roy has not made any sign Of
passing the cigars around.
Miss Mary Lind, who has been
staying at Nels Peterson's the past
month, left for st. Paul week ago
Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Olson was at Willmar
last Friday and visited with her hus-
band who is sick at the Willmar hos
pital. Mr.. Olson was operated upon
over two months ago and is not yet
able to sit up in bed. He is improv-
ing, however, and We hope he can
soon return to his home.
Irving Forsberg left last week for
Foley after spending a couple of
weeks at his home here. He is learn
ing the butchers trade from his bro
theirs, Clarence and George, who have
a meat market at Foley and who are
full fedged butchers.
Willie Larson was at Litchfeld the
first part of last week and returned
with a load Of merchandise.
| Esther Larson is now staying al
her home, after working at Wallace
Hedlund's for the summer.
| Albert Swan and Martin Draxtor
were at Willmar Thursday, returning
Friday evening. They went there with
a large gear for Swans en- CINE t.
have it welded at Oman & Johnson's
shop. It is a great convenience fo1
the threshers to be able to have sucl
work done at the county seat.
! Walter Ogren, head clerk at tn
store, has been taking a short vaca
ton, which he spent at his home il
Danielson.
Oscar Dahlstrom expects to leav1
for his home in Minneapolis the las
part Of the week where he will attent
school. He has been clerk at tn,
store here for 2112 months and mad
a number of friends who are sorry t,
see him leave.
Lille and Florence Boom left fo
Willmar Saturday where they will at
tend school. :
Gilbert Gibson says he is going t.
quit farming and enter into som
professional business where he cal
take life easier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Erickson
were up from the cities for fey
days last week and visited with MI
Erickson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Erickson.
Rev. Ericsson will preach at Fab
lun next Sunday, SO there will be n
services at the Baptist church.
A number of our young people at
tended the social at the Oak Park N
E. church last Friday evening. The
all report good time, even Abel Elk
BON who had a 26 mile round trip o
muddy roads.
The reports from threshing sho'
that wheat yields from II to Is bush
els per acre and oats 40 to 60 bush
. els. There is quite lot Of shoe
threshing to do yet.
| The fields are again turning blacl
! the trees are beginning to put o
their fall like appearance, and 500
; We have winter again. We can't bel
r but wonder where the summer ha
gone to.
Richard S. Danielson has decide
to quit farming and with his fami]
will remove to Chicago this fa]
where they expect to make their fu1
ure home. Ottmar Danielson wi