Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-11-13
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Lake Elizabeth. Nov. 1.-The fine
weather we have been enjoying has Civ
en- the farmers time to catch up with
their work pretty we'll.
Sam Edmund and wife of Hope Lake
visited relatives here 1ast Sunday.
Mrs. Aug. Olson has been in the cities
for two weeks visiting with a sister
who has been very sick.
Mr.. Jeagerstrom, former resident CT
our town, but now of Dakota, called on
old acquaintance in this vicinity last
week.
A very large crowd attended the Lad
les Aid society at Chas. Johnson's last
Thursday.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Emil Hanson last Friday morn
ing.
J. A. Forsberg. who has been taking
trea tments for his eyes at Willmar all
fall, is now at home and is very much
better.
MIR. and Mrs. Simon Ekbom entertain
ed a number of their friends and rela-
tives last Sunday.
Frank Mattson and daughter went to
the cities last Thursday to consult a
Specialist eLOOoI IllC ldlICI . CyCO.
| Mrs. z. Jones returned home the first
part of last week from Hibbing, where
she has been visiting her daughter. Mrs
Albert Mehn for several weeks.
J. F. Branton and Anton Bake Of
Willmar were in this vicinity last Fri
day talking life insurance. They did a
fine business in this community.
Quite an Improvement was made in
town last week. The slough south OF
the store has been tiled so it will keep
dry and main street has been graded
and made wider so there is much mora
room for traffic.
a few from here attended the wed.
ding at Enbloms near Kandiyohi last
Saturday afternoon.
Roy Bowman went to Willmar last
7rday, where he will be employed dur
.ng the winter
| Arthur johnson has been mail carrier
| IN route No. for several weeks, while
| Roy Strong has been having his vaca
| ion.
NJ f. jackson is shreduing corn at
lively rate these fine days.
| Mrs. Axle bjorklund is staying at the
| NJ T.. Jackson home at the present.
The great landslide for Wilson GER
tainly was a great victory for the Dem
| ocrats. We don't believe that peOpl,
are very much afraid of hard times un
Ter Democratic administration or the,
would not have voted SO strong for viii
| son.
Nick Holmgren~ of Atwater has bee!
busy hauling his supply of hay from
here; taking advantage of the good road
and fine weather.
We congratulate the Tribune upon tn
splendid section of the Agriculture
Magazine 1t was a newsy little pape
full Of good and splendid advice.
| A number of citizens received thei
enlarged pictures last week which the
had ordered a couple of months ago.
People who know of some news will
confer a great favor upon us if the
will tell it to the correspondent but d
, not report any neighbors visiting eac
other. as we don't call that news an
will not report it, but if you know Q
, any outside people visiting in the vic
unity, please report it to us. Remembe
i the Tribune is widely circulated an
goes into a number Of states, as we'll a
y abroad. Our items may not always b
| of interest to our residents, as the
probably know the news before the
read it in the Tribune, but remembe
there are many former residents Of tn
vicinity who have moved to other place
and where we are sure the Lake Eli:
abeth items are read each week wit
= interest
Holm Hanson of Greenleaf, Meeke
lcounty, was here last week looking owe
- the Peter Hanson farm with a view {
purchasing same.
We understand that Chas. Bjorklur
is thinking of selling his farm. Peep
> who are thinking of buying a far
should look over the farms for sale
this community before they pay b
price for land elsewhere. Good farm
can be purchased here at s45 to $50 p
acre with good improvements. We ha,
some very good land here, but it neet
to be farmed better than it has bee
O. The trouble is, the farms are too lars
and hired help scarce, and the farme
: raise too much wheat, instead Of raj
ing more feed and feeding it on tt
Iplace.
Andrew Norine was seen in our burg
last Monday. Mr.. Norine has resignt
his position at the farmers store
Kandiyohi, and has not decided whe
he will make his future home.
The three-year-old son Of Mr.. ar
! Mrs. w. o. Carlson had the misfortul
| | to have his leg broken a week ago.
| some way he got under the wagon ar
a wheel went over him. DR.. Branton
Willmar was called and set the broke
| bones.
| Miss Eva Sorenson, Normal teache
| and the Misses Florence Magnuson an
| Madonna Carlin, visited several of tt
] rural schools last Wednesday.