Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-19
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Ringville, June 17-Julia johnson,
who has been at Louisoerg, Mimi, this
spring, was home for weeks vacation
and left last Monday again for Green
Lake, where she will work at the hotel
this summer.
Don't forget--the ladies' auction sales
the day successful at Gausdahl's the
Goth and Crow River the 21st. g.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rud and daughter left
for Fargo, N. D., last Monday after an
extended visit with Hoiseth's at George
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Halvorson took in
confirmation exercises in the Swedish
church at New London last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morally, Anna Guam and
Mrs. John Osthvig visited at Oliver Ped
erson's home last Sunday. 2tzs e.. -;
p. L. P. with assistants are at present
putting down the basement and founda-
ton for p. o. Sonstegard's house.
Remember the concert in Gausdahl
church, Monday, June oath, at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. The concert is given
by a sextett from the Augsburg Semin-
airy. 1t is rare treat to have singers
in our vicinity like this and everyone
should try to attend.
The joint creamery picnic between
Belgrade and Georgeville will be given
in the Erickson grove on June 9th. The
program for the day will be as follows:
Forenoon program-W. r. Anderson, adj
dress Of welcome 10:30; Joel Winkjer,
Dairy and Food Commissioner at
1O:3O; Pete Miller of Morris will talk
ON silos at 1880. Afternoon program
Gov. Adolph O. Eberhart, $3.50; Prof l..
M. Washburn from the State Agricul-
tural College, $3.50; music by the Warner
and Crow River Band and singing by
the Crow River and German choir.
Amusements will consist Of ball game
between Georgeville and Belgrade; tug
Of war and races and contests Of all
kinds. Remember the 9th. Everybody
should come out this day and enjoy a
splendid time. 1919 =
Brief Items from Neighbor1ng Localities
| Redwood Falls enforces State law
speed limit for autos:"10 miles an hour;
corners 6 miles. - - -. - g -.
James B.. Robinson prominent citi-
zen Of Redwood County and Civil War
| hero, died Sunday, June 9. p, =
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The Swedish Baptist church at Leen-
throp near Maynard celebrated its for
| tieth anniversary last week. On Sun
day evening their new pastor. Rev.
n. E. Valerius, preached In the church
for the first time. He comes from
Hartford, Conn.
Gilbert Open was ordained as pas
tor of the Norwegian Lutheran Synod
churches Of Renville and Olivia last
Sunday at the former place. Prof. DR..
Y. E.. Brandt, Of Luther Seminary, off,
ciated, assisted by a number Of pas
| tors including Rev. T.. O. Tolo Of Bel
grade. Mr.. Open was parochial school
teacher at Crow River before beginning
his studies at Hamline. 81
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The South Lake Johanna Lutheran
church was prettily decorated Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of the wedding
which took place at two o'clock The
contracting parties were Miss Margaret
Imsdahl, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Imsdahl, living south Of Brooten, and
Mr.. Calmar Overlien, Of Minneapolis,
both Of them highly esteemed by their
friends. Rev. d. G. Jordahl read the
marriage vows. The groom holds q re-
sponsible position as assistant mana
ger Of the Branch Office Of the J. 81.
!apolis. They will go to housekeeping
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