Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-07-17
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Lake Elizabeth, July 15-Theo
Anderson Of Kandiyohi was arount
here repairing the telephone lines last
. week. - r
i Mrs. Adolph Winberg and daugh
ter departed for their home at Min.
neapolis Friday, after spending sew.
eral weeks here with friends ant
j relatives. 49,.
Lizzie Larson, a daughter of Hans
Larson Of Rosendale, is staying Al
fSwan's.
Andrew Ogren's of Rosendal.
spent Sunday here with their daugh:
ter, Mrs. G. A. Swan.
/ One of Thomas Tierney's well out.
fits is at work at Martin Erickson's
Iputting down a we'll.
| The George Jones family of At
water spent Sunday at z. jones' and
j. A. Johnson's.
J. W. Peterson is trying his luck al
raising beans. He has about three
acres planted to beans so there
should be no bean shortage in this
vicinity this year.
The Blur families spent Sunday at
Arthur RosselPs in tennessee.
Victor Peterson has purchased the
Farmers Union Elevator Of Atwater
and will conduct it as an independent
elevator. It certainly is too bad to
see the farmers companies sell out
their interests. We believe, however,
it these companies were run more on
business principles they could he
made a success.
Geo. Winbere and Reuben Ekbom
traded horses last week. Of course,
they both got the best of the bargain
so they are both satisfied with the
deal. Mr.. Winberg can now get over
the road in a hurry.
F. A. Nelson was down to the cities
the first part of last week. He au-
toed down with his brother Sam who
had been up for few days. Mr..
Nelson returned by rail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole A. Larson enter
tanned relatives from Willmar last
week.
DR.. Forssell of Willmar preached
in the Baptist church Sunday fore
noon and evening.
Martin Erickson has sold his 800
acre farm for $4,000 per acre. The
purchaser is a partv from South ST.
Paul who intends to use it for stock
farm. Mr.. Erickson had practically
sold his farm two years AGO for $38.
90 per acre, but in some way or 9th
er the deal was never put thru. Mr..
Erickson can consider himself lucky
that he kept his farm. This goes to
show that real estate is gradually in
creasing in value in Kandiyohi coun-
ty. Mr.. Erickson will remain on the
place until next March.
Miss Clara Carlson is up from the
cities to spend a few weeks at her
home here.
Willie Jones and family arrived
here the first part Of last week for
an extended visit at the Jones home.
They have a claim at Shellbrook,
Sask., Canada, where they will 90
later to fulfill their homestead duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Paulson were
at Grove City Wednesday, where they
attended the funeral Of Nels Nelson
and Mrs. Hawkinson and grand.
daughter, who we're killed in the aw-
full automobile wreck at Grove City.
F. Bomsta died at his home in
Granite Falls last week from an at
tack of typhoid fever. He was AZ
years Of age, and leaves family and
six brothers and sisters. Mr.. Bomsta
was a former resident of this place.
He has two brothers, William and
John, and one sister, Mrs. Enock
Gunner, who resides here, and who
received the sad news too late to at
tend the funeral
Andrew Paulson's entertained ST.
mon Ekbom's and August Olson's
last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society held a
Beck;s Tuesday Of last week was Il
success. A very large crowd was
present both in the afternoon ana
evening. and the receipts were some
over $4,000
Remember the school meetings next
Saturday evening!
Mr>. r. s. )anielson is enjoying a
visit from her two sisters from Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Bowman enter.
lteined a number of their friends
Sunday.
Services will be held in the Baptist
church Friday evening, when a miss
ionary will preach.
Boost a WiIImar Industry and
Ask for Johnson's Velvet leo Cream.