Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-05
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Mrs. August Holmberg is reported.
i'll at her home. =====.s#....=
A. J. Dahl has moved from tho
City to the Ellefson farm east of tho
city.
Alf. Bergeson was looking up q
business proposition at Atwater the
other day.
J. A. johnson has engaged with
the A. q. Brown land agency for the
coming season.
Mrs. B. J. Branton is visiting her:
parents, Chief Justice and Mrs. G..
L. Brown Of Minneapolis.
Miss Alice Lundquist very nicely
entertained few friends at her
home last Friday evening.
J. A. Rowat has purchased fine
walnut dull finish Conover piano
from the Nelson Music Company.
Adolph Fredin has moved from
Fahlun to the City Of Willmar, and
will reside at 805 Fourth street un-
til spring.
Mr.. Ole Larson of the Township
Of Fahlun has purchased the ]. P.
Larson residence in this city. Con-
sideration $4,000.
| There will be a program and
spoon social in Dist. 80, Saturday
evening, Mar. 8, at 500 p. m. Lad
les please bring two spoons.
Some filling is being done at the
wholesale grocery, preparatory to
the building Of an addition between
the main building and railroad
tracks.
The East Division Of the Ladies'
Social Union will serve coffee at Odd
Fellows Hall on Friday afternoon,
March z, at 3 o'clock. All are cor
daily invited.
Otto Bergquist, the hustling stock
buyer and breeder, has invested IN
some handsome road horses. The
reports are that they are Of the
swiftest in the county.
Sidney Stone left early Monday
morning for the Twin Cities to visit
relatives and also on business mat
ters connected with the st. Paul Bar
gain store, Of which he is manager.
G. a. Berg purchased number Of
Shorthorn cows at the Soldahl auc-.
tion. Mr.. Berg is building up
strong herd on his farm. He erected
two silos last year, and says he wish
, ed he had~made it three.
J. F. Holmdahl and family move
to Willmar tomorrow from their farm
at Norway Lake, they recently sold.
They have rented the residence at
8l2 Third street until spring, when
Mr.. Holmdahl expects to build.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Freese was christened Sunday,
Feb. %, and received the name Of
Marie Adeline. Rev. Horatio Gates
ofciated. In celebration of the
event, an elaborate dinner followed.
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Otto Bergquist and Herman Tai
lakson are each planning to build
second silo on their respective farms
this summer. They have the Play
ford stave silos and will use the
same construction for their new
structures.
There will be necktie social at
the south school house in Dist. No.
63 next Saturday evening. Ladies
are requested to bring necktie and
lunch for two, and gentlemen should
bring their "chink and cheek" eAQ
are cordially invited.
Arthur Thompson was elected
delegate to the State Sunday School
] Convention at Duluth March 27-30,
at the Sunday school meeting Of tho
Swedish N. E. Sunday school last
Thursday. Rev. Livingstone, Henry
BergdaM and Harry Nielsen will also
attend.
Mrs. Emil Linn, who was operated
upon at the Willmar hospital, Feb.
! "a, is improving. On Saturday e
number Of Mrs. Linn's Immediate
friends gathered at the hospital, II
being her 29th birthday anniversary.
They brought with them large NUNS
ber Of beautiful flowers.