Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-02
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D., where he has spent several weeks.
Rev. I. A. Johanson was at Fargo,
IN. D., the first Of last week to at
tend meeting Of "NordlandslagetN
Of which he is president.
The Green Lake church congrega-
ton will celebrate as usual, July 4,
in the Haverly woods near the lake.
The program will commence at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon. There win be
joint choir from Long Lake, Nor
way Lake, Irving, Spicer and other
singers. Two speakers, Prof. M. 0.
Wee, who will speak in the Norweg-
ian language and there will be an
English address. They will bring
their own picnic dinner. In the af-
ternoon the Ladies' Aid society Of
the church will have sale of many
useful and pretty articles.
Mrs. Gust Anderson and little son
of Minneapolis we're guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Enock Lindholm the past
/ week.
Mrs. Alice Howard is enjoying a
visit from her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
John Metty and her grandson, Ber-
nard Metty, from Topeka, Kas.
Mrs. Inez Winblad, who has been
spending almost year al Sioux
Il City, arrived here last week and i'll
tends to stay with her parents at
the Interlachen during the summer.
Mrs. Johanson and daughter, Miss
Ragna Johanson, arrived from St.
Paul last Wednesday, where the for
H mer has spent a few weeks visiting
relatives. Miss Johanson will visit
Il for some time at her brothers home
/ Misses Clara Kloster and Esther
Holt left Tuesday for Willmar, where
L they will attend summer school.
/ J. o. Kloster left for Canton, S
\ D., last week to attend Stavange1
/ Laget, held at that place.
/ Mrs. M. J. Kloster entertained tn
/ Ladies' Aid society Of the Ziol
| church to a big crowd last Satur
i day. A sum Of 500 was realized.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Moller enter
tanned a few Of their relatives las
Sunday.
Albert Peterson Of Willmar visit
ed at home from Saturday until Sun
- day.
II Otto Running left Saturday 70:
= Elbo Lake to join his wife and chill
r, dren who are visiting there.
L Mrs. 0. N. Grue Of Willmar wa:
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Johanna}
Nelson, last week.
Annon Holt arrived home Satur
day from Park River, N. D., and will
" spend his two weeks vacation will
his home folks. He was accompan'
% led by Miss Minta Campbell, who vii
visit with friends here.
81 Gehard Running played ball with
% the Willmar team against Cotton.
wood last Thursday. Sunday he was
at Paynesville.
Buttermaker Victor Anderson was
confined to his home last Thursday
e on account Of illness. He is now
around at his work in the creamery
Misses Scott and Baker Of Mime
apolis returned to their homes Fri
day, after spending some time at
. Tepeetonka Hotel
Mrs. Fredolf Hultgren was at
Willmar Friday between trains.
Mrs. A. Hultgren and son Aldrick.
. arrived from Murdoch Saturday,
where the former has been visiting
e relatives for about a month.
= Misses Stella Holt and Minta
r Campbell went to Willmar Monday
afternoon.
John TAFT and Annon Holt left
a Sunday evening for Minneapolis. Mr.
v TAFT returned Monday evening.
. Mrs. Carrie Swenson and son Lau-
renee arrived home Friday from
Marine Mills, where the former has
e spent about week, after the funer.
al Of her son, Lemuel. Laurence
made a business trip to Sacred
! Heart also.
n Miss Della Arneson was a Will
= mar visitor Friday.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Embertson NOV
:, ed the first Of the week into then
new residence near the creamery
: which has just been completed.
: Will Kjolsing from near Willmar
= was Sunday guest at the D. Wilson
home.
Henry J. Thorvig, carrier OH Rt
! No. 2, started carrying the mai
# Tuesday, after having two weeks
" vacation.
John Gilispie and family left Sat
- urday for their home at Des MONIES
u a., after spending couple Of week:
at the Whiting cottage near LAX
: Elizabeth.
Albert Walin went to Sandstone
Saturday for visit with relatives.
III Rev. Lokkensgaard from Hanle,
81 Falls was a Spicer visitor Saturday
Miss Belle Monson, who has beer
4 staying with Mrs. Wee in the Skog
Il lund cottage, left the first Of thu
week for her home in Wisconsin,.