Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-05-14
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stock to So. St. Paul from this place
Monday.
Anton Peterson and Strandberg
drove down to the county seat Mon
day afternoon.
.,sAlbert Floren is visiting at his
mothers place here this week.
Aug. Nelson, who is with the
Sherman Nursery Co., is busy deliv-
ering trees this week. 81
Anton Bake and Mr.. Nelson of
Willmar, both with the Central Life
ms. Co., transacted business in our
burg Monday. "
DR.. Porter from Atwater was here
Monday rendering medical aid to
Master Ralph Bergstrom. He found
that Ralph is improving, which we
all are glad to hear.
A bright baby girl came to glad
den the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
mer Steberg Wednesday, May 9TH.
Mr.. A. B. Sandberg, who went to
Minneapolis some time ago to seek
medical aid, died at the hospital
there last Friday. Mr.. Sandberg
was one of the pioneers here and was
we'll known and we'll liked. The be-
reaved family has the sympathy of
the entire community. -
Mrs. A. J. Lindgren went to Will
mar today to have some dental work
done.
Mr.. S. Ostlund leaves today for
Minneapolis where he will visit with
his son and daughters for some time
Lynn Anderson made a business
trip to Willmar Monday. Mr.. An
derson has invested in new Ford
runabout.
On May 30th on the shores Of Sol.
ONION Lake the young people Of
Lundby will have their sale. Thu
Sunday school have their program il
the forenoon. Dinner will be served
ice cream, ETC., at 2 80 o'clock. 4
speech by Rev. Franklin and thel
the sale commences. The boys ant
girls have worked faithfully all win
ter and they have a trunk full O.
homemade goods. Several quartette
and some trios will be rendered. I
Ilgood program is promised. Every
! body ought to come out and enjoy al
: outing on the lake shore on J. A
Swanson's land.
Rev. James E. Knapp, who ha
been studying at the theological col
lege at Princeton, N. j., will hol'
r services at the Presbyterian churc]
= here this summer. Rev. KNAPP
: spent last summer here and was wei
liked and we all welcome his return
He will hold his first service Sun
day, May 18th.
A successful eight months tern
Of school closed here last Wednes
W day. The picnic that should hav
been held in a grove at Murphy
place 1a mile south Of the village wa
10 prevented by rain, and the picnic wa
< held in the school building at whic
70 pupils and teachers enjoyed a goo
time before bidding each other good
bye. Miss Mable Odell left for he
home in Willmar Friday where sh
will enjoy a couple of weeks vaca
le ton, before she goes to Moorhead
where she will attend the State Nor
NAL School. Miss Marie Botnen LEI
for her home in the same city Sat
urday. Misses Odell and Botnen hav
: made many friends during thei
stay Agre as teachers, who regret t
| have them leave.
i PENNOCK VS.. MUDHENS.
y The rain stopped the game playe
here yesterday in the first half Of tn
= eighth inning, score being II to i
. favor Of the Mudhens. A little NOR
:, practice boys.
y Mr.. Henry Abrahamson came u
., from Cokato, Mimi, for a few day:
II visit at his parents home north Q
e town.
Mr.. James Larson and family fro1
+ Spring Valley, Wis, called on tn
III O. 0. Bergstrom family a few day
last week. The Larson's were on thei
l. way to Lakota, N. D., where Mr.. Lar
If son recently purchased the ligt
plant. We wish them luck at thei
s. new home.
P. Greenfield came up from Will
~ mar for short stay with his sol
, Norman, returning to Willmar Wed
d nesday.
Mrs. Axel Erickson Of Lake An
drew made business trip to Pen
-, mock last Thursday. Mrs. Erikso
" wanted to buy a draft horse frol
Mr.. C. A. Bergman but we under
"a stand they did not think alike, s
III there was no deal.
Mr.. Wesley Swenson of La Boil
at S. D., came thru town in his ne
or Ford for visit at his mothers hon
at Long Lake last Saturday. M
On Swenson returns home today.
T. Miss Cornelia Gunderson is doi1
house work for Mrs. Selmer Stebe1
en- this week.
tn Mr.. Peter Swedberg from Bense
was here for a short visit with h
parents Friday evening; returning {
81 the evening train.