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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-08-27

PENN0CK.

Pennock, Aug. 25-Mr. Albert
Nelson Of Chokio came to Pennock
Monday and will leave, accompanied
by his wife for their home Wednes-
day.
Victor Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Vik and Otto Tingvall autoed to
Starbuck Sunday in Mr.. Johnson's
car.
Rev. A. W. Franklin went to Min
neapolis Monday for a weeks stay.
Mrs. A. J. Lindgren and daughter,
Alma and Miss Florence Lindgren of
Kerkhoven were Willmar visitors
Monday afternoon.
Lynn Anderson received carload
Of machinery Monday.
Mrs. J. Holt returned to her home
at Stockholm, S. D., Monday, after
visiting at the Lindberg and Stern
lof homes.
A. Lindgren Of Kerkhoven and j.
P. johnson Of this place spent Sun
day at Norway Lake, where they
caught quite bit Of fish.
A. j. Sullivan of Sioux City is
here looking after his farm interests
this week.
The reception given at the A. J.
Lindgren home in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn Anderson, whose mar
riage occurred in Minneapolis the
third Of August, was attended by
about fifty guests, relatives and in
innate friends of the contracting
parties. The bride, Miss Emily
Lindgren is a we'll known young lady
Of this town and the groom is one
Of our business men. They expect
to leave next week for Worthington,
Mimi, to visit with Mr.. Anderson's
parents and will be at home after
September 9TH, in the O. P. Eklund
residence. We wish to join with all
their friends in wishing them a long
and happy welded life.
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LONG LAKE

Long Lake, Aug. 24-Mr. and Mrs
David Swenson entertained a num-
Der Of relatives from Pennock fo1
dinner Sunday.
Miss Lille Larsen is at present
assisting Mrs. E. F. Ekblad.
Joe Feleen was seen in this vicin-
ity last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hamilton are
enjoying a visit from the latter's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Whiting from Whiting, Ia.
Miss Alma Bratberg visited he,
friend, Ola Larsen, Sunday after
noon. ~ - <.'...@~.. -
Lars Arneson and E. Benjamin
were New London visitors last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Carlson and
family were entertained at the J.
Larsen home for dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Whiting and Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Hamilton were Sun
day evening visitors at the G.. j
Bratberg home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jalmer Larsen visit.
ed at Halvor Nilsen's Sunday eve
ming. -
Ola, Annie and Johnny Larsen
visited at the Bratberg home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grorud call
ed on the G. Gunderson family Wed,
nesday.
Elvin Lauve visited at the Brat
berg home Sunday.
Miss Hansine Johanson from
Spicer visited from Thursday until
Friday with her friend, Alma Brat.
berg.
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b ~ g 'NA zlE1NG

Svea, Aug. 25-Rev. Alex Peter
son conducted services at church
Sunday p. NJ, on account Of Rev
Ryden's absence, he being at Warren
and other points in northern Mime
sofa.
Sunday school at 1890, Sunday
morning. No services Sunday but a
week~from Sunday, there will be SER
vices at the usual time. The Girls
Sewing Circle will meet at P. N. o.
sons Friday p. m. t..
q. Mrs. johnson returned to Mime
=apols Saturday after spending some
time with relatives here. -.~
! :: . j. Mrs. P. N. Olson. and Miss Flor.
ence Olson visited at Andrew He'd
ms Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. Edw. Lundberg and Chas
johnson, the Misses Emma and Ida
Johnson and Ada Broman of Will
mar visited at 0. S. Rasmussen
Sunday.
r.: A number Of young people were
delightfully."- entertained at P. O. Mel
sons Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Dahlquist and
Messrs. P. A. Johnson and Larson
and Miss Sigrid Skoog autoed tc
Olivia Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Carlson OF
Willmar visited at Mrs. Carlson's
sisters home, Mrs. O. Westerberg
Sunday. a.:
Miss Ida Lindberg is visiting with
friends in this vicinity.
School will open Monday at the
Washington school with Henry John.
son as principal and Miss Ebba Per-
son as primary instructor.
Miss Phoebe Bengtson is dress
making at P. O. Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walfred Blomquist
and baby Pearl spent Sunday after
noon at S. M. Swenson's.
Miss Edith Westerberg has re-
turned home, after an operation al
Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Nelson an6
family visited with Mrs. Peter Lind.
quist Sunday.
J. P. johnson and A. P. johnson
spent Sunday at Willmar. 49,,
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LAKE WAG0NGA.

Lake Wagonga, Aug. 25-Mrs. c.
l.. Roske is enjoying visit from her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. w. Schumacher Of Minneap-
oils.
Mrs. Borgstrom Of St. Paul is at
present visiting at the V. Linman
and n. Monson homes.
> Theodore and Algot Johnson spent
Sunday at their parental home here.
The Carlson and Frank johnson
young folks spent. Saturday evening
in Willmar.
The coffee social held at Frank
Johnson's Thursday afternoon and
evening was well attended, and ev-
eryone reported a good time. -
Mrs. Christ Berg Of Duluth is Wis
iting at the Christ Ellingson home.
Ludvic Carlson spent Monday eve
ming in Willmar.
Ben Shamp spent Sunday evening
at Arbor Hill Farm.
The Pleasant View base ball team
and the Svea sluggers played a
game Sunday afternoon and Pleas
ant View won by a score Of Is to 6.
The Priam team and the Svea slug
gers also played game in which
Svea won by score Of to 6.
Next Sunday the Whitefeld Sun
day school will visit Pleasant View.
Rev. Thos. Section of Willmar will
speak. Everyone welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Englund and
family spent Sunday evening at Al
fred Sandberg's home.
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FARMERS PICNIC
AT new LONDON
Contests and Races to be Given at
Farmers Club Picnic at New
London. AUD. 80.


All farmers and other persons who
may wish, are cordially invited to
join in a picnic to be held at the New
London picnic grounds Saturday,
August 30th, under the auspices OF
the New London Farmers Club
There will be good program at l 80
besides the following events fo,
which prizes will be offered: u !.
Tug of war. =. - ->s.. ::
Horseshoe pitching. s
Mems race-Club members. !.
Three legged race for boys, LIST,
$1.00; End, SOC. II
Sack race for boys, 1st, $1.OO;
End, SOC. ..:.s.@ =. :.
Pie eating contest for boys, LIST:
$1.O0; End, 75c; Ord, SOC.
Potato race for girls, LIST, $1.00;
End, SOC. = 81 *,.z> 77 = =. -, - ~.
Girls nail-drving contest, 1st.
$1.OO; End, Soc. .. IS. .55.: .....
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Grue, August 25-Rev. b. @. Lar
son will conduct services on the East
side in the school house next Sunday
at IL O'Clock. .z-. .~....
A Girls Society was organized at
P. Erickson's week ago. Miss Min
ME Erickson was elected president;
Lille Sands, secretary. They will
meet next Friday at the c. W., Pet
erson home. :...s :...s-..-- :~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Halvorson Wis
tied in Irving Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Helsing from
Wahoo, Neb., autoed up here and
are at present visiting at the J. A.
Risdal home. ... +: ..., !.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Jacobson from
Minneapolis arrived yesterday and
are visiting at the Fagerland home.
Fl. P. Barager is enjoying a visit
from his brother and sister-in law.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Barager Of Florida:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Swanson from
Tripolis, Andrew Larson and child
rem from Willmar, NJ. a. Knudsen
and family from Twin Lakes were
entertained at the Risdal home Sum
day. L
Z Ole Ristal and Joe Rusten from
near Raymond visited at the form
ser's parental home here Sunday 81.
Miss Annie Risdal is at present
assisting Mrs. L. Larson near Kan
diyohi with the Homework. .
Miss Myrtle Halvorson is assist
ing Martha Berg this week.
Olaf Dengerud from Harrison
Visited in this vicinity Sunday. 4
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the kindness shown us
and assistance given us after the
death of our beloved Albertina. Such
proofs of sincere sympathy were a
great comfort to us in this, our
darkest hour Of sorrow. We feel
grateful to all who gave flowers to
honor our departed one. May God
bless and reward all.
Mr.. Edward Trulson,
Arthur Trulson,
Mrs. N. P. Sjoberg,
Mrs. Mamie Trulson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sjoberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur. Sjoberg,
Ellen Sjoberg. p.
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=McENR0E OF BREC KEN lD
ELECTED 10 SUCC Jed CR0YLE
Farmers Short Course win Begin
Nov. 3, to Continue Four .
ISL s< Months. E #...

Willmar, Mimi, Aug. 10, 1913.
Special meeting Of Board held at
the Clerks Office at s o'clock a. IN.
All members present. .:. !.
a Moved and carried that commit
tee on buildings and grounds be au-
thorized to have interior Of Lafay-
cite building calsomined, and ar
range for any necessary repairs on
school buildings.
i Moved and carried that the Board
approve the action Of Superinten-
dent in making arrangements for a
school exhibit at the State Fair.
Moved and carried that Lawrence
McEnroe be engaged as manual
training teacher at a salary of ST.
100 for ten months work. 2
Moved and carried that the janitor
of the Central group Of buildings be
paid $500 per month for janito1
work in the Normal department in
Library building. ....
On motion meeting adjourned.
A. 0. FORSBERG, Clerk.
Willmar, Mimi, Aug. %, 1918.
Special meeting Of the Board held
at Library building at s o'clock p
m. Present: Oberg, Peterson, Law
son, Jacobs and Forsberg.
Moved and carried that applica-
ton be made to City Council fol-
permit to connect sewer on Cen
trail school grounds with city sewe,
on Fifth street.
On motion meeting adjourned.
A. 0. FORSBERG, Clerk.
Associated School Board, Willmar
Mimi, Aug. %, 1913.
The Associated School Board Of
Dist. AZ met at Library Building a
$3.50 o'clock p. m. Present: H. H
Hanson, of Dist. As; Sondre Son.
dreson, Of Dist. IS; CLAUS Anderson
Of Dist. "A; Hans Christensen, Of
Dist. 48; Oberg, Peterson, Lawson
Jacobs and Forsberg, Of Dist. AZ.
Minutes Of previous meeting reat
| and approved.
Resignation Of G. S. Croyle pres
ented and accepted.
On motion, the action Of the Will
mar School Board in engaging Law
renee McEnroe as manual training
teacher at salary Of 81, 100 for ter
months work was approved.
Moved and carried that the Shor
Course begin on the first Monday il
| November and continue for fou
months, the time of opening schoo
in the morning and closing in the af
ternoon to be determined by the loca
Board after consultation with teach
ers and pupils.
Moved and carried that an appro
priation Of not to exceed ten dollar.
for each associated district be mad
for industrial work in the associated
! schools. ::1s .~:,-~s.
Moved and carried that the tut
ton allowed by law be charged TO-
pupils from districts not in the as
ISOLATION.
Moved and carried that six add
tional FORCES be provided for tn
blacksmith shop.
On motion meeting adjourned.
A. O. FORSBERG, Clerk.
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Misses Marie and Martha Greene
returned to their home at New Lon:
don Friday after a couple Of days
visit with relatives and friends . ii
this city. ..=... III
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BcER !! py.(REeh'4 &

Spicer- on-G Green Lake, Aug,
Mrs. Merryman and daughters from
Green Lake Beach were guests at
the Holt home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kloster left
for Iowa Thursday for an extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Anderson and daugh-
ter, Stella arrived here from Will.
mar Thursday and went out to the
August Moller home for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson have
enjoyed visit from their daughter,
Mrs. 7. johnson and children of
Minneapolis the past month. They
returned to their home Wednesday.
Mrs. N. J. Schenck had for her
guests last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Bry-.
ant and family. of Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. p. johnson and
daughter, who have been spending
about a week at their cottage in
Lake Front Addition, left for Will
mar the first part Of last week.
Mrs. Carrie Swenson went to New
London Saturday for visit with
relatives. ;.
Z Misses Della and Lille Arneson
went to Willmar Saturday. III
A. }. Thorvig made a business trip
to Willmar Saturday between trains.
Mrs. John Larson and daughter,
Alpha returned to their home at
Minneapolis Saturday, after visit
Of about ten days at the home Of the
formers brother, liver Peterson and
family. L.. Il. !. z =s-. . .. 81 =.
The Ladies' Aid Of Zion church,
which was entertained by Mesdames
| A. J. and H. J. Thorvig last Thurs
day was well attended. The lunches
brought $l4.50 and SIS was donated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Erickson,
making total Of 1880. Fl
Miss Arna Quello from Atwater
arrived Saturday and is guest Of
| MISS Clara KlOSter. K
Willie Haverly has purchased a
new Ford touring car recently. :
Rev. Swenson will conduct com
munion services in the Sw. Saron
church on Sunday, Sept. T.: begin
ming at 1880 >o'clocn. mo. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Olson had for
their guests last Sunday, Victor o.
son and family Of New London and
NJ. Olson and family Of Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson and
child from Eagle Lake were guests
at the Victor Anderson home Sun
day. ~ IT..
Mrs. C. Sullivan. arrived home
from Willmar Monday, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Hoagberg. 5.=.
Mr.. Kiland spent Sunday with his
folks at Willmar. .... ~..:S
Lawrence 0. Swenson left Mon
day morning for Saltwater and St.
Peter, where he will spend few
days before leaving for Winthrop
where he will teach the high school
the coming year. 8:
P. Madison and family from Svea
were entertained at the Adolph Mel:
son home Sunday. -.->-, -::.@.* II -
Rev. Wain and family are visit.
ing at the Andrew Johnson home
near George Lake.
Mrs. Ed. Carlin and daughter ar
rived from Willmar Monday morn
ing for a visit with her sister, Mrs
V. Anderson.
Editor Berghius and family, who
have enjoyed an outing by Greer
Lake returned to their home al
Clara City Monday.
Mrs. Almen is a guest of Mrs
Carrie Swenson this week.
Mr.. Merryman and family from
Kerkhoven, who have been spending
part Of the summer by Green Lake
Beach, left for their home Monday.
A party Of young men from Ray.
mon were pleasant callers at the
"Dew Drop Inn," Sunday. ...}>
Miss Winnifred Nicholson came
out from Willmar last week and is 3
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Henry Mar.
tin. II.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-08-27

Miss Nina Nelson, trimmer for
Strong & Warner, wholesale MILL
ners Of st. Paul, returned Saturday
from a vacation spent at her home
in this city. Her sister, Miss Vera
accompanied her for a couple Of
weeks stay.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-08-27

Misses Frances and Mary Parme-
ter went to. Raynond Saturday for
a visit at the L. A. Jensen home.
Mrs. A. F.. RaDue and children
left Saturday for visit with rela-
=tives at Herman Her sister, Miss
Jessie Danzensen accompanied them
after a several weeks visit here.
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Time is passing. Only a few
weeks remain. Have you decided TO
what school you will go2 Window
College at Montevideo, Mimi, Offers.
It's opportunities to you. Write for
Information 70 the Field Secretary go.
Adv. 5 .5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-08-27

Siznons Studio. The portraits behind
tho name has pat meaning into the
name behind the portraits. Samons
4tudio.-Adv. :.52.*
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am II the photo business, ana 81
want your trade #on the merit 81 my
wosk. Whsn you gst thsn 6 1lzaeasl,'
t&e1.oRo x191&.-Adv. SIS
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Dr.: H. E. Porter, Dentistry, Carl
son Block, WiIIlmar.-Adv.
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8au 8erein srbislt Elm urtbeil 9sgsr
glarence 9iaaro fir $4O2.47 nsJf
3inien bonn IA. euli 1913 uno ipurb'
Der 8ertauf zines 9runDitiids an be,
9rp Greet 5urnpite Roao aneeorbuet
INN bas urtheil an befrisoiasn. -
Jlounce Gpoobap 9uder erlangte elm
gbeiheioung bon gbaries s. 0udel
uno bic Sbbut iiber ibre 1oftsr Gla
rd. - Or. S. SO. Wurpbp erbielt eli
urtbeil gegeu W. q. glinn fir $23(
FIR geleiitete dr5tlide 0ienfte. - Sn
dalk BON 3. s. ainnep seeeu q. Q
Wlurpbp. tpurbe oas Geiuh bes Rld
0frs, bic aaffeiteiesung zines fribers,
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Bon MIR iebr fnr3er Toiier mar oie
aeiten Qbeno in Sad,'s Sale. an ocr
Glber Sfrabe, iiattsebnbte 9eriamn.
lima oe5 2ibernl 9anerlihen Inter
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Slid fiihrte oen goriis nno als &c.
fretar iunQirte 2err anfon Slid
itein on Siele bon Serrn Geo. i.
3itt, Der on einem Serenid)iIB bar.
nieoerIieat. 9roiioent sSiid berld)tete
tausiiihrIih iIber bic Ieste gerIanim.
Iuna res Demfih. amerifanilhen
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Der StaotuerbanD nit ge5as aii bic
bepo1fiehcnbc Wnbl ieinen Dhtglie'
bern nollia ireie Sart6 ldbf, aiisae.
nonmen, noB er linen empfiehlt. fir
hieieniacn annOionten iiir Witgiieb'
ihait I'M Shulratb Sl itimmen. Die
iih ia Buniien oes oeiltifen Inter
ridItS ertIdrt hoben.
Gs iino bieies fir ben nieriahriaen
Iermin, iiir ben bier 5ii errpahlen
iino: Gam. ah, 9fubolpb Benion.
Snnforo grorplt, 6. u. girren. u. 3
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Ipdhlen lit. Die 6erren Games u
sSist unb @ioecn g. Milion.
1ie Ginnabmen Der Berfammlnnq
beliefeu lid, aui $36 an Veitrdger
uno auf Sl2 an 9inien fiir anseleates
@elo. aussaben naren niht 81 per
5eifnen.
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Sciers epl>ese Gedj5tit,

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aipal.@sriht ipurbe aeffern ouf ieinem
poiten permi6t. Dos Oebeimnib
nurbe aber boio aeIuftet. als feline
Romeraben unb WoreeIebten erfubren.
baB Der a[laemein beliebte Qeutnont
aeftern bas ;SeIt ieiner aolbenen 1o6s
aei. in pOaer @ajti9ieit beaing.