Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-05-13
LAKE LILLIAN.

LINE I1II1fANs
Lake Lillian, May 11-Expect you
all wore a flower yesterday in honor
of your mother.
Corn planting will soon be the or
der of the day.
Ole Tatting is the owner of a new
Ford automobile.
Mrs. Ellen Lundahl made a brief
visit on the north prairie last Sun
day.
Mrs. c. Johnson is erecting a mod
ern barn and silo on her farm in Lake
Lillian.
Lars Erickson, our local merchant,
has had a store room built recently
for storing flour in.
Miss Ellen Rudbeck and Messrs.
Lindblad and Blomquist of Wagonga
visited here with friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of
Minneapolis are at present visiting at
the latter's parental home here.
Mr.. R. Risner closed a successful
term of school in Dist No. 43 last
Friday, with the enrolment of fifty
five pupils.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bomsta last Mon
day. Asa is passing the Elsa's.
Mr.. Fred Mattson and Miss Minnie
Sweden visited at the county seat
last Thursday.
A grand celebration took place at
the John Myers home last Saturday
afternoon when Mr.. and Mrs. Myers
celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary. At six o'clock a dinner was
served. Roy Ericsson acted as toast
master. During the evening, music
was furnished by the Osceola orches-
ira.
elsie Olson has sold out his inter-
est in the farm and moved into the
village to make his home
A physician was called to the Nord
home, Sunday. Mrs. Nord has been
ailing for some time with pneumonia
and has been under the care of a
trained nurse from Minneapolis. Re-
ports are that she is rapidly improv-
| ing now.
John Erickson is busy making his
| foundation and basement for a new
house which he will erect THIS sum-
mer.
A "Dress-up Party" was given at
the Gustaf Johnson home, Saturday
evening. Prizes were awarded to
John o. Erickson and Esther L. An
derson.
Oscar Anderson and family went to
Willmar last Sunday to attend the
services at the Mission church, Rev
Skogsberg of Minneapolis speaking.
Messrs, Andrew Sweden and Pete
Wilkie attended court at Willmar last
Thursday.
Albert o. Erickson entertained the
Bachelors club Friday evening,
May 9Th. Covers were laid for thir-
teen.
Ole Renstrom had an accident with
his car Saturday evening on his re-
turn home from visit at the Peter
Renstrom home. No one was seri.
ously injured only little Jared.
Mrs. Ole Erickson is home after a
three weeks stay in Willmar with her
sister-inlaw, Mrs. A. Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Risner are putting
up cottage on the east shore of Big
Kandiyohi Lake, where they will
spend part of the summer. We hope
that Dist. No. 43 will be successful
in securing Mr.. Risner for another
term of school.
Our local merchants, who have
been busy hauling goods and pro-
ducts to and from town during these
bad roads will surely appreciate the
Luce Line.
Forsman and John Aspaas' families
of Svea visited at the Peter Aspaas
home here last Sunday.
| Mr.. Aspaas is reported to be very
i'll.
| Messrs. Peter Bonde and N. o. Mel
son attended the funeral of the late
Albin Erickson which was held last
Wednesday. Considering the weather
and bad roads, there was a large at,
tendance of sympathizers with the
grief-stricken parents, being about
seventy teams in the procession.