Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-10-06
NEW LONDON TIMES.

Otto Swenson and Peter Olson
went to Willmar on business Tues.
day.
Mrs: Geo. M. Jennings departed for
her home at Missoula, Mont, on Mon
day.
Miss Minnie Amundson came home
from Wiflmar on Monday for a few
days visit.
The Misses Nina Johnson and Al
ma Larson were Willmar visitors last
Thursday.
Andrew Lesterberg and Bonnie
Hallberg of Kerkhoven were New
London visitors last Sunday.
Mrs. F. o. Swanson arrived here
from Spicer last Thursday for a visit
at the c. M. Lawson home.
Mrs. Aug. Gustafson and Mrs. E.
Hedeen went to Kerkhoven on Sun
day, for visit at the Emil Hallberg
home.
]. A. Carlson has quit threshing and
has accepted a position with the New
London Milling Company, and is in
charge of the mules.
Adam Ziehl underwent an opera
ton at the hospital here last Thurs
day. He is now recovering nicely.
Alfred Carlson of Lake Andrew
township left for Litchfield and Das-
sci on Wednesday for weeks visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Halvorson and
H. J. Swenson of Norway Lake de-
parted for Nevis yesterday for visit
with relatives.
from Atwater last Friday, for a short
vScif until h hay hw~% n.1 1t >H-
son of the Farmers State Bank.
Milton Peterson, son of Mrs. A. G.
Peterson Of Willmar, left the hospital
on Tuesday having made a good re-
| covery from his recent critical opera
ton.
Chas. Nicholas of the Hawick Mer-
camille Co., was q New London Wis
itor Tuesday. He reports the sale of
a Saxon Six to Fred Deadrick near
Hawick. The car was delivered Tues
day morning.
| Miss Nellie Price left last Satur-
day for Minneapolis for few days
visit with Mrs. Chas. McDougal, and
from there will go to Lanesboro,
Mimi, for visit with her sister, Miss
Jennie, who is clerking in store
there.
Premature twin boys were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Bergman at Green
Sept. 23rd. They were so tiny that
| one lived only half hour and the
other three hours. We extend SYM
Epathy to the bereaved parents.
ES:C. D. Davis came up from Fores-
ton on Tuesday for few days of
hunting.
Hon. e. A. G1ader, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
B. Glader, and the Misses Addie Glad
er and Hilma Norman, all Of Atwater,
were guests at the J. G. Peterson
home last Sunday. They also called
on other friends here.
Frank Richter was guest of Chas.
Bredberg for few hours last Thurs
day, while enroute to Minneapolis for
a few days. visit. Mr.. Richter has re-
Gently purchased an interest in the
flour mill at Underwood, N. Dak.. and
will take charge of same Oct. list.
An experiment will be tried here
this coming winter to ascertain wheth-
er or not brook trout can be made to
live In the springs short distance
below the mill dam. A tank is being
put In and when it is completed a
can OF trout will be secured and placed
IN the tank. The experiment is being
Il AAAsSA0 Ny AA0A OAu OWcuSOu, anu was
after making a trip to Glenwood and
viewing the trout fish tanks there
that he decided to give it trial here.
II it is a success, and the fish live
during the winter a large concrete
tank will be built next summer.
Sh1rney Hanson of Willmar was a
visitor at the Conrad Swenson home
from Monday till Wednesday.
i Norman Westrom of Minneapolis
was guest for week at the Kasper
Aune home. He left yesterday for
Willmar.
Mrs. John E. Erickson arrived here
! yesterday from New Hampton, L..
for two weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. G. o. Neiland returned to her
home at Nevis yesterday after q two
weeks visit with relatives at Norway
Lake.