Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-07-21
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July 14.)

Miss Lille Lindberg came from
Willmar last Saturday to visit at the
Harry Holm home q few days.
RIB. Batterberry has q new Over
land touring car, purchased from w.
H. Lester Of Irving last week.
Twin girls were born on Saturday,
July 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson
who reside near Hawick.
Frank Field returned to Morris on
Monday after having visited few
days at his parental home east of the
village. 49,.
DR.. and Mrs. King and Mrs. Neu-
berger Of Minneapolis were guests at
the C. E. Monsoon home the forepart
of the week.
p. o. Sonstegard, having recovered
from his operation at the hospital, re-
turned to his home at Georgeville on
Sunday.
Geo. Johnson of Colfax has purchas-
ed the Hoftoe residence in the village
and expects to move in shortly. The
deal was made by Covell Bros.
Frank Harris, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Harris of this village, was mar
ried at Willmar on Tuesday to- Miss
Barbara Snider of St. Cloud. They
will reside here.
Elmar Broberg was at Willmar on
Wednesday of last week where he dis
posed of his Cutting car and purchas-
ed a new Oldsmobile from P. M. Pet
erson.
Miss Julia Tollefson arrived from
Montevideo on Saturday to spend a
few days at the S. E. Bengtson home
i'm the village and with other relatives
in Lake Andrew.
Amund Johnson packed his house
hold goods and shipped them to Wat
ertown, S. D., on Thursday. He de-
parted for that place the following
day and will make his permanent
home there.
Buttermaker S. A. Bush reports the
week July 6-13 record breaker at
the local creamery. A total of 1920
pounds of cream were received and s.,
80 pounds of butter were made. This
is the biggest week in the history Of
the association.
i Misses Esther Hedeen and Allie OF
son returned home on Saturday even
ing from weeks visit with friends il
East Lake Lillian. They we're accom-
panied by G. E. Melbye who visited
at the A. E. Olson home until Monday
morning.
; About ten of our local base ball fan:
were at Belgrade on Sunday for thu
Glenwood-Belgrade game. They re
port fast game, Glenwood winning
by a score of to 2. Oscar Guam die
good work for Belgrade, scoring ont
of their runs and batting home thu
other.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson and Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Vented autoed dowl
from Willmar and were guests of tn
M. F. Lundquist home on Sunday. Mr.
Vented was agricultural instructor a
the Willmar schools last year, blu
goes to the northern part of the stat
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes, who re
: side one mile northwest of the village
: were rendered a surprise by mum
) Der of their friends on Sunday after
+ noon. They have been in strait cir
cumstances since coming here abou
a year ago and also had the misfol
e tune to lose valuable horse recently
: They were presented with purse o
= $4,000.
The automobile of Rev. Ostling o
Wilmar broke down at Spicer las
Sunday afternoon and he was unabl
q to get into the village in time to cor
: duct services at the Swedish Mission
n church. The meeting was to hav
taken place at three o'clock and h
did not arrive until five. He will b
here again on Sunday afternoon, Jul
r Is, and will preach at three O'clock
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