Willmar tribune., 1916-08-02
LAKE LILLIAN.

LAKE LILLIAN.
Charles Flann has hauled 65 loads OF
hay on his farm.
A number were entertained at the
John Erickson home Sunday.
Miss Hazel Bomsta is staying at
present at the John Erickson nome.
Miss Freda Johnson is staying at
the Hedberg home in Lake Elizabeth.
A party from Thorpe was entertain
ed at the Asa Bomsta domiclle Suh-
day.
G. F. Forsman and Hank Aspaas
were visitors at SVea, Monday even
ing.
John O. Erickson made trip to the
day.
Services at the Fahlun Baptist
church next Sunday morning and eve.
ming.
Mrs. Oscar E. Larson and son Allen
of Atwater visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Marie Blomquist of Roseland
is staying with her sister Mrs. r. w.
Julius.
Lake Lillian, July 2S-Haying is fin
ished and barley harvesting is In full
blast.
Jay l.. Forcier of Raymond, the Wat
kins salesman, was seen here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf johnson were
out 10y riding in an Overland car last
Sunday.
TORY and Rudolph Carlson of Rose
land were Lake Lillian visitors Sum-
day evening.
Saturday was the warmest day OF
the season here, the thermometer reg.
istering 101.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Julius trans
acted business at the county seat Oh
Wednesday.
Fred Johnson and E. J. Aspaas Wis
tied in the vicinity of Thorpe Satur'
day evening.
Richard Julius has traded his Hup-
Nelson of Willmar.
Miss Myrtle Renstrom of Roseland
was entertained at the Richard John
son home Sunday.
F1ed Berglund and four friends are
. planning on motoring to the cities in
the near future.
;; Charles Mattson purchased a five
passenger Overland from Melbye and
Strom of Thorpe.
William Blomquist of Roseland and
some friends were out riding in a Ford
the other evening.
Miss Selma Bergquist returned 70
her home at Dassel after g. visit at the
Rev. Bergquist home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
church meets at Erick Nordin's Thurs
day afternoon, August 3rd.
Erick Westling expects to return to
his home in Canada soon. He has
, spent several months here.
Miss Hazel Bomsta had the i'll luck
of falling into the cellar the other eve
ening at the old Nord home.
Wins Kostka and Theodore Rem.
strom spent the other Friday evening
and Saturday at the county seat.
C. M. Nelson and George H. Ander-
= son and few friends made a trip to
Willmar Sunday in an Overland.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
:. church meets at Rev. Jacobson's
Thursday afternoon, August 3rd.
Word was received here from Kel'
:. dron, S. D., that the crops at that place
had been ruined from hot winds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson mot
= ored to Upsala, Morrison county, Sat.
L urday in Ford car. They will return
y Tuesday.
> Alvin Strom and Hdlma Btomquist
attended services at the Lake Lillian
Baptist church near Thorpe Tuesday
- evening.
l. Rev. Jacobson of the Lake Lillian
Baptist church will deliver his fare
- we'll sermon next Sunday morning
August 9Th.
Rev. Bergquist, pastor of the Chris
tine Lutheran church, has accepted q
5 call to Pennock and expects to leave in
the near future.
e VIM. Leach, .Batihus Kelgen, George
= Meurer and Ed. Jungers of Norfolk
: Renville county, spent Sunday fish
u ing at Lake Lillian.
- The ice cream social at the Christine
Lutheran church Thursday evening
was we'll attended, the receipts a
4 4 mounting to $28.0O.
~ George Anderson sold Ford cal
n to Peter johnson of Svea last week
= He says it pays to advertise in the col
~ ~ umms Of the Tribune.
~ ~ The writer and a few friends made
II fast trip to Willmar Sunday. W.
. took in the scene Of the Belview autt
~ club which numbered Is cars.
~, w. An accident occurred last Sunda!
y which might have proved serious
!, Ou0 Wlltu NA 1SS N11uAIO H4AChSOA wal
II H. run over. The injury proved only {
- slight one.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lundgren ant
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Strant
- spent the Sabbath with Mrs. Lund
~ gren's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter An
~ derstrom near Thorpe.
Andrew Anderson received the sal
news Of the death of his daughter
Ella, now Mrs. Evan dickson Of Ore
r. gon. Death came very Unexpectedly
She was the eldest daughter.
"a Willard Lundquist Of near Svea wa
st a Lake Lillian visitor Sunday. H.
says that he attended very inter
ID esting bail game last Sunday whe1
is Lake Lillian defeated Willmar.
Harry Flann reports that half o
I'd the summer is gone and only a few
it. miles registered on the speedomete
on his Excelsior motorcycle. He e2
ia poets to make up for lost time.
ir Victor Solmonson, who is TELEGRAPH
es operator, at a place in North Dakot;
had the ill luck of having to have hi
is foot amputated at the ankle, recently
i'll He spent six weeks in the hospital.
at Peter Erickson, who was a guest o
relatives and friends here the pas
ly week, left last week for visit wit
% his brother at Niobe, N. D., before re