Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-03-14

IRON Trip 10 st. Paul.
L. J. Johnson sold load of one
hundred ten bushel of seed oats to
Andrew Johnson the other day. The
price was seventy-five cents per
bushel.
William Stoffers entertained large
of friends and neighbors at
his home last Friday evening. All
present report an enjoyable time.
Miss Elsie Hendrickson, teacher in
Dist. 30 left Saturday morning for
short visit in the cities.
The caucus held in the town hall
Saturday evening was we'll attended.
Following is a list Of those nominated
for the village election, March 10: 2:
V. Johnston, president; Charles Sven
son, recorder; John A. Johnson, treas
urer; William Peterson, assessor;
Nels Blomberg, Louis Larson and Ned
Larson for council; Dan Senechal and
S. B. Glader, justices of the peace;
Ole Swenson and H. G. Anderson, con-
stables. It was also decided to vote
on the sewer question.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold it's regular
meeting at the church basement next
Thursday afternoon, March 18th at
2:30. Refreshments will be served by
the following ladies': Mesdames L.
Wander, Charles Holmberg, J. A. John
son and Miss Carrie Nelson. Every
body welcome to attend.
The Farmers Cooperative Shipping
Association met at the town hall last
Saturday afternoon, and elected the
following officers: Charles Berg, presi-
dent; Ernest Wilson, vice president;
Edward Feig, secretary and treasur-
err; V. T. Peterson, Harris Johnson,
George Nelson and F.. w. Crate, direc-
tors. F. w. Gratz was elected ship.
per. The association has forty-nine
shareholders and ships stock every
Wednesday.
Frank -Paulson returned on Monday
from an over Sunday visit at Bel
grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lindqnist Of
Rosendale moved to Atwater last
week to make their future home.
Rev. Hoifjeld united Esther Ander-
son and Albert Nelson in wedlock at
Greenleaf township last Thursday.
The wedding occurred at the Carl Mel
son home.
Miss Annie Nelson and Nels Nelson
returned on Monday from a several
months stay at Garden City.
Jers Sorenson of Minneapolis, the
we'll known contractor, formerly of
this place, came Monday for a couple
Of weeks visit. Mr.. Sorenson was
married at Minneapolis two weeks
ago.
Oscar Larson, depot agent at Tin
tab, was an Atwater visitor Monday.
J. B. Bosch Of Lake Elizabeth, the
only political orphan in the county,
transacted business at Atwater Mon
day.
T. E.. Barbeau and F. E. Berrie were
seen on the sidewalk Monday after
noon, practicing base ball. It is re-
ported that Atwater will have a first
class base ball team this summer.
Reuben Peterson Is enjoying a visit
from relative at Raymond.
A quiet wedding occurred at Mime
apolis Thursday evening, when Miss
Annie Paulson and Ed. Boom were
united in marriage The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Bergfalk of
the Swedish Baptist church Of Grove
City. in the presence of a few rela.
t1ves. The attendants were Clarence
Paulson OF Atwater and Elvira Boom
OF Minneapolis. The newly married
couple will make their home on the
Gustaf Boom place in Lake Elizabeth
township. We wish them a long and
happy married life.
Richard Johnson, the oil man, made
call at Lake Elizabeth Monday.
Mrs. Sam Sandberg Of St. Paul Wis.
tied at the Swedish Lutheran parson.
age last week.
A few young ladies were entertain.
ed at the L. ]. Johnson home Sunday
afternoon.
c. H. Ferguson was a Minneapolis
visitor last week, going down on bus
mess.
Clarence Paulson and Mrs. Leonard
Boom returned Friday evening from
Minneapolis where they attended the
wedding of Annie PaulsOn and Ed
ward Boom.
The Farmers Cooperative Shippine
Association shipped a carload of stock
to S. st. Paul last Thursday.
Charles Gustafson left Monda,
morning for business trip to the cit
| les.
A. H. Brooks has hired out to worl
on the Charles Gustafson farm soutl
Of town thru the summer.
Miss Hannah Oslund of Pennocl
visited over Sunday with her sister
Miss Ruby Oslund here.
Clarence Pearson and Albert Erick
son of Kandiyohis were Atwater visit
ors Monday.
Alfred Anderson of Fahlun was
caller at Atwater on business Monday
Frank Mattson of Lake EHZabetl
was seen, here on business the othe
day.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Harrison.
Morning services, 1890.
Sabbath school, 1880.
Atwater.
Sabbath school, 3 p. m.
Evening services, ESQ. $50
n Reception Of neM members will q
cur next Sunday syenina. Al thoa