Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-12-12

which held the sweep broke and 1t
swung back with considerable force
and struck the unfortunate young
man in the head, fracturing his skull.
He was hurried to his home and DR..
Sherwood was summoned, but he
passed away before medical aid
reached him.
He was born on a farm near Wal
kins on April "a, 1902, and leaves to
mourn his sudden and unexpected de-
mise his parents and two brothers
and three sisters.-Kimball Kodak.
HAwlcK.
Hawick, Dec. 1O-Harlow But
called at the Ole Benson home Mon
day.
John 1verson received three hun
dred and fifty pounds of mackerel
from his son Elmer, who is working
in Alaska.
Miss Mary McMahon, teacher in
Dist. No. l, is training her pupils for
Red Cross and Xmas program to
be given at the town hall, Wednesday
evening, Dec. 10. The Hawick or
chestra will furnish the music for the
same. Everyone is cordially invited.
John Johnson, who has been work
ing for Fred Deadrick, since last
spring, completed his work Wednes-
day and is now assisting his father
hauling cord wood.
Rev. T. M. Findley Of Spicer call
ed on friends Monday.
The Hawick Shipping Association
will make their first shipment Tues
day, Dec. II.
Cora Benson called at the A. /.
Hall home Wednesday afternoon.
Alfred Lindgren, who has been
away for some time husking cora,
arrived home Wednesday.
A. M. Anderson has been busy the
past week delivering cord wood 10
Mr.. Delmar Brynildsen.
Archie Johns, who accompanied
Dewey Hudson Of Spicer home last
Friday, returned home Monday.
Miss Mcmahon visited at the A.
B. Norris home Tuesday evening.
Willie Barber Of New London, bro
ther of Mrs. William King Of this
place, enlisted in the U. S. Army the
first Of last week. He was examined
Wednesday and passed. He left
Thursday for St. Louis and from
there will go to U. S. training camp
in Texas. He said he would rather
enlist while he had the opportunity
than to be drafted later.
w. H. Jones was a New London
caller Thursday.
Sava Pelkey hauled a load OF
goods to the Irving store for Delma1
Brynildsen Thursday. He was &C,
companied by John Iverson.
Homer Curtis, who has been work,
ing for A. B. Norris since spring fin.
ished his work last week and is al
- present working for Mrs. John Price
Mr.. Russell Gasell met with an &C.
cident last Friday while bringing ;
box of freight from the depot. Thu
box contained one of those fine glass
ink stands used in banks, and som,
way or other, fell on his foot nearl,
crushing his big toe. Hopes are thai
the injury will not cause him any
great suffering.
Mrs. Ole Nelson went to New Lon.
don Tuesday, where she underwent
an operation Wednesday at the Sun.
nyside hospital. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Nels Larson, who has beer
away visiting for a short time, re.
turned home Tuesday.
Misses Emma and Laura Jones
who has been in Sisseton, S. D., Wis.
iting with relatives, returned home
recently.
The last meeting of the North Stal
Telephone company was held Tues.
dady evening at Brynildsens. Thu
purpose Of the meeting was to make
final settlements of all old accounts
rs and dividing up the surplus money
each stakeholder receiving an equa
amount. The company has beer
divided and is no more known as the
North Star.
There is decided change in tn,
weather. Monday night two inches
Of snow fell, causing great drop II
n the temperature. On Saturday morn.
ing, the thermometer registered 2;
degrees below.
Peter Graveyard had the misfor.
tune of losing a valuable horse Sun.
day evening.
III Photographs for Christmas gifts
OF course. A calendar with YOU
photo, free, with each dozen before
Xmas. Shorty Bros studio.-Adv q