Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-07-11
RAYMOND

RAYMOND
Representatives. Rademacher and
her grandmother. Mrs. Davis Of WILL
mar, arrived on Tuesday for short
visit at the L. A. Jensen home.
Mrs. Peter Buikema and baby !
daughter Of Chicago are visiting at
the parental home with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Ostlund.
Miss Mary Jensen returned from !
Wadena Thursday for a short visit Ut
her parental home.
Frieda Holtz, Pearl Hintz, Jane
Fahlstrom, Ed. Ostlund and A. Ham
mergren attended the dance at Clara
City last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Fred Weihraugh and children
left for Glenwood last Friday for a
visit at the E. Foote and I. Eckle
homes.
Mrs. Axel Lundquist left Friday for
visit with relatives at Glenwood.
Filing Fahlstrom arrived from Kan
diyohi last Thursday and spent few
days visiting his sister, Jane FAIL
strOm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fahlstrom and son,
Marshall visited their daughter, Jane
here a few hours Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley are the proud
parents Of baby girl which arrived
at their home on Friday of last week.
The Norwegian school closed a
months session last Friday. A picnic
was held on Saturday, and on Sun
| day evening program was given by
the pupils.
| Amos Nordlie has quit his position
at A. N. Quam's store and went up to
Belgrade where he will work on his
brother-in-law's farm.
A few from here attended the dance
given at Brooten on Friday evening
of last week.
Mrs. Sven Walby was a Willmar
visitor last Wednesday.
Orrin Strand was Spicer visitor
Mrs. e. L. Clyne and children arriv-
ed last week from Eaton. Ohio, to
make their home here. Mr.. Clyne, our
depot agent, arrived some time ago.
j Mrs. L. sherwood of Glyndon ar
rived last Friday for visit at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Connick.
Mr. sherwood came down and spent
Sunday with the family.
Messrs. Russell Spicer, A. A. Ander-
!. son, A. N. Lewis and C. w. Odell
were here on business Friday.
Russell Spicer and family of Will.
mar were in our village on Saturday
evening.
The annual school festival at the
Lutheran Trinity church was held last
, Sunday. A large gathering was pres
ent, and a very delightful program was
I rendered by the school children, as
sisted by the Concordia band.
The deal between Mr.. H. C. Holtz
and E. ]. Coates mentioned last
week fell thru. Some differences came
up and Mr.. Coates decided that he did
not want to locate at this village. We
are all glad to see that Henry Holtz
will remain at the old stand.
Case Mouw has been helping at the
Osmundson garage at Willmar the
past week. He was home over Sun
day.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mouw and fam
lily Of Holland, arrived on Saturday fol-
a visit at the Case Mouw and Henry
Holtz homes.
Rev. and Mrs. Kishpaugh went to
Willmar Thursday via Great Northern
. Mr.. Scion Benton brought them back
in his car the same day.
Mr.. VIM. Van Buren,, the Ford
agent, reports that he has sold five
"Jitneys" the past week, and is ready
to take more orders. He says he car
get cars again on short notice.
The St. Anthony and Dakota Ele
vator Company are erecting a f1nt
new up-to-date lumber shed in thi:
village, which will add greatly to the
looks of the town, and the job is soor
. to be completed.
. Olson & Bjorsells crew came dow1
from Willmar last week and are put
ting on the finishing touches on tn,
First National Bank building. Thi:
will be one of the finest structures il
this part of the state, and will adj
greatly to the good looks Of the will
age.
= E. A. King spent Monday in Mime
apolis on business.
: There ought to be rigid enforce
ment against speeding in our village
A couple of arrests and we think thi
nuisance would soon let up.
it H. c. Feig received a letter Thu
week from Fred Jydstrup who is :
fireman on the U. S. S. Utah. The ira
! ditional silence in regard to the Nav,
is maintained. Fred writes, can
tell you anything, only that am vel
and feel as tho could handle ten Ger
- mans myself"