Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-02-28
LAKE LILLIAN.

LAKE LILLIAN.
Lake Lillian, Feb. 24-Albert Wal.
ner of st. Cloud came last Tuesday for
a short visit with relatives.
Arthur Eastman of Roseland made
business call here on Monday of last
week.
The sale at the Ole Dengerud place
last Thursday was we'll attended and
everything brought a good price. Col.
G. H. Nelson of Olivia was the auc-
tioneer, and he certainly did his duty.
Miss Helga Nelson spent the lat
ter part of the week at her home west
Of Svea. While there she also attend
ed the Johnson-Bouska wedding at
the Johnson home on Thursday.
N. P. B. Nelson of Meeker county
was seen here last week taking sub
scriptions for The Farmer at St. Paul.
Lawrence Anderson and son, George
hauled hogs to Willmar Tuesday,
Miss Ruth Erickson returned home
after stay at the Peter Blomgren
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Julius served at
their home the other Sunday at a
farewell party given in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Forsman who will soon
leave for Willmar to make their fut-
ure home.
Eddie Westling who has been visit
ing friends and relatives for the past
two months received a sad telegram
from his home at Give, Alberta, Can.
ada on Monday, informing him of the
death of his father at that place. His
father, Erick Westling is we'll known
here. Eddie left at once for his home
to attend the funeral.
A number are at present busy haul.
ing lumber from Willmar for parson'
age to be erected at the Baptist church
this spring.
Richard julius was an Olivia visitor
Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erickson spent
the week end with relatives at Will
mar.
Ole Nord reports that he will soon
have the perpetual motion machine
finished. 1t is twenty-four years and
ten months since he thought of it the
first time. But we understand he is
person that never gives up.
F.. O. Berg and w. F.. Borde became
new subscribers to the Tribune last
week. They say the Tribune is the
only paper they need.
Alger and Walter Erickson assisted
in hauling material from Willmar Sat
urday, for silo which will be erected
at the And. He'd place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Borde were
county seat visitors on Saturday.
A. O. Renstrom, Albert Lundgren
John Iceberg. John O. Erickson. Os
car Linn, G.. P. Erickson, A. G. Lun
dahl, Chas. Ostman, and Lars Erick
son paid the correspondent last weel
for the Tribune, in advance.
Raleigh Erickson returned Tuesda.
to his home at Willmar after a visi
with his brother, Edner Erickson.
S rvices at the Fahlun Baptis
church next Sunday forenoon and eve
ming. Everybody cordially invited.
Emil Aspaas made call at severa
of his neighbors Friday.
Richard P. Johnson became a ney
! subscriber to the Tribune last week
: He subscribed for several years in &C
. vance.
The correspondent spent the wee
:; end at Willmar.
Richard Rudbeck spent a few day
at Willmar last week. He is busy bu,
chasing full blooded horses and ca
tie and will start farming again.
5 Joseph Nelson and William Johnso
made an important call at the count
: seat Friday.
Andrew Osberg of Canada left for
e visit at Willmar. He visited here tn
u past two weeks and will return to hi
i home in Canada in March.
Fred Berglund is expected to r,
l. turn from Minneapolis in the near fu
ure to begin his work for a good Gro
of muskrats.
Joseph Nelson has rented the far
from William Johnson for the comm
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson an
family Of St. Paul are expected in tn
e the Charley Peterson place.
2, Mrs. C. F.. Forsman made a call :
y the Mrs. Johnson home Sunday.
t. Chas. Nelson is planning on erectin
buildings on his farm this spring an
will let the contract to the lowest hi
der.
Le John Olson is: the news carrier I,
r, carrying the Willmar Tribune to o
* Nord, because the latter is not a So
h. scriber to the Tribune. Mr. Olson
a. 10 snare part OF the money WHICH
e offered to Mr.. Nord and Peter Ko
n man when they get the everlastil
y machine working. The other day thu
tried the machine and it worked slo
re ly but they found a few ball bearin
n. needed, to give it more speed. It W
Id also found that too much oil had be,
&c used on the floor of the kitchen at Il
Nord place.
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i'd "Bilkins says his wife is painful
ST literal"
X "She must be If she was that W,
IL when he told me she went at him hal