Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-01-31
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LAKE LILLIAN.

Mrs. Ole e. Erickson returned home
from Willmar Tuesday where she
visited since Saturday.
Richard Johnson was business
caller at the county seat Wednesday.
Ludwig Englund of Willmar arriv-
ed Tuesday for visit with friends.
The Y. P. S. Of the Norwegian Luth-
eran Free church will meet at the Ole
Solmonson home next Friday evening,
; February Ind. Everybody welcome.
| G. F. Forsman spent Tuesday and
Wednesday ON important business at
Willmar and Svea.
A lutte fisk supper will be served a:
the Norwegian Lutheran church Fri
day evening, February 9th. Everyone
invited to attend.
! This vicinity was shocked last
! Thursday when the news reached here
Of the death of Solomon Solomonson
who had been killed by a falling tree
which he was chopping down in his
grove. The funeral will be held Mon
day at the Norwegian Lutheran
church Of which he was member.
Rev. J. O. Reitan will conduct the fu-
neral services.
Victor Lundquist of Kingman town
ship was a Willmar caller Friday.
4 large number from here attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. H. Haroldson
at the Lake Lillian Baptist church
near Thorpe Friday afternoon.
Fred Norling and Fred Johnson re-
turned Wednesday from several
days stay at Lake Elizabeth.
: The correspondent spent few days
last week at Willmar. While there
he attended the double header basket
/, ball game Friday evening between
e Dassel and Willmar. The first game
= of the evening was played between
! the girls and was won by the Wlllmar
team with score Of 11-9. The sec
, ond game was played between the
= boys and was also won by Willmar
= with a score of 29-16.
: Erwin and Martin Nelson returned
i Tuesday from several days stay at
- the county seat.
), Services at the Baptist church next
= Sunday forenoon and evening.
u Roy Blomquist made his regular call
Il at the P. NJ. Renstrom home Sunday
afternoon and evening.
7 Peter Erickson of Saltese, Montana,
died at that place Saturday, January
Il Goth. after a few weeks illness. The
5: funeral was held last Friday. Mr.:
Erickson was a former resident OF
Lake Lillian, but had spent the past
L; twenty years in the western states.
~ Deceased was born in Sweden nearly
e sixty years ago and leaves to mourn
III his death, his mother, Mrs. Christine
Erickson, one sister, Mrs. Andrew
u Ray of Willmar and six brothers, An
g drew Edblom Of Eugene. oregon
d Aaron and Mats Erickson OF N1obe
N. D.: Erick Nordin and Ole E. and
~ ~ Lars Erickson Of this place.
Il. ~ Albert Walner left last week for st
-. Cloud where he will stay.
ie Edner Erickson was seen Saturday
making a trip to Svea.
Mats Walner and Andrew Holm
gren were seen here Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blomquist o
Roseland visited last Sunday with tn
ar latter's parents, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson enter
tanned a number Of friends at thel
home, Saturday afternoon.
Ole E. Erickson is at present stay
7y ing in Montana. He left to attend tn
le funeral of his brother, Peter.
A young man from here made hi
regular call in Roseland township Of
Mt the Sabbath.
r. Emil Lundquist of west of Sve:
was entertained at the G. P. Er1ckso1
'lr home Sunday.
Prayer meeting at the Fahlun Bar
Id tist church next Thursday evening
ny Everyone welcome.
m A few were entertained at the A.
'ly Renstrom home Sunday evening.
ad In the last issue Of the Tribune, W
Sc read in the Southeast Fahlun items
ed a young man from Lake Lillian be1n
ey marooned on Happy Hill on accoun
en- Of the snowstorm. We have receives
I'M a report that there were two youn
men and other attractions kept Their
M at Happy Hill instead Of the sno1
'et storm.
at Watch the ground hog next Frlda
err and see if winter if over or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wickenberg an
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hedin and famil
and Chas. Nelson were entertained
the Oscar Linn home Sunday
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Adams and fan
ily and the explorer were visitors
the John Olson domicile Sunday.
R. Johnson was an Olivia visitor o
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson visi
ed at a neighbours Sunday.
A number Of relatives were ente
tanned at the William Johnson HON
Sunday.
Miss Freda Johnson returned HON
from a several weeks stay at Olivi,