Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-04
RAYMOND

Raymond, Mar. 27-Max Somerville
Of Willmar will commence his duties as
mail carrier on route FIVE from this viii
Bob Phillips spent Sunday at his
home in Ruthton.
sophus Larson of willmar was here
Edwin Miller was reported on the
sick list last week.
Misses Daby and .Rustnk were Will
Melvin Ostlund was seen in our burg
last Friday afternoon.
Alo Abrahamson returned last week
Frank Abrahamson was Willmar
visitor Tuesday evening.
William Jydstrup was a business
caller at Priam Tuesday.
Paul Dhoore made business trip to
| Whitef1eld township, Tuesday.
William Knott, Jr;; is at present en-
pl9yed with the j. II, H Olsen ,ns1 SEe%
for few days visit in Willmar.
G. Stob and son, Aaron made bust
ness call at the county seat last week
for play to be given in the near fut-
Mrs Max Hintz entertained the birth
day club at her home Wednesday, Mar
swan Nelson Of near Svea was bus
mess caller at Raymond one day las,
week.
Misses Alice Morros, Anna Knott and
! Cora spaeth were Willmar visitors Sat
Miss Margaret Jensen returned to
Winmar Saturday where she attends
Miss Ada Mark Of Granite Falls ar
rived Friday for visit at the August
p. G. i. Holmquist was visitor in
ed the next morning.
shipped two carloads Of stock to South
St. Paul Tuesday evening.
son and Mrs H. n: Marley Of Willmar
T. NJ. T. NJ. club at her home Tuesday
evening. A large crowd attended:
Of Kandiyohi visited with Marshall
Fahlstrom here Friday and Saturday:
Rev. F. w. Herr conducted the fu-
mel south Of Atwater last Tuesday
Raymond band practices every Tues
day evening for play to be given some me
leader Of the band.
The St. Anthony Dakota Elevator
Company are employing q crew to tear
date buildings viii be erected in the
near future.
Rev. and Mrs. wahlkis Of Lenox, S.
Roa 81 Rev. vs ahk f tss
the services at the NJ. E. church last
Two Indian boys, who have ESCAPED
from the school at Rlpestone. arrived
here last Saturday. They were under
the care Of Paul Dhoore until Monday
noon when they were sent back to Pipe
]. H. Olsen and crew, Of Willnarj are
busy making the old restaurant build
ing an up to date place After the
same is completed, It will be occupied
by the First National Bank.
stone. -
George Steiner died last Wednesday,
March p, at the d. Bergstresser home.
The deceased was born In Germany and
his home in the state Of Nlinois until
ten years ago when he moved to Ray
mOnd., He died from heart failure. He
leaves to mourn his death a large. num-
Der of relatives and friends; The fu-
neral was held last Saturday afternoon
at the M. E. church, Rev. Kishpaugh Of
floating. The remains were laid to rest
in Fa1rview cemetery.
SCHOOL NOTES
The first state examinations in the
Thursday and Friday. The results were
as follows: ARITHMETIC: Mark Faaima,
100: Olga Wegner, SO. Grammar and
Composition: Olga Weenfr;. 50; Mark
Hanna. e. Geographic Violet Potter.
T. spe5le!ng +s Olga Wesner7 100 i1s Mssf
The proceeds Of the carnival held at
the school house on Friday night for the
benefit Of the piano fund amounted to
$49.87. The crowd was large and all
seemed to have q good Time -, ..
Mrs. H. C. Holtx. and Hre. w. L. Pot
ter visited school last week: