Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-13

of Colfax was in willmar Saturday be-
tween trains.
James Graetz and family left wednes-
day for Minneapolis where Mr.. Graetz
has position on the street car line.
E. G. Almstedt has returned to New
London again. He has been employed
in the roundhouse in W1llmar.
Miss Martha Green was a Spicer Wis
itor the latter part OF the week.
Miss Griselda Olson returned to New
London Monday from an over Sunday
visit with her friend, Mrs. II. e. Stew
ems in Willmar.
Miss Bernice Christoferson returned
Saturday from three days. stay in
Minneapolis.
R. o. SEVERED is putting up ice for
the New London Creamery Company and
is also filing ice houses for private par
ties.
Lawrence Christoferson went to Will
mar Saturday.
S. Monson of Irving returned to New
London the latter part of last week af-
ter spending three days in Minneapolis.
Arnold Johnson left Saturday for a
visit in Pennock.
Misses Viola and Muriel Anderson
left Saturday for Spicer to visit with
their brother, Postmaster A. K. Ander-
son. They returned Sunday afternoon.
Lars Hanson has been on the sick
list since Christmas.
Arne Skeie is slowly recovering from
an attack of rheumatism which has con-
fined him to his bed for many weeks.
The slight thaw of the week made
coasting splendid sport and young folks
sleighing parties were much in evidence,
Saturday and Sunday.
Hugh Batterberry was a guest on Sun
| day at the II. e. Stevens home in WILL
mar.
Charley Stevens boarded the train for
Minneapolis Saturday.
| Messrs. Carl Stenbakken and Louis
| Lawson have returned from the auto
show In Minneapolis.
John H. Martin Of Willmar was a
New London caller the first Of the week.
Earl Hendrickson visited with the
home folks in Atwater from Saturday
until Tuesday.
| Mrs. P. A. Brogren returned the lat
ter part of the week from an extended
| visit in tho cities.
Atty. G. II. Bitterness Of wil1mar
| transacted business here Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. John Dahlberg, substantial far
mer of Burbank, boarded the train for
Willmar Friday. He returned on satur-
day.
Lloyd Larson and Reuben Almquist
were Spicer visitors between trains Sat-
urday.
i A larger gasoline engine is being in
stalled in the A. A. Skeie blacksmith
shop.
Sunday last, being such a beautiful
/, day, many OF our people made the day
an occasion for trip to our neighbor.
ing town, Spicer, to view the ice har.
vest.
Mrs. T. M. Findley Of Green Lake. q
former teacher OF music at Manchester
College is teaching piano in New Lon
don, two days Of the week, Fridays ant
Saturdays.
Thursday night, the Potter-DePev
Concert Trio entertained at the city hall
Some splendid readings and especiall,
good violin selections were heard ant
enjoyed by large audience. This mum
Der was the fifth Lyceuhn program O.
the SERIES all of which have been salts
factory to our patrons and they hav'
signed up with the same Bureau To-
next year; This course is under the su
pervision Of the Extension Division o
the University Of Minnesota.
A bulletin board has been erected a
tho schoolhouse for the purpose Of keep
Ing score OF the number Of War Saving
Stamps and Thrift Stamps purchased b.
each srade:te' To date: the Primary De
} partment has the largest percentages.
A little Child Of Olof Lansseth,s o
< Irving had the misfortune last week o
breaking log, In q fall from q sled an
y Is now: recovering at Sunnyside hospfta
under the care Of DR.. Oppegaard.
Asnunnber Sof Colfax farmers met a
New london Monday to consider wav
and means of opposing the Colfax ditto
project They will appeal from the dc
cision Of the board Of county commits
sionofD: Ss::.zf r. .%. - :
Eln1Gr eBrobers spent Sunday wit
hons Heikb, and returned to Paynesyil]
Monday where he Is directing home ta
emit In playE to be given for tho benef
Of tho F1edsCross Society. MI. Brober
~ Announces that he will later coach Ne,
+ Londonsshoms talent for a similar m,
pose hers We bespeak for the ente1
tainmentl big success as MI. Brober
Is we'll SHOWN AZ most emcient tn,
atrfc41 nahlger. e ~ = <, .
81 New London had another car OF IN,
q coal last week. We understand i III
will Do our last car Of hard coal zth
winter. While We have not ma q,
usual supply Of hard coal, We have s
realissd That the supply was limited 81
We HAVE therefore willingly substitnte
wo0p AM soft coal. IN these frvir
times 6f sfusl scarcity, Kandiyohi coul
tyshsssbee1-especi ally foftupste "a "a,