Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-03-27
NEW LONDON

New London. March 25-Anton NJ.
Anderson Of Irving passed through New
London Saturday from short business
trip to Minneapolis.
Editor Victor Lawson Of the Willmar
Tribune, and his sister, Miss Dora Law |
son spent Saturday evening IN New
London.
DR.. g. A. Newman of saltwater spent
the last Of the week at his Lake Andrew
farm and visiting New London friends.
returning to his home Sunday evening.
Sheriff Peter Bonde had business in
the village Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Halyerson OF
Paynesville were in town Saturday.
James johnson has exchanged his last
years Oakland for a new Ford.
Miss Olga Moline was in Spicer Sat-
urday between trains.
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs.
Oliver Larson of 1nterlachen.
Will johnson Of Paynesville was a
business caller here Thursday.
Albert Winblad has secured a posi-
ton as principal of schools at kensins-
Emil Newlin went to willmar Tues
day of last week.
William Rosen and s. A. Bush were
Friday visitors in Willmar.
Miss Mary Green was in Willmar one
Mrs Andrew Ihlang is confined to her
room with a seriously sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Flesland are the
proud proud parents OF a baby boy born last
Mrs: DeForest went to Minneapolis
G; E. Monson and Y: p. Holm have
each purchased new Buick SKIS.
| Miss Eunice Broberg left for Mime
apolis last Saturday where she will
| make an extended visit with her sister,
| Mrs. John Anderson.
Mrs. BJorn Reierson went to Willmar
| Tuesday to make an extended visit with
her three children there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich Hultgren and
Willmar Tuesday after few days visit
with relatives here.
agent at the Great Northern A.! depot, is
attending to the Station in his absence
Miss Constance Polman returned on
| Tuesday from a ten weeks stay at St.
Peter where she finished course in
pipe organ instruction.
Saturday.
Rev. T. c. Thorson of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Svorson homes Friday and Saturday. He
was returning from a business trip to
Plaza. N. Oak.
Miss Orletta Larson gave party to
some of her schoolmates on Wednesday
evening in honor OF her fourteenth birth
| y.
the occasion. her friends presented her
with handsome fountain pen.
In the contest for the large United
@ to be gYen t9 the sehSe
at the Dale lecture, the fourth and fifth
grade room tied even with the sixth
ana seventh The X
so both rooms were we'll rewarded for
their work.
Mrs. E. Hedin returned this week
the
er than expected by severe illness
while away.
The ditching machine and contractors
Burbank has been unloading for several
days past and is being taken north BY
team from this point.
Little Miss Eleanor Nicholson cele
brated her fifth birthday with a party
for five and an automobile drive to enc
the afternoons pleasure.
P. o. Johnson, George Johnson, S. H
appellants in the litigation which wa:
County Coz com@ nj ESTABLISHING
County Ditch No. 81 in the township!
Of Colfax and Burbank: Among other'
past week either as witnesses or inter
ested SPECTATORS in the ditch cases ar
P. L. Peterson. Elias Johnson, Lar
G. A. Geer. Elmer Heaton, John Dahl
berg. Elmer Kullander and Darwin, ,Eu
gene and Wallace Johnso4
The Gordhamer Bros. aEo errangin;
to return to ArctandeE eov11aip to ru,
by the family here viii o To0tod to tn
Arthur Skoglund family.
The Misses Lillian L0Sooo aud SIM
Uldrickson are this - DISMISSED
Thief River Falls, No. E1est Boiles
och Thnmnson AZ 49, ~ e e,,rsi FL,
patients now un0oe u. 0DDegaard'
care.