Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-02-13
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Hon. l.. o. Thorpe left Tuesday for
q visit in the cities.
Sig Nelson and Henry Cutter spent
Tuesday visiting In the cities.
il. A. Risdall of Grove City visited
here between trains. Tuesday.
A. H. Holm was a business visitor
in Atwater. Tuesday afternoon.
Carl sandberg is at present employ
ed with q we'll digger near Svea.
Carl Alfred Of .Pennock was bust
ness visitor in this city. Tuesday.
Stella Elstrom Of Atwater visited
friends here several days last week.
Henry Waters Of Lake Elizabeth
was business visitor here, Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Hoglund of Litchfield
spent the weekend at her home here.
Edwin Selin left Tuesday for La
Rev. c. o. Bergquist of Pennock was
| q visitor here between trains, Tuesday.
-Nels Norell Of Kandiyohi transacted
business in this city, Monday and Tues
day.
Alfred Hagen returned last week
| from a couple Of weeks visit In Sleepy
Eye.
20. H. and Anton o. Grove Of Wang
| township visited here the first Of the
week.
Al Selvig of Browns Valley spent
the weekend visiting at his home in
this city.
Rev. Paul Hallin returned Tuesday
evening from a couple of days visit in
Minneapolis.
Miss Marie wallen Of Paynesville
is under medical attention at the DR..
! Benson hospital.
! Word was received this week that
| Albert Erickson of Kandiyohi had arriv-
ed safely in France.
| Prof. A. w. Dawson, agricultural
teacher in New London, visited here be-
tween trains, Saturday.
| Carl Johnson returned Tuesday to
Pennock after visit with friends in
this city since Saturday.
p. c. Christensen Of Pennock un.
derwent an operation at the DR.. Benson
Hospital, Monday afternoon.
Paul Hedin of Milbank, S. D., spent
the weekend visiting at his home in
this city. He returned Tuesday.
Clarence johnson returned Tuesday
to his home near New London after 8
months employment in the cities.
-Adolph Olander and E. Soderlund
returned Sunday morning from a couple
of days business trip to the cities.
Charles Mattson, the Lake Eliza
beth fur buyer, has purchased thus fal
this season, eleven hundred mink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Erickson Of st
Paul are at present moving to the Mrs
-Edw. Elkjer of the Elker-Weun
Clothing store left Tuesday for Min
neapolis to attend the Retail Clothier,
Convention.
Mrs. John swenson of Long LAX,
left Tuesday for a visit with her sons
Edward and Wesley Swenson in L.
Bolt, S. D.
DIR. G. H. Freeman of the Stat
Hospital left Mondoy for St. Paul t,
attend the quarterly meeting of tn,
Board Of Control
), Mrs. c. J. Swenson returned Tues
Saturday at the Ed. Nelson and Andrew
Birkeland homes in this city.
Lawrence Bergeson Of Camp Dodge
Iowa, arrived Monday morning for F.,
visit until Friday at his home in thi
city. He left on Monday for a shor
visit in Browns Valley.
Miss Hattie Holmdahl returne,
, Tuesday evening from visit in Min
neapolis. She was accompanied by Mrs
Charles Croonquist of Kensal, N. D., VIII
will visit at the John Holmdahl HON
in this city.
Lawrence Olson Of Fahlun town
ship visited here Tuesday and toda
) he attended the auto show. Mr.. Olso
F reports that he has been successful Il
! getting f1fty-three mink this season.
Thomas Birkeland returned to hi
> home at Castleton, S. D., on Tuesda
after attending the funeral of his fathe
which was held last week. He was &C
companied on his return by has sister
Mrs. Good of Chicago, who will visi
with him for Soma TINA