Willmar tribune., 1918-03-20
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Fahlun-Robert Llndblad has hired
out to Clarence Lindblad for the sum-
mer.
Milton Nelson of Pipestone county is
at present visiting with friends in Fab
lun and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kleberg were en-
tertained at Frank Nelson's Sunday.
Miss Adeline Holm made a weekend
visit at her parental home.
Mrs. John Carlson called at August
Lindblad's Wednesday Of last week.
Walter Hultin returned home from
Pennock last Sunday where he has as
sisted his brother.
few from here attended the Y. P,
S. at Svea last Friday evening.
Miss Mabel Lindgren visited with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Franzen last Friday.
Clarence Lindblad called at c. p
Holms Thursday afternoon.
Nels Young Is home again from the
Bethesda hospital in Willmar. Nels,
we all wish you a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Swanson called
at the Bernard Lindblad home Sunday
afternoon.
A few farmers from here attended the
meeting held by the Kandiyohi County
Farm Bureau Association last Saturday.
Miss Ethel " Carlson visited Sunday
at the c. P. Holm home.
c. P. Holm assisted L. P. Felt last
Saturday afternoon.
Nels Thelin called at the Peter Sun
deem home Friday afternoon.
Lawrence Holm made a business trip
to Kandiyohi last Saturday.
L. p. Felt attended the Nonpartisan
convention last week. He was dele
gate from Fahlun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole E. Erickson and fam
lily visited with Axel Lundquist's Sun
day afternoon.
Fahlun. March 1s-Oscar Lindblad
called at the John Anderson home in
Roseland Wednesday.
Victor Skoglund was busy grinding
feed for the farmers one day last week.
Ole Birkeland assisted Andrew Heg-
strom with some work last week.
Quite a few from here attended the
funeral of the late S. Walgren Of Min
neapolis at Tripolis last Sunday.
Louis Strandberg had some hay baled
last week.
August Lindblad is busy digging a
we'll on his farm here.
Herbert Christianson is assisting
Carlson Bros. with some work.
Axel Lundquist has been busy moving
his property from farm in Lake Lill-
ian to the L. Englund farm which he
has rented for the coming season. E..
Seastedt who occupied the Englund farm
during the past three years has moved
to New London where he purchased a
farm near that village.
Miss Amy Freed visited with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Anderson of Roseland for
a few days last week.
P. A. Sonden was on the sick list for
! few days last week.
Quite few from here attended the
meeting of the stockholders of the Svea
store last Wednesday,.
Tuesday from Minneapolis where she
has spent the winter months.
Florence, Jennie and Wilhelm Chris
tianson spent Tuesday evening at ]. A.
YOung's.
Miss Hulda Soderberg visited with
Hulda Freed Wednesday afternoon.
We are pleased to learn that John
Wicklund and J. B. Bosch were placed
as candidates for representative and
senator on the N. P. L.
Wilhelm Christianson was a county
| seat visitor Tuesday where he took his
physical examination.
Misses Gladys and Olga Anderson Of
Roseland spent Sunday with Misses HUI
da and Amy Freed.
Richard Freedholm was around re-
pairing telephone lines the latter part
| of the week.
| A. Lundin and son Herbert were bus
| mess callers at ]. A. Young's Saturday
afternoon.
John Swanson and family were enter
tanned at Ben Lindblad's home Sunday
afternoon.
| A great number of young folks from
here took in the program and social in
Lake Lillian Saturday evening.
The town meeting last Tuesday was
| not very well attended. We have not
yet heard the reports of the voting.
Nels Young, who has been seriously
| i'll for the past four weeks, is somewhat
| improved at this writing.
Peter Fridlund called at the M. Lin.
| man home Friday evening.
John Lindblad of Willmar, who has
spent some time with his brother Au-
gust here, left for Willmar Wednesday.
Most of the farmers are prepared for
spring work and seed corn testing is
now the order of the day.