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

Sunburg-Ole Monson Of Granite
Falls is visiting for q few days with
his brother Jacob Monson of kerkhoven
township.
Richard Gronseth, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Gronseth. who Is serving with an
Artillery Regiment at Camp Pike, has
been promoted to the rank of Corporal.
A. c. Berg and Carl Ellingboe are
twin city visitors this week.
The butter produced at the Sunburg
Creamery the past month exceeded the
output for the corresponding month last
year by about 1900 lbs.
E. e. Swenson and Even T. Poverud
were twin city visitors recently.
The Sunburg Chapter of the Red Cross
has more than a hundred members.
Quite q number of the Ladies are doing
splendid work and have made two valu-
able shipments consisting of lot of
knit goods and other articles useful for
our soldier boys.
Peter Poverud returned last week
from . Sanitorium at Savannah. Mo-,
where no had received treatment for a
| few weeks. His many friends hope he
| will soon recover to former health.
Herbrand Rhine has returned from an
| extended visit in North Dakota.
Miss Helen Flaten of Ray, N. D.. is
visiting with her uncle, E. E. Swenson
at Sunburg and other relatives In this
| section.
Martin o. Ellingboe has purchased
the Anne o. Sondral farm in the town
OF Kerkhoven consisting of two hundred
acres. Martin took up homestead in
Bowman County, North Dakota, q num-
| Der of years ago and has made good.
He has many friends who will welcome
him back to become permanent resi-
| dent In the community.
| Surely Mr.. o. L. Quie has the SYM
Ino fhv nf fho v1yhn nj 0o1x
about two weeks otter the death Of his
father. he suffered the loss of his only
son and child, Leonard Quie aged 13;
! the immediate cause being appendicitis.
The funeral took place Jan. 18th, when
in spite Of cold and stormy weather,
a large number of relatives and SYM
pathetic friends gathered at the Quie
home to pay their respects to the de-
parted one. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Sotendahl both at the
home and at the West Norway Lake
church. Mr.. Quie extends his thanks
to his friends and neighbors who as
sisted him during the sickness of both
his beloved father and son, and the SYM
pathy shown him in his hours of sor-
row and bereavement.
The township chairmen for the com.
ing Liberty Bond Loan Campaign are
E. ]. Peterson, for Norway Lake town.
ship; o. O. Ellingboe for Kerkhover
township; August Lindgren for Hayes
township and Herman Edman for Arct
ander township.
The Sunburg Bank is showing {
steady and healthy growth in resources
showing fully $4,000 on February Is
or an increase Of about $4,000 in abou
a year.
Sigurd Halvorson in training at Camp
Pike, Ark, has gained promotion tt
the title of Corporal Our boys from
this SETON are all acquitting them
selves with honor as soldiers in tn
National Army.
Mrs. X. H. Moen is reported to be re
covering very nicely from a serious
operation which she underwent a coupl
Of weeks ago at the Northwestern hospi
tai in Minneapolis
Albert Gandrud was q Minneapolis
visitor recently.
Mrs. J. C. Qvale attended the funera
of soldier brother at Fergus Fall
last week.