Willmar tribune., 1919-06-25
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(Clara City Herald.)
Joe Ulferts went TO Raymond Monday
OF 24O acres.
County agent HUSKY was here Friday
on his way home from Raymond where
the farmers OF Kand1yohl county and
Chippewa county had meeting to start
creamery. he reports that the out:
look tor starting creamery at Maynard
Is also very favorable and steps Will be
| taken this summer to start one there.
! Mr. HUSKY was also called out to the
Leek farm to investigate the condition
OF Mr.. Leek's pigs. He found the pigs
| healthy but weak in their hind legs and
thought it was rheumatism. Mr.. HUSKY
also informed us that the disease from
| spring is called Necrosis OF Bulls Nose
and can easily be prevented and cured
| IT action is taken in time. Farmers
| should not hesitate to call the county
| livestock. That what "he is hired tor
and he will only be too glad to help you.
| (Grove City Times)
| N. N. Waylander, one of those from
! here who attended the Holstein Breed
ers annual meeting at Moorhead last
week, informed us that the consign-
same time, brought $22o,5oo.oo. One
bull sold for $4,000. 90, and another
for slSoeoos Aon nuber OF COWS sold
|
brought $4,000 per head. One ten
nor monthsooad calf went as high as $4,000
%he "a M Prise for y head was ST.
after the sale was over.
Rev: E: r. Weeks, J. A. Risdall and
| Mrs. S. j. Erlandson left Thursday of
| last week to attend the Norwegian Luth-
eran CHURCH convention at Albert Lea.
Mr.. Risdall was delegate from here
to the convention. Mrs. Erlandson was
a delegate to the Ladies Aid convention
|
Rev. John Selander of the Baptist
church. was married last Wednesday
| city whose name we did not learn. After
the wedding the young couple left on
a honeymoon trip to Rev. Selanders s
parental home in the state of Pennsyl-
vania. Congratulations are extended
(Atwater Press.)
Andrew Lee arrived home on Sunday
evening from his overseas army duties.
Herman Swens9n arrived Saturday
Miss Ethel Wilson and Mrs. Chas.
Minnick returned from the w. c. T. U.
convention held at Benson last week.
home at Litchfeld last Monday after a
visit at the Chas. Ferguson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Nelson and two
| children left last Thursday evening for
q. visit with relatives at Northwood,
Mrs. G. w. Holmgren ad Miss Myra
fqT visit with rsatyes at
visit tna at Dennybrook. On n; OAK o, -.
tennessee left Monday noon for visit
with the Alfred Olson family at Battle
Lake: They also intended to look over
farming opportunities in that part OF
| the country.
Ernest Reitan was up from Grove
City last Friday afternoon for a short
G Wi fri0 6c IN hos L.
position as cashier of bank at Voltaire,
at walker, this state He Was accom-
Gust Reitan, also of Grove City.
Arthur Johnson arrived home last
Thursday from army service overseas.
ne was in the 4th division, gone nearly
oliver Freeman left on Wednesday
for Kandiyohi, where he has accepted
a position at the Farmers State Bank at
Marvin Odell was at Willmar on Mon
day to bring home the little Jennings
since the shooting accident some weeks
ago. She is getting along fine.
(Pennock News)
About a hundred friends SURPRISED
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benson at their home
Tuesday evening. Mr: and Mrs. Benson
Wmar seon rhe evening 1ar was
in social manner and delicious lunch
con was served. They were presented
with half dozen teaspoons, CASSEROLE
purse of money and one hundred cigars
7 as token Of esteem from their many
friends, whose best wishes go with them
Miss Ida Dahlman had a very narrow
escape. of being run over by No. Ia
3 Tuesday noon.~ Miss Dahlman was 60
ing to Wil1mar and the train being late
she went back TO her home. She was
? in front of the store when the train
pulled in and ran to make it and ran
directly In front Of the moving engine
She stumbled and fell and the engine
knocked her off the track otherwise she
it was She was stunned For a While and
! escaped with an injured arm. The trav-
cling public&shou1d remember the grave
i danger OF running in front of a moving
train.-Kerkhoven Banner. z :. !.