Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-06-04

Edna L. Hoppe, Edith E. Ogren, Carl
A. johnson, Clarence B. Hultberg and
Chester B. Lund. The class motto
is, "Out of the Harbor, Unto the
Sea-" The class c0lors are lavander
and old gold and the class flower is
the state flower, namely the Mecca
sin. The program was heard by a
very large assemblage of relatives and
friends. Miss Helena Hultberg's
valedictory and Miss Viola Anderson's
salutatory were we'll rendered Clar-
ence Hultberg rendered splendid or.
alton on military training for the U.
S. as did Miss Edna Hopes in her
grafton entitled, ''The Way to Perpet-
ual Peace" Prof. Ullering made few
appropriate remarks and then Rev. E.
M. Hanson, president of the school
board presented the diplomas to the
graduating students. There were vari-
GUS excellent musical numbers on the
program also by school talent and spe-
cial pipe organ music by Elmar Bro
berg.
Carl 1hlang is employed in the Bro
berg and Son store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buchanan arriv.
ed home Wednesday from a stay in
Appleton. Mr.: Buchanan, a civil
war veteran, took part in the Memoir
ial Day celebration at that place.
Miss Sigfred Johnson left for the
| cities on Monday to spend the sum.
| mer.
| Carl Johnson departed the first of
the week for st. Peter to visit at his
home there Carl expects to enter
the st. Peter college in the fall.
| Nels Harmon sold his lot east of the
Ole Skeie property to Ole Skeie this
week.
Randolph Thorne went to Appleton
Monday for weeks visit with his
cousin, Lester Thorne.
Phillip Young, a tourist from Swed
en-, arrived here Friday. He is visit
ing relatives at the Emil Ogren home
Mr.. Young expects to return to Eur
ope in the fall after visiting severa
other places in this country.
William Hallberg and Manley
Thorne returned Monday to the cities
having visited friends and relatives
here since Thursday.
William Kerr of Camp Grant, a Y
M. c. A. secretary, is visiting Hugh
Batterberry.
Elmer Rapp went to Irving the first
part of the week to work for his
grandfather, B. Tharaldson.
Elmer King had business in Will
mar between trains on Monday.
Miss Ada Thorson arrived from st
Cloud last Friday to visit here.
Clarence DOkkesveen, returned
soldier, came home last week from
overseas service with some stiff fight
| inn 01y NJ HI h s1s~ 80
in the great battle of the Argonnt
Forest.
P. L. Peterson and John McLoug1
put up a forty foot iron flag pole, SCI
in concrete on Mount Tom, in thu
state park, last Friday afternoon.
Miss Edna Osmundson left for Will
mar Friday to spend the summer
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Larson, Jr.
of Minneapolis were home on Memoir
ial Day caring for their burial pla
at Lebanan cemetery.
Among the graduation announce
ments this spring, Of interest to New
London people, is that of Marcus Stem
dahl who is graduating from the
Queen Ann high school of Seattle
Wash. Marcus Stendahl is the
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Stendahl, who formerly owned the
hotel here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Swenson were
hosts this week to Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Young and child, Miss Rikka Sven
son, Burton Swenson and Bern Ras
musson, all of Minneapolis, and B
N. Reamer of Hawick The party
motored here from Minneapolis and
returned on Sunday.
Lawrence Christopherson arrived
on Monday from Willmar to visit al