Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-30
Louis Halvorson and family from

the northern part Of the state are
visiting with Mr. Halvorson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Halvorson
Louis IS carpenter and is assisting
reshingling the house.
Arthur F. Johnson arrived at New
York a week ago last Saturday from
overseas. He left Atwater last May
for Camp Lewis and went overseas
in August.
The High School Senior Glass play
will be given at the Village Hall Fri
day and Saturday evenings, May
and 10.
G. O. Sand and daughter Helen and
sons Morris and Lloyd and Lillian
Samstad motored to Willmar last Sun.
day. They were accompanied back
by Gudrun and Ralph Sand who have
visited there for a few days.
Martin Olson was Willmar visitor
Sunday evening.
Jewell G. Peterson who is staying
at Denver, Colo. for the benefit of his
health, leaves this week for sight
seeing trip to Los Angeles, CAL, Port.
land, Oregon and Prosser, Washing.
ton.
Carter Hanson, son Of Emil Hanson
of Fahlun had the i'll luck last Monday
to badly injure the thumb of his right
hand. The hand became entangled in
the cream separator which caused the
wounds. He was taken to Atwater
and the wounds were dressed by DR..
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Larson and
Laura Nicholson visited last Sunday
at H. B. Peterson's home northeast
of this village.
Emil Hanson Of Fahlun township,
general agent for the Playford silos
was in this village on business to-
day. He reports the sale of "a silos
which we'll be erected this spring and
summer.
The Strong Motor Co., drove up q
Fordson tractor from the Cities Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Gallea and two
daughters and Ethel Eckman and
Louis Lawson were New London visi.
tors last Sunday.
Edwin Erickson Of Grove City was
an Atwater visitor Sunday.
Rev. Ryden, formerly of Svea, but
now of Minneapolis, was guest at
the Rev. Levander home Monday and
Tuesday last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Issacson of
Kandiyohi visited last Sunday at the
Nels Blomberg home.
Harold Cederstrom Of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday at the Chas. w. Ceder.
strom home west Of town.
Rev. Johannes Hoifjeld was Will
mar business caller last Wednesday.
M. Moody, Domestic Science teacher
of the local High School has accepted
position in the high school at Lu-
verne for the coming year.
Hjalmar Peterson who resides south
west of this village received word last
week announcing the death of q
nephew, Chester Dokken, at Waver.
ly. He died of Influenza.
L. ]. Johnson, F. C. Peterson and o.
J. Gilbertson motored to Litchfield
today on business in the interest OF
the Acton and tennessee Insurance
company.
Atwater was the second In the
county to report the full quota to the
| Victory Loan. The village oversub.
scribed their allotment by three hun.
| dren dollars.
Edwin Harris Bergh, violinist will
give musical entertainment at the
| village hall Saturday evening at
o'clock The entertainment is for the
| benefit of the school Admission will
be fifteen and thirty-hve cents.
Rev. Fred Stromberg returned from
! Minneapolis last Friday. He reports
very interesting time at the Mime
apolis District Methodist preachers
| meeting.
| Mildred Blomberg returned Friday
from weeks visit with Frances Mel
son at Kandiyohi.
-. Charles Weaver who has charge OF
, the. road work here, moved the horses
and equipment last Sunday to the
1 Chas. w. Cederstrom pla zee three
miles west of town.
n. Cohn OF Minneapolis has sold
his Ford car to Dr. George McBroom
He will arrive here Wednesday with
the Ford.
Rev. Martin Lien of Britton, 8. Oak
attended the funeral OF the late
George Estrem last Friday.
Peter Nelson Of Minneapolis has
charge OF the sewer work which II
being made for the J. H. Strong Prop
| erty.
! Robert Anderson of Willmar had &
monument erected last Monday at thu
Union cemetery in honor of his wifi
who died about a year ago. The latt
Mrs. Anderson was a daughter O,
Frank O. Estrom Of this village.
/ Alvin Estrem returned today to st
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