Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-09-03
IRVING

Irving, Sept 1-Cutting corn and fill
ing of silos is the order of the day and
the corn crop is generally good.
Elizabeth Peterson from Minneapolis
| teacher in Dist 81.
| Martin Larson is working for Henry
| Stromme.
Mr. and Mrs o. F. Olson and chill
dren called at the home of Peter Sunde
| on Sunday the Gath.
Dora Hanson is working at the Mar
shall family in Union Grove.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Borsheim went
to Granite Falls last Sunday to visit
| their son. Arthur.
The c. Christensen family with Con-
rad Olson left last Saturday for the
state fair. They will also visit with
the Alfred Nelson family of st. Paul
and other friends.
| Lena Nelson called on Mr. and Mrs
| day.
| Ditmar Thorsons have painted the in
side of the primary room in Dist. 81
Mr.. Chas. Johns, who has been sick
with pneumonia is improving very NICE
| ly.
Mr.. and Mrs Gust swenson of St.
| Paul came to the home of Martin Chris
tenson last Saturday for few days
| vacation.
! Miss Anna Hanson did some sewing
for Goldie Susag last Saturday.
| Jennie Storlie and Esther Christian
| son have rented a room at VIM. CHS
holm's and went there last Monday and
| intend to continue their study as Sopho-
| mores at the Paynesville high school
this term.
Regina Donney and her sister started
| their studies at the Paynesville high
school last Monday. They have rent
ed the pony that Goldie Susag used for
| four terms driving to and from during
her four years at high school and that
| pony has travelled $500 miles in faithful
service.
School begins in Dist. 81 in Monday,
September 9Th, and it is hoped that all
| the children will be present.
John Lind Nelson visited at the home
of Peter Sunde last Saturday evening
The gathering at Holger Thompson's
| last Saturday evening was well attend
ed and the Young Peoples Society of
the Nordland church were well salts
weld with the results.
Sophus Susag spent last Sunday with
the Urseth family Of Minneapolis and
also took trip to the state fair.
Edward Sunde came home with his
| tool chest last Saturday evening after
finishing the Anton Randall home. 8
John Dahlhaug was a Paynesvi1le
caller last Sunday morning.
Stella Sunde is employed as sales
| lady at the VIM Galanter store of
Paynesville and began her work last
| Monday.
Jennie Johnson, Viola Anderson, Col
! die Susag and Clara Sunde left last
| Monday for st. Cloud where they will
attend the State Normal school for the
coming term.
Eta Gabrielson Of Willmar spent last
Sunday and labor day at the home of
| S. o. Susag.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hanson and Mrs
H. A. Hendricks autoed to Norway Lake
last Sunday morning returning in the
evening.
Henry Peterson left last Sunday for
the state fair. He was accompanied by
some Of his friends and the trip was
made in an auto.
Mrs. c. A. Susag came home for a Wis
| it with her parents last Saturday.
Clara Sunde and Lena Nelson spent
last Saturday evening with Goldie Su-
sag.
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Jacobson spent
last Sunday with their son, p J. Jacob
son and family.
Muriel Anderson left for New London
last Sunday where she will continue her
studies at the high school.
Mrs. c. Christianson, who has been
sick is now improving and able to be up
and around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trygve Langseth from
Minneapolis are camping out on Little
Sandy at the cottage there.
Mrs. EarthfeId and children left for
their home in St: Paul on Wednesday
Of this week - T. - = 81 80
Mrs. Bertha Johnson and daughter of
Willmar are attending high school at
iPaynesville this year. She is staying
at the home Of DIR. and Mrs. Sandven
Clarence q. susas has accepted . po-