Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-01
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Irving, Sept. 22-The Valen family
is, busy moving to Detroit, MINI. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ruud will reside
at the Valen place until next spring,
when they will move to the Christoph-
er Benson farm.
Christ Emerson was a Paynesville
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Seeland left
for Brandon on Saturday Sept. 21st
and returned on the following Monday
The trip was made by auto and they
had a nice visit with Mrs. Seeland's
relatives at that place.
Jennie Sunde who has assisted Mrs
o. Walter Olson during the summer
months returned home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nelson and the
Edward Sunde family were among the
visitors at the county fair and were
we'll satisfied with the same.
John Peterson visited with his bro
Their at Brandon over Sunday last
week.
Olive Anderson is at present staying
with her sister, Bertha at St. Paul. We
understand that there was increase in
the family recently. Congratulations.
P. G. Rufsvold has sold his farm to
Mr. Solbreck from the state of Iowa
and he also purchased the farm be-
longing to the Martin Rufsvold estate.
The consideration for the same is $135
per acre.
L. Valen helped Christ Emerson
threshing last week on the Ole Skon-
seng farm. The crop turned out fair.
Lena Nelson who graduated from
the Paynesville High School last
of loo CT
OAK, where she will continue her
studies at the Oak Grove Lutheran
Seminary. She was accompanied by
her brother, John Lind Nelson.
Christ Emerson will have an auction
| sale on the Christ Benson farm, Oct
ober 10th. Mr.. Emerson and family
| intends tomoveto LaPorte enxt spring
where they will take possession of a
farm they have purchased there
Sivert Seeland did the chores at
the John Peterson place while the
family visited at Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Hanson attended
an auction sale near Belgrade Monday
last week.
Clemence Masch left last Thursday
for visit with his folks at Minnea-
polls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Johnson called
| on Edward Sunde's home Wednesday
| last week.
The Ladies Aid of the Nordland
| church met with Mrs. Holger Thomp.
son last Wednesday afternoon.
| A mince pie was sold at the Hoar
auction on the old p B. Nelson farm
last Thursday for a price of one dol.
lar and five cents and a. horse was sold
for a ann If fivo dn11orc
Mrs. J. Domney called on Mrs. S.
O. Susag last Friday.
| J. B. Johnson went to St. Cloud
Normal School last Friday and was
accompanied back by his daughter,
Jennie who was accompanied by three
other schoolmates for a week end
| visit at the Johnson home
| The strong wind hindered the
threshing machine from operating
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Jacobson enter.
tanned company last Friday evening
On Tuesday. Sept 30, business
meeting was held at the Nordland
church. Most Of the members were
present
Gordon Vernon Nelson left last
week to enroll at the state University
Olga Thorson helped her aunt, Mrs
K. j. Thorson during threshing.
Mrs. Alma Sherwood and baby of
Detroit, Mich. visited at the Martin
Christensen home last week.
| Peter Borsheim left last Monday to
resume her duties at the state Uni
versity. She will graduate in the
spring.
A gospel meeting was held at the
S. 0. Susag home last Sunday which
was conducted by Rev. o. T. Ring and
wife of Willmar. People were present
from Belgrade, Brooten, Kerkhoven
and Willmar besides those living in
this community.
| Lena Nelson visited with Alvina
Borsheim last Friday and Saturday.
Emma Sunde came from MinneaDO.
lis for a short VISIT.
MRS. I. Thompson of Fort Ransom
N. Oak, came to visit with her sister,
Mrs. H. c. Hanson last Sunday morn
! ing She had her children along and
will visit her parents and other rela-
tives and friends.
Some of those who spent last Sun
day at Mount Tom, said it was we'll
worth seeing and large crowd was
present in spite of the cold weather.
John Sunde accompanied his sister
Clara and Viola Anderson, Jennie
Johnson and Goldie Susag to the St.
Cloud Normal last Sunday afternoon.
| Evelyn Berkness and Elizabeth Ped
erson spent last Sunday at the home
of Hans E. Peterson.
Conrad Hanson who is working for
| Albert Bork spent last Sunday at
home.
Elder S. o. Susag of the church of
God has resigned as pastor for the
HaWick congregation and will leave
Immediately to enter upon his duties
as travelling evangelist and represen-
tative for their institution at St. Paul
Park. He was chosen for this position
| at their conference last June. Elder
.: I. Ring of Willmar will take charge
! of the work at Hawick