Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-03-26

last week.
J. S. Christensen of Lake Andrew
head of cattle to be shipped to st. Paul
perhaps the largest number of livestock
sold by one man to be shipped from
Frank Van Worst Of Paynesville was
a Monday caller in town.
Lily Thimel of St. Paul is visiting
Laura Larson of Colfax died at Sum-
nyside Hospital last week.
August Dengerud of Norway Lake
brought daughter to the hospital Sat
Paul Peterson of Willmar visited his
sister, Mrs. Emil Jacobson on Monday.
John Borgeson cotemplates making his
future home at Sioux Falls, with an
elder sister.
A mistake appeared in our correspon-
dence of last week, where Aug: Gustaf-
son instead Of Alfred Gustafson was
named in a real estate transfer.
Clarence Hultberg and Chester Lund
were in Willmar between trains Tues
Prof. Kirk of the Extension division
Of the University Of Minnesota called
on the school board here Thursday in
the interest of next years Lyceum
course. While here Prof. Kirk enter,
tanned the students at the High School
Friday morning with some very fine
piano solos,
Fred Halverson. who served with the
marines during the war, was in town
w. S. Johnson and daughter, Miss
Leone of Paynesville autoed over on
business Friday and were accompanied
on their return by Mrs. Geo. Nj. Jen-
nings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 1hlang will move
into the rooms soon to be vacated by
the Alfred Gustafson family in the
Emil Johson building. The Gustafsons
will move into their recent purchase.
Helmer Haramon and Everett John
son went to Appleton on Monday Of
last week with Ed IxnnHStrOm
they are working in the new Lung
strom store.
nook, Montana, to be re-employed in
pre-War work. He enlisted in the Nat.
Guards from that point.
Mrs. Oliver Larson and Miss Eunice
Broberg went to Willmar Tuesday.
- Mrs. Einar Hagen visited in sp1cer
Tuesday until Thursday. She was &C
companied on her return by her brother
Andrew Gustrud who will spend some
e q. Wermelin and Albert Jordin had
slight throat operation performed Mon
day morning.
Mrs. John Parker Of Green Lake will
be surgical patient at the hospital
the last of the week.
Stenbakken Bros. have succeeded Gus
larson Bros; IN the contract for carry
office
Rev. Findley is arranging for an elab-
crate Easter program, musical cantata
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ley.
DR.. George M. Jennings spent Sunday
with relatives here after three days
attendance at the Northern Pacific B.
A. in session last week at st. Paul. DR..
and Mrs. Jennings left on Monday for
a few days stay at Fargo, before re-
turning to their home at Missoula,
Montana.
Miss Eunice Broberg was hostess Fri
day at an afternoon luncheon to honor
Mrs Geo: NJ Jennings of Missoula,
Mont. The guests were Mesdames |
Oliver Larson, Philo Gallea, M. F.
c. E. Monson, Anton STEM
bakken, M. o. Oppegaard, Arthur 1hlang, |
E. F. Fink and the Misses Mary and |
Martha Green. Anne Batterberry and |
Ruth LundQuist.
Emil Jacobson received the sad news |
on Monday, Of the accidental death of |
his aged father at his home near Mon
tevideo. Mr. Jacobson, ST., was almost |
80 years of age but in good health and |
was trying to help with the daily chores |
about the barns, when he was kicked |
by a bull with the above mentioned fatal |
results.
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor.
Morning services at IL a. m,
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Evening song service at D. M
Friday, the Lutheran Brotherhood will
meet There will be q program and re-
'reshments. ''0