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

s. Arneld A As was willmar caller
ers sappng of ns E
went to Willmar on business Monday
Frank Elstrom received telegram
last week announcing that his son Wal
Rev. Johannes Hoifjeld left Monday
evening for Kerkhoven to attend dist
riot circuit meetings of the Lutheran
o. J. Gilbertson from north of town
expects his son Sgt. Chris Gilbertson
home from Camp Dodge, Iowa this week.
s % Tnde at fna1 so~th of
this village arrived home last week.
He left Willmar August 9 and has serv-
ed five months in France. Private Lin
member of the Sunset division
DR.; Q. M. Porter transacted business
at Willmar Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Williamson of IT.
wing left Monday morning for Cokato
to attend the 7,, funeral of the latter's
Of apoplexy and was 48 years DID, The
funeral occurred Monday afternoon.
Max Minsker has a clearance sale at
present. He will move next Monday
into the building formerly occupied by
the Larson brothers confectionery.
sS5 was realized. Roy Anderson is
the director of the band.
this village, Albert Olson of tennessee
and Chas. H. Ferguson of Harrison went
to Willmar Monday to serve on the jury
Prof. H. F. Baldwin has been re-elect-
ed as superintendent Of the High School
for the coming year.
The customers of the Strong Motor
company states that the Strong people
has one Of the best up-to-date line of
Ford accessories west of the Twin Cit
les. They are located in the building
next door to the First National Bank
e. A; Swan and J. w. Peterson of
seat Monday to serve on the jury dur
the court this week.
The Boy Scouts Of Atwater will give
The boys need little acknowledgements
and therefor we ask all the friends to
come and give the boys a lift After
the program and sale, refreshments will
money to be used for equipments. The
date Is Friday, the 2sth Of March.
Inc state road workers arrived Sat-
Apout 80 more horses will come later
work Will commence soon on the state
road starting one mile east of the
S Sil and running seven miles west
SIX miles of the state road going north
and south will be gravelled
Orio Stannard an old resident of Irv
ing d1ed March 18th, at the home of his
son main Sh aries at Minneapolis. The re-
the Union Grove cemetery Friday for
burial. AoA
Three Woken Boys Returns from France
Sgt. John Woken returned home Sun
day morning from Camp Dodge. He
was among the first boys to enlist from
AtWater and spent most of that time
at Fort Barrancas, Florida and went
overseas with the Saith, c. A, c. in SEN
TEMPER 1918. His brother, Private Ing
vald Woken recently returned home az
t tSr SIX SIX, months G service in France with
another brother, Private Alfred Wok-
en- Is expected home soon as he has ar
rived at Camp Merritt, N. J. and is
enroute for Camp Dodge He has spent
ABOUT ~ months in France and was
wounded September 26th, in the battie
OF the Argonne Forest near Varrenes.
view Farmers Store Building.
1. Inc Farmers Cooperative Associa-
ZION or Atwater will erect a new brick
building this spring The store viii
De quilt on the lots occupied now bv
MAX Mlnsker and the Gustafson Pro-
auce. The dimensions of the new build
ing is 5Ox1OO it. with full basement and
one story. Work will be commenced at
once. The buildings on the lot were
s SOC last Saturday. The Minsker build