Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-02
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Atwater, March 81, 1913. The Jun.
Tor class Of the High School gave their
play to o. large audience at Kandi-
yohi Saturday evening. .*8 sSz}:s D
. Carl =. Amenrude OF Willmar was
here on business this afternoon. s
Edwin JOHNSON was at st. Paul last
Friday where he sold some stock.
Max Minsker moved his store bust
ness to the new location last Satur-
day. q 81 >.sz5 5. ,- s s'> s:
l William McDermott Of Kandiyohi
was In this village on business Mon
day. .=e.=. ..-> ~ =. - - -
+ Alice Anderson spent the weekend
visiting with Ruth Harrison at Kandi.
yohi. Es ~Ss.. i. ~, s's>a :: =
The Strong Motor Company un-
loaded carload Of Ford automobiles
today. - ~
Borghild Sand returned Sunday
morning to Minneapolis where she
teaches.
!. Rev. NJ. LeVander leaves Tuesday
for Benson to attend the District
meeting.
Wells Bomsta and Floyd Vickers
were County Seat visitors Friday and
Saturday.
Walter Gisberg of Aberdeen, s. D
spent the weekend visiting with Vic
tor Nelson.
A number of people were entertain
ed at the F. E. Abbott home last Sun
day evening. -
Peter Hallbom of Harrison return
ed Monday from a months visit al
Minneapolis.
Nels Olson, manager of the Ridge
wood farm left this morning fora tri1
to the Cities.
Peter Madison of Danielson LEFT
Monday for a few days. business tril
to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson of Kan
diyohi visited last Friday at the Nels
Blomberg home.
Irene Isaacson returned Monday
morning from visit with France Mel
son at Kandiyohi
Herbert Wadell and Anton Feleer
of Willmar were business callers in
this village Monday.
VIM. Johnson and daughter Alice
of Lake Lillian left Saturday for a
trip to the Cities.
The directors of the Farmers Coop
erative store held business meet
ing this afternoon.
Karl Covell left Monday for Mime
apOlis where he will take up his stud
les Of law at the University.
S. B. Glader was taken ill Saturday
night with an attack of appendicitis
but Is improving at this writing.
E. j. Lipist who was employed on a
farm north of town will commence
with carpenter work this week.
Herbert w. Larson is expected home
from six months overseas service.
Miss Edla Miller is the new sales
lady at the G. o. Sand store She
commenced her. duties last Tuesday,
Rev. M. LeVamder returned last
Wednesday evening from Minneapolis
where he attended the conference.
Herman Linde of Holloway arrived
Monday and will be employed on the
Fred Juergenmair farm north of town
The Ladies Aid at the Swedish
Lutheran church Thursday afternoon
was success and twenty-eight dol
lars was realized.
Ed. and Regina Miller returned last
Wednesday from Minneapolis where
they attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. G. Miller on Tuesday.
Victor Nelson leaves Tuesday morn
ing for Lftchfield where he will be
employed on a farm east of that place
during the summer months.
Oscar Lindblom purchased Ford
car last week from the Strong gar
age. He has traded his Maxwell
automobile for land at Cohasset.
E. j. Olson has hired out for the
season 70 run the Tractor on the
Ridgewood farm north of town form
erly known as the Lakeside farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Gallea are the
proud parents of daughter, born last
Tuesday. Mrs. Gallea is staying al
the Sunnyside hospital at New Lon