Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-27
New London
New London Photo Studio will
be open Saturday, Nov. 6. The fol-
lowing date will be Saturday, Nov. 20.
Eikjer Bros.

be open Saturday, Nov. 6. The fol-
lowing date will be Saturday, Nov. 20.
Eikjer Bros.
Oct 25th-Morris Skeie returned
home from Dawson on Saturday.
Mrs. Sandbo of Willmar was New
London visitor on Wednesday.
Henry Stene, the we'll known bank
er of Atwater, was in town on Tues
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallin went to
the cities on Friday on combined
business and pleasure trip for a few
days.
S. l.. Benton and K. T. Rykken
| both of Willmar had business in New
London last Thursday.
Elias Johnson returned to St. Paul
on Sunday.
Little Donna Gallea of Atwater
stayed in town last week with her
! aunt, Esperance Lawson.
Former Senator C. w. Odell &C.
companied by Mrs. Odell and Mrs.
Thomas of Willmar were in New Lon
don last Thursday
| Mrs. Chas. Thorne visited this past
week in Willmar with her daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Bergeson.
Mrs. Horne of Spicer was a bust
ness visitor here on Thursday of last
week.
Orlando Skeie came home from
Findley, N. D., last week.
L. E. Covel was an over Sunday
visitor in the cities.
Senator Gisslason of Minneota ad-
dressed fair sized audience at the
town hall on Tuesday of last week
and gave an interesting explanation
| of the Babcock road plan
The entire board of county COM
missioners stopped in New London
| Tuesday afternoon of last week on
their return trip from the north line
OF Roseville township where they had
been on business in connection with
a judicial road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole FOssum made an
auto trip to St. Cloud on Saturday
to visit their daughter, Miss Laura,
who is attending the normal there
Work is practically suspended at
the various gravel pits in this vicin-
ity due to an inability to secure cars.
CLANCY Johnson of Willmar visited
at the Ed Kambestad home on Sun
day.
Rev. A. F. Almer went to St. Paul
on Friday
The Farmers store and M. F. Lund.
quists new store both inaugurated
sales last Saturday. Both stores are
advertising substa1 tial price reduc,
tons in all departments
The Misses Nancy and Lottie Pc
terson went to Benson on Wednesday
to be in attendance at the wedding
there of Miss Pearl Johnson and their
nephew Reuben Larson.
Mrs. J. w. Price and daughter, Miss
Jennie were St. Cloud visitors from
Thursday until Monday.
Few people realize the commercial
Importance of the ginseng root bust
ness in the vicinity of New London
Over $4,000 worth of ginseng has
been bought and shipped from New
London this season.
Miss Thea Kambestad accompanied
by her brother, Ole Kambestad O
Kerkhoven departed on Thursday TO
Pierpont, S. D., to attend the funera
of cousin, Lewis Kambestad, who's
death was due to a stroke of light
ming.
= Mr. and Mrs. Harley James arrive
!. in New London on Monday to pac
! their household goods before movin
|
be employed as section foreman:
The following song service program
l. will be rendered at Lebanon Luther
y an church on Sunday, October, 31st
l., Song ..........-- COngregaIlO
heading ............ Chester Lun
, Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ChOi
h Speech ................Al Alvin Ogre
Sermon --........ Rev. A. F. Alme
@ Song .--........ Male Nluartett
Song Choj
~ Closing exercises.
- Political meetings from the Repu1
" lican standpoint were held in Ne
:. London last Wednesday afternoo
- and Thursday evening. Wednesda
~ afternoon Capt. Gilbert of Washingto
- D. c., delivered an address. Cap
- Gilbert is counsel for the Anti-Saloo
=. League. Mrs. Parnell Of Willmar a
= so spoke at this meeting. At tn
J meeting Thursday evening Senate
OLAF Lende of Candy delivered tn
principal address, followed by a tai
l. by Mrs. Hengstler of Willmar.
Willmar.
Mrs. Peter Ostlund went to Kerl
hoven Sunday to spend the winte
there.
n The La Sale quartette, the frs
e number on the Lyceum course appeal
ed here on Wednesday evening befor
= large and very appreciative aud
ence. The program was especially il
n teresting because of the splendi
t variety of their numbers which il
r cluded piano music, old time and POI
ular songs, recitations and imperso1
5 ations. The piano solos by the leader
Mr.. Flesher an exceptional artist i