Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05
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May 3rd.-Too much rain is the talk
of the day.
wheat from easoP Ne1son last t0 Week. Seeo
p. B. kleven was Paynesville caller
last week on Monday
The light blue frost flowers has come
as a sign that spring is here after all
Ben Wubbles of Renville stopped at
Paynesville last week and visited at s.
o. Susag's till the next day when he
continued his trip to McGratch on bus
mess.
The Ladies' Aid of the Nordland
church met at Martin Hanson's this
week.
H. C. Hanson called on Hans E. Pear
son last week.
Mrs. Alexander Nelson spent last
Wednesday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. HartVig Hanson.
0. T. Emerson and daughter 1nga,
were New London callers last Wednes-
day.
Mrs L. Storlie who has been sick with
some.
The teachers of Dist. 81 visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Jacob
son last Thursday morning.
Conrad Thorson called at the G. T.
Jones home last Thursday.
Mrs. Hartvlg Hanson and daughter,
Dagney, were PayneSville callers last
Thursday.
Q. 3. Conway from Minneapolis was
canvassing the community last week
getting subscribers on some Farm Pa
perS and as a premium gave a World
, War Book.
Jim Hoaks from Paynesville was up
to look after his land and also to hunt
| some gophers.
Mrs Andrew D. johnson nee Trigga
| Robertson, now living in Rygate, Mon
tana went to Helena Montant, the first
part Of April and came home to her
! husband with baby boy four weeks
ren's Home at that place: Mr.: and
this community and their many friends
| are wishing them good luck with the
darling baby that they will adopt as
their own. CONCENTRATIONS.
The school in District 81 closed last
Friday and the teachers had arranged
a festival for the children where good
lunch with ice cream. The children en-
Joyed the day very much as the wealth
! er was very favorable:
Jennie storlie and Esther, Christian
son did not get home from the Paynes-
Vile High School till Saturday last
week as there was a program given at
the Auditorium on Friday evening
which they attended,
Laura Thorson visited at 1var Ped
erson's last Friday afternoon.
Goldie Susag visited with Jennie
johnson last Friday evening and on
| done at Mrs. Linas Martisons, thus
spending the day there.
Sophus Susag, Dagney and Conrad
ThorsOn took the Primary teacher of
Ben Wubbjes who had been at Nc
Gratch loShiilS for land. retained home
last Saturday but was not satisfied with
| the land there, So he did not 60 any
| business there.
The teachers of District 81 were each
presented with a candle holder, from
the school children of said district the
| last day of school.
Evelyn Berkness the grammer teach
er of g. left for her home in Willmar
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Erickson, Oscar
| and Minnie Fridlund. Mabel Olson and
Raleigh Erickson all from Willmar
spent last Sunday evening at the home
I. B. Johnson took his daughter Jen-
ME, Clara Sund, Viola Anderson and
G 5oiSie, susag home from St. Cloud last
again on Sunday afternoon.
Much improvement is to be done at
the Sibley State Park this spring in
so, that all are willing to lend help
ing hand. by contributing money for
that purpose.
Title Beck left for her home in
sin Geo. e. Nelson took her up there
in the new Chevrolet.
The Girls Red Cross Society met at
George E. Nelson's place last Satur-
day.
Tie three Ronning children from
Minneapolis who has been visiting for
some time with the Weistad family. re-
turned to their home last week.
The school in District So, Slearns
county with Mrs. 1. Blakely, teacher,
siossd las last Fl, Frid i and festival was
joyed very much. Most of the mothers
in the district were also present.
The sad news reached US that one of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson's children
| OF st. Paul, died from measles last Fri
| day. The child was a year and a half
DID, The maiden name of Mrs. Nelson
was Anna Olson and was we'll acquaint-
| ed in this community. The bereaVed
parents has the deepest sympathy Of
! all.
Emma Christianson who is working
for the Alfred Nelson family of St.
| Paul has been very sick with the meas
les, but is now improving.
A surprise party was given on Title
Beck last Thursday evening at the
leave the community. About SO peo-
pie were present. Lunch was served
and sum of money was given to her
as token of love The evening was
Mr.: and Mrs Ed. Harvey, nee Ber-
tha Anderson, and baby boy. from St.
vey's maiden home for a few days last
Friday. Their many relatives and
friends were very glad to see them.
Nordland church met at the church
| Mrs. S. o. Susag called on Mrs Lima
Martinson last Saturday afternoon.
Myrtle Rolfshus will take part in the
spelling contest to be held at the coun-
ty fair in Willmar in September 1920.
She is in the Sth grade in District 81
| Gordon V. Nelson and Joakim Nelson
| were st. Cloud callers last Sunday af-
| ternOon.
Henry Donney from St. Paul came to
visit his brother John and family last
Sunday evening and intends to stay
| with them for a while.
Last Friday a large flock of wild
geese were seen flying north, SO spring
| must be at hand.
FOXY GRANDPA STORY ON
fAdAV 10TH