Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-06
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NEW LONDON
Oct 4th-Arlando Skeie is at Find
ley, N D., with his uncle Christian
Skeie
Peter Broberg and daughter, Miss
Eunice, returned from Lisbon, N. D.,
on Friday.
Editor " E. Lawson and Hugh
Campbell of Willmar were Friday
business callers here.
Mabel Johnson left on Wednesday
for Minneapolis where she will attend
business college the coming winter.
+ Mrs. Maggie Adams returned on
tuesday OF last week from a long Wis
1t with her sons at Wolf Point, Mont
Manley ThOrne was a High School
visitor on Thursday He left the same
day for Minneapolis.
John Anderson left for Barron, Wis.
on Thursday to look after business
interests there for few days.
Elias Johnson went to St. Paul on
Monday to serve on the Federal
Grand jury.
On Friday Sept Oath a baby girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton ia
cobsOn.
-~ Mrs. Even Erickson entertained the
y Peterson dressmaking force at one
i OF her bountiful lunches on Friday.
4 Rev. Tegnel OF Willmar conducted
Sunday afternoon services at the
q Mission church.
II The Hotel management have been
extending their pool room quarters
and on Monday added two new pool
tables
T. j. Lawson and daughter Miss
Esperance, visited relatives in St.
Cloud on Sunday.
The fire alarm was turned in on
Monday but there was nothing more
serious than a slight blaze in Chas.
2 Bredbergs straw pile.
Miss Ethel Kelley who teaches near
Willmar spent Sunday with her home
q folks
d Louis Paulson of Sunburg and sis
q ter Selma were here Tuesday of last
week.
Lawrence Oberg attending govern
: ment vocational school at Minneapolis
: was week end visitor with friends
here.
4 Mrs. R. B. Batterberry went tc
Y Black River Falls, Wis.,, on Friday tc
s attend the funeral of a niece who
= died at Beech, N. D.
Ole B. Olson went to Svea on Fri
q day to do expert pipe organ work in
a connection with alterations at the
Z Svea Lutheran church.
A. n. Guam is named chairman Of
x the fourth district New London, in
y the Salvation army drive coming Oct
T. 11-15th.
= Miss Hazel Olson of Colfax anG
q Miss Mabel Gunderson left New Lon
: don for the cities on Saturday to fine
q employment for the winter.
Miss Dora Lawson is in Willmar al
the V. E. Lawson home recuperatine
s. from sudden illness of last week.
q Stenbakken Bros. have purchased
y lot from Ole Strand south of the
depot and on this are erecting two
4 large upright Oil tanks from which te
= retail gasoline and kerosene to thei]
81 trade.
y Elias Johnson was in Atwater an(
Willmar and vicinity from Wednesday
to Friday as a viewer on the count,
9 ditch
n c. E. Monson, Victor Holm, A. N
+ Nicholson and Gerhard Nordlei were
+. in Willmar Friday evening in attend
n ance at the Senator Kellogg address
d Mrs. P. E. Johnson and little sol
g Of Brooten visited with her aunt, Mrs
e John Gunderson the latter part of the
n week.
n J. G. Peterson and sisters, Lottit
IS and Nancy, visited relatives at Muir
y dock the first of the week.
l. Mr.. McNiven went to the cities OF
e business Friday. He returned OF
Sunday
Otto Odlund is in a Minneapolis
hospital undergoing further treat
ment for his arm injured in army ser
= vice abroad. Otto has the sympath,
of our people for the serious handi
cap he must endure, the price of hi!
patriotism.
Miss Mile Thomey of St. CLOUD
was one of a party of autoists here
j on Saturday to visit her friend Mrs
i Oliver Larson.
Mrs. Mary Robinson of Clarissa
formerly Mary Payne OF Roseville
visited old time friends in New Lon
don on Monday.
Mrs. Albert Stone of Benson ad
dressed a fair sized audience of la
dies at public meeting at the schoo
house Monday night Her subjec
was Estate Federation of Clubs.'
A very large audience of farmer:
and townspeople listened to speaker:
Randall and Rev. Kvale at the tow1
| He1ll vi octuIudy dlL0TuOOn. Homer
Cook was unable to appear as SEIZED
uled. Mr. Randall outlined what hi
called industrial Despotism'' Rev
Kvale reviewed somewhat his tria
experiences at the Volstead-Kvale
trial. The remainder of his time wa:
devoted to a discussion of the poll
teal issues Of the day from the Non
Partisan standpoint.
Miss Hulda Hansen is organizinE
club CT camp Fire 5irls among the
High School girls. The charter mem
bership will number thirteen girls
The organization is a national one
and it's aim is to promote a knowledge
of outdoor life, foster the camping
hiking and good fellowship idea
which makes for sturdy womanhood
More than this they urge communit,
and personal services and practice i.
all the simple useful arts that entel
our daily life.
On Friday night at about p. m
there occurred off the North Greer
Lake shore fatal tragedy, the drown