Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-05

Lilly. made a trip to Willmar on Fri
day for medical aid for a severe strain
Of the back recently suffered by Miss
Lilly.
Mrs: Albert Thorne and Seymour
C &C AK; last week by the sudden illness
who we are glad to know is now slow
the 'shipstead for Governor" Club
fa aSsnRg the The %e"n as ae
was not large. Anton Jacobson was
elected chairman and Arne Skeie, Sec
rotary: 1t is expected that an active
campaign for memberships will be in
Mr.: and Mrs Elias Johnson were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Philo Gallea of Atwater
were Sunday visitors at the T. j. Law
Much interest was manifested in this
community conn 1aityo SUNDAY evening by the
nearly complete in this Section. 0 was
Hon. Carlos Avery, State Fish and
Game Com, accompanied by S. L. Ben
ton and E. E. Lawson of Willmar, were
work thru the Park. John McClouth
has been given the contract for clear
ing the Park driveway.
France Soderlund is making extern
sive improvements to his residence
here. recently purchasd from Eric Paul
Mrs G. A. Newman of Saltwater
spent Monday and Tuesday with the
Misses Mary and Martha Green. With
her brother Otto Nelson of Dovre, Mrs.
recting the setting of permanent shrub
berry on the beautiful Newman farm on
the shores of Lake Andrew.
Mrs Walter billy, with two of her
apoiis last week: On their return ct nI' they
were accompanied by Mrs. Dillys
mother, Mrs. Hegdahl
Mrs. A. N. Nicholson entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Grow River
Church at her home on Thursday. The
usual lunch was served. Among the
out Of town people present were: Rev
Nicholson. and A. n Mickelson's moth
er. Mrs. Thor Mickelson all of Bel
grade
Our public schools, were last week in
mounted By cRemss 1a anageed E saa
man. an alumnus of this school, Mr..
Tucson, Ariz;;, as laboratory chemist:
gift, as a splendid addition to the
schools specimen collection.
The Ladies Of the Civic League last
cumulated baled waste paper to junk
dealers for $12 per ton. This paper
will net the League clear profit of
between ten and eleven dollars per
ton. Not as much paper is coming into
the press room as there should be and
it is hoped that our merchants will all
realize that waste. paper is valuable
same to the press for baling. The pro-
ceeds from the sale of paper will even
tually go for some valuable public use,
so that all should feel an interest in
conserving waste paper.
The local Republican primary was
held Saturday evening. J; R. Carlson
secretary and c. E. Monson and Har-
Brix, " Elmer ! Thorne, Gerhard e Nord1i H
Chas. Bredberg and Jesse Larson were
elected delegates to the county Repub-
lican convention which meets in Will
were not instructed.
Mrs. Arnold who has spent the past
four months here with her daughter
este Science in our schools. returned
to her home at Fennimore, Wisconsin,
on Saturday. She was accompanied to
MINNEAPOLIS by Miss Arnold who re-
Clarence Hanson has resigned his
position as engineer and electrician at
the light plant, to accept position
pit! He Hey is n sueceeded at the Light
Plant by Edw. Ericksn.
The country road crew which has
been working. between New London and
making splendid progress is spite of
usfavorable weather. The crew are at
present engaged in cutting down the
hill just south of 1.-The August Carlson
home on the east side of the railroad
track. The work done thus far is road
work Of most up to date character.
The Senior Class play, ''The King
at the Town Hall on Friday and Sat-
urday evenings, May 7th, and sth The
Seniors have been preparing for the
play for some weeks, under the direc-
tim ~ Nina Rvrrna IonAa ~.