Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-19
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May 18th.-Lottie Christensen left
last week for a visit in the Twin Cities.
IN, Ms s. Thee Ct,eq Trystad had the misfor;
that she could not walk but is improv-
ing at this writing
Prof. Olaf Urseth was married to a
Of April. Mr.. Urseth was a musician
and gave a violin concert in the Nord-
land Church some time ago, he also
played at the same place with the Augs-
the violin in this neighborhood five
years ago. He served in the World War
as member of the Sousa Band. Was
wounded once while catching some slac.
ity are wishing him and his bride very
happy married life. CONGRATULATIONS
are also extended.
Henry Johnson who has been staying
at the S. Seeland home for many years
and finished school in the eighth grade
in District 81 this spring left for his
brothers. Eddie Johnson, home in Union
make his future home with Eddie and
his sisters. Ida, Lawrenza and Anna.
The Ladies' Aid of the Nordlano
church met at the home of Adrian Han.
ganson last Thursday afternoon
sister Inga Johnson at Peter sunde's
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Lottie Christensen returned from her
Mrs. c.. A. Susag from Minneapolis
came to visit with her parents for some
time last Saturday while her husband
consin in the interest of the Beet Bros.
Soap Company which he is working for.
George and Emma Sunde autoed from
Minneapolis to Paynesville last Satur-
Olive Anderson of St. Paul is spend
ing her vacation with her mother, Mrs
J. J. Anderson. She arrived by auto
Mr. and Mrs. s. O. susag and daugh-
ter. Goldie. were New London callers
last Saturday afternoon.
John Lind Nelson left for Minneapo.
The Mission Festival of the Nordland
Church for the benefit of the heathens
Christenson's the 18th Of June.
The sad news reached US that T. T
Lund. former merchant of Paynes.
vile, died very suddenly last Friday the
| 14th He had been making his home at
| Barret Mimi, the later years. He was
| a single man.
The dandelions are here with thei,
wealth of golden splendor even tho il
is called an intruder to the soil and OF
no profit it gives the ground colder
glow.
P. Q: Christensen returned from Min
neapolis last week where he went tt
| seek medical aid.
Services were held by A. NJ Lundt
at 8 p. m. in the Zion church last Sun
| day.
- John sunde went to St. Cloud las
and other Normal School girls and tool
them back again on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Kleven and daugh
ter, Dagney autoed to New London las
| Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Zion churcl
met at Martin Everson' S last Thursday
Henrietta Finseth is teaching tn
Parochial school at District 81.
home of walter Olson for the summer
K j. Thorson, who was appointed
chairman' for the Arm me- and othe
went to Wilimar last Thursday to at
tend a relief committee meeting held a
the Synod church at that place. Hi
son. Clarnce: was also there:
London last Saturday after finishin
her term of dressmaking at the Mar
Pederson's dressmaking parlors of tina
| place.
Henrietta Finseth of Cyrus Mimi
was entertained to dinner at the s. {
Susag home.
Mrs. T. Thompson and children o
Fort Ransom. n. D.. left for their HON
with relatives and friends in this com
| munity.
The Young Peoples Society of tn
Nordland Church gave a musical pro
in. Nj. A. Hanson Of New London CAV
a talk.
Arthur Rustad of Hereford spent las
Sunday with the Susag family.
Fred Deadrick and family visited wit
relatives and friends near Belgrade las
Sunday.
Julia Sand from Minneapolis came t
| visit with the Edward Sunde famil
last Saturday and returned on Tuesda
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Swenson, nee Min
Nelson OF st. Paul are the happy parent
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