Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-10-20


looks pitiful with arms both in sings, |
but happily Nature is usually both a.
quick and kind nurse to little folks. |
. A new organization was effected !
here last week to be known as the
Study Club and to be affiliated with |
the State Federation. The charter
membership numbers twelve ladies
and membership is open to all ladies
interested in identifying themselves
with a reading and study circle. The
officers elected were Mrs. A. N. Mick
elson, PRESIDENT; Miss Hulda Han
son, vice-president; Mrs. V. E. Holm,
secretary, and Mrs. Elias Johnson,
treasurer.
John Amundson met with pain
full accident at his new home on Wed
nesday when he slipped on a wet
cellar way. He disloeated his left
erwise bruising himself. He was al
his calls finally brot the nearest
P. L. Peterson home where DR.. Han
son put the arm into place again.
Mr.. Amundson is now on the way to
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painfully stiff and sore from his many
bruises and fearful wrenching in the
sudden fall.
Our business men were advised
last week that on Tuesday the 10Th
a special train of St. Paul wholesal-
| ers and manufacturers will arrive in
| our town at 3: IS for a short stop to
meet our business men. 1t is purely
| q a hi ovtxy ic
accompanied by the Minnesota State
! Band which gives concerts at every
stop. The idea of meeting the GUS
toners thus in his own place of bust
| ness makes for better understanding
Commercial club assisted by the Civ
ranging to give our visiting guests
an auto ride over town and hot cof-
fee and doughnut lunch by way of
hospitality.
This was report card week at the
school which of course spells JOY for
all concerned. The Physics, Physi-
ology. Physical Geography and Alge-
bra classes were assigned Mr.. Amble,
the high school assistant, still leav-
ing the Superintendent and principal
| VIII AOui duu i've ouUJcCLS ItopcCI-
lively. The former Domestic science
room is being used as class room.
The camp fire girls organized last
week. to meet on Wednesday, They
have chosen for the name of the To-
our Crow River. The camp will be
elected were: president, Gervaise Co.
r011 ryi1 .
secretary, Orletta Larson; treasurer
Mia Stauffer.
The Seniors held their first class
meeting last week. In the election
of officers, Emma Christensen was
treasurer.
The Physics class have received
new text books
ditional new set of texts this week
ALSO
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH
Rev. Tegnell of Willmar will con
duct services in this church next
Sunday at p. m.
Sunday school at 1:45 p. m.
i Prayer meeting at the Benjamin
Bredberg home on Thursday evening
at 7:3O p. m.
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor
Services next Sunday at 3 O'Clock
p. M
Sunday school at 2 pm.
The ladies aid society will be en-
, tertained next Thursday Afternoon
and evening at the church by Mes
, danes Clara Soderlund and Alfred
, Olander. You are invited to attend
LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH
, New London:
The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs
: day afternoon at the church base
, | ment.
, Sunday school next Sunday at II
a. M.
, Services Sunday afternoon at 3 p
, m.
Confirmation class meets Oct. %
at 9 a. m.
: Gausdal:
Communion services next Sunda,
, forenoon at 1890 and young people
+ meeting at J. Iverlie's in the evening
, Nordland:
I The ladies aid will meet with Mrs
Borsheim Friday, Oct. 23rd
The Kredsm0te will begin Monday
, Oct. 25th, at o'clock in the Nord
r land church. All are cordially inv
, ted to attend. All the ministers O
, the district will be present.