Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-31
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March 29th.--Wendan Jebb, who
came from the Normal School last Sat-
Edward Jones and Conrad Thorson
were employed at the home of P. b.
Kleven part of last week:
present visiting at the home Of Martin
for their home in sask., Canada.
Mrs. Petrine lsraelson will make her
home with her daughter. Mrs. Albert
Neistad when her son, Even, goes TO
Canada.
Aft Thorson. who has been employed
at Vegetables last winter, came home the
leave for his homestead in Canada:
o. T. Emerson and Gilbert Erickson
were Paynesville callers last week.
mai School last Saturday and her sister
Stella who is in Paynesville spent Sun
Mrs. Adolph Seeland and Mrs. Conrad
wifh Mrs. II ape A. Hendricfz AFTERNOON
Oswald Susag. of Scoby, Montana,
| who has been sick with the flu, had a
relapse and got heart trouble being
to be improving some.
Peter and Arthur Borsheim returned
home last Thursday.
last Monday for Duluth where they will
make their future home. The best
wishes for a long and happy life is the
wish of their many relatives and
savoy Pelkey bought some seed wheat
from Sophus Susag last Friday.
Theo. Olson had the Henry. Stromme
saving rig at his place last Wednesday
Washington was the s5th state in
| the Union to ratify the Womens suff-
rage Amendment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Peterson of
at Lake Koronis last week. We vel
| come them in our midst again.
Miss Clara Airthson. who has been
employed s at tn the bakery in Pay !13
Jennie storlie and Esther Christian
| son who attended the high school at
| Paynesville. spent Saturday and Sun
The teachers of District 81 were
| Paynesville callers last Saturday.
Anna Hanson, who was sick in Min
Mrs.H. A. Hendricks called on Mrs.
Adolph Seeland and Mrs. Conrad Ped
erson last week.
! Mrs. l. L. Tindahl left last Tuesday
for her home in Willmar after an ex-
tended visit with her sister. Mrs. o. B.
Thorson.
Oscar Martinson. Sheriff Of Hennepin
are charged with bringing five carloads
of whiskey valued at $4,000 from Can
ada. At present bootlegging prices
the liquor would have been worth about
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Daily News, March Goth. 1920 If that
| is the kind of Sheriff Hennepin county
has, the people had better vote in one
| of a different character. One that can
see that the law of the land is obeyed
| and one that can help the Mill City
| business men to keep away from such
laWless deeds.
Evelyn Berkness had some dental
work done in Paynesville last Saturday.
Conrad Olson who recently returned
from an automobile school in Sioux
City, Iowa, has accepted q position with
the Patt Motor Company of Minneapo-
lis. He left for that place last Monday
morning. His many friends wish him
the best success in his new position.
Last Sunday forenoon it rained very
much and in the afternoon severe
snowstorm was raging.
Filing Nilsson of Irving, sold 40 acres
of land to Ole F: Johnson and Ole F.
johnson sold 40 acres to Marie J. Mil
| son. Sam Kroonblawd sold 100 acres
Of the old o. T: Benson place to John
M. Olson for $4,000. Johannes Fors-
ness sold 40 acres to Arnold J. Nelson
for $4,000 All of Irving
Martin EVerson of Roseville sold 80
acres of land to John Forsness for ST.
10000.