Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-10
new LONDON

New London r, March Charley James
was Paynesville caller on Saturday.
Elias Johnson and P. L. Peterson left
Thursday to join . party of excursion
lists to Rio Grande. Texas.
Miss Ruth Holm came up from Min
neapolis on Saturday for visit with
her mother, Mrs. Emily Holm.
John Snyder il moving his family to
Green Lake this week.
August Gustafson went to st. Paul
today with two carloads of stock for
the Farmers Store COMPANY.
L. E. Covell transacted business at
Willmar Mondoy.
Albeit S. Nelson has ben engaged
as clerk, at the Farmers Store and en-
tered upon his new duties Monday.
Rev. A. F. Almer is in St. Paul this
week atteding the conference! -
Hans Holm left Monday on a bust cess
trip to Minneapolis.
a lengthy visit in the Cities with
a lengthy visit in the Cities, to hi
| children and other ,-elatives.
V. E. Holm went to Willmar Friday
to visit his parents who have just re-
Gently moved from Fahlun into Will
| mar to make their future home.
Chester B. Lund, Rhoda Monson and
Esperance Lawson went to st. Cloud
Nhursday to witness the graduation
of Alice Lund from the Teachers train
| ing department.
| Miss Johanna Dallman of st. Cloud
arrived Saturday to assume charge of
the 9Th and 9Th grade work at school.
The town basket ball team went to
Paynesville on Friday to play against
Paynesville's team. The game resulted
in a score of 1912 in favor Of Paynes-
Vile.
In last weeks list Of marriage Ii
censes issued at Willmar, appears the
| name of Miss Elsie Pote to Albin Nell
| son. These young folks will make St.
Paul their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Kambestad en-
tertained at six o'clock dinner on We'd
| nesday evening. The guests were: Miss
Louise and Messrs. Amos and Conrad
| Nordlie, Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Nordlie and
| the Misses Emma and Thea Kambestad.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Monsoon enter
tanned at o'clock dinner on Tuesday
! of last week to the Rev. A. F. Almer,
J. G. Peterson and E. F. Fink families
| The nominations at the village eau
Gus Saturday were: Elias johnson,
mayor; J. G. Peterson, recorder: A. N.
| Nicholson, treasurer; E. r. Kambestad,
| trustee for three years; l.. E. Covell,
justice of peace for two years; F. l..
Gustafson, constabl for two. years.
Elkjer Bros will be at the New Lon
don Studio on the 1876 and up to noon
on the 9th of March.-Adv. 1t.
few Of Tom Moore's intimate
friends surprised him Thursday by
making up a purse of SIS as gift in
honor Of his S5th birthday. Mr.. Moore
is splendid old gentleman whose
friends are legion. We wish him many
happy returns of the day.
Ole B. Olson has purchased the Cord:
hammer property and will move into
the same the first Of this week. Harley
James has just vacated this residence
and moved to the Jordin house south
Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Christopher
son have leased the Ole Strand cottage
Ben Andrews whose auction sale on
Wednesday, is reported as amounting
to near $1,000 is moving to Seattle
Washington, where his uncle, Raleigh
Hudson and various other kinfolks
from this county now reside. The Ock.
Wig family who disposed Of their prop.
erty here recently, are also enroute te
Washington, tho at this time visiting
at Sacred Heart.
IL School Notes
Willard Soderlund entered school II
the eighth grade on Monday Of last
] week..
/ The eighth grade state examination.
will be held on Thursday and Friday
Of next week. ~. = = = -.
Ralph and Ruth Nelson, A. g. Mel.
sons children, entered school in thu
I lower gradess last week. !. e s.
The proceeds from thssshiEh school