Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-04-07
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a new bank building in the spring.
The new building will be erected
across from the present location.
Mrs. MAIDS Arithson with her nine
children have left the farm which
they sold and went to Willmar, where
they will reside at 626 Second St. E.,
where they will be found by their
many friends who wish to call on
them. Arithson is at present on a
trip to Norway and will return in
June. Their many friends and neigh
bors wish them good luck in their
new home.
Mrs. A. Meistad returned last week
from visit at Minneapolis and
! was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronning's children who will stay
with the Meistad family for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Rufsvold are &C.
cupying the buttermaker's home in
Irving. They have not yet decided
| where they will reside.
! The many friends of L. Stenberg
who was buttermaker Of the Trying
creamery some years ago, will be
glad to hear from them that they
are at present living at Boring, Ore.
They like that country we'll. Two
sons Charley and Hilmar resides in
Oregon, Albin at Bellingham; Roy
in Canada and Fred at Raymond.
| Goldie Susag returned from Wen
dell last Wednesday and while en-
route home visited the Paynesville
High School.
P. J. Jacobs will have brick curb
ing in his we'll. Silver Seeland and
Sophus Susag hauled each load OF
material for him.
The Ladies Aid Of the Zion
church met at Peder Talbertson home
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lorentzen, who
have been at Fargo, N. Dak., have re
turned and have rented the Kulberg
farm.
Marcella Berkness of Willmal
came to H. c. Hanson to visit with
her sister, Evelyn who is teaching
in Dist. 81.
Mrs. H. G. Hanson returned from
Minneapolis last Thursday after hav
ing taken care of her daughter Anna
who has been ill.
Mrs. S. O. Susasg and daughte'
Goldie, Lois Ring of Willmar, Dag
ney ThorsOn and Clara Sunde visited
at the school in Dist. 81 last Thurs
day.
Ditmar ThOrsOn who has attended
the Mankato business college a
Mankato returned home last week
Evelyn Berkness and her sister
Marcella left for Willmar last Thurs
day.
II ~ N
dent last Thursday afternoon which
might have proved fatal. He drov'
car occupied by five ladies and com
ing to the dump by K. J. Thorson'
place where it is water on both side
of the road, the car slid over tn
edge and he managed to turn tn
front wheels towards the road whic
| prevented the car from tipping ovel
| K. J. Thorson and son Ditman pull
j ed the car out with team.
/ Elizabeth Peterson and Dagne
II Thorson were Paynesville callt1
last Friday.
Il Geo. Sunde and Mullins Susag VIII
are employed at the Patt Motor &C
of Minneapolis spent their Easter VI
cation at their respective homes.
Eta Gabrielson Off Willmar visi
Il ed with Mrs. S. O:>usag over Easte
II Sunday.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson ,
Irving who has been in Canada II
some time are the happy parents I
III a bouncing baby. Mrs. Peterson VIZ
NJ formerly Miss Timne.
II Stella Sunde spent. her Easter v
Il cation at her home.
II The Easter vacation in the Payne
Il Vile High School commenced la
II Thursday.
Il Gospel meetings were held at tt
i H. C. Hanson home on Easter da
Ii The services were conducted by Mr.
]! H. A. Hendricks.
i Goldie Susag taught school in pla<
i of Evelyn Berkness last Thursda
/ afternoon in Dist. 81.
/ Lois Ring of Willmar came to Wis
/ at the S. O. Susag home last We
L nesday, returning on Saturday.
/ A baby girl was born to Mr.. ar
| Mrs. Ivar Angel Peterson on Satu
/ day, March 9th.
/ Eta Gabrielson Of Willmar visj
/ Thorson called on Goldie Susag la
/ Thursday evening.
Peter Borsheim graduated from Il
/ Minnesota Agricultural college al
is at present visiting at his hon
i here
u Clemens Urseth left last Friday +.
his home in Minneapolis after a s
\ months stay at the Sophus Suss
X home.
Z Jennie Johnson and Viola Ande
X son left for St. Cloud last Monds
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