Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25
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Theo. Olson and family were visi-
tors at the S. Seeland home on Sunday
the fifteenth.
Conrad Thorson called at the H. E.
PedersOn's on Sunday the fifteenth.
Mrs. A. Heistad who has been at |
the Paynesville hospital for blood pois-
oning is now improving gradually.
Miss Lily Emerson, a daughter of
Q. T. Emerson was married last week
to Mr.. Edwin Rolstad of Carpio, N. D.
Congratulations are extended by all.
Mrs. P. Israelson is at the Paynes-
is being treated for cancer of the
stomach. Hope for her recovery is
the wish of all her friends.
Edna Hanson, a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. p. Hanson of Scoby, Montana,
| is at present keeping house at the A.
Meistad home while her aunt. Mrs.
| Meistad is at the Paynesville hospital
H. E. Hanson and family spent Sun
day the 18th at Bernt Hanson's
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rudd left by
automobile last Tuesday morning for
Becker county, Minnesota, to look for
some land They will stay for a few
days visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larson enter
tanned company last Monday evening.
| Christ Benson called on the Seeland
family last week.
| Had some rain last week which did
very much good and some of the far
mers took the opportunity to go out
fishing and returned with some very
good catches.
Mary Jebb has accepted a position
as teacher in District 80 for the COM
ing school term.
Ruth Rasmussen and Anna Hanson
called on tht Chas. Johns family last
Saturday.
Micala Simonson Of Chicago conduc-
ted gospel services at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Lind last Saturday.
Jennie Johnson has accepted posi-
ton to teach for the coming school
term of school at the school house
near Adolph Olson's and Viola Ander-
son at the August Anderson school
house bothin Meeker county.
Tennessee was the 36th state In the
union to ratify the woman suffrage
amendment thus giving the women
the same right to vote as the men,
which is no more than fair and just.
Sophus Susag spent last Sunday in
Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rudd returned
u ffgesn~ their northern Minnesota trip
last Saturday. They did not get very
interested in the land up there but
othtrwise had a pleasant journey.
Mrs. o. T. Ring and daughter Fran
ces of Willmar came by train to Ha-
wick last Saturday to attend the re-
| vival meetings at the Free Mission
; chapel
A baby was recently born into the
| 60, ;t1, of A,,l&
Congratulations
Lottie Olson is at present working
for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larson.
J.. The young peoples society of the
V Zion church gave social last Satur-
day evening in the church. A. M
Lunde gave a talk. The choir sang
two songs. Nettie and Thea Benson
sang a duet and lunch was served in
! the church parlors. The attendance
was good.
Stella Sunde and Lily Thorson sales
ladies at Paynesville spent last Sun.
day at their respective homes here.
Goldie Susag returned from Christ
Leeberg's on Thursday evening and
left for Norcross on Saturday where
she was to help Mrs. O. K. Rustad
! during threshing.
Adrian Hoganson left a week ago
last Saturday for Sask., Canada
where he intends to help his brother
Ole with the fall work being that it is
very hard to get the needed help there
Ruth Rasmussen of st. Paul Park
arrived in Paynesville last Saturday
evening where she will visit at the
| home of H. C. Hanson.
Francis Johns who has been in Min
| neapolis for some time came home fol
a visit on Saturday and also called on
| Anna Hanson.
T. O. Ring returned from Belgrade
! last Friday and attended the O. T.
Inns revival meeting on that, even
ing and left for Willmar the next day
Ida Olson is working for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Larson.
, Palmer Thorson was troubled with
| his car going to Paynesville to get his
| sister on Saturday evening.
| The Peterson boys started shock
| threshing last week.
! Emma Christensen is employed as
! saleslady at the William Galante1
| store at Paynesville.
| Rev. E. M. Hanson visited at the
| Edward Sunde home last Sunday.
| O. T. Emerson left for LaPorte last
! Sunday morning to visit his brother
! Christ and family
i Emil Johnson accompanied Rev. E
) M. Hanson to the Gausdahl church
| last Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Sandven of PayneSville was cal
led to the home of Andrew Larson
last week being that a little boy three
:; years old was i'll.
Ingvald Finstad and family and Mrs
Hit and daughter Gladys of New Lon.
don, VIM. Gustafson, Oluf Erickson
and children Of Belgrade, Ed Aamodt
and family. Mrs. H. o. Myhre and son
Clarence and Levi Finstad of Kerk
hoven, Mr.. and Mrs. Lunstead and
Philip Ring of Willmar attended the
revival meeting at the Free Mission
chapel last Sunday.
Philip Ring of Willmar spent two
days visiting friends in this commun-
ity and also went out fishing
A surprise party was given to JOS
sic Solbreck last Sunday and a purse
of about $4,000 was given to her. She
is Of i'll health hut har noopv fr;ondc