Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-07-14
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July 12th.-Etta GabrielsOn left for
Willmar last Tuesday morning after
short visit with friends.
The very hard rain made roads hard
and disagreeable for travellers.
Ludwig Peterson came home to at
tend his fathers funeral last Sunday.
Goldie Susag returned from few
days visit at Norcross, Mimi, last
Wednesday.
K ]. Thorson and o. B. Thorson
with their sister Petrine, spent last
/ Wednesday afternoon at the home of
| Ole HendricksOn.
Rain hindered Gordon Nelson from
going by auto to Heron Lake but he
went by train to that place on Tues
! day.
Mrs. Ellen Norbastad has arrived at
her sons home in Ryegate, Montana,
but found when she got there that the
| lightning had killed three of her sons
horses. Hard luck.
VIM. Gustafson from Belgrade came
to visit with friends in the commun-
ity last Friday.
S. o. Susag spent two days in Sco-
hey, Mont, with his son, Oswald and
| family, last week. He found the crop
looking good but more rain was need
ed.
Some from this community attended
| the tentmeeting at Hawick last week,
conducted by the Holiness Association
of Paynesville.
The O. Walter Olson family spent
last Sunday at Svea with Mr. Olson's
folks
Ole H. Hendrickson who recently
sold his farm has bought twenty acres
of land near Big Sandy at Lake Kor-
onis where he intends to build home
The Young Peoples Society of the
Nordland church have bought a new
Gable piano which they have installed
in the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Monson from
southern Minnesota are visiting with
Mrs. Monson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Trygstad.
Lima Void from Fargo, N. D., who
has been visiting at Spicer came to
K. J. Thorsons last Sunday to visit
for a few days.
Joe Nelson and Arthur Barsheim
were New London callers last Sunday.
The school board Of District 43
Stearns county called on Edward
Sunde last week and employed his
daughter. Clara, as teacher for that
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months.
Ice cream was served at K. j. Thor.
sons home for a few relatives on
Thursday evening in honor Of Petrine
Thorson from Minneapolis who has
few days but left for her home last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. sovde with their
daughter, Olive, went to the Green
Lake shore last week on Tuesday, tc
spend few days there.
Gertie Thorson left for St. Paul last
Saturday where she will be employed
in the millinery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hanson and
daughter Inez were Paynesville call
ers last Friday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hanson, VIM
Gustafson from Belgrade and Mrs. S
o. Susag attended gospel meetings
; in the Hauge church at Norway Lake
last Sunday, conducted by Mrs. Nicala
; Simonson from Chicago.
/ Evelyn Bjerkan of Minneapolis
!, came to visit her uncle and auntie
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hendrick last Sat
urday. She will stay for an extended
time.
OLAF Christopherson left last week
for Brooten, MINI.
Conrad Olson left for Minneapolis
last Thursday after few days visit
in his former home at Peter J. Sunde
Jennie and Gudren Larentzen OF
Minneapolis are at present visiting
with their mother, Mrs. Ivar Lorent
zen
The Young Peoples Society of the
Nordland church met last Sunday eve
ming. Speeches and musical program
was given and lunch was served to q
large crowd.