Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-04-14
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Ogren and Carol Wholin were in
Willmar on business Monday.
Lloyd Larson was in Buffalo from
Thursday until Monday.
Morris Skie spent a few days of
last week in Hawick.
Prof. E. E. Hauge of Spicer visited
the High School on Tuesday.
Miss Leona Skeie who is employed
at Hawick visited at her parental
home in New London on Friday.
Mrs. Arne Larson and son Marvin
spent from Saturday to Tuesday
with relatives in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kambestad and
daughter and P. E. Johnson autoed
to Willmar Sunday to spend the day
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gustafson au-
toed to Kerkhoven Sunday to spend
the day with the formers mother,
Mrs. G. Gustafson
Melville Krafve of Minneapolis has
been employed as bookkeeper in the
office of Broberg and Son.
Mrs. E. M. Hanson left Friday for
Brandon to spend a few days with
her mother, Mrs. P. E. Bergh.
Edward Evenson of Haze, Swift
County, has rented the Haramon
building on lower Main street. recent
ly vacated by Arthur Ihlang
Miss Anna Claire Finley spent
from Friday to Monday at her home
in Spicer.
Mrs. Theodore Gunderson returned
Friday from a weeks visit at the
mothers home near Brooten.
Word horo lost 1,oo1, ~ &Io
death on Thursday of Christian
Hanson Of Candy. Mr.. Hanson is
remembered as the old soldier who
lived, until recently, just west of the
Carl Johnson home.
Fish are coming up stream plenti-
fully now and spring spearing is in
season. Pickerel are however among
the fish protected by the game law
from spearing.
Mrs. c. E. Monson and daughter
Miriam spent the week end in St.
Paul on shopping and pleasure trip
combined. Mr.. Monson we note was
one of the petit jurors drawn on the
Benthal case now being retired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bergeson and
Wanda Thorne of Willmar spent Sun
day with relatives here.
A party of four, j. w. Koetter, A.
Linderholm, Oscar Gullander and M.
J. Nicholson, all of Belgrade, were
in New London Friday to interview
our business men on matters pertain
ing to the New London and Belgrade
road. -
William Rose and A. N. Nicholson
autoed to Willmar last Friday.
Alpha Olson came in from Lake
Andrew school Friday to spend Sun
| day with her home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ahlstrom of
Spicer were Lyceum guests of the
International Inaitet Concert on Sat-
urday night.
DR.. H. V. Hanson returned to New
London Saturday to visit for a short
time. We are pleased to learn Of
his steady improvement in health
tho he is not yet sufficiently recover
ed from his long illness, to resume
his practice here at this time.
Mr.. Emil Johnson went to Mime
apolis Friday to visit his son Sydney.
The Freshman class we're enter
tanned at the Interlachens on Thurs
day n ight'by Oliver Winblad and all re-
ported an exceptionally good time.
The party, Of perhaps two dozen,
were transported by auto trucks and
were chaperoned by Mrs. Arthur III
land, Mrs. A. E. Olson and Mrs. Frank
Covell. The evening was spent in
games, and at it's close, Mrs. Ihlang
4 served bountiful luncheon Of salad
and sandwiches, cakes and cream.
DR.. S. j. Roberts of MINNEAPOLIS
has leased the dentists parlors vacat-
ed by DR.. Myron Cramer and is in
stalling his apparatus there now,
preparatory to serving your dental
needs any time after this week. Our
public has been without a dentist
nearer than Willmar, for some time
now, and we surely appreciate having
a home dentist again.
A dental clinic was conducted in
our schools here Thursday by DR.
Allison of Minneapolis accompanied
by County Nurse Imsdahl The work
began in the 8th grade and covered
all grades down to the first in the
one day. The attendance of parents
of the smaller children was very
good. The work is entirely gratui
tous to the pupil examined since the
Minnesota Health Association like
the Red Cross is supported not by tai
payers but by voluntary contribu
lions. It is hoped the clinic viii
serve the purpose intended, to awak
en- interest in and procure attention
for the dental needs of children
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