Willmar tribune., 1920-05-19

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May 15-Harriet L. Nyberg and hus-
to ots Mo5
Z. Z. Az a. 3 SpA Sperry ADA % SIS: 5,l'0 - ~ : -
Village Of Northwood Beach
May 15;-Lillie Healey (widoW) to
II. Block L. ,,;55rs 800: 80 sn;car
May lo.-Willard W.: Dety and wife:
I and Lot + Block ~. $3.50.
May 15-Andrew Olson Hauge and
wife. to Robert AYne % Part a. 20 of Gov5t
$50. -(metes and bounds).
May 1o.!Eiilins Nelson ' to John H.
Olson; w. SO it. of Lots l and 2. Blk. 3.
May lo.-Tobias Rasmussen etal, to
Gunda t1adeboe; Lots 4. 8. and Z Of
Sleek 3: 4th R; r; addition. s4;lSSS5
f. Nyauist; w. 80 it. Of Is and II of
Block 3: spicer's Addition. $500:
May 'l1.-Emma A. Hildahl to Victor
T. Berglund; Lots l | and II, Block Of
Ferring Addition $4,000.
May 11::-,yictorr, T. Bergaund to And
rev o. Hildahi all Of Lot 3; sh hoS Of Lot
May l2.-Peter swenson and wife. to
1895 Implanted. $4,000.
May 1s:-R. G. Bonham and wife; to
Nora NJ. Hookom: Part of, Lot l, Block
May l3.-John H. Martin to John
Eeig; S = Lot eto & N. 40 it. of Lot A. Block
May 14.-Emil A. Nicholson and wife.
to Carolina Nickelson; Lot 10 & w. 12k
tt. of Lot IL. Block 126. Second add.
$l.0O.
May 14:-Peter B. Hong and wife. to
ginning at point on on 5: boundary line
dd iG Darae IT W. to Of 81 line of sad ID
Lot 2. 200 it; e. parallel to Sound
boundary line $50 tt. to E. line. N. l3O
tt. w. 2SO it. S. 800 it.. F.: 130 it. to
Iisn's Hisni;'id Addition $500: lA . A'' ~ A"1
wife and Samuel N. Bonham <single)
to Jalmer F. Nyquist and Swan Ander-
son; (Same description as above) Lot
$3.50. 'N
May 15.-Ruth Nelson (widow) to A.
T. Blur: Lot Z, of Block 81. First addA-
MI May i5:WAndrew Bjorssen and wife,
to Peter P. Fjellman; Lot 10 and ~ OF
lot 9, Block II. Ferrings addition.
(Raymond News)
Miss Anna Coos came home from
Madison s Oak. last Friday for visit
Mrs. c. Essen and daughter Vivian of
Amy, Wis, arrived Saturday for visit
at. the home of MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Nor
Harry Spieker sold his building and
| lot last week to VIM. Knott who intends
erect 5rck Kubart 6uilding: 1sft rnesdav for
| Minneapolis where she will attend the
| Eastern Star Convention as delegate
from Raymond.
last Friday. They were married last
| Wednesday at the home of the bride at
MINI Mrs. nf M snd MIS- Mra An
Gust Peglow of Rice.
Tom Stob returned from an extended
visit with relatives and friends at Chi
Mrs. F. Kurtzbein of Bagley, MINI.
returned home last Friday after pleas
ant visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. John Brink and daughter Ruby
Of Pease. Minn., arrived last Friday for
a visit at the home of her mother. Mrs.
r. Roelofs.
for Minneapolis for a visit with her
daughter Miss Emma and other friends.
Mrs. School who visited at the home
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe School the past
week returned to her home at Aberdeen,
S. Oak, last Friday.
| A quiet wedding was solemniZed at
the Lutheran parsonage Saturday when
| Miss Anna Bauman, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Bauman was united in mar
riage to Claus Ruter. The happy cou-
pie will go to housekeeping on the
J. Martens passed the seventy first
mile stone last Friday. Mr.. Martens
celebrated his birthday anniversary in
| good health and the town people wish
him many more returns of this event.
August Fenske is wearing a broad
smile and announces that he has become
grand father. On Wednesday, 9th, a
ten pound boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erich Fenske at Hankin-
son N. Oak. Mrs. Henry Rhode is at
present visiting with them.
A surprise party was rendered by their
neighbors to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kienits
Monday evening at their home. The
Young Peoples Society presented them
with an aluminium Tea Kettle. Rev. H.
r. Klemp made the appropriate address
for the occasion.
A meeting was held Friday evening
and an organization was perfected to
be known as the Raymond Baseball
Team. Jas. w. Casberg was elected
manager, W. J. Johnson Captain and
Art Hier, secretary and treasurer. The
manager will try to have two teams
selected from about twenty-four appli-
cants and give them a chance to prac-
tice evenings.