Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12
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Oct 1O--J. @. Nelson is serving on
the jury in sWnlmar. He expects to
go up each day with his car ais long
as the weather permits
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Bagley and
baby and friends autoeh to Paynes-
vile Tuesday IS "A. S..
| The farmers are busy stacking the
corn and digging potatoes before the
fall rains come. ss=%, 5= Fl
Mrs. Harry Jones was on the sick
list Monday. -. r. -z..s HI e
Mr.. and Mrs Mirve WEIGH trans
acted business in New London Mon
day s; :: ~ ~ H.
| Gladys and Johnnie Norris who are
attending High school in Paynesville
I and rooming there, are compelled to
board at home now as the family that
OWNS the house are Guaranteed with
I the black diptheria. H.: / = *$tsss >>z
Russell Malone autOed to G. L. Far
NUNS Tuesday afternoon.
w. II. Jones returned from ST. Paul
!. tha middle OF the week where he had
| been called to serve on the Federal
Jury. He expects to return there in
a few days. n:.,s' -
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Johnson and
daughter Jeanette with MIR. and Mrs.
Anton Imlloff drove to- Paynesville
! Saturday. to do some shopping.
Corn halsking has begun near Sioux
| Falls, S. D., and the farmers are pay
ing from AZ to &c per bu. to get their
/ corn husked which is quite a good
crop this year. =: ,-.><<
! Dexter Siyers of Paynesville has
had, a carload OF potatoes, shipped in
! and is selling; them out.::1Ie has de-
livered two loads III this vicinity.
Virgil Pe1key began school Mon
day Of last week. This makes an en-
rollment of 20 pupils in Dist. I so fan
I this year (.
| s,Nrha Freshman class of the Paynes
/ Vile High School Of which johnnie
| Norris is a member was given vein
i 'er roast. Thursday night. go,
I Peter Sunde was a Willnar caller
between trains Friday.
Martin Anderson and son Oscar
and Eunice Erickson of Irving auto
ED. to Granite. Falls Sunday, Oct. Ind
4 to see OLIVE Anderson who is beins
:, cared for in the Riverside Sanitariun
at that place.. y :, =: >a<i
! mir. LMonson of the Monson & Holm
hardware firm Of New London, was il
:, town Monday. ."...- -
The first hard frost Of the season
came Sunday night, Oct. 2.
4 Mrs. John, Iverson and daughte
Ruby visited with Mrs. Charlie.
): Johns Wednesday, afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones and Mrs
Harry Jones accompanied Mrs. E
nora Coffaa home to New Ellington
S. D. Wednesday. The trip was mad
by car. They e0pecr to visit there TO
few days before returning home.
! The Foley gravel pit near the Lonl
Lake outlet shut down Friday after
noon as the pump next to the lake tina
:. forces the water UP to wash the gra
I vel broke. lt was run by threshinE
: engine. The pit will not open u
again until next spring. This puts,
number of men out OF work. +. i.
Hood and Arthur Wdlch assisted i
clean up around after the work close
! up
Ole Monsoon transacted business i
Paynesville Tuesday.
) Friday evening the town residcnc
Of e. P. WEIGH caught fire. Newto
!. RUSSELL, the, present renter, had jus
! made fire for supper and just wen
over to the store for q minute, Whe
. the fire was discovered by Ruby I've
son, who gave the alarm. The Origi
! OF the fire is not known and the blam
is not laid to anyone. The house wa
;, badly damaged inside. The .buildin
v was insured in the DoVre aud ,Mamr
Insurance CO. The E.. P. WEIGH fan
lily wish in this way, to- thank all thos
= |'who sc, kindly gave their assistance
distinguishing the fire. -:
y Mr. and Mrs l.. C. Barger and da,
< :ghter Lillian and Mrs. b. P. Welc
! and daughter Lillian Jeanette visi
u ta1 rn1ativnc in pa vn ncvil1a Sunday