Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-02

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London on Monday : y ~ z. = = Ii - ttss
b. Mrs. E. J. Pelkey went to Minneap-
oils the first of the week. &.s@3 + >95st
Griffith, Thomas boarded the train
for: st. Cloud on Monday. <s:@is@ <1 .xs
Messrs H. H. McNiyen and r. Am
BILE were Willmar visitors on Satur-
day. Is, -, Gs.-ss =. J..
Albin Kullander of sWillmar came
up on Monday fora few days visit
with relatives.t 4. ,:yt3.3. I -, >...::..
. Miss Hulda Nelson returned from
Minneapolis ION Monday after a sew
era! days visit. :...a .iH-
O. F. Dahl of Belgrade passed thru
New London ON Monday enroute to
Willmar. .:..5.,., =.
Johnny Nyberg and NJ. ]. Van Worst
were business visitors at Benson on
Monday. -.
August Sonstegaard received car
of corn from Marshall last week. sc..,
called to the Alfred Wallin home at
Spicer on Wednesday on account of
the illness of a little grandson. The
little fellow is still quite sick. -: =
Mrs. Carrie Swenson and daughter
Mrs. Alma Knock, are here visiting
the formers mother Mrs. c.. NJ. Law
son, who is very i'll with pneumonia.
The Farmers Shipping Association
is shipping three carloads OF stock
to South St. Paul today. -
1Mrs Elizabeth Nygren died on Feb.
26th at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Peter Skoglund. at. Lake An
drew, and will be: hurled at Florida
Mission church on March End. Mrs.
Nygren was born in Sweden May II,
1871, coming to America in 1863 and
is survived by five children. Mrs.
Nygren is remembered here as hav-
ing lived in New London also, while
the Peter Skoglund family were resi-
dents Of this village. -,
Mrs. Oliver Larson was up from
Minneapolis from Wednesday to
Thursday.
On account of the meeting Of the
Automobile Trade Association there
is reduced rate on Great Northern
round trip tickets to Duluth, the last
date of sale being March. 9Th and re-
turn limit March It'll, 49, !
Mrs. Anton Stenbakken will enter-T
tain the ladies Of the. Civic League at
her home on Wednesday. :
Peter BergesOn came up from Will
mar on Monday to load two cars of
gravel at the BergesQn- pit
The Augsburg Seminary Glee Club
under the management. Of Rev. Nord-
berg, will sing at the Norwegian Lu---
theran church here. on "Wednesday
evening of this week. .....
e. E. Lawson returned to Willmar
on Monday after a. few days visit
with relatives here. ~
Forest Simon of Eagle Bend has
been in New London during the past
week testing officially NJ, o. Flies
lands herd of pure bred Holstein
cows One two year old heifer, Fair
field De Kol Korndyke, made 14.5 lbs
of butter in seven days, two weeks
after freshening. Mr.. :Flesland has
a fine herd of pure breds and he is.
to be congratulated upon the record
they made.
The contract with the University
Extension Division has already been
signed for our nextl winters lyceum
course. 1t will be in charge of the
H. S. Seniors as usual. The following
are the numbers: "Smiling Bob
Briggs, The Navarro Trio, DR.. Ho:
Sheng Huang, Hoosier Male, Trio,
Edwin Brush, the magician
The High School. Basket ball team
was defeated at Brooten on Friday
by score Of 27-9. The team lost for
the usual reason, they were over
weighted and unused to high baskets.
The game on Saturday between the
Brooten and New London town teams
ended in a tie, Is to Is, which the
out of town boys refused to play out
on New London's floor. Brooten's
score in this game was kept down
by the excellent defensive play Of
Benhart Nelson.
The tie game was played out at
Belgrade on Monday and ended in a
victory 1920 for New London.
B. O. Rasmussen returned to his
home at Minneapolis on Tuesday after
a several days visit at the home of
his sister, Mrs. C. B. Swenson.
Elmer Erickson arrived home from
Chicago last week.
Helen Marie Covell gave six little
tots like herself a good time Wednes:
day afternoon at her third year birth
day party. A perfect angel food was