Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-10

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Il Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolai Nelson who
went to Norway some tune ago re-
turned to Hawick with their three
children on Saturday the 3Oth of July.
They intended to farm In Norway but
America was more attractive after
they had been there awhile. Mr.: Mel
son used to rent the Mrs. Karlson
farm in Irving before he went to Nor
way. Their many friends and rela-
tives were glad to see them come
back and are welcoming them and
wish them very good luck and sue
cess in their future life. ~,
Viola. Peterson called on her bro:
Their Albert and family On Saturday,
July 3Oth. 1..,.,
Lars storlie worked for. Hartvig
Hanson on Monday of last week.
Mrs. Albert Peterson and children
spent last Tuesday at X. J. Thorsons.
H. c.. Hanson was Willmar caller
one day last week. 80.
Mrs. H. A. Hendricks and Micala
Simonson spent Tuesday afternoon
of last week with Mss. S. 0. Susag.
The choir of the Zion church met
on Tuesday evening to practice for
the program on Friday evening.
Mrs. Alfred Christensen and her
sister Clara Sunde with their cousins
Julia and Ruth Peterson Of Bagley
spent last Wednesday at Lake kor-
onis.
Dewey Shafter Peterson was Pay
nesville caller last Thursday.
The grasshoppers are gradually
leaving the fields at Scobey, Mont.
and the crop will not turn out as bad
as it looked when the grasshoppers
first came.
The stacking is over and the farm
ers that have no hayinG to do nave
started blowing.
The Ed Sunde family with Julia
and Ruth Peterson Of Bagley we're
entertained for supper at Andrew
Borsheim's last Saturday evening.
The girls sewing society of the
Nordland church met at the home OF
Edward Sunde last Saturday after
noon and a large crowd attended.
John Ho!mdahl of Willmar with his
daughters, Mrs. Mabel Ackert, Hattie
and Florence, passed thru this COM
munity enroute for PayneSville on
Saturday, July 3Oth. Mrs. Ackert
boarded the 500 train going west
while the rest of the family returned
to their home in Willmar.
Marguerite Peterson called on Es-
Their Sunde on Wednesday evening.
The agent for the Watkins rem
edies made his regular trip thru the
community last week.
Marie Klaboe of Minneapolis is Wis
iting with the C.. Whittier family at
Lake Koronis and last week she
spent few days with the Peter Nep-
sun family at Ole Winters her form
er home.
VIM. Knutson of Hawick just fin
ished painting John F.. Jones silO last
week.
Ditmar Thorson is painting his ia
Tiers dwelling house and granary.
The picking of choke cherries has
been the order of the day lately. They
were plentiful in the woods this year.
The road grading crew is making
a new road between Ole Winters
and Christ Christianson's. When the
road is ready it will be very conven-
lent so it is hoped that it will soon
come to a finish.
Mrs. Erick Olson left last Wednes-
! day for visit with her daughters,
/. Mrs. l.. Taylor and MRS. Atkinson of
st. Paul She is also to consult a
doctorI for her very painful foot.
Ed Sunde entertained company on
Sunday.
An ice cream social was given at
the Zion church last Friday evening
and many were present. The program
was good. especially the singing. The
lunch was served in the church par
lors by the young peoples society.
Services were held in the Nordland
church last Sunday.
Joseph Larson who is staying at
John Pederson's place called on his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Larson
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Olson and
three children went to Duluth last
week for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Storlie and other relatives and
friends at that place. They went by
car and will return this week.
Albert jacobson conducted Sunday
school in the Free Mission chapel on
Sunday.
Some from this community spent
last Sunday at Eagle Lake.
Milton Urseth visited with Willmar
friends at Eagle Lake, last Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. Christensen celebrated
her birthday the 7th of August.
Stella Sunde, saleslady at the VIM
Galanter store at Paynesvile, spent