Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-07-20

,S Dan1el table cOlnneuce0A Stacking
grain last week. g q -.
+ The Stenbakken garage received i
carload OF gasoline last Friday from
the state Of OKLAHOMA .s.is. Il
T. +. Lawson and daughter Esper-
ance of New London and Ed. Selfn OF
Willmar returned Monday last week
from a trip to ST. Cloud When they
returned home they went by the way
of Kinlball where. they attended the
Stearns County Guernsey cattle
breeders annual picnic. s: ~ -
!. Lawrence Bckman arrived last week
from Tucson, Arizona. He is on a
months leave from his duties in the
Bureau of Mines. sE5 Il ]. : NJ !.
J. P. Peterson and family attended
the Luther League convention at Sv-
ca last Sunday. - ), .@..s "
Miss Rhoda Monson and Chester
und were the delegates from the
New Lohdon Swedish Lutheran chur-
Oh last Sunday to attend the Luther
League convention. .'~
Miss Agnes Johnson returned Sun
day to her home at Benson after a
visit at the E.; R. Kambestad home.
She is niece of Mrs. Kambestad.@
Chester Lund, Amos and Conrad
Nordlie and Lawrence Holm .motored
to Svea last Sunday where they at
tended the Luther League conven-
ton
Otto Monsoon and daughter Alma of
st. Paul visited from Thursday until
Monday at the Charles E. Monson
home. p
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Kambestad and
daughter Doris, Agnes Johnson and
P. E. Johnson motored to Benson last
Sunday. P, E. Johnson remained for
a visit at that place. >.+
The school meeting last Saturday
evening was very poorly attended
Only eight people turned out and vot-
ed. Rev. E. M. Hanson was reflect.
ed and Arne Larson was elected to
the Board of Education.
Miss Ethel Peterson of ST.. Cloud
arrived Friday for a visit with her sis,
ter, Mrs. Victor Holm.
Sam and John Flanagan returned
to ST.. Paul last Monday after a weeks
visit at the NJ Ivan Worst home.
Mrs. E. F. Fink and daug hter Fran.
ces were Willmar visitors between
trains last Monday
The Standard Oil Station received
a carload of gasoline last Monday.
Melvin Kvamso employed at the Gus,
tafsOn garage and Martin Enger mo.
tored to Detroit last Monday for a
weeks visit
Miss Cara Nelson returned to Min.
neapolis last Saturday after visit
here.
i. Snyder left Monday for a trip to
St. Cloud.
Miss Clara and Arthur Walby re-
turned to Hoople, N. D., after visit
in this vicinity.
Rev. E. o. Larson Of Minneapolis
visited in New London from Saturday
until Monday. He left here for Gran
tie Falls.
Mrs. Geo. NJ Jennings and son
George Carol left for their home at
Missoula, Mont, after a visit with re-
latives and friends. They were ac-
companied back by Miss Helen Fink
who will visit with them until Sep
TENDER. E. F. Fink and son Harold
took them to St. Cloud Tuesday. leav-
ing there on the N. P.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. NOrdstedt ar
rived Tuesday from Minneapolis for
a weeks visit at the M. F. Lundquist
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Young
gave supper at the gravel pit last
Thursday evening to about one hun
dred guests. Most Of them were from
Teepetonka and the Green Lake cot
tages. A chicken supper was served
and the success of the good meal
was due to the wonderful cook, Geor-
ge May.
Chester Lund purchased the Buick
car from Frank Beckstead He traded
the Buick for a Ford car from Con-
rad NOrdle