Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
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Mar. 2S-Anna Hanson did some
dressmaking for G0ldie Susag last
week. -..s.->''. ->~r-~' - = ~
Mrs, Mary. Atkinson from St. Paul
and son spent a few days at the home
of Erickg Olson during Easter. -: '.
Emma Christianson left for Will
marallast, week to take up 2-year
nursing course at the Hospital there.
Her many friends are wishing her
success IN her noble undertaking.
Chas Ekblad of Scobey, Mont, Wis
tied in the community; last Wednes-
day. He had visited his relatives at
Spicer this winter and was ready to
return to his farm in the wild west. =
;.:Oswalde Susag and. daughter Pearl
spent last Wednesday visiting at Pc
ter ;Sunde's and. Ado1ph Seeland's.
Anna Hanson did some dressmak-
ing for Tine Peterson last Thursday.
Lily and Laura Thorson*an Dorothy
Whitaker visited the school in Dist.
81 last week.
On Friday evening, March 18th, the
many friends of Emma Sunde, with
Julia Land as the leader, surprised
her pleasantly with a parcel shower
at the: home of Mr.. and Mrs. Land Of
Minneapolis, where Miss Sunde has
been staying while employed in that
city, She received many useful pres
ents.
Doctor Anderson and Mr.. Gesell Of
Hawick we're canvassing the COM
munity for life insurance business last
week.
K. J. Thorson is very much troubled
with pain in his left foot.
Ragnhild Nelson and Esther Chris
Hanson visited school in Dist. 50 last
Thursday.
The auction at D. Kelly's last Thurs
day was we'll attended and things
were sold at fairly good prices.
The news has reached us that O. T.
Emerson was. married to Miss Ragna
Iverson last Monday. Miss 1verson
has been keeping house for Mr.. Elmer
son for some time. Congratulations
are extended from all.
w. Ekblad of Willmar has taken the
Job of building the HaWick creamery,
which is to be built of cement blocks.
A temporary warehouse is being
built at the Hawick creamery for the
keeping of tools and cement.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. jacobson enter
tanned company for supper last Thurs
day evening.
Ed Sunde entertained company on
Thursday.
Clarence Narveson of Brainerd
spent his Easter vacation at Susag's.
Leta Farnum visited school III Dist.
50 last week.
Anna Hanson left for Willmar last
Friday to visit with friends before
leaving for her dressmaking trade in
Minneapolis.
The Susag families were entertained
at Martin Christenson's last Friday
evening.
O. E. Susag and daughter PEARL
with Clarence Narveson called on A.
Meistad, M. jacobson, Theo. Olson and
the N. Solbreck families last Satur-
day.
Nellie Olson left for her home last
Friday.
Last Saturday we had a very heavy
rain and on Sunday morning there
was a snowstorm and very cold so
that hindered the work in the fields
considerably.
The teacher of Dist 81 visited with
her folks at Wi!lmar over Easter va
cation.
Joe Nelson spent last Friday with
his sister Lena at Peter Sunde's.
Clara Sunde, teacher of Dist. As in
Stearns county, spent her Easter va
cation at home.
Deloris Dean, primary teacher OF
Dist. "a left Friday for her home in
! Minneapolis returning on Sunday ev
ening.
Clarence Narveson and Sophus Su
sag were Willmar callers on Easter
Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Johnson and baby are
back from the Richmond Hospital and
the Johnson family is now living or
the new farm in west Irving.
May Rudd is working for M. S. Su
Says.