Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-23
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"A happy Thanksgiving is extended

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s A happy Thanksgiving is extended
to ALL.
! The people of the Free Mission
church shipped turkeys and chickens
as a Thanksgiving treat to the Mary
:Augo and Matte Volstead; mission in
Minneapolis last week. This is a GUS
tom generally practiced~
The snow last week made the roads
hard to travel by auto. i
:, Adolph Seeland was a Paynesville
visitor last Monday. -"T
/ MAIDS Arithson sold load of corn
to Adolph Seeland last Tuesday. I -.
= Hans ,Otteson went to Litchfield on
business last week on Monday.
Two of the speakers at the Zion
church were entertained at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fa.bertson during
the three days meeting last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meistad were
doing some shopping in Paynesville
last Monday.
S. o. Susag arrived home from a
three-day meeting at Hereford. Mimi,
last Monday and left for Grand Forks,
N. D., on Wednesday to begin series
of meetings at Plum Coley, Manitoba,
Can, last Saturday.
Mrs: John Ivarson played with Mr..
and Mrs. Adrian Jacobson from Mon
day till Wednesday of last week and
helped with the work as Mrs. Jacob
SON is unable to anything.
A five-inch snow fell last Tuesday
which will make good sleighing.
I O. T. Ring of Wi!lmar called at the
H. C. Hanson home on Monday even.
ing and left on Tuesday morning with
a load ofswood in trailer.
Mrs. MAIDS Arithson spent Wednes.
day Visiting with Mrs. Paul Rudd. -
Some of the H. G. Hanson children
were absent from school in Dist. No.
81 last week on account of having bad
colds.
David johnson, the buttermaker OF
HawickS attended the buttermakers'
convention in St. Paul last week.
H. A. Hendricks was a Paynesville
so. .susag called en- tae.r. O. Ring
family at Willmar while on his way
to Grand Forks last Wednesday,.
The farmers hauled chickens to
Paynesville Tuesday,
Mr.. Gjerde, one of the speakers in
the. Zion church, made his home with
the, F. NJ. Benson family during the
three days meeting last week.
A young peoples meeting was held
in the Zion church on Wednesday eve
ming. One speech was delivered in
Norwegian and one in English. The
church choir sang a few selections,
The attendance was large.
Miss Lulu Hill visited at X. ]. Thor
sons last week.
Emil! Olson, who has been visiting
in Wi!lmar, returned home last Wed
nesday evening.
Peter Sunde called at the H. A. Hen
bricks home last Thursday forenoon
| Sophus .Susag was Hawick caller
| last Wednesday. 49,
The ladies' aid society Of the Nord-
land church met last Tuesday with
! Mrs. A. J. Haagenson, and in spite OF
the bad roads quite a number were
present The young people met at the
same place in the evening. .
| Clara Arithson left for Willmar last
week after an extended visit at home.
The home of Alexander Nelson was
quarantined last week. Several OF the
children are suffering with an attack
of chicken pox. Their many friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Erick Olson visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. HartWig Han
son one day last week.
Mrs. H. Hanson, who has had
very hard cold, is at this writing I'M
| proving. The Storlie children have
been absent from school also for the
same reason.
Tobacco is forbidden to be used by
the pupils in school at Maple Lake.
It ought to forbidden everywhere as
it does no good.
Peter Sunde hauled home his coal
supply for the winter last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hanson called
at the H. A. Hendricks home one day
last week.
done lately.
Palmer Lukkason, who has not been
vel! lately, has left for Rochester to
consult the Mayos concerning his all
ment. We hope for his speedy re-
covery.
Olaf Christensen has returned from
Rochester and is improving nicely. he
visited with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
i M A. Christensen, and left Tor his
home at Outlook, Sask,, Can, last
week. So =|es.r9
II SCHOOL Will US C.OSSN SAAo "So1AAI. -
dist. Nos so and 81 on account Of
the Thanksgiving holiday. - :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Haagenson re
\ turned home the first part Of last weeA
after q few days visit with relatives
and friends in Minneapolis. I =: =
h Mr., and Mrs. David Johnson are
II enjoying a visit from Mr.. Johnson'f
father. + IT, =. -s.f4 :. -es>f ~
h Erick Erickson visited with hit
daughter, Eunice, at Hawick last Fri
day. z,& -. :. S.! = ~
MrS. Martin Christensen, who has
been staying with her daughter, Mrs
Henry Rufsvold at Fort Ransom, N. d.
since the funeral of her .son-in-law
returned home last Thursday. ~&s
Theo. Trygstad returned recently
from deer hunting in the northern part
OF the state and he also visited with
relatives. - -, = s.}s s
Bernice Jacobson and Myrtle Han