Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-07

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Thursday for Moiese.s Mont, where
|,she will teach school 49, !. .. ss..s
l. Miss, Louise, .Nordhe assisted. as
saleslady at. the, Big Store to-day while
Miss Anne |Batterberry is visiting. in
the; twin citieA. 49,. = r. T.
Miss Hulda Hanson: left, Saturday
| for: Red Lake, Falls where she will
teach. She went by the way OF Ct.
| Cloud. -. .~:.:l:.. 81. y g IT,
f.. r. Fink and two children and
Miss Gervaise Covell motored to st.
Cloud where they. met. Miss: Helen,
Fink, who: has been spending the sum
mer months visiting: her aunt, Mrs.
\ Jennings, at Missoula, Mont. 81 \ -
/. Mrs! H. G. Feig Of Raymond arrived
Friday-for q visit atathe: D: Ditmarson
home in Irving: MR.: :Feig arrived on
Sunday. The Feig children spent the
summer months with the Ditmarson
family They all returned to Ray
mond on Monday;
| The New London base ball team
claims the championship Of Kandiyo-
hi County. They are arranging for a
big game at St: Cloud in the near fn-
ture. st. Cloud: claims the champion
ship for Central Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Meyer Of Port
age, Wis, and Mrs. Anna Feig Of At.
water visited at the PIG. Johnson
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M J. Van Worst on
Friday evening entertained at lawn
! supper in honor OF the Shiere family
! Of St. Paul. Among the guests pres:
ent were W. T. Tolman Of Paynesville.
DIR. and Mrs. Harlowe Hanson, Ches-
| ter Granger, o. A. Nelson, Anne Bat
| terberry and Louise Nordlie:
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barber of An
! dover, IS. D., and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Barber and daughter of Webster, s.
D., departed. Tuesday after a ten days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barber
| and other relatives and friends
Arnold Gustrud was a county seat
visitor on Thursday. >
| Chester Anderson returned Thurs
day from his employment with a
threshing crew near Kandiyohi.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Van Worst mo-
| tored to Minneapolis Tuesday morn
| ing for a weeks visit.
| A large crowd from this village and
vicinity attended the big Labor Day
celebration ait Willmar last Monday:
While there they attended the Will
mar-Kerkhoven base ball. game:
Harry Scland, clerk at the Martin
Lundquist store, is at present visit
ing in Minneapolis.
I A. large gathering Of relatives was
! held at the Martin F. Lundquist home
last Friday evening. Among. the
guests: entertained were Mr.. and Mrs.
7 Ole Glesne and daughter of Belgrade,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Halvorson and
/ family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Quie, Mrs.
Jacob Moe Of Sunburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
! c. E. Monsoon and daughter Miriam of
| this village: The gathering was CIV
en- in honor of Miss Signy Halvorson
of Rockdale, Wis. Delicious refresh
ments were served late in the even
! ing. -.
! John Bergeson returned to Willmar
today after visit with relatives in
this village since Sunday. =.
! Mrs, Oliver Larson Of Interlachen
Hotel was taken seriously i'll Thurs
day but We are pleased to state that
she is now recovering speedily.
I j., NJ. Bolstad has added a: millinery
department to his stock at the popu:
lar Big Store. ;
New London defeated the ;Sunburg
team at the Sibley State Park cele.
brstion last Sunday by score Of Is
to 0. Manley Ogren was the twirler
for the winners and Robert Anderson
behind the bat. Seven runs were scor'
ed the first inning and four the sec
ond. Ringness started for Sunburg
and Norling OF. .Willmar went in at
the third inning. Orlean Christian was
on, the receiving end after the third
inning. New london made 10 hits
and Sunburg hits.
>. A daughter was born to Mr.. and
: Mrs. Eugene Johnson of Colfax town
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ship Wednesday, Aug. 81.
Among those who left New London
| last week to teach school are Florence