Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-11-02

Aida, Ethel and Irene Trygstad. '-'
sIdr. land MRS. L. 1StOrlie visited at
thk home of Mr. and, Mrs. Alexander
Nelson one day last week. $ 80 ~ .
The Evers0f Bros, shredded corn
'forH: A. Hendricks on Friday of last
week; -: a : ~ '.'':''%> - .
:: 1IEunice: Sconsing and Deloris Dean
attended the teachers, institute at
WiAmar last week. '%,',*'> : =. -
MI. and Mrs. p j. Rufsvold return
'eds'lasts Thursday from TT Ransom,, N.
D.,4 where they have been during the
Sickness death and: funeral OF Henry
Ru1svold. they will stay here for 2
:ws1ks::to store their belongings and
then go back to help Mrs: Henry Rufs-
void during the winter. - - as .
Mrs: Edw. Sunde and son John cal
led the Sunny Hill farm people on
Thursday: & 'ts::S Z -
IT,. ]. Jacobson and Eward sunde
we're doing some carpenter work at
the .Hawick creamery last week;
Mr.: and Mrs. H. G.: Hanson went
to tWfllmar last to paper the rooms in
Michael PedeFso1i's home ''-:',- g..
~ Tena Kjetlberg attended; the tea.
cheers institute at Wil1mar last week.
: Sophus Susag was a iHawick caller
last Wednesday,. = 's'%.'';'' 49,.
z The rain delayed corn shredding for
three days last week. f.
Mrs. s. o. Susag called on Mrs. H.
A.:Hendricks one day last week.
Geo. Il: Nelson was "a Sunny Hill
Farm caller on business last Friday
:: ,Mr. and Mrs: Michael Peterson who
aptnt last summer out in their SUM
mer resort on Big Sandy on the south
shore OF Lake Koronis left for their
home in whitman last week where they
Will: stay during the winter months.
/ SO. Sisag came home last Tues
day from Pitt Mimi, where had con-
,dlcted1 two weeks revival meeting
where four was saved and four bap'
tiled. He left for Grand Forks n. -,
on Wednesday, evening to stay over
Sunday and intended to hold a revival
meeting at Bri1snlade N. D.
Mrs: NJ" AnEhristensop is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry RUS
valid OF Fort Ramon N. D: for an ex-,
tended time. ":''
Mrs: Conrad Peterson spent last
Thursday evening with 1nga Seelana.
{ Miss Corda| Chesn OF Irving, who
has been an invalid, unable to walk
for years, was taken to'the State SAM
torinhn and there is hope that she can
be able to walk again as she mprov-
ing rapidly.
terfainedr at the Paul Rtdd home last
Friday evening. -
INF. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
who spent two months at Outlook:
Sask., Can, visiting with the Olo1
Christenson family returned nome ll
last Friday evening after stopping at
Fort Ransom. n ID, where they also
attended :the.sHenry Rufsvald funeral.
They came by auto from Fort Ransom son,
accompanied BY Martin Christensen
and George who went up for the lun e
al: = e.: -
5;s5Ennice Erickson sales lady at the
:J.p. Nelson store at :HaWlck' mas
been sick With a bad cold and went
ztU, New London last Saturday TO con.
.,su1ts. doctor and from: there wen
llojhe tn visit with, her folks IN !rv1ag.
~ HaleIgN Eriekaon, MT. and ,Mrs: p:
,BFickson and son 'Nfels and sMlnn 91,
eFrldlund and, Myrtle Johnson OF Wil1.
mar, spent last Thursday eve Win
Mf:,and< ;Mrs.5tS:: NJ. Susag. - !;
-rssSNert: Seelahd helped' H: A.. Hen
bricks shred corn last week. 49,
The North Star Symphony orches-
tra:mat to1 erf etiss last F Frsasso even
setoUl ia DIT Sc ;4he last two days
:ofhsS week on account !71:> sickness ,tn
- Arlkifs and Ish a Lorentzen and
,Iddtie visited with Z The
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