Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-03-30
New London

New, London Photo Studio open
for business on Saturday, April End,
also Saturday, April 18th and Satur-
day, April 3oth: EIkjer Bros, Will
mar.
March 22-J. M. Bolstad went to
Svea, Iowa, on Monday.
Martin Pond and Sidney Harris
we're in St. Cloud from Saturday to
Monday.
C. A. Nyberg spent Tuesday to Sat-
urday in the cities.
Mrs. Herbert Hedberg of Willmar
visited relatives in this vicinity the
latter part of the week.
The Misses Laura Fossum and Ell
len Olander came up from St. Cloud
on Friday.
Frank Pond was a business visitor
at Willmar on Monday.
Mrs. Magne Monsoon was an over
Sunday visitor with relatives at Will
mar.
The Farmers Store Co. shipped 3
carloads of stock to South St. Paul
today. August Gustafson accompanied
the shipment.
Mrs. V. E. Holm returned from
Willmar on Monday.
Lester SEVERED arrived on Monday
from Mortified where he attends St..
OATS college, to spend the Easter
vacation at home.
Ben Hal}berg left on Monday for
Galchutt, N. D., where he has accept
ed a position.
Mrs. Arvid Nelson and little dau-
ghter Marianne of St. Paul arrived on
Monday to visit with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Thimmel.
Foley Bros are preparing to reopen
their gravel pit. A carload of equip
ment passed thru on Monday and
Manager Granger is expected to ar
rive this week.
Mrs Edw Kambestad and little
daughter Doris and father, P. O..
Johnson, visited in Willmar from
Thursday to Friday.
o. F. Doyle of Belgrade is this week
shipping six carloads of his dredge
outfit from the Colfax ditch to Will
mar where he presumably has anoth-
er ditch contract.
Elias Johnson, Magne Monson and
L. A. Metcalf were among the New
London people who went to Willmar
on Monday to attend court.
z. G.. Almsteadt went to Willmar on
Saturday on naturalization business.
Mrs. LYDIA Paulson of Minneapolis
and W. S. Johnson of Paynesville
were business visitors here on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Ida Soderlund returned to
High School last week after an alb
sence of six weeks due to illness.
Mrs. Frank Coven and little daugh-
ter Helen Marie, and son Donald Wis
tied relatives in Atwater from Satur,
udy 10 MOuudy.
The Litchfeld Produce Co. hauled
ice from Green Lake from Thursday
to Saturday to fill their ice house at
the old creamery building.
Mrs. Ida Lund went to Duluth via
Brooten on Saturday to visit her dau-
ghter Alice who teaches in that city.
Miss Ada Swenson was operated on
for appendicitis on Thursday. She is
now improving nicely at Sunnyside
Hospital.
A wedding of interest this week
was that Of o. T. Emerson Of Irving
and Miss Lizzie Iverson of Georgevil-
lie. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Flatberg of Milwaukee.
New London was defeated in bas-
ket ball game at Brooten on Friday
by score of 1912. In the games on
Monday evening the High School
girls defeated the town girls 14-5 and
the High School boys won the other
game 29-S.
The Easter vacation at school will
continue from Thursday noon to Tues
day, March goth.
The Edw Kambestad family visited
in Willmar on Sunday at the home
of Mrs Kambestad's brother, P. J.
Person.
S. S. Lobben had business in Bel
grade on Saturday.
The local checker players had an
interesting meet on Saturday evening
with the Colfax players at which the
visitors won 14413
M. J. Van Worst was business Wis.
itor at the county seat on Monday.
"A very interesting service was con.
Quoted at the Norwegian Lutheran
church on Sunday evening when the
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