Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-08-17

Tine Peterson called on Inga See
land last Thursday afternoon. .s#-
\ George Peterson helped John r.
Jones to fill his silo last Friday after
moon. II = e .3 ID ss..Ezs9
John L. Nelson and Hagen Hagen
son were Willmlar callers last week,
f "a festival will be held at the Nord7
land church on Sunday evening, Aug:
21st,s for the benefit of an overseas
veteran, Oluf Johnson, former resi-
dent OF this community but is now re-
siding with his wife. and two small
children at New London. The family
has had much sickness and difficult
ties to battle with in the past and
now lately Mr.. Johnson had his leg
broken by a span Of runaway horses.
It is hoped that all will pay the tri-
butte they owe to man who served
his country by going across the
deep blue sea to fight for liberty and
freedom of our fair land, the United
States, and others, All are welcome.
Clara zSunde called on Mrs. S. O.
Susag last Friday. >,....-,,
A party from this community au-
toed- to Eagle Lake last Wednesday
evening.
| Olga Haagenson will teach in Dist.
| 10 this coming term. 49,
| 1t is hoped that the man, S. B.
| Qvale, who was. appointed Federal
administrator, OF the Prohibition laws
I for the state of Minnesota will accept
that responsible position.
It is long while since we had
such dry season as we have now.
The corn fields and pastures are all
| dried out and dead leaves are falling
from the trees so the ground is COW
cred with them. Hope it will rain
| soon.
iNicoiai Nelson, the garage man of
Hawick, with Mr.. Martinson OF Min
| neapolis was canvassing the COM
munity last week selling the Wad-
hams Tempered Tractor Oil, which
will! be for sale at the iIawick garage.
The choir of the Zion church met
for singing practice last Wednesday
evening.
The pastor of the Nordland church,
E. M. Hanson, has started his one
months vacation and with his family
will spend most of the time on his
farm in Becker county, looking after
| his business affairs there.
Young peoples meeting was held in
the Nordland church last Sunday ev:;
ening and was fairly well attended.
Albert Olson preached in the Gaus-
dial church last Sunday in E. M. Han
sons place.
Clara Sunde spent last Saturday
with her sister, Emma, at NJ. A. Chris
tensions.
Ole Lindquist was visiting at the
| home of Edward Sunde last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS Arithson enter
tanned company last week.
Mrs. H. C. Hanson assisted Mrs.
Ben Anderson thresling last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fridlund, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Erickson and son Neil OF
Willmar visited at S. M. Susag's last
Saturday evening and on Sunday
morning they left for visit with Mr..
Fridlunds brother at Sank Centre,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. 5. M.
,Susag.
Vernon Bjorkman CT Willmar spent
last Sunday at the lake.
H. C. Hanson and five children, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Hendricks and Mrs.
S. o. .Susag attended meeting at
Mrs. Gilbert Erickson's at Belgrade,
| conducted by Micala, Sinlonson.
Tillie Beck, a former teacher of
Dist. 1, has accepted q position as
primary teacher in q Consolidated
school at Ingadouna, CasS County. She
attended the Bemidji College this
spring and summer.
There will be social with musical
program given at the Zion church on
Friday evening, the 18th of August.
All are welc0mc.
o. B. Thorccl spent Last Sunday az
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