Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-14


Tuesday morning after q short visit
with his family relatives and friends
81. Is. Nelson spent last Monday at
the home Of Edward Sunde.
Nicolai Nelson, the garage man OF
'Iiawick is making his home with the
Jacobson family.
Il Peter. Nepsun now on the Ole Win
Their farm have rented the old Z. G..
Johnson place in, IMeeker county now
owned by w. S. Johnson OF Paynes-
vile and will with his family move on
it. next spring and on Sunday the. 4th
he with his whole family autoed over
to see their future home 4 IS a &..,S Srs
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Susag and Dor
5othy Mae with Mrs. s. O. Susag Wis
tied with the. Chas. Liebrenz family
on Labor Day. N ...f...=s r. !. z.c..@&s
/ Lillian Thorson left for; st. Cloud
last Monday where she will begin her
second year at the st. Cloud teachers
college e. ..~-J.-, 49, ~ -. +
/ Alma Gritzmaker assisted Mrs.
Chas. A. Liebrenz during silo filling.
+ Mrs. Manly and children spent Mon
day the 18th with Mrs. Manty's sister.
?" Chas. Liebrenz finished his silo
filing last Monday. ..-;-~ -. T.
The cashier with the H. E. Peder-
son threshing machine has not been
seen since Sunday evening, the 18th,
and a sum of $40 which was the. be-
longings. of the threshing crew went
away at the same time.
Esther Christensen returned home
from the place where she has been
employed near Willmar during her
school vacation and started her stu
dies at the Paynesville High school
again this year, last Tuesday.
l.. Storlie and Christ Christianson
started to work on the new road be-
+ tween John Peders0n's and Ole Win
theirs last Tuesday.
Francis and Marie Downey started
| their studies in the Paynesville high
school last Tuesday.
Clara Sunde left last Monday for
St. Cloud where she will take up a
second year course at the St. Cloud
teachers college.
J. Downey and son William were
Paynesville callers on Labor Day.
Lars Valen an old Irving settler but
| at present residing in Northern Min
nesota, is visiting with friends and
relatives in this community and they
were all glad to see him.
Geo. Sunde, who has been laid ur
at home with sore arm is improving
some, and left for Minneapolis last
Thursday to take up his work at the
Pott Motor Co.
| Regina Downey who has spent her
! school vacation with the Poutsnick
family returned home last week.
S. 0. .Susag' returned home from
Grand Forks via Mon1eyid5o last
Tuesday and left for Minnea polls an6
Saltwater ON Thursday and returned
on Friday evening.
Jennie Storlie started her fourth
year study at the Paynesville high
school last Tuesday.
! Lewis Larson, professor of the Ill
inois state University at Urbana, ar
rived Wednesday evening on a dou
!, E. Nelson's. He came from Window
where he had been visiting with his
uncle, Olaf Selnes and others.
| otto Ring of Willmar visited at H
| c.. HansOn's last week; w.
Regina Donney left for st. Cloud on
Monday to frequent course at the
St. Cloud teachers college.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 0. Susag called on
G.. Christenson's George E. Nelson's
and NJ. A. Christenson's last Thurs
day forenoon.
George Christensen left for the
twin cities by auto last Friday to visit
with friends and relatives and also
to spend day<at the state fair.
| Adolph and Sivert Seeland helped
Theo. Olson fill his silo last Thurs.
! day.