Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-10-12

visit at: the j. G.. Peterson home On
and Mrs. e. F.. Covell g. s=
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Halvorson of
Norway Lake drove thru New Lon
oils to attend the dairy show N. Fl.
LundqIist joined them here and will
visit in the city until the middle Of
the week. Ky - II
,~ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lindgren and
daughters Mae and June and Mrs.
John :Gustafson and children, l.. Yer
ma and Howard all of Kerkhoven spent
Sunday. at the Aug. Gustafson home. "
= p A Larson is in Willmar during
court doing jury duty. >, m, ;. - ~ =.
Gust Holm and Carl Kraft arrived
here on Tuesday of last week. from
days at the Mrs. Clara Soderlund
home. They departed ON Monday to
resume. former employment at Rock
ford, Ill. =
(Mr. and Mrs Martin Lundquist and
Harry Soland spent Sunday at the p.
O.. Glesne home at Norway Lake We
regret to say that Mrs. Lundqulst' S
father, Mr.. Glesne, who is so we'll
known over the county, is feeble with
age and at present in a very critical
condition.
The Gust Swenson family have re-
ceived word from Miss Ada saying
that she was a recent victim Of a
ho!dup on Aldrich ave Minneapolis.
while returning home one evening.
Fortunately she only lost fifty cents
in stamps and few dollars which
she was carrying with her.
Mrs. Per Ostlund has recently re-
turned to New London from .KeErkho-
ven. Mrs. James Cobb and children
of Kerkhoven are occupying part OF
her house on lower Main street. Mrs.
James Buchanon moved in September
from that building into the F. Rose
building across the street
Ernest Swenson, driver, and Hell
mar Anderson drove into the mill
pond east OF the Chas. -Bredberg res
idence with the Swenson/ Ford on
Sunday night Neither occupant was
injured and the car was pulled out
by John McLouth the same evening.
Miss Dora Pond was in Willmar
, last week to consult an eye specialist.
Work on the new Village auditori-
UNI is progressing very satisfactorily.
All the outside work is completed
with the exception of the stuccoing
on the front wall The masons will
! doubtless have finished the plaster:
! ing by the end of this week. Contrac-
tor Christopherson expects to finish
the interior and relinquish the build
ing to the village possibly by Novem-
Der first.
The Union Power and Light Co. of
| St. Cloud which is building new
electric lighting system in the WEI
age has nearly finished. their constru-
ction work. The business houses were
connected with their line Saturday
and the current was turned on late
Saturday afternoon. 1t is expected
that the system will be completed
| and. that the. local system will go out
Of business within ten days or Two
weeks
Our veteran hunter and sportsman,
A. E. Olson "got the limit in eXpeH'
fence Sunday afternoon. while hunt
irlg alone in Bjork's@ Bay when he
+ tipped out of his boat into the chilly
water. He was gathering in his de-
; COWS and his dog unexpectedly lung
ed to the same part of the small boat
; thus causing the mishap. Mr. olson
; MANAGED to collect himself, boat, bag
; game, and gun unaided and get home
/ rather stiff with cold and exhausted
; with the exertion.
Mrs. S. II. Stauffer had news on
! Monday of the very serious illness o
; her mother, Mrs. Ellen Grimes a.
! Hamilton, Mont.
Peter e. Rose has secured from tht
council a 10 months lease on the new
i auditorium for Tuesday and Frlda.
nights movies.
! As this goes to the printer, wore