Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-09-21

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Sept. l9e Gordon Nelson with his
cousin Lewis larson left for Urbana,
H., on Sept. 10, on q double motor
cycle, where Mr.. Larson will teach
school at that place and Mr.. Nelson
will continue his studies. 40
Tena Kjelleberg antoed to WiMmar
last Saturday. s z7 5s: IS 3 I. Z \
%. b. Thorson is learning to run his
Ford car these days. J: .ss. q. :: :.
Mamie Rasmusson Of whitman, a
former teacher of Dist 81 spent q few
days at H.. G. Hanson's, where she
made her home while teaching.
John Everson$ and John Larson who
have been employed in Canada during
the summer months returned to Pay
nesville last Friday afternoon. p.
H. A. Hendricks was q Paynesville
caller last Friday: -.
The Augsburg Gospel Team who
sang and preached in the Nordland
church on Sunday, Sept: 18th. gave
another service at the same place on
Monday afternoon of last week. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. John, F. Jones with
Mrs. Harry Jones and Pearl Hood au-
toed to Brainerd last Monday the 18th
to visit for a week with Mrs. Jones re-.
latives and friends. - -
mrs. H. c. Hanson helped Mrs. H.
A. Hendricks during the threshing.
Martin Nelson called on NJ. Ever
son last Monday - :: -
Marguerite Larson, is attending
school in Dist: 81. making her home
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Ole Nelson. :: : =. :': a..
IS. o. Susag left the first part OF. the
week by auto for Prinsburg, Monte
video and Willmar and stayed for two
days. =, 49, IT. -.
The Augsburg Gospel team had SER
vices in the Gausdal church on Mon
day evening and from there they
went to New London !.
Thirty-three children attended
school the first day in Dist. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nelson of Still
water visited at the home of H. "A.
Hendricks on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs., Lars Olson Of St.
Paul Park spent Monday evening and
Tuesday at S. o. Susags.
George Christensen returned from
the cities the first part Of last week.
The lightning killed a COW in "A. B.
Norris pasture last week on Tuesday
morning 49,.
Had very much rain last week which
htndered the threshing considerably.
The seeding of. fall wheat is, the
order OF the day at present.
s.. 0. Susag left tor Grand Forks, N.
D., last Wednesday with a couple of
days stop at Hereford, Mimi
Ruby Sather of Wiumar returned
home the first part of last week after
visiting with friends and relatives in
this community for a week.
IS. M. Susag was requested by Sher-
i'll Peter Bonde to meet the Bird of
October as a jurynnan at the grand
jury Of W1llmar, Kandiyohi county.
In spite Of the rain and muddy roads
last week many from this community
attended the. county fair at IWil1mar.
Dftmar Thorson spent last Satur-
day at Eden, Valley. -
Gilbert Erickson was a Paynesville
caller last Wednesday.
After the last rain the strawberry
plants started to bloom.
Agnes Christianson who has been
visiting for some time with friends in
St. Paul returned home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin 'Selvig nee Ju-
liet Signal of Willmar, are the happy
parents of a baby boy born the 18th
of Sept. Congratulations
The idea Of having the idle work
ingmen to- work.on the roads was pie.
asing and Is hoped to come through.
It will cost the state Of Minnesota
more to support the workingmen and
their families than to have the men
work on the roads: The state will
have the roads and the people make
their living by honest work.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Susag (nee Eta
Ga'brielson Of Willmar) now of Mime