Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-07-19
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daughter, MIS-. Arthur Rustand at
Norcross for week.
Eighth grade graduates who receiy-
ed their diplomas at Willmar this year
from our neighboring schools were as
follows: Dagmar Nepsund, Lloyd Dahl
and Burton Pagel in District 4, George
Erickson and Mildred Arithson in
District "a, Myrtle Orson and Corella
Solbrock in Dist. 66, Esther Sunde,
Phoebe Jacobson and Lille Peterson
Of District 81. Congratulations are ex-
tended to all.
Alfred Anderson of Irving had to
be taken to the New London hospital
last week.
Mrs. A. A. Skeie of New London has
been visiting at the Erick Erickson
home few days.
School meeting notices were up last
week and school meetings were held
on July 18th.
Peter Sunde and Lena Nelson were
in Paynesville on business last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. P. Nepsun and son Norman
Oliver called on the c. Christensen
family last Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid of the Nordland
church met at the home of Mrs. o. H.
Hendrickson last week and a large
crowd attended.
Peder Kleven was Paynesville
business caller one day last week
S. o. Susag received the sad news
from Norway last week that his father,
Ole O. Susag, of Stenkjar, Norway,
died on the 10Th day of June at the
ripe old age Of some over Sc years.
Casper Olson and Lovisa Mikkelson,
both of Irving township were married
on Saturday, July Sth. Mr.. Olson is
renting his fathers farm where the
newlyweds will make their home.
Their many friends and relatives from
near and far extend congratulations.
Arthur Antonson who was sick and
sent to hospital is now home again
and is some better.
In spite of the dry weather C. Chris
Hanson has raised good sized potatoes
ready for eating about the Fourth of
July.
c. Christensen has built large
two story storm porch to his residence
which is great Improvement to the
nice residence
The Lunde, Mundus and Peterson
meetings in District "a were in pro-
gress last week with a fairly good at
tendance.
The John Jones boys had a team
that ran away last week. They smash
ed an iron gate and broke some of the
harness and one horse. injured his foot
but not seriously.
The school board of Dist. 81 were
Paynesville callers on important bu-
siness last week
Clara Sunde spent Wednesday after
noon with Lena Nelson last week.
Mrs. Edward Sunde called on Mrs.
Peder Nepsund last Thursday after
noon.
John F. Jones with three of his sons
were Paynesville callers last Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. H. A. Hendricks called on Mrs.
$. o. Susag last Thursday.
Ditmar Thorson who was burned by
someone of the bunch coming to the
Simonson-Thorson wedding in the ev-
ening and throwing a fire cracker,
which nearly stunned him, so Doctor
Ausman of Paynesville was called, is
now we'll again. Ditmar can consider
himself lucky that his eyes were not
burned and people ought to be more
careful than to throw fire crackers in
crowd like that
Ragnild Nepsund and Florence
Christensen and Lillian Thorson of
Dist. So finished eighth grade last term
of school and received their diplomas
at the graduation in Paynesville the
10Th OF June. Congratulations.
DR.. Ausman had his wife with him
on trip out in the country recently.
Anton Bye is putting up a new &C.
ment silo.
Martin Hanson had the misfortune
IN losing valuable horse lately.
Mrs. Ole Jacobson, a daughter of
Matthias Johnson and a former resi-
dent of this community who has been
visiting with relatives and friends for
some time left for her home in Bow
man County, N. D., recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hendricks spent
last Friday doing some business in
Paynesville.
Conrad Thorson harvested some rye
on Jim Hawks land last Thursday.
The lack of rain caused the small
grain to ripen too fast
Ida Johnson, daughter of Hagen
Johnson, and Conrad Johnson, a son of
J. B. Johnson, who were married at
Litchf1eld the 28th of June and spent
their honeymoon at a cottage at Lake
Koronis, are making their home on
the J. B. Johnson farm. i
The P. J. Jacobson family autoed
to Green Lake one day last week.
Meeting and Sunday school was held
in the Nordland church last Sunday
and young peoples meeting in the ev-
ening.
Mrs. S. o, susag was reelected as