Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Butala and chill
Idren returned on Saturday from their
visit at Mankato. s: .- s:s: E. s s.s.:
Miss Clara Stockard and two girl
friends from Paynesville visited with.
Bernice Christoph erson over Sunday.
Elvera Skavdahl who is teaching a
rural school lin Irving spent last Sun
day, at home. 49, ~. ~. e. -. > "a. Z:
Bernice; ,Christopherson is enjoying
a two weeks vacation from her duties
at @Paynesyille and isssvisiting at her
home here. -. :: :.s.. r., 4 I:
While hunting last Sunday; near: sSu-
gar. Loaf Peak, Minard Inland and
Herbert Holm had the misfortune to
upset their boat. :Minard lost his shot
gun but managed to save Herbert:s.
Standing in the boat seemed to be the
cause Of the accident. a. 70
DR.. and Mrs. c. v. Lynde who have
resided in this village for the past
eleven months have decided to move
to Chollio in the western: part of the
state. Their departure is looked upon
| with great regret by the New London
people, and their many friends wish
! them success in their new undertake
| ing.
Sorosis was held at Carl Johnson's
last Saturday. There were a great
| many in attendance.
Henry Gustafson is very i'll from
an infection of the bum below the
right knee. Hence DR.. H. V. Hanson
! operated on the knee last Friday and
DR.. Townsend of Belgrade was called
| in for consultation.
Ladies Aid was held at the Presby-
terrain church on Tuesday.
R. c. SEVERED returned to Rock
Rapids, Iowa, on Monday.
Rev. David Segerstrom returned to
Litchfeld this week.
! Joe Book returned to Richmond on
Monday and from there he will go to
Hawick where he will work for few
days.
The following shipments that have
been received lately are: Monson and
|
day. A carload of soft coal last We'd
nesday was received by the mill.
Mirinda .Glesne. Agnes Gandrud and
Alfred Linsted of Sunburg visited at
Martin Lundquist's Saturday.
| Harlow Lundquist' entertained at a
| six O'Clock duck dinner Monday eve.
! J. G.. Peterson and sisters visited at
Murdoch Sunday.
Elmer Hauge of Minneapolis, who
has been spending the past two weeks
at his parental home in Arctander ar
rived in New London Monday where
! he will visit short time.
Winnie Halberge who has been Wis
iting in Minneapolis arrived home on
/ Monday.
I Mrs. A. Olson and sister Mrs. Mer-
grund from Winnipeg visited Mrs. J.:
w. Price Sunday.
Mr.. Ephenbuck of Minneapolis was
an over Sunday visitor of Carl STEM
bakken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haldor Blye of Rhu-
ton, S. D., visited at G. Kambestad's
on Friday. From there they will go
to Stables to attend the wedding of
Henrette A. Sable and George Blye.
! G. A. Wallin and family went to Ea-
! gle Bend this week where Mr.. Wallin
will transact business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Peterson will
move to their new home above the
Farmers store October list.
o. A. Nelson and the Misses Matilda
and Louise Nordlie were entertained
at six o'clock dinner at the r. B.
Batterberry home Sunday evening.
Oscar Robinson of Minneapolis and
a party of friends were up hunting
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Clinton and son
Emmett from Watkins visited at the
J. P. Olson home from Sunday till
Monday.
DR.. S. J. Roberts drove to Minneap.
oils Saturday.
Claus Olson and son Rudolph and
Knut S. Olson of Colfax visited at S
Olson's on Thursday.
On October 9Th the Ladies aid OF
the Mission church will hold sale
of fancy and useful articles at the
church in the afternoon. -
/ Stenbakkeu Bros. disposed Of two