Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-01
IRVING.

Feb. 27-Mrs. j. M. Olson entertain.
ed the Ladies Aid of the Zion church
last Wednesday afternoon. = i:
John Sunde took his sister Stella
to Paynesville the first part Of last
week.
On Monday of last week the road
had to be broken before the mail car.
rier on Route 3 Paynesville could get
through with his mail. Lots of snow
for being the last part of February.
The snow piled up SO heavy on Gill
bert Petersons machine shed that the
roof fell down and smashed the wind
shield and some of the top on the au-
tomobile and it was pretty hard on
the farm machinery also. This hap
pened on Sunday, the 10Th, when We
had such hard snow storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Seeland call
ed on the Paul Rood family last week.
The Hendrickson auction sale on
the old Hans Paulson farm in Irving
last Tuesday was fairly we'll attended
in spite Of the cloudy and cold day and
articles were sold at moderate prices.
Mr.. Spat of Paynesville, a brother
in-law of Emil Larson, has rented the
Ole Whittier farm and will with his
family move in there this spring.
On Washington's Birthday we had
another snowstorm with laundering
ing.
Flags were up last Wednesday on
the school houses in honor Of Geo.
Washington, our first president.
The Ladies Aid at ]. NJ. Olson's was
postponed from Wednesday until on
last week.
K. J. ThorsOn had the mishap to fail
down from his hay loft in the barn
last week with the result that he
spraned one arm but at this writing
he is improving some Hope for his
speedy recovery.
Jeanette Johnson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs David Johnson, ran sewing
needle in finger and broke the needle
last Wednesday.
The school board of Dist 81 and Dist
81 called off school last Thursday, be-
ing it was such a terrible snowstorm
and there was no school in Dist. "a
for the same reason.
The west bound noon train went
thru Hawick in the evening on We'd
nesday OF last week and the afternoon
train east bound did not come at all
and no train on Thursday on account
Of the snoWstorm.
Conrad Peterson was HaWick bu-
siness caller last Thursday He walk
ed on skis.
Emil Olson visited with his par
ents from Thursday evening until on
Friday morning Of last week.
Ruby 'Sunde was taken sick last
Wednesday and on Friday Dr.. Pilon OF
Paynesville was called. Ruby is about
the same. Her many relatives and
friends wish for her speedy recovery.
Jennie Sunde who is employed at
the Sunny Hill Farm spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home.
Conrad Peterson sawed some wood
for Peter Nepsun on the S. 0. Susag
farm last Saturday.
Ragnild Nepsun spent last Saturday
with Mrs. S. M. Susag.
The Chladek auction in town OF
Roseville last Saturday was we'll rep
resented from this community and ar
tic!es were sold at moderate prices.
Mr.. Chladek with his family intends
to move to Wisconsin, where Mr..
Chladek is employed in a cheese fac
tory. Their many friends regret to
see them go but wish them the best OF
luck in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs Spat Of Paynesville be-
gan to move in their belongings to the
Ole Whittier farm last week. The
community welcomes them in their
midst and wish them good luck and
prosperity and hope that they will
feel at home.
Palmer Thorson is employed at S..
M. Susag's for week and a half to
help before the auction sale there.
Stella Sunde came home last Sun
day for a two weeks vacation from her
position at the VIM. Galanter store
AC ~ ACoVA1AC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
spent Sunday afternoon with the Ed
ward Sunde family.
The pastor of the Zion church, A.
M. Lunde, arrived by train in Hawick
on Saturday evening and was enter
tanned at the home Of Gilbert Peder-
son and conducted meeting on Sun
day forenoon in the church.
A mistake was made last week by
reporting the S. M. Susag sale to be
the 10th of March. 1t is the 9th Of
March
O. 3. Thorson's will entertain the
Ladies Aid of the Zion church on We'd
nesday the Sth of March.
The North Star Symphony orchestra
met for rehearsal the first part of this