Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08
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Oct. e wed ding bells are
ringing .5z E =. S.
y. Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Nepsund were
business callers. in eW5 London the
first part OF last week. II: h .a:.:
Lewis Peterson hauled az#load OF
hogs 70 .Paynesvi11e last Monday to be
shipped to South St.#PauI. s.. &C s' &
/ Ole Holgerson was a. Paynesyille
busine ealler last week IS .=-:. I ,.. :.
+. Mr.. Huntington, the postmaster of
'Paynesville- a accompanied the mail car
.rier on Route 8 around the. trip one
day last week. - y -
Albert Foreman the Route 3 mail
carrier left his carsat>John Pederson's
last Tuesday and Adolph Seeland took
him in to- Paynesvile. go 10 :
On October 23d .Lottie Christianson,
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. M. A.. Chris
Hanson of Irving and Mr. Helmer
Thompson of Fort Thompson, N. D.,
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Norberg. Prof,
C. E.. Norberg' ofhciated. Congratula-
tons. ri. ~. :
H. A. Hendricks was a Hawick cal
Ter last Tuesday. 49,
Mrs. Nedolph Nelson was taken to
Willmar for MEDICAL aid last week.
K. ]. Thorson called on P J. Jacob
son the first part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Olson are the
proud parents of a baby girl born to
them recently. ,
Dagney Olson, daughter of Peter o.
son of Irving, and A. W. Forsyth of
Jackson, Mont, were married recently
at Ryegate,. Mont, where the bride has
been employed for some time. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Palmer Lukkason and Jacob John
son were Atwater callers Wednesday.
A. G.: Haagenson of Irving re-opened
his business as butcher in Paynesvi1le
last week. He has his meat market
at the 500 Hotel building where he
will accommodate old and new custom
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. D. Johnson who
have been farming near Ryegate,
Mont, have now moved to Ryegate.
They were formerly residents of
Roseville township.
Mrs:---Adrian Haagenson and Mrs.
Erick Olson returned last Tuesday
morning from a weeks visit in the
twin cities where they had been Wis,
iting relatives and friends
Qluf Haagenson of, st. Paul who is
employed as a cook on a passenger
train that goes to Seattle, Wash, Wis
tied at home for two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Hanson, pastor
of the Nordlandc congregation, were
entertained to dinner at the Peder
Nepsund home last Wednesday. u
Mic Nelson who left week ago on
Monday for Minneapolis returned on
Tuesday and on Wednesday did some
repairing on P. J. Jacobson's auto.
The teacher of Dist. 81 attended the
Teachers Institute at Willmar the 18th
and Goth of October and the children
had two days vacation which they
enjoyed very much.
The high school in Paynesville was
closed Thursday and Friday last week
The teachers attended the teachers
convention at St. Paul.
Arthur Christensen took his sister
Florence from Paynesville last Wed
nesday evening.
|@Mrs. Lena Zimmerman, a bride OF
next month was entertained for sup
per at M. A. Christianson's last Thurs
day evening.
Alexander Nelson is employed at
NJ. A. Christenson's as farm hand.
A baby girl was born the 23d OF
October to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Chris
tenson.
Mrs. Frank Hartwick has been help
ing with the Homework at Mrs. AL
fred Christenson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Thompson, Mrs
&C. A. Susag and daughter arrived by
| car from Minneapolis for visit a.
the A. M. Christensen home last Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs Leonard Nepsund and Mrs
Peder Nepsund spent Thursday after
noon visiting with Mrs. H. A. Hend
ricks.
Mrs. S. 0. Susag was entertained 70,
supper at Martin Christenson's las
Thursday evening. She also callet
on Alfred Christenson's.