Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-15

The teacher of dist. 81, Tena KEEL
] Iceberg who has been making her home
at the SIN ]. Susag home is now stay
ing at the Gilbert Peterson home fol
the rest Of the school term.
S. Carroll Simonson left Monday
for Cokato to take up his teaching
| duties.
Nellie Olson was employed at S
M. Susag's last week to help during
the auction sale.
Mrs. Conrad Peterson and daughter
Beatrice visited at L. C. Larson's for
a few days last week.
The town board of Roseville town.
ship met at A. Smithson's last Tues.
day to get their business affairs ready
for the town election.
!. Mrs. Harry Erickson of Willmar
with her son Neil spent a few days at
S. M. Susagts last week. ~. ]
Last Monday another hard snow
storm visited this community and fill
ed up the ruts in the roads. ~s
Anna Hanson who has been visit.
ing for about 3 weeks at Willmar and
at home in the country with her par
ents left last Saturday for Minneapo-
lis where she will be employed at her
dressmaking parlors. #:>f
Deloris Dean and Mabel Olson call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolai Nelson on
the Andrew Larson farm last Wed
nesday evening. - 49, A. w.. 3
Rikka Knutson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Knutson of Hawick was re-
Gently married in Minneapolis to Mr..
Frank Coleman of St. Paul. The young
couple are at present making their
nome in Wlllmar where Mr.. Coleman
is employed as clerk at the Merch-
ants Hotel. The many relatives and
friends from this community extend
congratulations and wish them a long
and happy married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirve WEIGH and dali
ghter Ruth called on Sophus Susag
last Tuesday and We're entertained
for luncheon by Mrs. S. o. Susag.
Alma Johns, teacher of Dist. 90, was
sick last Tuesday so she had to post
pone her school for that day. Hope
for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peterson and
their two children spent Sunday the
9th of March at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mirve WEIGH.
Johnny Olson was on the sick list
for a few days last week.
John Sunde helped Sophus Susag
haul snow from the machine sheds on
Tuesday.
Nicolai Nelson has rented a farm
near Kandiyohi and will move there
in the near future.
S. 0. Susag arrived in Paynesville
last "Wednesday from Grand Forks to
attend his sons sale the next day.
He may stay at home for a couple of
weeks. "a, sr-I4.!>s: ~ 49,
|; l.. Storlie was: business caller in
Paynesville last Wednesday,. Z -
Nels Peterson of New London spent
a few days visiting at K. j. Thorson's
last week. 49,. -..
p Peter Henderson of Spicer visited
with S. M. Susag last Thursday even
ing and Friday morning. Ill.,, .-..5
Mrs. Theo. Olson spent last Thursday
accompanied by her boys with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. 4Seeland.
Mrs.z@L. g. Larson visited, with her
sister Emma while Mr.: carson attend
ed the S. M. susag auction sale last
Thursday. :55 bar. u: 5~*4zs&..s !.
Elmer Myhres of .Sunburg, MINI,
called on H.. C. Hanson last Thursday
and also attended the Susag sale. lie
was a New London caller also, and
returned home on Friday morning.
Mrs. Sigvald, Olson and children Wis
tied at Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Pedersons
last Thursday.
Iheo. Olson, P. B. Kleven, Theodore.
Trygstad, War Peterson, Ole Nelson:
L. j. Jacobson, Ole Nelson and K. T..
Ihorson met at 0. B. Thorson's on BIZ
slness one evening last week. q
Theo. Trygstad bought the Ford
touring car at the S. M. Susag auction
sale last Thursday.
The auction. sale at S.. M. ,Susaoes
was we'll attended last Thursday. The