Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-08-09
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August ST ne w1listling and sounds
5Sofs the threshing machines are heard
I II the country again and feed thresh-
Ing 10 the order Of the day.
John sDahlberg took q "trip to ILL
4 mar BY train last Monday and returned
i on the bus the same day. 81.
Clara Dahlberg who has been work
# ing in Minneapolis but who has spent
y some time At home visiting with her
mother left for Minneapolis Tuesday
to take up the same position as she
had before. BIZ II Hing. u T.
. Clara Thorson has returned from
a six weeks summer school at the
Teachers. College at St. Cloud.
+ Miss Eileen Batterberry Of New
q London with her brother and two sis
tiers called on Mrs. S. o. Susag on
school business the first part of last
week. &.
"A. M. Sunde, the pastor OF the Zion
chusch, and his family, with Miss Las
son Of Spicer, were entertained for
dinner at Simon Simonson's Of New
London on Sunday, July 30th.
Christ Nelson with the c. " Snick-
i er family of Willmar were. entertained
for luncheon at Mr.. and Mrs Ole Nell
sons last Monday afternoon.
Conrad Thorson was a Hawick cal
Ter last Tuesday.
C. Christensen and Pederz Nepsun
are doing their stacking together.
Lillian Thorson who attended the
Teachers College at St. Cloud is now
working in Minneapolis.
Some of the railroad strikers from
Willmar were out in the woods here
picking cherries the first part of last
week.
Ole H. Hendrickson was caller in
North Paynesville last Monday.
Peter Sunde was Hawick caller
last Friday
Birger Swenson and Arne Kolstad
who have been visiting with that fam
lily for two weeks left for their west
ern trip last Monday. They went to
Fargo, N. d., from here but intended
to go to Everett, Wash. They came by
auto from 1ronwood, Mich. H..
Clara Nepsun spent last week Wis
iting with her sisters Marie and Ragn-
lid in Paynesville.
John Dahlberg left for Bowman
County, N. D., last Tuesday by way
of Minneapolis. He intends to run a
threshing rig there this fall. Crop is
reported to be good there this year.
John Sunde helped c. Christianson
in stacking last Friday -
Mrs. P. B. Nelson and son Alexander
entertained company from Willmar the
first part Of the week.
Arthur Christianson is employed at
the Peterson Bros. threshing machine.
The Peterson Bros. started to
thresh last Tuesday. 49,
John Sunde helped Peder Nepsun
stacking last Thursday.
Peter Sunde was business caller
in Hawick last Saturday.
Ditmar Thorson had his arm bruis-
ed by cranking a car that back fired
last week. ..5#: &s
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Smoker and
daughters Geraldine and Angelina
with c.. Nelson. of Willmar called on
Mrs. S. 0. Susag on Monday of last
week. h .L-..~.~~.>s
At the Community meeting last
Sunday large crowd was present. 1t
Is decided to get some land so the
community park will reach up to the
road from the lake shore. Nine dir
ectors are elected and it looks like
the community will soon have place
for its social gatherings.
Florence Kulberg is at present Wis
iting with Elnice Sconsing. Miss
Kulberg has accepted a position as
teacher in Canada for the coming term
Mrs. Nedolph Nelson returned from
Minneapolis last week after call on
the doctors at Fairyiew Hospital fol
her health. She was Ompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. P. ]. Jacobson and
son Nicolai. The trip was made by
automobile. Mrs. Nelson's many
friends hope for her speedy recovery
Folk Larson of Courtney, N: D., who
has been visiting with his sister, Mrs
X. ]. .Thorson, left last Saturday fol
visit to Wisconsin where he ha.
some relatives and friends.
Anton 1mhoff of Hawick left fo1
Minneapolis the latter part of thu
week to buy a new car.
Lena Nelson called on the Nepsun
and Mrs. .Susag last Friday evening,
The Ladies' Aid Of the Zion church
met at the John Larson home las
Thursday and a large crowd was OF
hand. t..
The Ladies Aid of the Nordlan'
church has postponed their usual ga
thering until the middle Of Septem
Der.
John Larson took his cattle hom'
from the Ole Whittier pasture las
~ Thursday
yDeloris Dean has accepted pos
tion as. teacher in Dist "a and Len;
II. N. Nelson for the primary room.
Olaf Christoph returned from
his trip to belgrade and Brooten las
b week. He had also visited at Glen
wood and Alexandria. He left for 81