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40 Church ,at .. .thf od Good Shepherd,
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BOX PARTY At SUMMIT

-: =. =, - Ak. 80. .
There r;;! be an entertainpnlent 9f' q n: g con
s,stiag O. box party, cakee az ~: walk guess
ing contests. songs and other anuse.
'n,ents at summit rural graded 4 school \:
on. Fr,aav night, February 3. 1s22 =
beginning 1T 1880 o'clock. ..-.-.., =
Everybody is invited to come and
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enjoy the party. IN
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sSSsaEE ESSlkH 3:
! WIVES
READ this
Halt Sick, Cross Husbands Will b
;Ie;,ce, ~ Gudc's Pcpto-Mangan

:, i1c "cross as bear When he
comes; ;,crle. Is he nervous and
nit ra!, ID always. tired? You can
:"-s 81. ack to health with Guides
ip.r;c- -Al,,.r gan. I4e is run down, and
1,1J,;u- Mn gan, the wonderful blood
.ol,i@ villa the right kind oc iron il
.4e, vii n;!ild him up. Help your
h,s,.n2~o ~rt plcnt; "f. red blood and
.:e ~. I.c wen and gocd-naturei'
~ 49,. stronger, too. Good blood,
@.cG. :.ce,-1 makes happy good hu-
r:.l,. -t>.4- is the Way il goes II you
G..,:'t g:>c him: Some kind OF 4 tonic
o.. w::l nrvbably get worse they US
nag 80. Go to the drug store an:
|; e.. si,s lde's Pepto-Mangan in liq-'
.. ..~ ts5:et for,n!"Is is pleasant to
.:.:.r 5..i e. ;riis wonders if taken daily
r. I: c;~5 weeks. Advertiser lent.
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B4iTFSBCRG NEWS.

y, Batesburg, Jan. 2s.-saturday nigh,
the Hope Company store
of Batesburg was entered by a. thief
and about six dollars in cash and sew
eral dollars worth of. dry goo3s were
stolen. Bloodhounds from Sewherry
erelclephored for and the dogs ur-
der.@e management of their. owner
M8T H. league, accompanied by.
hS# two sons, Chappeilc and Eldridge
league, and Mr.. j. E. Farn2an.
reached Batespurg at ) o'c!ocls Sun.
day. morning: r.. The. hounds took; c,
trail from the cash register in the
store ard followed il through Oak:
and Granite streets and thence direct
to negro's house in the suburbs OF
the town about one half, mile away
The negro*w:ss>>ao, at home 81. as the
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MEETING. OF THE.

MEETING OF THE. 90 -. az 80, =
80 '>o,r $50 PENSION BOARD
5 There viii be held a meeting of the
County Pension Beard on Morday the
.1s tn day of February. 1922, attic o.
Clock a. M. for the purpose Of con-
sidering new applications for.:,pen-
sions. ~ Il, 80
Blanks will be, furnished applicants.
Those already rfsted need hot come
before the poard: > BY $ordea: sof,athe
Board:,>a s.& =,&: :44+.@$s: =. =,
- IN. D. HARMANss ! =
/ :: - @<sSs,.' 'z| Chairman.
-. W: F.: HOOK. ~
o'-:'7'" Probate Judge. sec'ty -2t-l5
rSa<iH- ."'.?.= 81. - '".s>.:'
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FRUIT TREE SPRAY

save your trees and make; = your
fruit a money crop. Now is the time
toi give them their first spray We
have orchard brand"B r. s., insec-
ticides and, chemicals, They aressthe
best and guaranteed to: do: thesswork'
caA Can. f9Ec t!sc free booklet on spraying, and
other valuable information: seeg ::sss';a'
q ), HARMON, DRUG co..'-srt
2-w =. Lexington, s. c.
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sEGasp spFReSM EVERY HEN.

ssssso ftsff ,xGasp pF4stM EVERY HEN. At,.t
There Isl iif6 e1edse Tor a.aoafins
hen. You can make layers and dsreah
S money-naaKers out OF every solitary
a4SgGn you oaissssNsa Ywan: Hess soPoaltry
& sss;sassa anaasegaaf asasegaafs gdafahtega to make your
rszp 66ghissfay 6gqhisfay Of yyoaaar money back: Pack
raagss ssc oyster Shells
AID sfidfs full ffnsf,of poultry and' live
stock remedies. '@is
sassseR rs ~ &. HARMoMaDRUG co.. -
fsssss esss1 W : y = lexington, S. G..
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psUafMONs FOR RELIEF. - g

ESss..ss The state Of South Carolina, County
81 Lexington the. Court Of
Common Pleas.
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s,,s.,sna :ps.rd and Andrew "
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MOTHER AND CHILD
MURDERED IN HOME

Chicago, t; j.. j: Jan. 22.Zrhe: decapitatea
bodies Of Mrs. Margaret Tierney, IS
years DID,: and her three year old son,
Ralph, today We're found in thesc
home. They had been murdered with
a hatcher found near the, bodies. Tas.
room had been tightly closed and tie
gas turned on, but the coroner $50
'theer was no doubt that both mothes,
and child were dead long, before the
lied. Patrick Tierney, Mrs.
.Tierhey's. husband, lis sought in con
:neetion with: the double. killing.
Ralph's body was tightly clasped IL
his mothers arms and police think
that she was defending her child from
the murderer's attacks. The hatchst
apparently had been purchased fo1
the killing, as it was new and stii!
bore the price mark. =.
William Brennan landlord of the
building in which tfieh'Tierneys livea.
told the. police that "Tierney several
times had threatened Mrs. Tierney:
May TURN T.
~ on Oh; 4oU' ft't NEXT TINE
Next Dose You Take mag Salivate and
.a% Start World Of Trouble
-: :s:.,:-:'...E .I,sTt 2,H -;
.Calomel is mercury; quicksilver. Il
crashes :into, sour. bilehke dynamits,
cramping; and .sickening: you. Calomea
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your. system. ~
If you feel bilious. headachy, consti-
pated. and all knocked out, just go to
your druggist and get bottle Of Dod-
sons LIVER Tone for a few cents which
is, a harmless vegetable substitute fo'
dangerous calomel.: Take spoonfu:
and if it doesn't start: your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without max
ing you sick, you just go back and:
get your money. -" -. s,
Don't take calomei. It makes you
sick the next day; it 10 you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and YOU feel great.
No salts necessary. Give. it to. the
children because it is perfectly harm
less and cannot salivate.
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fsaaaAD LEIHEfzAN CHURCH
ssssE 10 hGix xaa .;fsS ..o----r.,=: = Z =
lxay fas sy. Ma REsEIs 2&krsse supt. Of Sundays
"A schesk Sunday sehooaras 1890 ssa..
sSsss s1s sycam. .sssiss.Es>s. 8 800. $50. -. - :
1909. 81 .s.6d s xsidS id. The mofnslg theme
has asaasday, Jaaaaaify the2 ssth, ,vsil be-:
81 "A Revelation IL sc'hhirist's Rewer Over
.lsiature Tha evening theme will be:
earning True Wisdom. hsi . 4o lo All the e.
services the public IS very cordially
sias lslsited ,;ss. j
ss - "a ARTHUR Is. oBENscHAINa. /:
As's - Pastor
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
GEORGEVILI,.,E[:.

# Oct 1O-Chas. Lang finished thresh-
ing last Saturday: T. Quisberg's 3
job was the last one. s. n.
"a number Of neighbors gathered to
celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Mar
tin 5OVeson. =
=*& Miss Mary Wallace MS back. to Geo,
rgeville after an. extended visit in the
northern part of the state
Peter Halyorson and wife visited at
the C,s:.sM. Christopherson home on
last Sunday; -s ] . ..=S ..,:s,.
Miss Gina Overson has left for Nor
sris where she is attending the Agri-
cultural School. 1 81 IE.sss 5. ST. ..=,
Wants TO See You. xEs,5.t / #
Sam Hoiseth Of Melrose came home
for a visit ast#week. He reports what
might have been fatal spill, but for
luck as the Ford coupe he was driv-
ing. turned completely over: The car
suffered only slight: damages. r "a
!; f.. w.. Krantz and NJ Nygaarde of
Bruce, Wis, visited friends at Bel
grade. They did not, call in at Geo
rgeville. .z.; NJ
Math. Danielson Of; Red Top who
has been staying at the Kalland home
here has left for home. ~ :, s... ...+
Prices on farm products are rock
bottom. Everything we wear. eat and
use are the high level, because there
is. no one to dictate prices to the
capitalist.
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
SALEM

Oct. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larson
entertained company Wednesday ev.
ening.
The Albert Carlson and Chas. John
son young folks visited at Enock No,
lan's Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Syverson and
family left Tuesday for visit in Mar.
tin county, returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Nolan and Miss
Ella and Lawrence Nolan and Alfred
Larson left wednesday to visit rela-
tives in LaPorte. -
Misses Sophie Magnuson and May
Carlson left Sunday morning for Min
neapolis where they will be employed.
Mrs. Allan Holmgren and family Wis.
tied friends at Lake Andrew Sunday.
~ Lid Wants TO See You. #
The Henry Halvorson, Adolph John
son, Theodore Johnson, Albin Broberg
and Will Broberg families autoed to
Kandiyohi Sunday and spent the day
with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Johnson returned home
from Willmar Sunday evening.
A number from Salem attended the
services at Willmar the past week.
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
ROSELAND

Oct. 9-Mrs. Henry Brewer and dau-
ghter, Mrs. Ben Dykema, Mrs. Henry
Dragt and Mrs. John Dykema attend
ed the ladies aid held at the Mrs. VIM.
Van Buren home in Raymond.
Walter and Simon Dykema Sr, and
Della zuidenla were entertained for
supper at the H. Bruggers home on
Sunday evening.
On account of the rain last Friday
evening the weiner roast which was
held at the George Douma home had
only small attendance. But all who
were there report a good time.
Miss Lena Kohrs is laid UP with a
sore throat. She was in to see the
doctor last Saturday morning.
Rev. Dykstra conducted services on
Sunday. He preached in the Holland
language Sunday morning and Eng
lish in the afternoon. He also baptized
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weiberdink who received the name of
John William and the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Nype, who received the name
Of David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bruggers and
family visited at the home of A.
Knoll's Wednesday night. - ~
Henry Dragt made business trip
to Danube last Saturday afternoon.
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
NORTH NORWAY LAKE

Oct. 1O-County Nurse Miss Inga
Imsdahl visited school in Dist. ~ on
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoyez left for
their home at Sandstone on Monday
aftey a visit at the T. Haugen home
for some time. ,=E*:
Quite few from here attended the
auction sale at Ole Dunham' place
Sept. 27th. .-.. : F. !.
Engebret Gafkjen and Mabel Freese
were sunburg visitors on Thursday
evening. .:s::::s.:,s =
Mrs. Knut Johnson entertained the
Mission Society on Sunday, Oct, >1st.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hystad and baby
Ruth and Nicoly Espeseth visited at
the Peterson home Sunday evening.
Arthur and Hedge Fries: called on
Hans Johnson on Friday:
The Ladies Aid at the Albert Thomp-
son home on Thursday, Oct. S, was
we'll attended. >Ss IS s..
Alfred, Clara, Emelia and Dora
Lungren visited at the Hambrog home
on Sunday. 90, IL, ,@TS
Miss Margaret Refine spent the
week end with her folks at Brooten.
A parcel shower was given at the
T. A. Odlund home on Friday evening
in honor of Miss Alma Roen, a bride
Eof this month. She was presented with
many pretty and useful gifts as rem.
embrance of the occasion. /
Miss Martha Rindahl Of Minneapo.
lis is at present visiting at the Martin
Rindahl and T. A. Odlund homes. !
Mrs. c. ~Halvorson entertained the
Y. P. S. last Sunday afternoon. =.
Ole Quie is having electric lights in,
| stalled in his home. z,ee,, -
Quite a few from here attended the
confirmation services at the West
Norway Lake church last Sunday
forenoon. ~, - !
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
LAKE LILLIAN
(Eastern part)

p Oct: 1o-Mr. and Mrs. Lars Erick.
son visited at John Leeberg's Sunday
evening. .'->'..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Holmgren and dau.
ghter and Ole Erickson motored to
Cosmos Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ray and fam.
lily and Mrs. Carlson Of Willmar were
entertained at Erick Nordin's last
Sunday. .. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bengtson and
family visited at Henning Bomstadss
in Lake Elizabeth Sunday. il -.
The Ladies' Aid at John Leeberg's
Wednesday was we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and daughter
of Durham, Africa, and A. Latt and
family visited at Erick Nordin's on
Thursday evening.
Lars Erickson was a Willmar call.
er Tuesday.
Lid wants to see you.
The social given at the Norwegian
Lutheran church Friday evening was
we'll attended in spite Of the rain. A
very good program was rendered.
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
Willmar Sufferers
Praise StO-li-Ga]

Hundreds Of local people have been
relieved of terrible suffering with
serious long standing conditions Of
stomach ulcers, chronic appendicitis,
gall stones, torpid lazy liver, dyspep-
sia, indigestion, gassy, sour bloated
stomach, shortage of breath, pains in
, stomach and back, dizziness, chronic
constipation and all other stomach
disorders. This life saving remedy
will put pep in your step, it will make
you eat we'll, sleep well, ambitious and
regular. Sto-ligal usually gives re-
suits regardless Of age or duration of
suffering. Ask your local druggist
about this reliable remedy and after
you have benefited as thousands of
sufferers have, then boost it to your
friends.
Write for information pamphlets
sent free to stomach sufferers. -
Sto7li-gal will also be sent
direct on receipt of one dollar to Di-
gestive Chemical Co., 800 University
! Avenue, st. Paul, Minnesota. Sold in
j Willmar at Hallin's Drug Store, J. P.
! Olson, New london and Anderson
Bros. at Spicer and by druggists .ey-
erywhere.-Adv. T. .,z@. -
If in doubt as to the merits Of Stoli-
I gal, we herewith mention the names Of
a few Of a great. many Willmar people
who claim Stoligal life saver: Mrs.
I C. A. Sorenson, 917 Olof Ave, and Mr..
Hallin, the druggist, can tell you OF
]. a great many more. Sold at Willmar
at Hal1in's drug store; y. r. Olson, at
New London; and Anderson Bros. at
Spicer. ~ s..
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
A Remarkable Record

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
remarkable record. It has been in
use for colds, Group and whooping
cough for almost half century and
has constantly grown in favor and
popularity as it's good qualities became
better known. 1t is the standard and
main reliance for these, diseases in
thousands of homes. The facts that it
can always be depended upon and is
safe and pleasant to take are greatly
in its favor when it is wanted for
children.-Adv. Oct
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11

:ss Mrs. S. O. Susag spent last Friday
visiting in school district 81
". and Mrs. John +. Jones left e:
Gently for a week. visit at Backus,
the former home Of Mrs. Jones.
.sz Laura Narveson OF Scobey, Mont,
a bride of this month, celebrated her
birth day at the home of o. b .Snsag.
number Of her friends gathered and
made up Quilting bee in her honor
and presented her with two quilts.
She was also honored with a birthday
mail shower, and many beautiful and
useful gifts: We're received. = ss.=s .s:s*s5=ss.
]. W. Jones who has been employed
as farm hand for; over two months at
John JOhnson's arrived home last Fri
day. $50 + ,-4s,ss.Fzs ~ l.. L ~
= Palmer, Thorson and Page Welch
are employed as workers On the state
road No. :.$,s,ssl ,,ess,>,<
The Ladies' Aid OF. the Zion church
met at the home of Mrs. Anton. Ran
dali last Thursday afternoon and some
young people Of that congregation met
in the evening, and very large
crowd was present at both meetings.
Peder Nepsund helped Geo. Nelson
with the corn shredding last week.
lid Wants TO See You. y I,
%. B. Thorson left by train from
HaWick Friday for Perley, where he
viii spend a few days visiting with
his cousin, Anton Jacobson He also
intends to call on relatives and friends
at Twin Valley. .~,E 'f.s~ =.
K. J. Thorson and Conrad were
Paynesville callers last Friday. -
I. Tora Trygstan left recently for Min
neapolis. -. - ' :
= d. E. Nelson of Montevideo started
a series Of meetings in the Hauge
church at Norway Lake ON Sunday
evening, the 8th of October, which
will continue every evening this week,
and two meetings on Sunday, the Is,
An autoload of people attended that
meeting from this community Sunday
evening. - :"~ :
Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Thorson and son
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. R..
Jenson of Irving. a..
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
COL.,Fi'AX j

8: Oct. 6-Mrs. Robert Olson and Aug
usta Olson spent Sunday afternoon at
the Frank :Lundgren home.
Alfred Wohleen left a week ago last
Friday for the cities.
Miss Julia Solstad left last Wednes-
day for her home at Baldwin, Wis, af-
ter a three weeks visit with. her
friend, Miss Hazel Olson of Belgrade.
Mrs. Christ Larson entertained the
Ladies Aid at her home Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. ....
Mr.. Levine and Bennie Erickson re-
turned home on Friday after a three
months stay at Sisseton, S. D. =
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
!. PRIAM

Oct. 3 IN !. and Mrs: Guy Ward and
family visited at Nick DUB Bois', on
Sunday. ... 4. !: .3=5s@
/ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirk and daughter
Doris and Mrs DuHoax motored to
Thief River. Falls last Friday to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John DuHoax and
family for a few weeks. a:.ss}.z 5=.s. s:
Goldie tIsaacson visited with her
friend Violet Gunderson on Monday
evening. %7 :--= ::.-:,>l~ s.z:..t I
+ Gladys Rhuby assisted Mrs. Guy
Ward with housework few days dur
ing threshing. T." -; :. ~ = :, :. -
A farewell party was given on Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and fam
lily at, their home on Monday evening
by large number Of relatives and
friends. The evening was enjoyed by
all and at a late hour delicious lunch
was served.
Mr., and Mrs. John Swenson are the
proud parents of a baby boy born on
Tuesday, Oct. 3rd.
Mrs. Fred Portz and son Roland
called on Victor Isaacson's on Monday
afternoon.
/ Mrs. John Euling, Mrs. Nick Du
Bois and daughters Katherine and
Bertha, Mrs. Henry Huizinga, Mrs
Chas. Isaacson and daughters Daisy
and Hattie helped Mrs. Isaac DeVish-
er celebrate her 74th birthday on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Dubois and fam
lily and Mrs. Huizinga visited at John
Euling's Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wms Campbell and daughter
Margie and Verna, Flora Euling, Mrs.
Victor Isaacson and children, Mrs.
Alvin Isaacson and son Myron end
Mrs. Engstrom visited at Chas. Is
aacson's Thursday:
Gladys Gunderson visited with her
friend Evelyn Kirk Friday evening.
Otto Jenson boarded a train for
Minneapolis Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Isaacson and
son visited at Chas Isaacson's Sun
day afternoon.
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
SUI

Oct. I "A class 81 thirteen sboi1ls and
girls were conf rmed az The ssa,nburg
church last Sunday by Rev. 3. sund.
ThesLadies Aid Of the West Nofway.=
Lake con ngregation had "a meeting at
the Sons 81 Norway Hall Thursday. .
Victor HaNorson commenced q term
Of school in Dist. SO N1onday 50
. :Otelia, eldest daughter Of Mrs. Bet
sey Rudningen died Saturday The
funeral will take place at the w. N.
T.. church Wednesday,: 55; z.S. s
/. Miss. Agnes Gandrud viii teach IN
Dist 7S this season. Her school will
begin next Monday. ss5s
The Misses Esther Rhine and Alma
Gafkjen are attending school at Broo-
ten this fall.
Mrs. Kari .Teige.is visiting friends
at Morris this week. % s :
Wilhelm Fine is reported to have
left for New London. - =.
We understand posters are out an
nouncing an auction sale at Elmer Lii
gaarden's place the thirteenth inst.
Elmer IS an Industrious young man Of
good habits and we sincerely hope he
will not leave this community for
good. - go 81: 'Esz t';
Andreas Ellingson and family =dined
at the Albert Gandrud home Sunday.
Quite number Of our citizens went
to Kerkhoven Friday to see and hear
and shake paws with Che Governor, J.
A. 0. Preus. Hope that none Of. these
wounded the feelings Of his excellency
by speaking any Of the Scandinavian
languages within his hearing =,
Willmar tribune., 1922-10-11
IRVING, r ] J

Oct. 81 8 IN Mrs. e. Soberg and children
from Duluth WI q have been visiting in
this vicinity left for their home last
Mo41 s=*$ 81. :...
MIS-. Charles Johnson left for Ano-
.ka last Monday to see q doctor re-
:garding her health. .=-$. .:.Ss.5=
!. There was no school in Dist. 50 son
Monday and Tuesday Of last week.
Martin Otteson the garage man of
Hawick visited with his parents in
Irving on Oct LIST. and his brothers
took charge 3. fthe garage in his alb
sence s.5sss = j. $..s= s:,zt. q
~ Geo. e. Nelson and Marion johnson
called on .Peder Nepsunds last We'd
nesday. * s.+. ~ IA. .*: !: :. -.
Joakim Nelson went tb Poupore re-
Gently with a load Of goods for his
brother. Ed Sunde returned with Mr..
Nelson the first part OF last week. E-. +
Marshal Stoner and Huldah Christ
ianson Of Dist. 50 started school
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Christianson
spent last Wednesday at Ed Sunde's.
s. 20. Susag arrived safely in Den
mark in August and has been visiting
in Norway and Sweden. His main work
will be in Denmark. s:jj s.z-..t.. = - : -.
Ex-senator e. E.. Lobeck gave lee:
ture in the Nordland church last We'd
nesday evening. .os as'..s -s:s
O. O.. Ulvin the county superintend-
ent of schools, visited in Dist. 81 last
Thursday. He gave a good talk to
the children about the benefit of edu-
cation. "a r.. 80 =, =
Announcements have. been received
regarding the marriage Of Nora Thorn
pson, daughter of Holger 3. Thomp-
son of Meeker County, to Mr.. Henry q.
Peterson, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
e. Peterson, also of Meeker county,
on October 4th, at Minneapolis. The
newlyweds will be at home to their
friends at 1929 18th ave So, Mime
apolis after Nov. !. The groom is en-
gagged in the garage business on Lake
Avenue. 5=;s*z5<;SE&s 4. =. ::
Mr.. A. J. Hand, the piano tuner from
st. Cloud, accompanied Ditmar Thor
son home last Friday evening and
tuned David Johnson's piano. '
The Zion church is to be fixed UP on
the interior. A repair. committee has
been appointed to : attend to the
work to be done.s> i ss -
Martin Nelson called on Erick Yer
melin last Wednesday evening.
O. B. Thorson returned from the
grand jury at Willmar last Wedness-
day. .~. t..
Laura and Mildred Thorson enter
tanned number of their friends at
their home last Wednesday evening.
Luncheon was served before the
guests departed.
Ivar Peterson and children visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lukkason re-
Gently. $.
"A. J. Hand, Ditmar Thorson and
Mrs. S. o. Susag were entertained for
supper at K. J. Thorson's last Friday
evening. ~ , ... -.
Nels Peterson Of New London who
has been helping o. B. ThOrson with
some farm work left last week for
&Buran, Wilkin County, where he is to
spend a few days visiting with his
brother and also to visit some friends
at other places. r. s