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The Coconino sun., 1922-03-10
LOCAL BREVITIES

We have some good farms for sale, Ali. Dickinson & Son. - Advertise ment.
 Dr. R. O. Raymond returned the first of the week from visit of sev- eral days in Grand Canyon.
 Mrs. Charles Isham and little son and daughter left Sunday night for Phoenix for several weeks visit with relatives.
 Mrs. R. c. Dawson of Texas, who has been here for two months with her sister, Mrs. P. H. Harley, left Tuesday to return home.
 There are 13 voters living at Lees Ferry, and they ask that that point be made polling place for the next election. They expect three more vot- CTS to settle there soon.
 Miss Virginia M. Lockett, county superintendent of schools, who at tended the convention of the National Educational association in Chicago last week, returned on Wednesday.
 Charles E. Howard, well-inown for mer Flagstaff resident, is very ill in Phoenix and it is feared will not re- cover. One side is paralyzed. MT. Howard is a member of the local Elks lodge and has many friends here.
 w. R. Ives, manager of the insur- ance department at the First Ma tional bank, who went to Phoenix week before last to recover from a stubborn attack of the flu, has been advised by his physicians that this altitude is too high for him and that he must not come back here.
 J. W. ("Dad") Power came up a few days ago from the Pioneers home at Prescott, where he has been living for several months, to spend a few days here visiting his daughter in-law, Mrs. w. H. Power and numer- ous friends. Dad is looking we'll and says he likes it down there first-rate.
The Coconino sun., 1922-03-10
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER COMES } TOMORROW TO VIEW SITE
 PROPOSED LEES FERRY BRIDGE

Herbert Deacon, chief engineer of the ordnance department, U. s. gov ernment, will arrive here tomorrow morning and, accompanied by county supervisor w. H. Campbell, county engineer J. B. Wright and Stephen Janus, superintendent at Leupp, will go to Lees Ferry. Deacon has been sent here to view the site of the pro- posed bridge over the Colorado river near the ferry, which it is hoped to soon have built with funds to be joint ly provided by the Indian and other departments of the government and the state.
The Coconino sun., 1922-03-10
AMERICAN LEGION MEETING

All members of the American Le- zion are requested to be present at a very important meeting to be held next Monday evening at their club rooms.
 J. HARRY BOWEN,
 Com. Post.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

Annual Getting Folowl, Farm
Bureau Fed Grafton convien-
. ton


Livestock men from all parts OF the
state will meet at University farm,
:St. Paul, on Jan. 6, when the Mime:
sofa livestock Breeders assoc citation
ASSEMBLIES in annual convention. The
livestock breeders eeting lows
the three day annual convention 81
the Minnesota Farm Bureau fedora:
tion, which closes on Thursday, Jan
18th. g..
+. q. Lowden, former: governor 81
Illinois, Duncan Marshall Of Canada;
and Thomas p. eastman, president Of
the state. breeders association, will
speak The annual banquet Of the
Organization has been set ..for the sey.
iening of Thursday. Jan. 5th. Annual
meetings Of the Minnesota Swine
Horse and Sheep Breeders associa'
tons are to take place on: Jan: 4, at
University farm, and those of the
Minnesota Hereford Angus, Holstein
Guernsey, Jersey, Ayrshire and Brown
Swiss associations have been set for
Jan 5.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
PRETTY 1VEDDll
PENN VFEDi1E SDAY


"a happy marriage took place last
Wednesday evening <at the home OF
Nj. and Mrs. Peter C. Greenfield at
|ZPennock when their daughter, Miss
Olive, was united in holy wedlock to
MI. Henry Dalen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Dalen. The rites were perform
ed at four O'clock in the afternoon by
the Reverend .Nicolay Ni1sen 81 the
lutheran Free church. \. f#:5s i f57
The bride was alfred IN a suit Of
dark blue velour Trimmed with beaver
and with hat Z to match. she wore a
,corsage bouquet 81 pink rosebuds.
Miss Agnes Dalen, sister Of the
bridegroom. acted as the brides at
|:tendant. Arthur Greenfield, a brother
!of the bride, was best man.
/ AS part of the wedding rites was a
vocal solo by Mrs. N. Nilsen who sang
Because. Eohengrin''s wedding
march was played beautifully by Miss
Marie Botnen.> = ,.s So
t A three course wedding dinner was
served at 5 o'clock following the cere-
;mony.
The decorations Of the family home
was in ferns and roses. Guests from
"a distance were Mrs NJ. N. Johnson
and daughter Norma of Hancock, MINI
/ The couple, with the well wishes Of
their many friends, left following
|;day for St.. Paul. They will be at
ihome after January IS, at 7o2' Nelson
Avenue in this city. 70
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

The maria sc q. Miss Ellen, sdaugh-
ter OF Ole sskaalrud. to Christ
Christensen, occurred B Tuesday, Dec
ember 20, at two CLOG kat the Luth-
eran Synod parsonage Rev Arint
Waller oficiated. The. bride was At
tractiVely goWned i'm white pussy vii:
low taffeta, and wore a veil III crown
effect caught with. orange blossoms.
She carried an arm bouQu <of brides
roses and carnations 49,
The bride smaid was Miss Mabel En-
gen, cousin Of the sbrMe who wore
a pink satin gown and wore corsage
bouquet Of carnations and nareissus.
Alfred 1Skaalrud a brother Of the bride
was the attendant to the groom.
The couple left on the evening train
for Sioux City and other. points i1
Iowa: They will be at home in this
city after January Is. :: 8 81 6
The young couple are we'll known
here. The groom is a boiler maker
in@the Great Northern roundhouse
near the city. . 81. j
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
:.METHODISTsPR PROGRAM

There will be a program given in the
First Methodist church next Saturday
evening. Admission 10 and IS cents.
At the close of the program coffee and
doughnuts will be served free. The
following is the program:
Song, Male Quartette. s:.;Z5<ssEs
Reading, Mrs. j w. Nixon. 7.
: Solo, Wallace Johnson
Reading, Frances Gustafson. So
Solo, Phyllis Madison.
Song, Ladies Quartette:: *.t*i:5- y:
Piano duet. Anna Sand and Eta De
Camp. =.. =:
Violin solo. Mr.. NJ B. Swain. s.. .:.an5
!. A Parlor Entertainment, Glad Hand
Sunday School Glass. 80
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
STATES; OR HOW
WINNERS N NOUN 7 ICED / D
Martin County Man Takes Cham
pionship Corn Sweepstakes:
itasca Wins on otatoes s. 3 {:

Minneapolis, Jan, ~ lmioosst every
sort Of farm product raised III the
state, from tobacco to a west pocket
squash, was 81 exhibition ii the Min:
nesota Crop Show in Minneap polls last
week. & 55S,s :... VIA S..
The combined EFFORTS Of the State
Horticultural society, the Crop In
provement association, and the Pota-
to Growers association made the show
the largest and best winter crop expo
sition ever held here, according to r.
S. Macintosh, general secretary. -
Here are the results OF the Judging
of staple farm products exhibited at
the show. r. ss.
Potatoes, county exhibits LIST: Itas-
ca, End, Kittson; 3rd, Koochiching;
18th, Grow Wing. - r.. AK
Oats-Sweepstakes, Arthur Norunn,
Hallock, Kittson county.
Wheat Sweepstakes, Henry Holt,
Cokato. Wright county.
Corn-Best single ear, L. =. lZim-
norman, Tracy, Lyon county
c. L.. Blanchar, Sherburn, Martin
county, took first place for ten ears
Of white corn, grand championship
sweepstakes for, ten ears, and grand
championship sweepstakes for SO
ears. ~: ILL.,.
Best ten ears, Minnesota No. Is, C.
E. Lehman Doyle, LeSueur county.
Grand sweepstakes, ten ears of vel
low corn, Lewis Scott, Fairmont, Mar
tin county. T. 49, :
Southern section-yelloW corn
championship, Thomas Hoskins, North
Redwood, Redwood county, white
corn championship, Peterson Brothers,
New Richland, Waseca county; sweep
stakes. Peterson Brothers.. best SO
ears, L. E. Zimmerman, Tracy. =
Central section yellow champion
ship, A. A. Chapman, Olivia, Renvil1e
county; white champ ionship, James
Hunter, Appleton, Swift county;
sweepstakes, Chapman; best so ears,
William Byrne. Pennington, Dakota
county. ...
Northern section-champio dent,
J. H. Nixen, Nevis, Hubbard county;
champion flint, Harry Ophus, Erskine,
Polk county; sweepstakes, Nixen;
best so ears, D. A. Coleman, Aitkin,
Aitkin county. 49,.
Professional corn sweepstakes
southern section. C. L. Blanchar; cen
trail, John Henderson, Cokato, Wright;
northern, C. G. Williams, Detroit, Be-
cker county.
Champion popcorn-C. E. Lehman,
Doyle. .. III.
Champion sweet corn-L. A. West
phal, st. Hilaire, Pennington.
There were more than 1900 grain
exhibits and scores of entries of gar,
den products and flowers. while ten
counties took part in the fruit show
Boys and girls clubs showed the best
Junior potato exhibit ever seen at a
state show, according to A. G. Tolaas
secretary of the Potato Growers asso
citation.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

Miss Hazel Ostlund Of Raymond
returned to her home there Monday
after few days visit at the home of
her brother, M r. Ostlund, in this
city. 81. s.. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur: Lindblad and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Larson
of this city visited with Richard Solder
berg's in Lake Lillian township on
Monday . ..=sS
There is but one place in Whitman
! to get a chiropractic spinal adjust.
ment. Corner Of 5th ST. and Pacific
Ave. LIE. coss, D. c., Phi. G.. Geo. c.
Nicholson, D. c. #
Mr. and Mrs Julius Thomason of
Minneapolis who have been visiting
Mrs. Thomason's mother, Mrs Miller
Olson, left Friday for visit with his
relatives at Benson: 49, IS. :" I.
Richard and William Gratz re
turned Sunday to: Hanover, N H.
where they are attending Dartmouth
College. They spent the holidays at
their home in the: city. -
Miss Phoebe Hoist is visiting at
her parental home in Minneapolis and
will return the latter part Of this
week to resume her work as stenogra-
pher for DR.. Oscar Zahr. ~
70. w. Kroona and family of Kan
diyohi, Dolly Jarrett and Eddie Peter
son of Pennock were among those who
were entertained at the John Peter
son home Sunday evening.
Miss Lillian Boom. returned. to
Jackson Tuesday morning to start
teaching at that place Thursday of
this week. She has been spending
Christmas and New Years at her home
here.
Misses Verna Wahlstrand and
Pearl johnson left Monday for st. Pc
ter where they are members Of: the
Freshman class at the G.. A. college.
They spent the holidays at their homes
in this city. p. u
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III 4, !. 81.
N 4
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aiss astsa j. g IssI y
don arrixa
Mrs, Clara orsIft lon
days.
8 ~ rvid and le s, l 5
:AtWater arriv9ssddSh ;Iusx I'M
for. couple .of days atzths hons =
August Peagsons.S
u joe syissea. Sc sihIsn frlS =
Thursday MOI Ing ffor. yisit with
:brof and IN 4nd.tral
y .AlbertsPe Peterson.
3. Mfas Esthel SIeay!
Saturday for. Mime polls where
is engaged teaching Tn
Minnehara Acadeanl6y
and &c. Jensoan,I ~
Mime polls apent ths olIdaysN
Ting Mrs Jensonris {, parent 3
Mrs 4. soderling
Miss Cath 6aa#b senI
svisiting at the home 8 l1etorEI
Nelson return led & today to St. s1oseph
SSO81C5N4AC ~
Edwin Norling sof SYeaHlef TUES
day al ternoon for st attendSls
short course given The aInn4lot
Agricultural college Gil Z wesl
- iss Nettie illialns
the cities Tuesday spS ndIn
holidays with heT parents All
Mrs. John Wi Hams ia saI
-- Mss Margaret and William Var
ring are at present visiting their
grand parents, IN s
ring and Mr.. and M VI
Mrs. Mac 81 igot# &c Chicago IA
turned to,hsr home at that
day after q weeks visit With Il
err Mrs. H: Christie nson. clty
- The Misses Nora Harold s6n snd,
Esther Hedin and Sidney All
Chauncey johnson were inter 81 tansdI
at the. Harpld son home 81 W. 'ffora
dinner Monday evening They Sc
took A the festival q, svea s. thss "a; a'
sening. RS: =sss 6, s.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
Near East :Rehef- Jan.7-15-
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For taxi and auto livery call
536-W.e. ADV. #.
& -Tanlac is one medicine that does
what they say it will do. Carlson Bros.
ADV.
Miss Edris Stauffer of New Lon
don and Miss Viola Anderson of Pay
nesville were week end visitors in the
city.
- Mrs. Ed Sletten and her sister,
Miss Anna Johnson left Thursday for
visit in Minneapolis until after New
Years day. 81;
Carl Birkeland returned Monday
to Augsburg Seminary at Minneapolis
after enjoying the holidays at his
home here. a.. g.; s47z 49,. -,
The Majestic Theatre will be clio:
sed Monday until Thursday inclusive
for re-decorating. 1t
Miss Hazel Peterson of Bird Is
land arrived Sunday to visit with AID.
ella Peterson. She will return to her
home tomorrow.
Miss Myrtle Anderson returned
Monday to St. Paul after a weeks Wis
it with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Fridlund of this city.
Mrs. Kate Burns returned to Elk
point, Iowa "Wednesday after a visit
with her brother, VIM Hackett, over
the Christmas holidays.
Charley Shultz of Saskatchewan,
Canada, arrived in this city Wednes-
day to visit with his mother, Mrs. VIM.
Burk, and other relatives.
Arthur Nash~and H. P. Halvorson
returned to Minneapolis Tuesday to
take up their studies at the Augsburg
Seminary at that place.
Miss Emma Olin will leave the
latter part. of this week for Minneha-
ha Academy at Minneapolis where she
xviii enroll as student. s Il
MRS. Charles H. johnson of Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived Thursday for a
visit at the. T.. T. :Sandbo home and
with relatives in the city.
Miss Minnie Olson left Sunday for
| Buchanon, N. d., after spending the
Christmas holidays at her home here
She is teaching at Buchanan. s.. sz
See Madiline, the great serpen
tine dancer and her wonderful poses
/ at the Majestic theatre Thursday and
Friday nights in personally. i
The Misses Elenor Nicholson and
Mamie Beese returned Monday to Min
aneapolis after enjoying the holidays
at their parental homes here. 1
-z uYo1fnod orrr 1.,1,0
the Bethel Institute at So. Paul re
thrned to that place Saturday to star
his studies on Tuesday of this week.
I Miss Florence Carlson left today
for Minneapolis where she issa student
at the state university in both the
acad and musical departments.
Walter Nelson and Emil C.sLund
quist returned Monday evening from
a visit with the formers parents: Mr.
/ and sMrs.sJohn M. Nelson at Litchfeld
:.<.N and Mrs. Robert Handke q
! BroWnton are guests at the S b. Carl
4 son home in the city Mr. Handke i
] erintendent Of schools at Brown
4 ton.
Arthur Klint, Johnnie Bengtson
i Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hagen and Mr.. an,
.EMrs. Grandpa Bengtsons were enter
tanned at the s.. Il. Reamer home Sun
], day. 49,
Hiss Dorothy Rich 81 sst. Paul =
= rived Friday for q visit at the Davvf
Z Johnston home She recently gradt
I, ated from the st. Catherine College !
!. Ist Paul.
s BE sure Of the milk YOU give e
:EbabX l4arodd Thorson: 2. N i
Z 3,,ssN kiIlmar, will oliver = limited an
!. cunt from cows tested for tubercult
sts. Drip s. portal rard g him.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
SURPRISED

Mr.. and. Mrs. Ray Essendrup were
pleasantly surprised by a number Of
their friends at the home of Mrs. An,
ma Hook at 40 Benson Avenue last
Wednesday The evening was spent
in different an1usements. "A dainty
lunch was served at a late hour. -:.:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
ENTERTAINED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Beaudette
entertained at a turkey dinner at their
home on Xmas day. Covers were laid
for eighteen. Guests from out Of town
were Mrs. Hattie Prior of Paynesvil-
lie, Miss Lena Luitjens of Clara City.
Mrs. Isaac Riley of Granite Falls, Eos
ter and Ben Falkingham of Browns
Valley, and Dr. A. H. Tholen Of Clara
City. =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

Dande {
Vea!dling lkrs llInois

The marriage Of syneYaS walker and
George ]. Duntle son of Mrs Della
Duntley Of this city was. solamnized
at the home of the groom on huurs-
day, Decembe %, at high noon. RAY.
sArnt Waller Of the Synod lutheran
church omciated. ndrs Kenneth Wake
field was the brides attendant and Mr..
Wakefield the best mar The bride
was attired in navy blue satin trim
med with iridescent beads in panel
effect The bridesmaid was gowned
ia pink satin trim med with beads.
Wedding music was rendered at the
piano BY Mrs. Westberg and Miss
Ruth Herby.
"a reception was held and dinner Ser
we'd at one o'clock and later id the
afternoon delicious eshments were
served: The rooms were decorated
with Christmas trimmings ss
Fortyfive guests were present, those
from distance being Mr.. Peter o.
Shuttle of Minneapo lis, "a bro ther Of
the bride, Mike Carr gans Of South Da;-
.kota and Mrs. Richard Brown Of Val
ley City, N. ID. }5ss:;
Is The bridal couple received many
beautiful and useful gifts. They en-.
joyed . wedding trip to the twin cities.
They will be at home after January
s15 at 703 Fifth Street in this city. Mr.
Duntley IS one Of the proprietors Of
the Royal Cafe on Pacific avenue and
also is. a Great Northern conduct or.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
ENTERTAINED

/ Miss Amy Sandberg entertained on
Tuesday evening at her home in com
pliment to Miss June Murray who will
leave Saturday. for, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Eight guests were present.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

Dec. 31-Mr and Mrs. Emil Pearson,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Renstrom and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Adams and
family and Ed Howard were enter
tanned at August Johnson,s Monday
evening. .z =
Emil Heglund made trip to Olivia
Wednesday. .~-
The Ladies Aid which was held at
Rev. B. o. Berg's 'last Wednesday was
we'll attended. .~..r
MI and Mrs. John Olson and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Linn and fam
lily, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Renstrom
and family were entertained at the
VIM. Renstrom home for six O'Clock
dinner Friday evening. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hedlof enter
tanned few friends last Wednesday
evening, the occasion being their dau-
ghter Tecla's birthday.
August Johnson and sons made a
trip to Olivia Tuesday afternoon.
The Christmas. festival which was
held at the Norwegian Lutheran chur-
CHI last Tuesday evening was well at
tended
Albert Skarlund made. business
call at Steve Adams last Tuesday eve.
Fred and Ernest Peterson, Anna,
Edwin and Maynard Hanson, Arthur
and Annie Sundin and Amy Lundahl
visited at the Isaac Nordstrom home
in Willmar Monday evening.
Bernard Berg returned to his work
in Minneapolis after a few days visit
at his parental home here. !. d.
Ingvald Berg is at present visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. %.
Berg. "a *. ,s,. ,..s..
5. Clifford Adams made a trip to OF.
ivia last Thursday afternoon.
Willard Renstrom made a call at
Ed. Lundahl's Thursday afternoon.
Mildred Linn visited at VIM. Rem.
stron's Saturday and Sunday.
Kermit Linn was busy picking corn
for Robert Lee last week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Renstrom and
children visited at P. NJ. Renstrom's
Thursday eve.
Rev B. o. Berg and Albert Nelson
made a trip to Olivia Wednesday al
ternoon. IN :S
"a. P. Brandt returned Thursda,
from a visit at Murdoch since Tues
day. a ,:.z.
Mrs. John Haskell who has beer
visiting in ST. Cloud returned to thi
city today. 5 sss .ss5
Mrs. w. L. Hanscom and daughte:
h returned TO st. Paul Tuesday after Z
few days visit at the homes Of MI
and Mrs. J. L. Hanscom and Ed. FL
ingson. !. .. &.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
N ear. East Relief-Jan. I'll!
RETURN TO CHICAGO

s Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Nelson who have
been visiting with the formers par
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Nelson for
the past week returned to Chicago
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Jacob Nelson
is superintendent OF the Hail Depart
ments Of the following companies:
American Eagle Fire Ins. Co. Contin-
entail Insurance Co., Farmers ms. Co.
and Fidelity Phoenix ms. Co. Is.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

2Irulss Ol.on I'D IS ,e.t Il lor.
way Lake Church 81
Dec. 18th 81

TrulsS Olson, who was called Is the
Great #Beyond On Dec: 22nd, was born
September q, 1861, at sigdal, Presto.
geld, Norway. He came to this coluun-.
5 Try with His par nts and 4 located III
Fillmore county in 1856 at which place
part Of his youth v as spent. After
leaving llmore comfy he has lived
at burg in this county. He attend
led the common schools Of this county
also the Seminary in this city at which
places he gained his education. The
late Mr.. Olson passed away Thursday
Dec. %, at the Rest Hospital in this
city where he had been confined to
his bed for the past Ave months: The
cause Of his death wasl Briglrts Dis
ease with which he had been suffer
ing for the past six months. Truls OF
son led quiet life. and was very fond
For study. : !S5s 81 {. s. III IA. s. *
The ones that survive the late Mr..
Olson are. his brother. Ole. S. Olson;
and two sisters, Mrs. John Moe, and
Mrs Gunhild Rood ss. NJ s2:z= Y. Is
The funeral was held Dec. 2S at the
West Norway Lake church. The offici-
ating clergyman was Rev. M. Soften
dahl. The Intern ent took place at the
West Norway Lake cemetery which is
his last resting place. The pail bear
ers were, j. j. Peterson, Theodore
Hamre, John Hystad, Alfred Berg, An
ton Palmeson and Christ Gandrud. E
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04

Ole Doe Of Pennock made a bust
ness trip to this city on Tuesday and
Wednesday,.
Pete Hegstrom returned today
from a four days visit with his broth
err at Montevideo
Raymond Hopkins left: today for
Pennock to visit with Christ Christ
enson until Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Christensen of Benson
visited at the home Of Mrs. VIM. Berg:
man over the holidays.
Raymond Hanson returned ito
Kerkhoven today after couple of
months stay in this city.
&C. L. Collins Of St. Paul returned
home today after spending a couple
! of days here on business.
Miss Helen Fink of New London
arrived here Wednesday to visit with
Miss Florence Quale until Thursday.
Mrs. Rina Erickson returned to
Granite Falls Tuesday after few
| days visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. John Tammen returned to
Clara City today: after a couple of
days visit at the home of HI. War
ring.
| Miss Virginia Nordstrom left to-
day for Kerkhoven to visit with her
friend, Miss Edith Walleen for a few
days. =$s 80
Alfred Lee of Cyrus who has been
Visiting at the home Of Ole Lee for a
couple of weeks returned to his home
today. q 5 -. s
i Miss Alice and Ruth sFrederickso
Eof Kerkhoven arrived Wednesday for
a visit at the home Of Mrs. Harry
Strandberg. 81. -sss .l52 s52 sz55
Miss Winnifred Nelson returned
to her: home at Litchfeld Tuesday at
8 ter a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Emil Lundquist. 81 ..5:s
! Elmer Swensonts' returned to st.
Paul Tuesday after a few days visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r
q Swenson here. /. &
/, Miss Agnes Andrews 81 Milan who
8 has been visiting at o. pa. Rykken'l
Tor q few days left Tuesday for Spi
h Ger to visit with August Moller's:From
Z there she will return TO filan.
Misses Agnes land Matilda Peter
s son of Minneapolis who haveSbeenSvis
! iting with their parents Mr.: and Mrs
!. &c. w Peterson over: Christmas and
! New Years returned to the cities Mon
Ilday. ..s.ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-04
BIDS WANTED

|. Sealed bids will>be received by the
undersigned. for the filling of two ice
houses, one 14x2Sx10 and the other
12x16x10, until January 10th. The
owner reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. - " .,@@ S.: ~ !. I
=. n. ERICKSON, &.
Kandiyohi, Minnesota. ~:
January 4th. 1922. ~. ct