Local Notes and Holiday Travels Across Town and Beyond
Sivert Bothen returns from Charlestown N D for holidays. Numerous residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Paulson, Miss Wheeler, Mrs. Moore, Miss Norstedt, Miss Flaten, and Miss Sherman, make visits or attend events in nearby towns. Figures travel to Minneapolis, Winnipeg, Tucson, and Madison for visits, business, or leisure, with several farm and community ties noted. Local doctor visits resume, and plans unfold for Red Cross stamps and winter travel. William G. Russell buys Kandiyohi station lots to launch a paint and wallpaper business in early spring.
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Sivert Bothen
Charlestown
N. D
F. F. Paulson
St. Paul
Dorothea Wheeler
Faribault
E. W. McLaughlin
Jessie K. Moore
Minneapolis
Elsie Norstedt
New London
Mabel Flaten
Willmar
Granite Malls
Fargo
Frida Sherman
Morn
R. A. Volk
L. O. Thorpe
Winnipeg
Canada
John Cross
C. H. Mahaniney
Willmar and area railmen active in busy week
Mr and Mrs Lidstone visited the cities returning on the evening train. Conductor Albert Smith went to Watertown to run between Watertown and Huron. John E Losleben leaves for Superior to spend Christmas with relatives. Brakeman Hans N Hanson is sick in bed and improving. Mapes at Maple Plain acting in place of Geo Bolton who moved to Litchfield. Herbert McDonald appointed night yard master in Met. Long’s place. Trains run regularly as Wilmar Division crews work. Snow plows ahead of passenger trains this week. Brakeman James Weir on vacation. will wed in Wisconsin then Chicago trip and settle in Willmar. Weir promoted to freight conductor. Pat H Fahey injured in head-on collision near Herman. taken to Willmar. John E Stoquist and Esther Caroline Peterson wed. to live at 519 Second Street after January 15. Kennedy’s Business College of St. Cloud advertises shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, English and mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bolton
Whittaker
Litchfield
Herbert McDonald
Met
Wisconsin
Chicago
Willmar
Weir
Great Northern Winnipeg Flyer Wreck Claims Life
George Hobrough, a Willmar division fireman, was killed when the Great Northern Winnipeg flyer derailed four miles south of Monticello. Rails spread and missing join caused ditching. one other killed and a dozen injured as engines and cars left the track at 45 miles an hour. Over 200 passengers aboard, including University students, aided crews in rescue and moving derailed cars from fire. A general investigation ordered with crew testimony to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Winnipeg Flyer
Monticello
George Hobrough
Willmar Division
Minneapolis
Hobrough
Altho
Death toll and funeral notices grace local Chronicle
Obituary notices report Karin Stenseth and Mrs. D Gerretson dying after long illnesses and a street car collision. Families attend services in East Norway Lake and Hauge churches while other residents attend Christmas events, school gatherings, and local charity efforts.
Christmas tree festival at Hauge church in Norway Lake
December 20 report notes a free admission for children and a 10 cent charge for adults to fund festival expenses. Other items include L. A. Mostue funeral, local classes and activities at Virgil and Macalester students home, and a High School program featuring Birds' Christmas Carol, readings, a vocal duet, and a quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway Lake
Hauge
L. A. Mostue
Hedenmarken
Norway
Renville
Willmar Lodge Officers Elected in Local Fraternal Install
Local chapter Royal Arch Masons installed new officers at Odd Fellows hall with James Ridler of St Paul Grand High Priest and Houghton of Minneapolis presiding. Banquet followed. Ramssett, retiring high priest, presided and praised successor Russell Spicer. Installations planned for January 3 with James Wharton of Duluth to install. Royal Neighbors and Degree of Honor also listed with officers and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Odd Fellow's
James Ridler
St. Paul
Minnesota
Houghton
Minneapolis
Eastern Star
Hy. J. Ramsett
Russell Spicer
P. C. Williams
Horatio Gates
H. P
Dyer Aspaas
King
Anton Bukke
E. C. Wellin
Geo. W. Johnson
Chris. Hanson
Knights of Pythias
Chas. Johnson
Henry Rice
V.C
A. F. Nordin
J. J. Ekander
K. R
H. J. Ramsett
M. E
E.c.wellin
M. A
A. F. Mantor
F. E. Danielson
D. G
Mantor
Rebekahs and Triplets in County News
Schollin outer watch financier Nora Elfstrum and a list of members of the Rebekahs and Eastern Star appear in this society brief. Triplets were born to Mr and Mrs Anton Swenson last Thursday two girls and one boy one of the three stillborn and the other two lived only a few minutes all three laid away in one casket. The parents receive sympathy from friends as this is the county's second such record. A baby girl was also born to Mr and Mrs Henry Herman on Seventh street last Friday. Use Timcne postcards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Swenson
Earth
Olson
Mirs
Henry Herman
Seventh Street
Christmas Church Services Across 44444 Area
Christmas services are listed for St Luke’s Episcopal New London Nordland Irving Spicer Gausdal and local Lutheran and Salvation Army churches. Special Christmas tree festivals and Sunday school events are scheduled across week leading to Christmas with varying service times and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Luke’s Episcopal
New London
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Gilbert Eaklund
Tucson
Arizona
Copper Creek
M. I. Downs
Lawrence
Kandiyohi
Thos
Downa
Gerretson
A. Adamson
I. I. Berg
Moline
Atty
Elias Rachie
Clarkfield
Madison
Anti-Saloon League
Alfred Jacobson
C. C. Birkeland
Dovre
Braham
Bertha Baisden
Dist
Inger Jacobson
Spicer
John Sogge
J. C. Jacobs
Jacobson
Buxton
N.D
Maud Scott
Ellendale
Walter DeLaHunt
Winslow
Santa Fe
Allen McGowan
Willmar Momlay
Nevada
Royal Neighbors
Swift County Monitor
William G. Russell
Russell
Cinders
Rat Way
Yanos
Pat H. Fahey
Herman
John E. Stoquist
C. J. Stoquist
Esther Caroline Peterson
Kennedy's Business College of
Elgin and Waltham Watches
Waltham
Anderson Bros. & CO
210 Fourth Street
Jewelers & Opticians
Wittwar, Wi
Aumors
Joseph Medill Patterson
Marriet Ford
Frederick F, Toombs
Geo. Hobrough
Emma
Anna
Augusta
Clara
Hilda
Anne
Carl
Karin Stenseth
Maren
Gust Moe
A. A. Mostue
Sacred Heart
M. O. Rustad
Gunder Swenson
Arne Mostue
Jens Skaalerud
East Norway Lake
Sotendahl
Johanson
Hauge’s
C. E. Gerretson
Milwaukee
D. Gerretson
Phelps
Netherlands
Waupun
Wis
the Tribune
Lundby Church
Helga Sorenson
C. F. Anderson
Jonaz Johnson
Kimball
Minn
Peter O. Shuttle
J. O. Hagman
Arclander
Sam Anderson
Agnes Johnson
Cuba
Langenburg
Willie Johnson
Helen Danielson
Hawley
Evald Danielson
Anders Rydin
J. Peter Swenson
Gunder O. Emberland
Emberland
Buster Brown
A. N. Gilbertson
University of Colorado
Minneapolis Journal
Boulder
University Town
Mr. Gilbertson
Virgil
Ada Jorris
Margaret Martin
Jane Ross
John Styles
Macalester
Lorin Hodgson
Florence Benson
Hijalmar Swenson
Nil Iporter
Winnifred Sherwood
Amy Nelson
Martha Parson
Constance Garngaard
Willmar Lodges
Sharon Lodge
Staton Lodge
A. F
A. M
F. Branton
W. M
E. C. Welin
F. W. Powell
D. W
Treas
AH. C. Hanson
B. J. Branton
S. D
J. F. Millard
J. D
Samuel Garver
S. S
Taylor
Tiler
1. C
F. Teter Sorenson
N. G
A. O. Forbserg
V. G
CG. G. Selviz
Samuel Osmundson
U. W
F. L. Smith
M. W
A. F. Hanscom
P. L. Johnson
C. F. Spencer
Ree
L. A. Wold
A. Nelson
C. W. Odell
Chris
Birkeland
Inner Watch
John Birkeland
Outer Watch
Smith
Hanscom
Wold
Nelson
Oracle
Gladys Fray
Katherine Johnson
Nellie Collier
Matilda Bonide
Ida Kent
Nellie Johnson
Lizvie Brohm
Etta Bartelson
Jennie Rogers
Rosie Baldwin
Hannah Harkon
W. H. Netheway
H. J. Ransett
William Hackett
August
A. N. Lewis
P. GC. Williams
W. P
Minnie Larson
N. P. Larson
Lillian Sanderson
Mabel Sanderson
J. H. Taylor
Sentinel
Florence Smith
Ada
H. J. Rameett
Ruth
F. A. Rogers
Esther
A.H . Sperry
Martha
Geo. M. Winney
Eleora
Ethel Smith
Mary Brown
Madeline Minton
Marshall
Alice Smith
Rebekahs
F. J. Bigham
H. B. Lidstone
W. G
A. O. Forsberg
Timcne
Presbyterian
David B. Spencer
River Falls
Buell
Gausdal
Nordland Ladies Aid
Christ
Theo
J. Paulson
Lutheran Free
St. Johns Church
Willmar Church
Salvation Army
the Young Men's Store
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