Obituary for Mrs Lillian Randald of the John P Larson family
The obituary honors Anna Martina Hovey Andersen born 1871 in Norway, married Rev J X Andersen in 1805, and notes six children with Lucile Myrtle Esther Walter Rolf among survivors. Funeral service at the Synod church followed a Norwegian English program. ministers Brandt and Stub officiated, with prayers and sympathies from city pastors, teachers, and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod Lutheran
Awéri¢a Whoo Anuat
Mindeapolis
Our Saviour
Willmar
Andersen
California
Lucile
Myrtle
Esther
Walter
Rolf
Fred Stone
Monte- Apolis
H. Peterson
Olof Hovey
Alexandria
Thomas Hovey
Jesus
Brandt
H. G. Stub
God
Father
Lord Jesus Christ
Vangsness
Tegret
J. R. Petersen
Ladies’ Society
Johnn Syvertson
C. 8. Olson
Palmer Hanson
Frank Hanson
Litchfield
Albert Dengernd
Maybella Hanson
T. Proctor
Canada
Hazel Bergman
Penjreck
Christianson
Tribune
Willmar to Host North West Symphony Tour Stop
Walter Bunny will bring the Bymphony Orchestra to Willmar on Monday evening March 26 as part of its spring tour through Minnesota. The group of 52 male artists plus a soprano, violinists, and cellist will travel on special coaches and require a heavy guarantee. Local officials expect a full house and good ads for Willmar, with more details to follow in the Willmar Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bunny
Willmar
I Statee
Cenain
Misa Gertrude
O'Hanlon
Negessary
Bymphony Orchestra
Northwest
Personal mentions roll through Willmar area visits
Names and movements fill a Willmar notebook as Jens Olson visits Belgrade on business and numerous relatives and friends travel between Spicer Kandiyohi New London Dawson Madison Raymond Litchfield and St Paul for holidays teaching posts weddings and visits. Notable guests include Miss Alice Gibson, Miss Laila Holt, Miss Gladys Holt, Miss Esther Lundin, and Miss Regina, with extended family links to Edmore North Dakota and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severina
Anne Holmberg
Beardsley Cnrgule
St. Cloud
Jens Olson
Belgrade
Alice Gibson
Laila Holt
Gladys Holt
Minneapolis
P. Frans
Kandiyali
Olin Kloster
Spicer
A. M. Olson
C. Swenson
Helena
New London
Willmar
Selina Nelson
Herome
North Dakota
Ed Hanson
Myrtle Sydner
Hazel
Howe
Geo, Sanderson
Gladys
St. Paul
Eltie Mattson
Amy Nelson
Esther Lundin
Mabel Sorenson
Pennock
Hattie Dahlein
Maynard
Esther Swenson
Josephine Lindberg
I. Johnson
Svea
Rhoda Hanson
Miss Regina
Helen Halvorson
Johnson and Healey
Peter Dale
Edmore
N. Dak
Lewis Dale
Messrs
Frank
Palm Hanson
Litchfield
Olson- Christianson
Joe Rosman
Thief River Falls
Raymond
Frank McGuire
T. K. Stalland
O. A. Grangaard
L. G. Edgren
Ruth
Kandiyahi
Murdock
Brown
Marguerite
B. J. Branton
Ole C. Anderson
Grand Forks
Family narrowly escapes gasoline explosion at Trott Avenue home
Warner Cook and his infant Florence suffered severe burns after a gasoline stove leak caused a blast that enveloped the residence at 309 Trott Ave. Mrs Cook aided by helping rescue the infant as Mr Cook fought flames to save the home. The fire department halted the blaze, saving most of the house and belongings despite extensive kitchen damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Cook
Trott Ave
Florence
Mr. Cook
Willmar Commercial Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Willmar Commercial Club held its annual meeting with officers reelected: E. C. Wellin president G. O. Sand vice president R. W. Stanford secretary CG W. Odell treasurer. Club finances are sound with 1007.00 disbursed last year. 597.50 from dues and the rest from subscriptions and donations. Wellin, completing eight years, was re elected after urging aims for the coming year. Several resignations were accepted and waiting list members admitted. room for 1-2 new members to reach a full quota of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar Commercial Club
E. C. Wellin
G. 0. Sand
R. W. Stanford
W. Odell
Wellin
Rural agricultural meetings scheduled through January week one
Rural districts 45 70 36 48 55 57 35 61 list January dates and times for meetings with topics More Profit from the Dairy Herd by Prof C L Mc Nelly and The Farmers Short Course by Cupt G A Foster. Also farewell meetings for Capt M Fristrup, Salvation Army commander, announcing transfer orders and his departure this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svea
C. L. McNelly
Cupt. G. A. Foster
M. Fristrup
Salvation Army Corps
Army
Farewell for Capt Fristrup as he assumes Duluth post
Friends regret his departure and note Capt Fristrup will lead the Army Corps at Duluth. A farewell social with coffee is planned Saturday at eight pm, followed by a farewell service Sunday at eight pm. Fireman R L Branch suffered a painful ankle sprain on New Year’s Day in Marshall on train 419. He was taken to Bethesda Hospital in Willmar and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
St. Paul
C E. Randall
Hut City
Jessie St
Lillian Elvira (Larson) Randall
Mamre
Willmar
Creig E. Randall
St Paul
Rudolph
Elmer
Walter
Elsie
Florence
Lars Nicholason Schmidt
Fogellofta
Christianstadslin
Skane
Sweden
America
Grove City
Litchfield
Miss Thorson
Alice
Olga
Otto
Edna Myrtle
Charley Smith
Pennock
Nels Schmidt
Réram
Efia Nelson
James O'Toole
M. Mullen
Fred Mullen
Grand Forks
Ida Ruud
Benson
Mullen
Great Northern
Third Street
Elidah
Fristrup
Army Corps
Duluth
R. L. Branch
Marshall
Bethesda Hospital
Salvation Army
Evangelist A. Dahl
Willmar churches host week of Swedish services and notices
Local notices detail Swedish M E and Mission Church services in Willmar with prayer meetings and Sunday programs. Tom Rowell buys store stock and plans a spring clothing business in Kandiyohi County. Epworth League hosts meeting at Rev. Parmeter’s home. sheriff Bonde returns from Nevada. various social events and baptisms listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rowell
Progress” Clothing House
Willmar
M. E
Thomas Rowell
Pus
Kéar
Young Moon
Tom
Kandiyohi
Epworth League of the
M. B. Church
J. L. Parmeter
Swedish Mission Church
O. F. Landberg’s
Partial 1911 list of local contracts and improvements
The list outlines contracts and improvements from the past year in Willmar area including state hospital, post office building, several garages and residences, barn and brickwork, and utility upgrades. Items mention Arnold Erickson, John Larson, Mrs C Holm, Sundry workers, and local firms like Ward Lumber, Peterson Geer, and others. Readers are urged to phone Willmar Tribune with omissions for a corrected list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
F. G. Handy
E. Ohlberg
Osmundson
Parson & Ekdahl
John Palin
Arnold Erickson
Ackerman
Fred Smith
Lars Halvorson
N. J. Nelson
al. Palm
William Englund
Mrs. C. &. Holm
Nels Bredeson
John Larson
John Freed
Peterson & J
Frank MacNees
Charley Smith
J. C. Freese
Arvid Carlson
C. $. Holm
Geo. Thomas
S. Robbins
Big Gramhill
Ward Lumber Company
Improv Peterson & Geer
Ed Hanson
Andrew Bjorsell
R. P. Rasam
B. Benson
Kijily
Willmar Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian E. Randald
John P. Larson
Louis Smith
Ole Thorson
Becker Ave
Swedish Lutheran Church
G. Peterson
M. B. Michaelson
Albert Lid
Ostin Amundson
Peter Rasmusson
Tobias Rasmussen
Wimer “Swanson
J. Morris
Pall
Barkatt
Gilbert
Fara Fiattar
H Superior
Wis
Axel Hanson
Petmock
Fife
Mer
Verda Haibon
Galativ
Miss Ado
Indy
The
Mizsionsry
Pela
O. ‘Thorpe
Ofetonk
Helen Olona Day
Payneeville
Lloyd Larson
Iwas
Adama
Ution
Wm. J. Holmberg
P. W. Myron
Hattinges
Emma Swenton
P. E.parson
Trott Avenue
Ethel
Anna Meir
Sth Street
A. Kiland
N. Nelson
Ella Kennedy Wan
Chase
Dee
Alexander Sand
4Th Street
Walter Olson
Brooten
P. J. Gibson
Roseland
Hilda Rasmusson
Lyon
Dawson, Minn
Anna Anne
Madison
Axel Elfstrum
Axel
Missoula
Mont
Einar Brogren
Tribune Force
Brother George
Lizzie Rosman
Fera Magnuson
Rushford
New York
Edgely
N. Dale
8. E. Magnuson
M. H. Curry
Bredberg
Oscar Larson
Elsie Hoglund
Kerkhoven
Mrs. Merrieman
McIntosh
Cupid
A. P. Eastland
Roseland Township
C. S. Holm
Miss_Emma
Arthur Swenson
3Rd Street
Aeter Warner Cook Family
Commercial Club
C. H. Rowell
Milwaukee
Ed Benson
5Th Street
Bonde
Nevada
Story County
Towa
Elias Eide
Epworth League
Nels Holm
Emma
Lastlund
Chas. A. Johnson
F. C. Swenson
Alma Swenson
Green Lake
Ella
Ekander
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