Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-06-28
Newfolden and New Solum.

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Death has removed Mrs. Lars
Svendson from her dear ones here.
Rheumatism changed into consump-
ton is reported as the Instrumental
ity employed in the removal. The
bereaved have the sympathy OF the
people. The funeral takes place to-
day Sunday.
Olof Nelson has returned from Du-
lutb. The refusal of his demand for
a raise in his wages from $1.75 to
$500 a day is the reason given for
his return.
The Rev. s. Tunheim and his daugh-
ter Mary, together with Il number OF
others of their society. went to the
prairie east of Angus to take part in
a meeting there Saturday and per-
haps Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronneberg, with some
OF their children, visited Martin Tun-
helms on Sunday. The Misses Min
ME and Alice we're visitors at Ole
Johnsrud's, where during the previ-
GUS night a party OF young people
had fun. Mr.. Samuel johnson and
his sisters Annie and Ida were par
takers in this luerrymaking.
Messrs. Christian Hanson and
Lars. Andrew and Gustav Ekman
are ditching and grading.
Miss Johanna HARRISON closed her
school last Friday in the Stromsmo
school house with program of reci-
tations and songs, some OF which
were acted.
Ed. Silvernes has returned from a
years attendance at Crookston Bus
mess College.
The prospects for crops are ex-
treme]y gloomy. 1t is searching
season.
On Saturday night the choir Frem-
ad probably held it's last meeting for
practice. The want OF leader, when
Mr.. Christian Peterson departs, will
without much doubt necessitate the
disintegration OF the organization.
But on Tuesday night Mr.. Peterson
will have a school entertainmentinthe
Westaker church, at which a remnant
OF the choir will render it's final SER
vices. 1t will be the lastco-operation,
for the present, at least, of the leader
and part of his choir. Mr.. Peter
sons departure will be felt as a Sc
we're loss to the choir and the congre-
cation.
The populist caucus at the Chris
tan Hanson school house chose J
NJ. Schie, Gust Ekman, Nils q.
Brandt and Martin Tunheim dele
gates to the convention at Argyle.
English Sunday school has begun
in the Schie school house. Miss Anna
Alberg is the leader Mrs. Sina Fol-
den leads singing.
The 4th will be celebrated at Mar
tin Schie's and at Carl Nelson's. ::
Tonnes Nelson was kicked by d
horse last week, but not seriously.
Lars Rosseland, with his portly
body surmounted by a fine plug hat
sent him as Il gift from Duluth by
Messrs. Olof Nelson and Gust Silver
ness, has the appearance and bearing
OF a true gentleman-a real big-bug.
John Anstein Olson has complete
]y recovered from his long and peril
Gus illness.
Three young men, Messrs. Ed. o.
son, and Harry and Ole Anderson
were seen driving along the Sam
.Johnson-Tunheim ridge Sunday,
and heard nerrily singing as they
Drove
These days OF surplus rains and
superiority OF moisture would be a
convenient time for those who intend
to sue the town for all the ditching
done in late years. 49, ....-. ..
Sam Johnson and family, except
the Misses Annie and Ida, were visit
ors at Hans Olson's on Sunday.
Annie and Ida We're at church to
take part in the choir singing, but
did not. The choir was very small.
Bernt Grasslie was severely struck
by Il chain the other day
Carl Hagen, son OF Per Hagen, was
sunstruck last week. Condition not
serious.
Alfred Shefveland, whose foot is
practically we'll again, went to War
rem Sunday to seek work. He rode
with Mr.. Finstad's, who also went
to Warren.
D. B. Bakke will likely have gone
to Duluth Thursday on business.
Peter Shefveland went to Thief
River Falls on Monday.
: Tonnes Nelson and M. Dahl are
ditching z mile, besides much done
before.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tanem and Miss