Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-04-11
shlewfolden and New Solunl.

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sNewfolden and New Solum.
/ Weather is quite nice now, though
we.had some snow this morning.
Some young folks we're out skating
the other night and they were having
q Jolly time. ",. ":......
Toilet Nelson and Samuel j Johnson
returned from Warren again, as they
got no work. -, -. 4.
Albert Bake came very near hav.
inga horse back ride the other day.
Wahope you enjoyed it. =.
The sixth grade pupils in the Bjors-
ness school are through with COM
men fractions and have begun deci-
mals. ~ vi g..
Miss Mary Tunheim and her
brother George went to West Valley
aYeek ago last Sunday. They re-
ported a muddy drive.
A load OF people from New Solum
We're on the way to attend the last
meeting at M. Tunheim's, but, stick
ing in the mud, returned home, so
weshaye heard. H.. .-.
II a boat maker put up a shop
somewhere here, he would have
plenty OF work making boats for
some time now, as the lowland is all
one lake nearly.
Oluf Nelson, Sanvald Finnestad,
Toilet Nelson, Samuel johnson and
Carl Sorenson left for Warren last
week, to begin spring work as soon
as the time comes.
. There was funeral at Kulseth's
place on the first of April. Their
son Albert died OF consumption.
NAM people were present. though
the weather was quite vet.
An explosion came pretty near
taking place the other night at M.
Tunheim's place, as a big lamp fell
down from the table. But the fire
was put out before any harm was
done.
T. Solum and Arne Moe, who left
for Washington while ago, returned
recently. They were gone for about
two weeks. They were not quite as
pleased z: with the country as they
thought they would be.
Little three-year-old Torvald, son
of Rev. S. 'Tunheim, was kicked by a
horse few days ago, losing a tooth
and getting the upper lip so swollen
that fora short time he could scarce.
ly take food. He is all right again.
The voice Tin the last book of the
New Testament), which is "like the
sound of many waters'', must be a
very pleasant voice. We can now
take a seat by the side of a brook
and listen to the music OF the waters
as they leap and dance among the
pebbles. 81. ....
Miss Mary Tunheim, though not
now attending school, is acquiring
remarkable skill in writing English.
I recently saw page OF her compo-
sition, with which I could find no
fault, except the omission of the
period which should terminate an
abbreviation. ,.- s.r
w. E. Mack, having finished his
school in the Ekman district, New
folden, is now already teaching in
Marsh Grove. He takes an active
and helpful interest in the Friday
evening and other religious meetings
here. LATER: He is now at home
taking vacation, for which he is
indebted to the mud, which has been
and is the prevailing feature of the
roads. .."-a. .E
Mr.. Louis Mattson died week
ago last, Friday in Warren at DR..
Bratrud's hospital. His remains
were taken out here and buried q
week ago last Tuesday. The funeral
was held in the Mission house, at
which a great gathering was present
70 say Q last farewell. There we're
about 'lrt forty teams in the procession.
The funeral exercises were conducted
by Rev. ? D[im,berg. } ],
Miss Emma Tunheim. a pupil of
the s. writer ofthis item, in whom ne
! has g tex ql1 especial pride and delight,
is f'I NO now (withsthe rest Of the Bjornes