Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-11-07

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Nels Ekman was caller at the
home OF Mr.. Berg Sunday
Dr. Bernard and son, G. s.. Hull,
Ernest Brown and others OF Warren
passed throuh here last week enroute
for the hunting grounds in the east
ern part Of Marshall and Roseau
counties.
Marsh Grove can boast of the fol-
lowing places Of business, viz: two
postoftices, two blacksmith shops,
onstmill, and one general store.
The prayer meeting at Hans
Bjorsness place last Friday evening
Waswell attended. The next meeting
wilFbe held at he home of P. Mote
rud IN Marsh Grove. Everyone is in
vited to come and take part in these
meetings which are conducted partly
in Norwegian and partly in English.
The crew at work on the Marsh
Grove and New Solum ditch is work
ing its way up thecourse OF the ditch
surely, but slowly. The work is very
difficult owing to the soil which il of
q soft but sticky clay which hangs to
the scrapers like pitch.
Rev. Ostgulen, OF Warren, conduct
ee services III the Lutheran church
last Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Quite crowd was out to hear him.
:Is Newfolden.
We have been having winter now
for q couple Of days. Yesterday it
showed little, and today it looks
like wesare going to havesome more.
It is1supposed that we won't have
hardly any snow before CHRISTMAS
time.
Messrs Peder and Alfred Shefvpland
came up from St. Hilaire last Sunday
to MAKE short call on their friends
and relatives up here. Alfred has
been working near Belmont, N. Dak.,
nearly all summer and fall and in
tend IS take up blacksmith work
again somewhere.
A meeting was held at P. O. Rier-
son last Sunday which was pretty
we'll attended. Ole Moen Of Spruce
Valley, was present and preached.
The prayer meeting was held at
FL. Biorsness last Friday evening.
Only a few were present but a pleas
ant time was reported. The next
meeting will be held at. P. Matrud.
You are Ill welcome to the meeting
Messrs T. Solum, A. Moe and N.
Hanson left for Canada last Wednes
day, to find out about the climate,
land, etc.
There are quite q few around here
who are taken with the fever.
Last year it was the Washington
fever, this year it is Canada fever,
what will it be next year?
Martin Moe who has been working
with 7. Tunheim threshing machine
during the fall az engineer came
pretty near being killed last Thurs
day whe" they we're threshing over
at Toilet Tunheim's place. We hope
he will recover soon again.
An auction sale was held at D. B..
Bake last Thursday, He sold out
every thing and will be ready to move
inside OF three weeks. Mr.. Dokken,
of Marsh Grove, was the auctioneer.
People from far and near were pres
ent.
Mr.. L. Biorsness bought the organ
lat the auction at D. B. Bake 8
place.
Misses Cora Shelly and Mary Tun-
helm went to Engebretson in Holt
last Saturday to visit, returning
lagain on Sunday.
John Dahl returned from Thief
River Falls last week where he has
been working all summer. It is nice
to have him back again.
Missionary $. Bergstrom OF Thie1
River Falls will be around next Sun.
day. He will preachin the Biorsness
schoolhouse at 1920 u. M, and ia
the Mission house one mile north o.
Newfolden, 3 O'Clock p. m. Your are
cordially invited to att-nd.
Argyle.
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