Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10

and exchange greetings and review
times OF the past. At about half
past II refreshments were served al
ter which u few songs were sung.
Nelson Park East End.
Mr.. Parish of Roseau city was a
visitor here Sunday.
Isaac F. Hall is sojourning in War
rem pr some other city.
The pupils Of East end school are
enjoying long vacation.
A religious meeting at school house
near Fir on Thursday of last week.
E. A. Wilson staid over night in
our town the latter part of the week.
Torjus Anderson has gone to the
woods to work in some lumber camp.
Miss Annie Callan and Jens Ander-
son were at Holmes New Years eve
ming.
Why is Tilda Nelson like Aanon
Anderson? Because they both have
wheels.
Christ Eskeldson has gone east
again. We understand why, but It's
funny anyway.
VIM. Syvertson sold at public auc-
ton all he had of this worlds goods
on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Bringelson of the West end
was in the East end last Wednesday
transacting business.
Now in the East end Mr.. Silcox
of Grand Forks is stopping on his
way from Rainy river. .1s
VERNE Crandall and Miss Lizzie
Syverson of Englund were visiting at
the Hall place on Sunday.
Misses Emma Larson and Bertha
Hodne and Master Charles Hodne.
spent New Years day at Anderson's.
Messrs. Bartleson and Reed of
Minneapolis we're calling here last
Friday enroute to Roseau and War
road.
While Jens Anderson and his LADY
were sleighing New Years night they
had the misfortune to 'sbust'' the
cutter. >5&@$. T. @..
There was a basket party at Peter
Roland's last week. They have failed
to report how much ttpenningar' were
received.
Mr.. Aanon Anderson must have
wheels in his head. There is first
class sleighing but he is riding around
in the cart.
Jamie Hall persists in killing game.
When he misses the deer he captures
a rabbit and says. IT'S just the same,
just the same.''
George Biggersta # of Grand Forks
was visitor in East end recently.
He intends taking in the sights of
Roseau ere he returns. 4
Messrs. Gilbertson and Johnston Of
Crookston and 0. Nelson of East
Grand Forks were guests of East end
people the middle of the week.
John and his nephew are at it
again. If the sleighing lasts few
weeks more I think they will get that
stack of hay moved over to the build
ings. -r. +
Miss Tilda Nelson has entirely re-
covered from her indisposition, and if
she would let that wheel be and go
long with the rest Of us young folks
coasting and skating she'd be O. K.
Mr.. Evanstad, SEN, who resides
east of Lincoln and who formerly was
a resident of Nelson Park, was visit
ing his one time neighbors. We re-
greet that Mrs. Evanstad, whose health
is poor this winter, was unable to ac-
company him. Mr.. Els health is
much improved. 81
Jens Anderson should be very care
full when the wind blows hard, as it
sometimes does, you know, Saturday
night for instance; something might
happen to him when he is sitting by
the fire in the 'svampen.'' Perhaps
his parents would do we'll to keep him
home, they can see just what he is at.
Wish the blacksmith would open
shop soon. We boys are going to
have Karl Cedarholm shod so that he
can walk from barn to house and
carry pail of milk without falling
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