Warren sheaf., 1902-03-20
OUR CORRESPONDENCE
The News of the District as Gathered
by the Sheaf's Corps of Wide
AwakeC correspondents.
Foldahl,

Miss Amanda Anden left for Teien
last week, to visit her relatives and
friends for a while.
Mr.. Felix Stenquist came down
from 'Teien Monday. He visited at
Bergstrom's Tuesday and on Thurs
day he left again, taking Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Halvorson. his wife's par
eats with him home, where they are
going to reside for while. Fare
well, dear friends.
Supt. Bennett was around visiting
the schools in this part Of the coun-
try a few days ago. Both children
and teacher were glad to see him.
Gust Hakanson, from Alma, is
moving from place to place, saving
wood and grinding feed for the farm
ers around here.
A surprise party was given last
Thursday for the Stromberg's folks,
who are going to leave Foldahl.
Mr.. Brager, brother to Mrs. M.
Howe, is down from Thief Lake visit
ing relatives and friends.
The winter term in south school
house, in district No. II, closed last
Friday, Mar. H. At noon, the par
ents and friends OF the school-child-.
rem gathered at the school house.
The kind ladies brought a very nice
lunch. They served ice-cream, cake,
coffee, sandwiches and many other
different kinds OF sweets. After the
lunch was seryed short program
was given by the children. Many
recitations and dialogues, songs and
music on the organ constituted the
program. Those doing especially
well were Freda and Reinhold Berg
strom, Bernhard Gillund, Selma and
HjaImar Johnson, George and Mar
tin Howe, Albert and Willie Ostrand,
The school house was very nicely
decorated with the stars and stripes,
evergreens and flowers. When the
children were through with their ex-
ercises, Mr.. A. Johnson gave an ad-
dress, especially impressing upon the
parents that they should give their
children as much education as posi-
BILE. Mr.. Bergstrom also said a few
words. The children were presented
with candies and nuts and cards by
the teacher, and in turn she received
valuable present from them. By
the report it was found that only
one child had attended every day,
and that was Freda Bergstrom.
Ethel and Karla Gillund had only
missed one half day. Everybody
went home pleased with having
spent pleasant day together.
Mrs. NJ. Houg and Mrs. 0. S. Houg
made trip to Bergstrom's Wednes-
day.
Miss Emma Bergstrom and Mrs.
P. Larson were at Halvorson's Tues
day and Wednesday helping them
to pack.
A religious service will be held by
Rev. J. Olson, in south school house
March 25, at 4 o'clock.
~- Mr.. Adolph Amundson, Of Argyle,
was a visitor of Foldahl last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Pete Mattson is Hbaching'' now
for a while at his old home, waiting
for the people who are going to take
possession Of the place. Lonesome
Pete, eh?
Miss Agnes Pihlstrom closed sue
cessful term in south school house in
district No. ~, Friday March IA,
and on Monday commenced term in
district No. Sc.
Mrs. L. Lull from Warren is home
visiting her parents, Flodbergs.
Jack Mattson went to Teien last
week and was expected back to Fol
dahl Friday.
> Mrs. Bergstrom was seen in north
srn part OF Foldahl, visiting O..
Johnson's, Charley IOlson's, John
Larson's, and P. Olson's.
mir. Severing Gillund left for Thief
Lake about week ago, and some
attraction must keep him up there be-
cause he has not been seen in Fol-
dahl since.
Two young landseekers from be-
low were out looking on the land in
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