Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17
NORWAY.

1t may be interesting to the reader
to see the close of the sermon which
Rev. Konow, the heretical minister in
Bergen, preached at the funeral OF
Edward Grieg, the composer. The fol-
lowing is literal translation of it:
Mrs. Thomasine Lee, wife of Jonas
Lee, the poet is sickly as result OF
an operation performed upon her
chest some time ago. She suffers from
a headache which occasionally is so
intense as to render her unconscious.
While Amt Gluppe was engaged in
athletic exercises at Onso, not far
from Fredikstad, he fell on his head
in turning somersault and broke his
neck He was rendered unconscious
and completely paralyzed, and died the
next day.
Hans Olsen, mail carrier between
Finsnes and Gibostad Nordland. lost
his life while sailing between those
two points. His boat capsized in q
terrible storm, and he and his house.
keeper were drowned. Three chill
dren who were in the boat with them
were saved from shore.
Peder Olsen Myobo and wife, Lille
strom, have celebrated their iron we'd
ding. They are 80 and 80 years old.
respectively. OF their nine children
seven are living. They have Al grand
children and 80 great grand children.
Mr.. Myobo lived as a tenant farmer
on the Jolsen estate, Fet, while four
different men owned that estate in
succession.
An interesting archaeological find
has been made in Vestfjorddal, Tim,
Telemarken. A bridal mound was
thoroughly searched and numerous ar
ticles were found including Viking
| ark, the main part of shield, iron
| pickaxes, fragments of a sOapstone
kettle and remains of bones OF a
horse Prof. Morck, who was in
charge of the Investigations. believes
that the mound is about 1000 years
old. The sword has the shape OF thoso
usually found in the western part of
| Norway, and it is supposed to have
| belonged to a chieftain from the west
| who was buried in the mound. The
rich find was taken to Krlst1ania.
King Haakon evidently has an ink
ling of the art of catching the crowd
IN tactful manner. During the re-
cent maneuvers his kitchen did not
arrive in time for dinner ON account
of heavy rains, and arrangements were
made for serving dinner at the house
of a rich citizen of the neighborhood
But the king phoned that he had put
couple of slices of bread and but
ter into his pocket in the morning
and that he had already eaten this
while stopping under bridge run
ming up into the hayloft of barn, sc
ner. On the whole he was seriously
solicitous about the comfort of the
men.
The departed one has passed thru
the gate of death. which awaits us
all. We are now at the place where
all eternal distinctions between mer
DISAPPEAR. Here the one who is thu
greatest one and the one who is
the smallest from a human point O
, view are alike. Here we stand before
) the holy God himself, who asks fo
: what is in the heart, demanding tn.
l same fidelity from him who is looked
upon as the smallest as from hin
r who is looked upon as the greatest
Therefore men are also at the plac
f where at last only one thing remain
= for all, namely, an appeal to the hol
i. God for mercy, an appeal to him, VIII
/: is also the God of truth and of low
! and of faithfulness. To him we con
t sign our dead. God, help US to d
o this with thanks and with profoun
}. confidence, we ask in the name q
Jesus"
y At least 100000 must be spent fo
:, improvements along the harbor {
S Kristiania to accommodate the il
} creased traffic which is expected fro1
J. the great railway which will soon b
|. opened between Kristiania and Be
/ gen.
C. Gulbrandsen has sold lande
estates in Enebak and Kraakstad
n A. K. Kjort & Co. for $270,000. The e:
d penses for stamped paper and leg;
announcements exceeded $4,000.
is a whaling steamer from Forsbel
4 brought back Is whales from an 9