Warren sheaf., 1911-12-07

T County Superintendent N. A. Thor
son, Of Crookston, spent Thanksgiv-
ing here as the guest Of Prof. c. e.
sjostrand
Theodor Imsdahl, of Argyle, passed
thru here Tuesday enroute from Ada !
with team of horses which he had
bought there.
Peter Erickson, of Viking, brought
his baby in Monday to have it's arm,
which Was broken by fall, set by
the doctors here.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church took in $116 as the proceeds of
their annual lut-fsh supper at the
church last week.
Supt. Hayes, of Thief River Falls,
will speak at the farmers meeting,
Dec. Is, in the interest of the associa-
tion of rural schools.
Anton M. Swanson, Of Bigwoods, at
tended to business matters here yes
terday and also visited with his bro
ther Henry M. Swanson.
Albert Amundson and Olof Eida,
who have been working for Kovar
Bros, in Tabor, left for their home in
Viking, Tuesday evening.
Christmas is coming on apace, and
almost before we realize it the big
festival will be here Everybody is
getting ready for the event.
Rev. E. O. Chelgren and family left
last Thursday for Litchfeld, Mimi,
near where is located the pastorate
which the pastor will now serve.
We are having very fine winter
weather-just cold enough for COM
fort. Thus far December has been a
much milder month than was Novem-
ber.
Edward Lundgren, Clinton Witten-
sten, Morris Larson, Albert Larson,
Almer Blomquist and Joe Ovshak
went to Crookston Tuesday evening
to take in Madame Sherry at the
Grand.
Among school teachers who were
here to spend Thanksgiving with par
ents or friends were the following:
Frances Lindberg, Mildred Malberg,
Martha Mortenson, Edith Head and
Minnie Holson.
| We are informed that Rev. E. O..
Chelgren and family were very we'll
received by his new congregations at
Beckville and Cosmos He was the
recipient Of nice team of horses
when he came there
Frank Miller, of Roseau, formerly of
Euclid, is in Warren hospital with
hands and feet frozen so badly that
they had to be amputated. He was
driving home and his team ran away
and threw him out. The school chill.
dren found him in the morning
Crookston Times.
Mrs. Nels Gummeson and son Gott-
frid left Tuesday for their new home
in Nebraska. Mr.. Gummeson having
left few days before with carload
Of stock and household goods. The
many friends of the family here and
at Alvarado wish them success and
happiness in that new home.
Lars Faller, a former pioneer farm
er of this vicinity, now resident of
Canada, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with his daughter, Mrs. w. L. Nelson
in this city and with other friends. He
says that he and family have enjoyed
the best of health since they moved
to Canada and that they are we'll sat.
isfied with their home there.
Read the advertisements of the
Warren merchants in this issue of the
Sheaf, and not only read them but al
so visit the stores and take advantage
of the bargains which are offered. Ev.
cry merchant who advertises in the
Sheaf is responsible and honest and
the goods can be depended on to be
just as represented. Patronize the ad
vertisers in the Sheaf.
il Confirmation services were con
Quoted last Sunday at the United Lu
theran church by Rev. N. G. w. Knudt
sen. The class consisted of the fol
lowing young people: Agnes Rather
inc Hanson, Margaret Olsen, Emma
Margaret Johnson, Hildah Cornelia
Hilleboe, Joseph Otis, Leland Settler
Alvin George Nyland.
The Sheaf had intended few week!
ago to say sympathetic word anent
the death of F. A. Mathwig, Of Fair
mont, Mimi, brother of R. G. Math
wig, of this city. Deceased was
known to many Of our people from hi,
occasioned visits with his brother. HI
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