Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-02

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Misses Magdalene and Antonette
Exhaust OF Crookston, spent New
Years day with their sister, Miss Oh
ga Ehaust, clerk in the Warren post
office. Miss Shoop, of Angus, also
visited with Miss Ehaust.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrison and son
of Morris, Mimi, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Olson and Miss Bertha Olson, of Thief
River Falls and Mrs. w. H. Garden of
Drayton, N. D., spent Xmas here with
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Winberg.
Andrew P. Nelson, one of the we'll
TODD farmers in northwestern War
renton, called at the Sheaf office Tues
day. He used to go to school to the
editor way back in 1SS2-S3-S4 and he
has made good use of what he learned
at that time.
G. L. Short of Angus, was Warren
visitor the fore part of the week. He
IS farmer who has made a great sue
cess in raising winter wheat and we
asked him to give his experience for
the benefit of the readers of the Sheaf.
Next week we expect to be able to
say something about it.
The new year was watched in at
the Swedish Lutheran church. An ap.
proprIate program was given in the
early part of the evening by the LII
Their League, after which refreshments
were servd in the church parlors.
Rev. Wahlund delivered a sermon fit
ting to the occasion as the old year
passed out of existence.
The Sheaf wants all the interesting
news items from your neighborhood.
Did you ever stop to think that the
reason that little social affair or the
visitor at your home received no men
ton in the Sheaf was simply because
you failed to tell us about it? We feel
more badly about it than you do. After
this make a special effort to send in
every event
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Klingborg and
children, of Thief River Falls, passed
through Warren Saturday evening on
their way home from a visit with Pet
er Anderson's, on the Amundgard
farm, near Argyle. They informed the
Sheaf that the family of A. G.. Peter
son, Mrs. Klingborg's father, who liv-
ed in Vega in the early day, later in
the eastern part of the county, remov-
ing to the Pacific coast a few years
ago, have returned to Minnesota and
are now living near Thief River Falls.
They did not like it on the coast at
all. =
A. q. Peterson, who was among the
first settlers in town of Vega, arrived
Tuesday to visit old friends in that
town and elsewhere in the western
part of the county. Mr.. Peterson re-
moved to New Maine in this county
many years ago and few years ago
he sold his farm there and moved to
Washington state. He bought farm
there and after making some improve
ments sold it at big advance in
price. But he did not like the Wash
ington climate and therefore last
spring he moved back to Minnesota
to stay, he having now bought farm
near Thief River Falls.
That time is fleeing is brought to
our attention most forcibly when we
notice the passing of the. pioneers.
One after another of the brave and
sturdy young men and women, who
settled in Marshall county about 80
years ago, have passed into the great
beyond during the past few years.
Last month highly respected pio-
neer farmer of West Valley, Charles
Westman, breathed his last. He was
good man and was we'll known in
Warren, wherefrom many friends ex-
tend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Howard Dady is over from Oaks, N.
d., visiting with his mother for week
or So