Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-01
HELGELAND

/ Fearing that the readers Of the
Sfeaf think that He1geland is dead or
/ asleep, | shall endeavor to convince
you we are still alive and as wide
| awake as ever.
l The farmers thruout this vicinity
are busi1y engaged in cleaning their
seed grain. By the looks of things
now, we shall soon be able to start
with the spring work in the fields.
| The sale at Thorstenson's was fair
lily we'll attended but owing to the low
prices offered, by those who were do
ing the buying, number of articles
were not sold.
and Fertile for a somewhat business
like visit short time ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Erickson of
Candy, Oregon, arrived at Warren on
the Dist inst. Mr. Erickson is a.
brother of G.. E. Arhaug of this town
and he also was a resident of this
town until the spring of 1901 when he
| together with his wife, left for Ore
gon where they have resided since
that time. They are now enroute to
Norway and will sail from New York
City on April 18th. During their stay
here, they make their headquarters at
G. E. Arhaug's while much of their
time is occupied by calling on some Of
their old friends. They leave to-mor-
row morning for Argyle where they
| will spend a few days with Mr.. Erick-
sons brother, Filing Erickson, who
has farm west of Argyle
Miss Fife Danielson who spent the
past week visiting with the H. Chris
| topherson family returned to Crook
ston Friday evening accompanied by
| Miss Mabel Christopherson. g.,
Misses Veronica B. Nolan, Alma
and Inga G. Olson left for Crookston
on Friday evening for visit at Miss
NOlan's home, returning the following
morning. The former and Miss AL
| ma leaving for Thief River Falls
from Warren on Saturday evening,
returning on Monday. ..nE esq.,.
| ,Nels NJ Engen and Oscar A. Olson
who have been taking the advanced
normal training course at the North
| western School of Agriculture, the
past year, returned home on Friday,
the school being out on Thursday.
G. E. Arhaug, Filing Olson and
Christian Andreason were at J. M.
Olson's on business, Wednesday.
| Christian Andreason was at John
Johnson Jr.'s on Thursday appointing
him township assessor. .....c.4 ..
| Miss Hilda Hanson is visiting at
the o. J. Carlson home. .s.... ~.
| Misses Carrie Hanson and Thorah
Hovlande and Mr. Olav Hanson of
near Fertile visited with friends and
relatives in this locality a short time
ago. ~ .-.
A number of people from this COM
| munity attended the Dixon annual
| combination sale on Saturday.
The Christ Solvik and Filing Olson
| families were at M. Carlson's on "Jul
| besog" on Sunday.
TIE religious meeting under the
leadership of Albin Erickson at H. L.
Sande's last Sunday was we'll attend
ed. 49,
liver Sande left for Crookston this
evening.
Nels M. Engen superintended the
school in district 279 this morning
during Miss Nolan's absence.
The children of district No. 279 un-
der the direction of their teacher
Miss Veronica B. Nolan will give a
program on Friday evening April 3rd.
This will be followed by basket So
| cial. From what the correspondent
has been able to learn the public is
| cordially invited and I assure it will
be we'll worth your while no matter
how busy you are. The program is
as follows: ~ r.
| welcome Master Erling Erickson
Song, Freedoms Glorious Song.
.--.------.---.----------..... The School
A Broken Hearted Dutchman
| .--,-.-- Master Ma rtin Olson