Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-04-08
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| Continuing from where we left of
last week we find the following events
perhaps the most worthy of mention:
| G. E. Arhaug, Andrew J. Olson, o.
car A. Olson and Miss Agnes E. Carl
son were to Warren on Tuesday shop
ping
Warren Hamrick was at Angus on
business Wednesday,
| VIM. Hauglid and JOS. Dabias drove
to Crookston on Wednesday returning
on Thursday evening.
Filing Olson and son Oscar were at
Warren on Wednesday, the former
leaving for Crookston on the local in
the evening, returning on Friday
morning.
Jonn Johnson Jr, assessor in this
town went to Crookston Wednesday
to attend the assessors meeting.
| o. A. Omdahl attended to business
matters at J. M. Olson's Wednesday.
B. E. Lane and H. E. Lloyd drove a
portion of the Thors'tenson stock to
| Warren on Wednesday.
| o. w. Hauglid attended to business
at Angus Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Melo church
met at o. J. Pederson's last Thurs.
day. A large number of both men
and women attended and an elaborate
lunch was served. Miss Lenora An.
derson assisting in the preparation of
same. ...
Miss Agnes E. Carlson was at Mrs.
Fl. l.. Sande's Wednesday sewing.
Lyder Engen drove to Angus on
Thursday.
The Engen's and Olson's were haul.
ing oats from section q on Thursday
Charley Erickson and S. L. Sande
went to Thief River Falls on Friday
Also Mr.. and Mrs Albin Erickson,
who returned from Argyle e.same
| day. 5le
Ole Gjerde went to Warren on Fri.
day to get his wife who has been an
inmate of the Warren Hospital the
| past week
The program rendered by the school
in district No. 279 last Friday evening
was very we'll given Everyone car
ried his part without a single error.
Miss Nolan certainly deserves much
! credit for getting UP such a splendid
program. The school house was fill
ed to the door. People were gather
ed from all the neighboring towns
and their appreciation of the program
was shown when the sale of baskets
| commenced. Andrew Olson acted as
auctioneer and he certainly succeed
ed in selling them to the highest bid
der even tho it sometimes was quite
difficult to decide which was the high
est as the bids came fast and it seem
ed as if everyone wished to pay top
price. The sale Melted over $4,000.
Simon r. Olson was at Angus on
Friday morning to meet his father,
who came UP from CrooksIton.
Albin Christopherson hauled oats
from G. E. Arhaug's Friday and Sat
urday
Frank Larson, w. Hauglid and Ar
ne Engen helped Aug. T1lorstenson
load his car at Angus on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ SolUik and Mr.
and Mrs. Filing Olson visited at John
Hovland's, near Angus on Saturday.
Misses Hilda Hanson, Agnes Carl
son and Annis Linden and Messrs.
Oscar Olson, John and Arne Engen
were guests at the John NJ Olson
home on Sunday
S. E. Olson made general call on
friends in Bristlet Sunday
Nels and Arne Engen and John, Ell.
ling and Simon Olson were at War.
rem Monday attending to business
| matters.
Ezard Elliasun went to Thief Riv.
er Falls last week.
Oscar Olson left last Sunday eve.
| ming for Anton Peterson's in Bristlet
where he will spend the summer.
Otto Olson and Lars Hoff are bust
ly engaged in drilling a we'll on the
old Charlie Johnson farm
Miss Veronica B. Nolan will close
her school in District No. 279 next
Thursday We are sorry that her
school is out SO soon as that means
she will be with us no more this
year, but we can only hope that she
will be back again next fall to re.
open the doors she now closes and
| that her vacation will be a bright and
happy one.