Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
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Miss Myrtle Benson went to Bron-
son on Saturday.
Mr.. Lindbeck, Of Argyle, was in
this vicinity last Sunday.
Mrs. Vik returned to her home in
North Dakota on Monday.
Sven Odson was a business caller
at Karlstad last Saturday.
j. W. Bruer and wife were business
callers at Newfolden on Monday.
Miss Dolpha Strandquist made a
trip to- Thief River Falls Thursday.
Miss R. Anderson was visited by
her folks from Stephen last Sunday.
Albin Lundberg left for Sweden
last week for visit with his parents.
Prof. Nettland transacted business
in Thief River Falls one day last
week.
Miss Betsy and Oscar Amundson,
of West Valley, were in town on
Sunday.
Mrs. H. Swenson, of Karlstad, is
visiting the J. C. and C. F. Anderson
families.
Albert Carlson went to Thief River
Falls on Monday and brought with
him home his brother Carl from the
hospital.
Mr., Bergquist, of Lancaster, ship
ped carload of pigs from this town
last Saturday.
J. Paulson and family attended a
funeral of one of Mrs. Paulson's rel
atives at Badger on Saturday.
The N. A. Johnson family moved
into their new abode, the rooms adj.
joining their store, last Friday.
Mrs. X. Hodne, Of Karlstad, autoed
to our little burg on Wednesday and
gave her friends here a pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Oistad and Mr..
and Mrs. J. Bjorkman autoed to Alma
last Sunday to visit at Henry Dab
Inns place.
The Synod Church Sunday school
held its annual picnic on Sunday. A
good program was rendered and was
we'll attended
Mr. Urbaniak is busy hauling lum-
Der for his new building. They met
with the misfortune last week of hav-
ing their residence destroyed by fire.
Mrs. J. Erickson and daughter,
Della, were in Thief River Falls Fri
day to have some dental work done.
Mrs. A. E. Holmlund returned to
Karlstad on Thursday; Miss Minnie
Nelson accompanied her there.
Henry Larson, the last inmate Of
our poor house, was removed to E. O..
Wallin's place last Tuesday, and
the building used for the poor will be
rented out to family for the coming
winter.
The electric car leaving this station
at 8:45 o'clock in the morning and re-
turning on it's northern trip at 4:3O
O'clock in the afternoon gives the
people a fine chance to see neighbor-
ing towns.
Mr.. Ellefson, from South Dakota,
spent a day here last week looking
for good piece of land to invest
money in. Unless his plans will be
changed later, he found the satisfact-
tory place in the northern part of
West Valley, according to his own
statement while here.
On the afternoon train arrived the
Mesdames Olson and Miss Olson
from Newfolden, also to see what
was going on up here. They express
eel themselves we'll pleased with the
place, and were much interested in
the fine school house building being
erected at this place. They left for
home on the evening flyer. Hope they
will horror us with another visit soon.
Otto Amundson and family of
Grand Forks, N. D., arrived here on
Wednesday with all their household
goods and will settle down on a
farm about two miles south Of town.
At present they are visiting with the
parents of Mrs. Amundson, the J. E.
Hagstrom family. Mr.. Amundson is
tired of city life and wants to enjoy
the freedom and pleasure of the farm
hereafter.
| Last Saturday was women's visit
ind day, to this town from our sister
towns, to the north and south. On
| the morning electric car arrived the