Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-23
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Miss Hilda Opseth left for Mime
apolis Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Anderson made
a pleasant call on friends Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Nordhagen and Mrs. B. Sag
moen called at J. Sagmoen's Tuesday
afternoon.
Selmer Haugen was Warren
visitor one day last week.
Mrs. Carlson has been visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. J. Sagmoen, a few
days.
Jalmer Bergval and Clara Johnson
called at the. C. Sagmoen home Mon
day evening.
T. Mellem returned from Viking
Monday evening, where he has been
visiting.
Emil Anderson, Albert Peterson,
Marie Hellquist and Olga Thoreson
made a pleasant call at B. Ramem's
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nordhaugen called at G.. Sag
moen's Wednesday afternoon.
John Rafteseth left for Thief River
Falls Wednesday.
John Remem spent Wednesday call
ing on friends here.
Matt. Rafteseth left on the west
bound train Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sagmoen and
children left for Thief River Falls on
Wednesday evening. Their little son
Walter will receive medical aid.
Minnie Holson made a short call at
J. Sagmoen's Tuesday evening.
Theodore Valgaard and Mabel Mel
lem spent Monday evening in Thief
River Falls, returning Tuesday morn
ing.
Clara johnson went north Wednes-
day to visit with her friend, Hazel
Rye.
Jalmer Bergval left for Thief River
Falls on Wednesday evening.
Herbert Carlson left for Thief
River Falls on Wednesday evening.
E. Johnson was Thief River Falls
visitor one day last week.
Harry Myron hade a trip toThief
River Falls on Wednesday,.
Mr.. Flann was to Thief River Falls
with potatoes on Wednesday.
Carl Mellem and E. Nelson were
business callers at Thief River Falls
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mellem left for
Strathcona on Wednesday,, to visit
their daughter, Mrs. H. Backlund.
Selmer Haugen was helping Axel
son saw wood on Wednesday.
A carload of lumber is being I'M
loaded for the Hanson & Barren Co.
Mrs. J. Sagmoen and children visit
ed with her mother, Mrs. J. Carlson,
Wednesday afternoon.
Hjalmer and Alfred Rafteseth
made trip to Thief River Falls on
Thure and David Johnson were at
Viking Wednesday.
Olaf Opseth was busy hauling hay
on Wednesday,.
Mrs. John Nelson, of Viking, pass
ed thru here on Wednesday,, enroute
to Thief River Falls.
Sven Haugen was busy hauling
grain on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hellquist drove
to Thief River Falls Thursday.
Mrs. E. Nelson, Mrs. E. Anderson
and Mrs. Nordhagen, called at C.
Sagmoen's Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Nakken and Mrs. P. Sor-
enson visited at E. Anderson's We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Emma Sorenson left for
Thompson, N. D., Thursday morning
where she will be employed.
Mrs. Peter Mellem called at E.
Anderson's one day last week.
Mrs. Nordhagen called at B.. Ran
um's Friday afternoon.
The following were entertained al
B. Ranum's Friday evening: Olaf
Opseth, Clara Nelson. Mabel Mellem
Theodore Valgaard, Carl Mellem anc
Minnie HOlSOn.
Miss O'Holleran and Miss O'Riley
were visitors at the Vorseth home
Friday evening. Both left for Argyle
and Stephen respectively on Saturday
morning.
Mr.. Nyhus, of Thief River Falls
visited with his daughter, Mrs. Sven
son, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Strand arrived
Saturday morning for visit will
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
Iverson.
Jalmer Bergval returned from
Thief River Falls on Friday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sagmoen and son
Byron. and Minnie Holson and Mr.
and Mrs. Dahl and children, wer'
guests at E. Johnson's for Sunda!
dinner.
Clara Johnson returned Saturda!
after visiting at Rye's and Krog
stad's.
The following were callers at E
Anderson's Sunday afternoon: Theo
dore Va1uard Carl and Mabel Mel