Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-01-12
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Prosperous New Year.
It was sad news that the papers
made known between Xmas and New
Year, when we read Of our Honored
Governors death, but one thing is
sure, that over the memory of none
Of our former governors has rested
SO many blessings from the homes,
which before have suffered from the
saloon evil, but which could this New
Year look with brighter hopes to the
future, knowing that the County
Option Bill, signed by our late
Governor, has already come into
power in most of our counties in
that he follows in the foot steps Of
Governor Hammond
N. K. Braaffodt was a business
caller at Thief River Falls, last week.
Miss Ceclie Elseth, who has been
very i'll, is reported to be recovering.
Miss May Blawd has returned to
her home in Warren, after spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs. L.
C. Franzen.
George Johnson, of Fargo, is visit
ing his parental home, at Emil John
sons west of town.
Mrs. Halvorson and Miss Ethel
Pihlstrom, Of Warren, spent part of
the Xmas with Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Pihlstrom, Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. O. Hanson are Wis
iting relatives near st. Peter, MINI.
Mrs. Wadlecka, from Englund, left
for Thief River Falls last Wednes-
day.
| Miss Beda Hendrickson returned to
| Argyle last Tuesday, having spent a
few days at her home in West VAL
ley.
Alfred and Emil Elseth enjoyed a
few hours stay in this town Thurs
day, before leaving for their home in
West Valley, having returned from
a visit with their brother Adolph FL
seth, at Watson, Canada.
J. E. Strandquist suffered from a
stroke Of paralysis last Monday, but
has slightly recovered, tho it goes
slow.
Victor Albin and Miss Syverson
were united in marriage in one of
our near by towns the other day.
Here are congratulations.
Zackarias Carlson made business
trip to Middle River last week.
John Roland, one of the most pros
porous farmers in East Park, has the
honor Of being the first farmer to
have installed electric lights in his
residence.
Ida Strandberg and Miss Alexan-
dria Nordstrom left for Warren on
Monday.
George strandberg left for Crooks
ton Monday to attend the Agricul-
tural school, during the: winter.
Andrew Bolin, Andrew Forsberg,
Leonard Walberg, Martin Peterson,
have left for Bemidji to work in the
woods.
Carl Bergren returned to Dakota
last week, to work.
Ruth Englund, of Karlstad, visited
friends in town last week.
J. R. Hoskin left for Warroad last
week.
The Ladies Aid of the Synod
church gave a surprise for Mrs. Emil
johnson last Sunday. She was the
recipient of fine present.
c. R. Johnson left for trip to
Grand Forks, N. D., on Thursday
evening.
A basket social was held at Chas.
Carlson's week ago in behalf of the
church
The Xmas tree festivals in town
and at E. Lefroth's, were we'll at
tended and good programs were rem
dered at both places.
Miss Selma Sjogren, of New
Maine, is working at the Park hotel.
Mr.. Syverson, of Greenbush, is Wis
iting at J. .Lind's.
Yak. Hamberg, from Strathcona,
called on friends here lately.
John Hagstrom and Fritz Edin left
for Warroad to work in the woods.
Mrs. Emil Lefroth left for Bau-
dette a week ago.
The contract for transporting chill
dren to and from school was let last
week to Roy Anderson, VIM. Backer,
and Ole Nelson. J. Bjorkman was the
successful bidder for the janitor's job.
Miss Brita Sjodin, of this town
ship, passed to her eternal rest last
Thursday, after a short illness. She
was laid to rest in the Mamre Lund
Cemetery. She leaves brother, j.
Sjodin, ST., to mourn her departure,
and several other relatives.
Erick Olson, of Bronson, visited at
G. S. Carlson's last Wednesday.
What has become of the Farmers
Club and the Development League?
Ingel Johnson, Of Strathcona, spent
a few days here calling on friends.
Miss Dolpha Strandquist left for
Warren to attend the North Star
College on Thursday.