Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-09-12
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seth. Carl Meiiem, >' Emil Anderson rso ~
Emil Hellquist and Mrs. T. Mellem
Olqf 0pseth left Friday for Thief Ri
yer Falls to contract with Ihle &
Myrom for having we'll drilled on his
farm south Of town this fall In gen
eral the water supply in this commun-
ity is below the average, many surface
farmers must bring their stock a long
distance for watering.
Mrs. Enoch Nelson and daughter and
day evening callers at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Mellem
Peter Mellem drove to Thief River
in the evening With a dairy ryu cow he G had
purchased. He was accompanied by
his son Roy.
The No w, Ladies, Aid held
Mrs. A. sopseth last Tuesday afternoon
The next meeting will be held at the
Tuesday afternoon visiting the J. Sag
moen, John Scr and J. Hellquist
families at this place.
Borden 6Sagmoen is the name Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Sagmoens little baby.
H j. Kabage, of Wadena, was a
Wednesday business caller with John
The T. Flodstrom family. from Viking
were Sunday afternoon visiters at the
j. Hellquist home making the toursin
their automobile.
E. Berg returned from North Dakota
where he has been employed for some
! time previous. last Friday and left for
his. home near Steiner i
Mrs. Nels Rye is reported on the sick
list with typhoid fever. Her husband
who is working in North Dakota was
om ana Elmer
G Mr. ana Mrs.. s a 9. vorseth and
@5 ren Gs S mdde Raay yst5ng
/ ing in the evening, ss
-, Miss Is Bella sagmoen left Monday for
| Miss Mathilda Liden, Of Steiner, was
at this place again last Monday in the
! interests of her subscription campaign.
j. sor home and left on tuesday for
town Of Norden in Mr.. Carlson's car.
George Shepheard attended the fun
era1 of his father-in-law, Clinton
Slater, last Monday at the sandridge
Q: 2: sk q, Of Radium, was in
ess for ths
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Mrs. G. L. Anderson, from Mud Lake,
came down on Monday and left on the
train for Warren, to attend matters of
istration Of will from her husband.
She was accompanied by Hans Stems
rud and Svenke Svenkeson who left for
Nels Rye and Ted Nelson left Tues
day for Moth Dakota the former to
CONWAY to seek fall employment
rem to have some dental work done.
Lars Erickson, Of Thief River Falls,
arrived on Thursday morning to spend
the day with John Carlson who is on
Mrs. Rev. Olof Anderson, after hav-
ing paid visit to friends at Viking.
returned home on Wednesday evening.
day caller at the John Carlson home,
from Thief River Falls, on official
business.
i and John Remmem spent Thursday at
Red Lake Falls attending to matters
Of business.
The cream. days were changed last
on Mondays and Thursdays.
Threshers =. Peterson and NJ: Jar
interests of the threshing rum
A. Opseth and Victor Mosbeck We're
Monday business callers at Thief River
i Falls.
Miss Irene Rye arrived from Thief
Sunday as a guest at Nels Rye home.
Miss Carrie a,;a Nsls2n , after Fa hayn e
4 this place, returned to Viking on Fri
i day. She was accompanied by Gladys
sagmoen who went for visit with
friends at the latter place.
morning for Warren from where he
i was to proceed the same evening te
Grookston to fill the pulpit Of Rev
church the following Sunday.
8, Misses Annie Blomberg and Ells
II Nelson have been employed at thu
Il Chas. Sagmoen home the last week.
Peder Sorenson reports an averag.
Il yield of Is bushels of winter wheas
j, per acre on twenty acre tract thi:
Mr. and Mrs: August Hellquist an.
Mr. and Mrs James Johnson and sol