Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-25
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Westby home.

Mr.. Vigness will conduct another
public dance at the Rosewood hall,
next Saturday evening. April %.
This will be Mr.. Vigness last dance
as his hall lease is out on May /,
and will not be renewed.
Matt Rafteseth autoed up to town
of Norden on Sunday evening, for
visit at the Erickson home.
The following were Sunday after
noon visitors at the Sievert Rafte-
seth home: Inga, Hilda and Nina
Westby, Bella Sagmoen, Synneva
and William Sorenson.
Arthur and Emil Bloom have pur-
chased new motorcycle.
Mrs. Ole Abby and Joseph Abby
drove to Thief River Falls last
Tuesday, on a business trip.
Matt Rafteseth spent Thursday
at Warren, attending to various
business matters in connection with
his real estate agency.
Miss Annie Bloom spent a few
days last week at Thief River Falls,
visiting her sister Mrs. Lloyed
Crown and family.
Peder Sorenson and August John
son passed day of last week at
Thief River Falls. The latter has
purchased over one hundred pounds
of clover seed this spring and will
seed on his farm southeast of town.
According to his opinion Mammoth
clover is the best sow thistle eradi-
Gator to be found.
Mrs. Bernhard Ranum was Sat-
urday afternoon visitor with her
friend, Mrs. John Sagmoen, at
Rosewood.
Newell Anderson has taken up
school work again.
Harold Hanson, of Comstock. is
employed at the Even Anderson
farm doing, carpentry work on their
new residence.
Albert Vorseth shipped $50 bush
els of rye from the H. & B. ele-
vator, to Thief River Falls last
week.
Herbert Carlson and John Rem
mem auoted to Dist. No. 2, on
Thursday afternoon. to attend the
closing picnic at the public school.
Mrs. Torenius and Mrs. Olof
Anderson and son Lloyed, passed a
few days the last week visiting with
north of town friends and relatives.
A carload Of bran, shorts and
cracked corn, was shipped in for
the H. & B. Milling Co., last Fri
day.
Axel Axelson had the misfortune
of losing a valuable COW and calf
the last week.
Emil Shern.. Of Viking, was a
Sunday caller at this place, making
the trip in his automobile.
Mrs. O. Nyhus in company with
her grandson Olof Nyhus, arrived
here Saturday morning for an over
Sunday visit at the Mrs. Nordhagen,
Sven Swenson and A. Opseth homes
and also attending the Inauguration
services at the Norwegian church.
Miss Lilly Gunstad left on Friday
evening for brief business visit at
Thief River Falls, returning on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Craig came up from Viking,
on Friday evening to look after his
farming interests east Of town.
Herber+ Carlson went to Thief
River Falls, in his car on Saturday
evening, tor a Sunday visit with
friends.
Mr.. Fossum was in this vicinity
a few days the latter part of the
week in farming interests.
]. E. ,Shoberg and Mary Shoberg
drove to Thief River Falls last
Thursday to look after some ex-
press business.
Renie Werner, of Holt, was in
this vicinity last Sunday, calling on
friends.
Ole Nyhus, of Thief River Falls,
autoed up to hear Rev. Larson last
Sunday and also visit among friends
throughout the day.
A newly born baby to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ranum is dead and was
buried at the Kngdale cemetery
last Tuesday. The funeral service
was conducted by Rev. Larson.
Miss Bella Sagmoen has been
called as organist at the Norwegian
Lutheran church.