Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-02
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Mrs. Ole Nyhus left for her home
at Thief River Falls on Tuesday
evening.
Carl Mellem spent Tuesday af-
ternoon at Viking attending to var
ious business matters.
Mary Shoberg was a Tuesday
evening visitor at the E. P. John
son home at Rosewood.
r. A. Kroner autoed to Thief
River Falls last Monday.
Johns Sagmoen, Anna and Christ
Lomvigen and Mrs. B. P. Sagmoen,
autoed to Anita last Tuesday, for
a few days visit with friends.
John Batten returned home from
Minneapolis on Wednesday morn
ing, where he had spent a couple
weeks with his daughter, Miss La
Won, who has not yet fully recov-
cred from her accident in slipping
on manger stay last fall She is
speedily regaining her health now
however and may be expected home
in about week. Among other
souveniers from the twin cities Mr..
Batten had secured cartridge
used in the U S. Army rifles.
The shell measured close to four
inches in length and had a pointed
all steel bullet of about one inch
and supposed to pierce at the dis
lance Of one mile the bodies of
half a dozen men posted in row.
julius Anderson. of Goodridge,
arrived here on Wednesday morn
ing, having been engaged by David
Styrlund to assist with carpentry
work on the E. Anderson residence.
Miss Elsie Vorseth has been alb
sent from school the last week on
account of sickness.
B. P. Sagmoen left on Thursday
morning on brief business trip to
Warren.
Elmer Rye was up from Thief
River Falls last Thursday, after
load of dry wood from his fathers
farm near this place.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c.. Bergen. arrived home from Thief
River Falls on Friday morning for
visit with home folks.
Henry Sagmoen arrived home on
Friday from the high school at
| Thief River Falls and was at Anita
the same dav looking for farm
work at his brothers place.
Mrs. Oscar j. Vigness and Mrs.
O. Efteland, of Thief River Falls,
spent Friday at this place calling
on friends.
Olof Opseth was at Warren last
Thursday attending the Marshall
county assessors meeting. He is
assessor for town of New Solum.
Thorn Gullseth, from Thief River
Falls was up last Friday attending
to business matters.
j. Gill, Of East Grand Forks, was
at this place last Thursday pur-
chasing hides and rubber.
Miss Lilly Gunstad spent Satur-
day visiting her pupils at the Peter
HELEN home.
E. P. Johnson was busy last
week putting a coat Of blue paint
on the outside Of his residence in
town.
Gust Opseth, Albert and Olof
Lappepgaard and Olof Nordhagen
are employed by Rasmus Den do
ing brushing work on the old Ole
Nygaard farm.
Mathilda and julius Liden, from
Steiner, passed Sunday at this
place calling at the home of sever
al friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hellquist,
who formerly resided at Shelly but
now have moved to Thief River
Falls, was at Rosewood last Sun
day visiting at Mr.. Hellquist's par
entail home.
Victor Mosbeck drove to Thief
River Falls last Saturday after a
load Of seed wheat.
The snow last Wednesday delay
ed seeding operations about two
days. By Friday afternoon most
of the farmers were on the fields
again.
Oscar Bergland is employed at
railroad section work at this place
since last Monday.
NJ. Kroner returned on Saturday
from Thief River Falls, where he
is attending college. He will stay
on his fathers farm the coming
summer.
H. Sagmoen left on Friday ev-
ening for few days visit with
Pennington county seat friends.
Matt Rafteseth and Herbert
Carlson autoed to Thief River Falls
on Saturday, after some supplies
for that evenings dance.
j. Shoberg was in the employ of
B. P. Sagmoen at Rosewood last
Friday afternoon doing some dray
work.
Sievert Rafteseth is busy these
days clearing and planting trees
on his town lot, where he expects
to erect a new residence this fall.