Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12

ut YOunE 2TeOpleSsE society
held :, another meeting at their church
last Tuesday evening and although the
weather proved tOt5be very cold and
sant stormy ABOUT nfty PEI persons e were pre-,
| by Misses Hazel Flann and Laura Hall
but only part Of it could be rendered as
several of those residing at a distance
were unable to be present
The Rindahl Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. b. p. Sagmoen last Tues.
day afternoon and<Swas well attended.
Postmaster Carlson has received a
number of war stamps and cards this
week for distribution to those desiring
same The certificates are sold at s4.12
now and will be redeemed by the gov.
|ernment in 1923 at face value of SIS.
Alick He1lquist has been around the
Cross securing voluntary contributions
and selling membership cards
%. y. Johnson left on Tuesday morn
ing for Viking to attend to business.
last Saturday to visit with parents
Alfred T. Rafteseth, who is employed
for weeks visit with parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alkenbacker and
baby, of Kenmare, N. D., arrived on
SATURDAY. for visit with relatives and
The Sevaldson people who for some
time past have been operating the w
W. Prichard farm Westaof this place,
"a new. renter has been secured for the
Prichard farm.
Mrs. Carl Stromberg and baby, of Ne
ing for visit with parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Rafteseth.
The local town board went to Viking
on Friday to arrange for the perform
ing Of some Red Cross work required
within the town.
Mrs Felix Arlington, of Medicine
ents and 4 MRS hes K fte .tn
8 John SjOlsvOld. Of Anita, was a town
caller last Monday. Mr.. sjolsvold in
company con- With his brother Reder sjcls
cepted contract for loading thirty
carloads of gravel on the 500 property
at the latter place and will commence
work there the middle Of this week.
@. b. Hall spent Monday at Warren
attending to VARIOUS al 1 8 business Iy!1 matters
day morning.
The Bloom boys have been stacking
up. supply of cord wood along the
ship q carload to a party in North Da-
kota before very long.
T. Mellem spent Saturday at Viking
I Arthur Bloom returned on Saturday
morning from Highlanding. where he
had been employed in company with
Lloyd Grown excayating for the erec-3
Jalmer Rafteseth, who has been em-
ployed near Middle River. is y home
again TO SpenQ 4L1e winter. s5s
dence was ompleted !. this week. The
owners may not move into same before
after New Year we are informed.
# Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Evenson return-
ed from q stay at THIEF River Falls
3 Rev. Chas. Gabriel arrived from Ken
nedy on Friday evening enroute to at
tend a conference of the Northwestern
Baptists at Minneapolis. He spent
day at this place to visit with some Of
Mrs. o. M Holson returned to War
rem on wednesday, after q weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mel lem.
r: Komer Presid1ent1 t, 3, OF t the local 81
of town and intends to move back to
Wisconsin where he formerly resided.
John Rafteseth, who has been at
Grand Forks the last three weeks to
Friday and although not yet fully re-
covered, was able to move about with
out crutcheS. u j5ss
Carl Bloom spent Wednesday at War
to 9ttsnd matters Of
dale, sends US the fol llowing Christmas
program which will be rendered on Sat-
surday evening, Dec. %: Song, Framed
in Wreaths Of Evergreens; Recitation.
take; Song, Christmas Carol; Recita-
ition, Looks like Pa; Recitation,
Question; Song, Little feet be careful;
Recitation, Santa Claus; Dialogue. Get
ting ready for q visit; Song. Jesus bids
ing; Dialogue, Friday fternoon COM
positions; Rantomine, Woman Suffrage;
Dialogue, The Rugglesse's in the rear
f three acts Recitation o1it ygIr ht
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