Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-30
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| Nursery agent Stauff was at this
place last Monday to attend to some
business at the Prichard farm.
Prof. Hay, Of Thief River Falls,
stopped in town while last Wednes-
day evening on his way to Holt
Nels Rye returned on Thursday ev-
ening from few days business visit
rat Medford, N. d.
Mrs. John Sagmoen and Mrs. J. F..
Carlson left Thursday for Grand Forks
to see Mr.. Carlson, who has recently
undergone a serious operation at the
hospital there.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregation
| al church met at the home of Mrs. T..
Mellem last Thursday afternoon, about
twenty-five ladies attended.
John and Emil Bloom drove to Thief
River Falls last Wednesday after ma
! terial for their new barn.
Gust Opseth and Albert Lappegaard
are tractor breaking on the Rasmus
Den farms these days.
L.. Il. Furan and daughter Violet,
| were Saturday visitors among relatives
at this place. Violet left in company
with Bella Sagmoen for Thief River
Falls the same evening, while Mr..
Furan autoed up to Anita to attend
to business matters in the interest of
the NOn-Partisan league.
Victor MOsbeck spent Saturday at
Thief River Falls attending to matters
of business
Miss Lilly Gunstad arrived here
from st. Hilaire on Friday to attend
the state examinations given the
eighth graders at Rosebank.
John Remmem has been assisting
with spring work at the J. F. Carlson
farm in NOrden few days the last
week.
Herbert and Howard Carlson autoed
to Grand Forks last Friday.
G.. Swanson, of Steiner, was in this
vicinity last Sunday calling on friends
Albert Vorseth was Monday bust
ness caller at the Tom HOlten farm.
Victor Mosbeck was in town break.
ing some land for A. G. Vorseth last
FRIDAY
Mrs. John Hellquist left on Friday
evening for an over Sunday visit with
relatives at Thief River Falls.
Miss Bella Sagmoen, who has been
staying at the l.. I. Furan home al
Thief River Falls the past week, spent
Friday at her parental home
Miss LaVon Batten returned home
from Minneapolis on Saturday morn
ing, where she had been since early
last fall, receiving medical treatment
for an injured shoulder bone
Mrs. Christ Eggan, Of Kelliher, ar
rived here on Saturday morning for a
visit at her brothers, the G. J. Nord
hagen home.
Herbert Carlson, Olof Lappegaard
and Howard Carlson, spent Thursday
evening with friends at Thief River
Falls.
Ole Nyhus and family autoed from
Thief River Falls last Thursday for a
visit at the Sven Swenson home.
The seeding of barley and fodder
corn is the farmers chief occupation
these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sievert Rafteseth, Mrs
Gust Nakken and Alfred Raftesetf
passed Sunday in Norden, visiting tn
Peder Woldness home
| George Hegg, Mr. and Mrs. Enocl
Nelson and family, of Viking, were a,
this place last Sunday visiting friends
| O.. A. Bolson. of Grand Forks ar
rived here on Wednesday morning tc
set up the family monuments for P
Sorenson and I. Krogstad.
Otto Sustad, of Viking, was caller
Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagmoen anG
family spent Sunday with friends anC
relatives at Thief River Falls.
Miss Olga Thoreson. who spent q
couple months at Winger this spring
returned home last Sunday.
Sven Haugen left on Monday morn
ing for Crookston, where he was tt
spend few days visiting at the homes
of Axel and Oscar BlOomberg and E
Wiberg.
Mrs. Inga Berg motored up las
Sunday evening in company with the
Rev. Larson family, to attend the Pen
tecost services at the Rindahl church.
Mr. Olson and Rev. A. N. Skogerboe
of Thief River Falls, were at Rose
wood last Friday on their way tt
Viking.
i Mrs Albert Vorseth and daughter
Elsie, and Mrs. Rev. o. A. Anderson
left on Friday for Middle River, t.
visit over Sunday with friends.