Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-02-14
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Thief River Falls.

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On Saturday evening, Feb. 18th,
after having been confined to his
bed for almost IS years, suffering
from paralysis, Henry Larson, aged
IS years, 9 months and Is days,
passed to his reward. Henry's lot
IN life has been a hard one, as
he not only suffered from the long
illness but also had to feel that
he was a burden to others, as he
had no means by which to carry
him thru life. He has been sup
ported by the township, and tho
Henry has always been well taken
care, of, it must be a sad case
to be left to the mercy of others,
unable to do anything for years but
think, without hope for betterment.
Tho HenTv's parents are living at
Falna, Sweden, the distance was
too far for the loving arms of his
mother to reach her crippled boy
with any assistance. on this side of
the ocean. He is also survived by
il brother in Wisconsin. Henry has
been at several places during his
sickness, but year ago he was
removed to E. c. Wallin's place
where he remained till his death,
and we are sure Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallin gave him the best of care,
but the time was due when he
should be released from the sick
bed, and he quietly PASSED away.
His remains We're laid to rest in
the Bethesda cemetery on Feb. 7th.
Rev. Larson will conduct services
At the Mission House on Sunday,
Feb. Is, at II o'clock a. M, and
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. All
welcome.
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Mrs. T.. Eide and son Olaf were
to Viking. on Monday.
Oscar Forsberg called at the T.
Eide home on Monday evening.
Tonnes Nelson, the cattle king of
Newfolden, called at Eide's on Tues
day.
Fred Ranum has been hauling
wood to Rosewood the past week.
Sophie Nelson left for Thief River
Falls Thursday night returning on
Monday morning.
Bertha and Gina Me1ve left Fri
day morning for Climax, MINI, 10
-attteessaa d the funeral of their cousin,
Mrs. Anna Tuney.
The Ladies Aid Society was held
at John Kulseth's last Wednesday
and quite number besides the
members were present.
Gust Hillyer hauled two loads Of
wood to his new place near Viking
last Thursday, where he intends to
move in the spring.
Lars Ihle visited at Austen Oh
'son's on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hully Trinn, who has Wis
.ited with her folks a few days
last week. returned to her home
near Viking, Friday.
Uncle Martin called at L. Rose
lands and r. M. Nelson's, Friday.
Anton Gl1lseth was busy hauling
wood to Viking last Friday and
Saturday.
One Of the popular young ladies
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freeze one of her ears last We'd
nesday, goino to the Ladies' Aid
Society meeting.
Some of the church members Of
the Bethlem congregation were
busy hauling wood for the church,
Monday.
Nels, Oscar and Joseph Kulseth,
Oscar Forsberg, Lars seromme,
Olaf, Norma and Annie. Eide, took
in the Farmers Club in the school
house, District No. 30, last satur-
day evening. A good rroorana was
rendered and lunch served.
Our NEXT Farmers Club will be
held in the school house. District
No. %. four weeks from Saturday,
Feb. To-
John Johnson has been saving
cord wood for T. Eide, the latter
part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Nelson. son
Never, and daughter, Gina, called