Warren sheaf., 1917-11-07
part Of the week visiting the Sven
SWensOn family and other relatives

lSWenson family and other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Mrs. Enoch Nelson and daugh-
ter Eleanora, Of Viking, arrived here
on Saturday to visit with the 7. Mel
lem and o. Anderson folks over Sum
day.
G. w. Malberg, OF Excel came off the
Saturday evening train from Warren,
Mrs. Abe Stroble and youngest
daughter, OF Angus, arrived on Satur-
day for visit with Mrs. Strobble's
father, r. SorensOn, and other relatives.
Z @. Warning, Of Steiner, boarded the
Saturday morning train at this place
to attend the Market Days at Warren.
Alick Hellquist, school treasurer at
District No. H., returned Tuesday
morning after a business trip to Thief
River Falls in connection with his of
fice s3.
Peder Sagmoen, OF Anita, drove up
last Tuesday morning to go on the,
train from this place for days bust:
mess visit at Warren.
p. Braaten, Of Viking was in town
| on business last Wednesday and left in
1.-THE evening for Thief River Falls.
Thure and David Styrlund and
Julius Swenson, who have been em-
lployed at carpentry work at Warren
the past month, came home on Monday
evening and have commenced to do the:
finishing work at the ID. Anderson resi-
dence S..
+ Mrs. Waldo Batten and Jack
Williams, of Minneapolis, who have
been visiting the John Batten home for
some time, returned on Wednesday.
Alick Hellquist last Thursday, when
about to attach the storm windows to
| the gable Of their house, had the mis-
fortune Of slipping and falling to the
ground, a distance Of about twelve feet.
As he fell on the hard frozen ground
and but few inches from cement
porch, he may count himself especially
lucky to have escaped with minor
bruise of the left arm and wrist that
will make him unable to attend his
usual duties for few days.
Enoch Nelson, of Viking, spent a
couple days the middel Of the week at
this place in business interests.
John Rafteseth, who is visiting with
home folks this week, went to Warren
on Tuesday morning to look after busi-
ness.
The first annual meeting of the Rose
wood Live Stock Shipping Association
will be held at the Rosebank school
building next Saturday evening, Nov.
! 10th.
| The annual sewing auction Of the
Congregational church will be held on
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th. Lunch
Twill be served at charge of 20 cents.
Rev. ]. Peterson, Of Little Falls, will be
here at that time and will conduct the
SALE Mrs. Nina Anderson, chairman.
John Sagmoen went to Grand Forks
On Tuesday to see a specialist in re-
Igard to his eyes.
The annual meeting of the Wildwood
Cemetery Association was held at the
home of T. Mellem last Monday even
ling. The election of president and sec
,retary took place and Alex Hellquist
was reelected president and Thure
lStynund secretary. J.. Bloom and A.
is. Axelson were appointed to have
lcharge of the lawn cleaning and gener-
Ial repairing during the coming year.
The Ladies Aid Of the Rindahl
church was entertained at the home of
Mrs. a. Thoreson last Tuesday after
moon with about twenty five ladies
present. Rev. Geo. Larson, of Thief Ri
| yer Falls, offciated.
Flowing after a two weeks winter
vacation, commenced in earnest again
Hast Monday.