Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-13

to contributions will be associated.
Town Chairman E. A. Silverness will
see to that all contributions are given
due publicity
The cemetery"meeting which was ad-
vertised to be held at the J. Helquist
home Monday evening was postponed
unfortunately on account of the State
Board Of Healths' notice prohibiting all
public gatherings.
Guy Anderson of Holt was in town
Monday evening to meet couple wO-
men folks who arrived on the train
from Warren.
Rev. Geo. Larson Of Thief River Falls
motored up Monday afternoon to con-
duct the burial ceremony of Mrs. Hen
ry Whitehead, who was laid to rest
quietly at the Rindahl cemetery with
only the closest relatives in attendance.
Avel Larson was in town of North
Monday doing garage work for cattle
shipper John Sorenson.
The J. Jorgenson family motored I'D
from Thief River Falls Sunday to
visit at the A. T. Thoreson home.
Election was held Tuesday at the
District No. 1877 school building. About
eighty votes were cast, three of which
were Women's. The officers in charge
of the election we're: John Halvorson,
B. P. Sagmoen, A. Slattum, Thomas
Eide and Peder Sorenson. The new
Farmer-labor party and the Pink bal
lot received particular attention dur
ing the day.
Gust OpSeth, Bernhard and Benny
Ranum returned Tuesday morning from
town Of North, where they went Mon
day to do some threshing, which was
prevented by the nocturnal rain.
Martin Nelson mOtored to Thief Ri
yer Falls Tuesday morning in company
with a friend
Mrs. P. Woldness has been staying
at the Ingrid Nordhagen home part
of this week to nurse Miss Ella Mel
son, who is still on the sick list and
needs constant attention both day and
night.
Mrs. r. NJ. Nelson accompanied by a
daughter returned Tuesday morning
from between trains shopping and Wis
iting tour to Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Nicholson returned
Wednesday to their home east of
Grand Forks after a weeks stay at the
c. Barhals home.
Miss Esther Thoreson returned We'd
nesday morning from Thief River Falls
where she has been visiting with the
J. JOrgensOn family since Sunday.
Sven Swenson went to Thief River
Falls Wednesday to see his father-in-
law, Ole Nyhus, who died at that place
that day. Mr.. Nyhus was a former re-
sident and farmer of this place and his
untimely death cast a shadow of gloom
over the entire neighborhood.
A young couple accompanied by their
daughter from Fargo, was in town
Wednesday evening enroute to Thief
River Falls, where they were to visit
with friends, and while here had the
misfortune of having trouble with their
otherwise faithful Ford, and had to
leave it in custody Of Mr.. Vorseth while
the folks took the evening train to T. r.
F. The gentleman returned with the
necessary repairs to put the car in Or
der again.
Mr.. K. Knutson of Holt left on Thurs
days train for a day Of business at
Warren.
Will Warning of Steiner also left
Thursday for Warren where he expects
to be employed for some time.
Henry Whitehead, who has been an
inmate of the Warren hospital since
Sunday arrived here Thursday even
ing for couple days stay with the
Victor Mosbeck family, where also his
two children are staying since the death
Of their mother. Mr.. Whitehead ex-
poets to return to his home at Ford
vile by Saturday.
DR.. Melby was up from Thief River
Falls Thursday on professional BUSH
ness. Il
s. Madgie Clemens, who is employed
by Fittermans at Thief River Falls ar
rived home Friday morning for visit
with her parents.
B. P. Sagmeen is laying a new roof
on his blacksmithshop in town.
Gust Nakken is building an addition
to his machine shed, and will lay new
roof on his residence.
Alex Helquist, who~is at training at
Camp Cody, N. Mexico, is getting fast
acquainted with his new duties, and
although the farm here still holds his
greatest fascination he is willing to be
Of service to Uncle Sam in the great
fight for democracy, but he is of the
hope that his work will never be re-
quired on the other side and that he