Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-06-05

ludL Is the price COnCfOl. Inc real
food is controlled by government
prices, while substitutes may soar way
above their actual values. That a
remedy for this would, however, soon
be brought on, Mr.. HUSKY was quite
certain.
1t was decided that the next meeting
will be held at the same place four
weeks from date. A sumptuous lunch
con was served.
Scandinavian services were conduct
ed at the Norwegian church Sunday
afternoon by Rev. Geo. Larson, of
Thief River Falls.
Mr.: and Mrs. John: Henderson, of
Atwater arrived Monday for weeks
visit with Mrs. Henderson's brother,
John Sor, and family at this place.
Mrs. Andrew Opseth, Mrs. Bernhard
Ranum and children, Stanley and
Harry, were Viking visitors Monday.
Bernhard Ranum went to Warren
Monday morning where he will be en-
ployed at carpentry work in the future.
Mrs. Simon Gullseth left Monday ev-
ening in company with her sister who
has been. visiting at this place for
some time, for Clearwater county
where they are to visit with friends
and relatives for few weeks.
Matt Rafteseth returned Monday ev-
ening from Warren, where he went in
company with his brother-in-law, Carl
Stromberg, to attend to some matters
Of business Mr.. Stromberg and family
left for their home at Forest River.
John Helquist returned from War
10
having completed their work in one
day. -"
Twenty-Five pupils have enrolled so
far for work in the Scandinavian par
Ochial school.
r. Olson, Of Holt, boarded the train
at this place Tuesday morning destined
for Warren to attend some legal mat
tiers before the District Court.
Arthur and Clarissa Anderson, of
Warren, motored up Tuesday for
brief visit at the home of their grand
father, Peder Sorenson.
Sven Haugen left for Warren Tues
day morning to attend court. -
The Primary election Of June 18th,
this year will be held at the Sjolsvold
school house, District No. 1877, three
miles north and one mile east of Rose
wood. The official bulletin of electors
will be found on the bill board north
Of the freight station.
Mrs. O. NJ. Holson left for Newfold-
en- Wednesday morning to attend the
closing day exercises at the school
where her daughter Lily, has taught
this spring. 80
Axel Axelson was at Viking We'd
nesday afternoon to attend to business
John s. SagmOen has been appointed
agent for the Western Express Co. at
this place, and will take charge in
about two weeks. ~+
II DR.. f. Gambell was summoned from
Thief River Falls Wednesday to be
consulted in the case of B. P Sagmoen.
It is feared Mr.. .Sagmoen has the ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Peter Mellem is reported on the
sick list suffering from measles. -,.
Despite the occasional rain showers
Thursday, Memorial Day, was observed
with the customary decorations at both
the Wildwood and Rindahl cemeteries.
EdW. Siverness has announced him
self as candidate for County 5Supt. of
Schools. Mr.: Silverness was for sever
al terms tutor. at our local school and
is at present chairman of the town
board. >..&@ So
9. Jorgenson arrived from Erskine
Friday morning for visit at the home
Of his daughter, MRS. A. T. Thoreson.
Rudolph Sagmoen and Miss Ebba
Walbeck mot0red to st. Hilaire Friday,
the latter having finished her school
term, and is to spend her vacation with
parents south Of said place. ~
John Bloom spent Friday at Viking
to attend the semi-annual conference
Of the Red River Valley Mission So
ciety. 81 - H. 5g> T."
John Rafteseth attended to business
at Warren Friday. ...y* s9g1
Mrs. Nina Anderson and sons Newell
and Lloyd, left for Viking Saturday to
visit for three days at the s. S. Nord-
gard and E. Nelson homes. +. ).
Alfred Rafteseth returned home
from Pipestone Saturday, where he has
been employed at dredging work this
spring. He will visit with parents and
friends next week and also register for
military service after. which he returns
to resume his duties.
Guy Anderson motored down from
Holt Saturday evening to meet Messrs.
Solem and Young, who had been at