Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-04-10
ALVARADO

John Swanson's bought a new Ford
last week.
Word has been received from F. e..
Dahlgren, that they have arrived in
Oregon and expect to be back the last
part of this month.
Don't forget to come to the High
School Auditorium Friday evening.
April 10Th. When the last number of
the Lyceum Course will be held, The
Potter-Depew Concert Trio. Let us all
be there.
Misses Anne Tharaldson and Ruby
Anderson spent Sunday evening at
Henry BackstrOm's home.
The Farmers State Bank held it's
annual meeting April 3rd. After which
they were entertained at the I. n. Lo-
dozen home.
Little Russell Sands and Mildred
Backstrom visited the school on Tues
day.
Walter Sands, Mrs. Anton Free
gard and Mrs. Hilma Ferring autoed
to Warren last Tuesday.
The rain and snow which we got
last Saturday stopped the seeding for
a few days, but the farmers are now
at the ground again.
NelS BackStrOm-h the misfortune
Of breaking his leg last Saturday while
walking on the slippery sidewalk on
main street.
Willie Johnson and NJ. 0. Johnson
were to Warren on business Friday
morning.
Alex Paulsen has purchased the
house that NelS LOdOen vacated. He
and his family moved in there last
Tuesday.
[ have returned to Alvarado and
opened up my tinshop. Any business
received in that line will be appreci-
ated. Satisfactory work guaranteed
NJ. Larson.
Martin Ferring and family left for
Fork last Tuesday, where they will
make their future home P. Grinde's
have moved into the house they va
Gated, while Anton Freegaard and
family moved into the house that
Grinde's vacated.
Mr.. TharaldsOn. of Thief River
Falls, spent Thursday evening in this
village. visiting his daughter, Miss
Anne TharaldsOn.
Roy Ferring spent Thursday morn
ing in Warren.
Hannah and Andy Larson returned
from Grand Forks last Thursday,
where Andy has had an operation.
Miss Vina Bergman returned to
Pisek, N. D., Saturday morning. to re-
sumo her teaching, after spending a
two weeks vacation at her home.
Pete Melin and S. S. Tricky autoed
to Warren last Thursday afternoon.
Nels Johnson, Of Warren, spent
Thursday in the village
Mrs. Olson, Of BOman, n. D.. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Alex Paulson.
Miss Violet Hallin left for Theo.
Kegs last Friday, where she is en-
ployed for the coming season.
Mrs. Stuemke and children went to
Thief River Falls Saturday evening.
Helen Hanson, Wan and Alma Berg
man, Hjamlar Porten and Ole Bragger,
autoed to Argyle and spent Friday ev-
ening visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Holm.
Mrs. Ingols and daughter Adele. of
McHenry, N. D., returned to their
home last Wednesday, after, visiting
relatives and friends here.
Hulda and Pete Swanson. Edna and
Henry johnson autoed to Warren Fri
day evening to attend the movies
Hulda Gustavson returned from
Viking last Saturday morning. where
she has been spending Easter vacation
with home folks
Effie Martin spent the last week at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Julius
PaulsOn
Selma Peterson. Oscar and August
Nyblad and Martin BlOOmSness SDent
Friday evening at Oslo.
Julius Allen went to Warren Mon
day evening to have some dental work
done.
Ole Bragger was in CrookstOn Mon
day evening to see his brother Severt.
off who left for military service. :
Matt Peterson, of Warren, was in
the village Tuesday.
Alys Wolberg arrived home Monday.
after visiting for some time at Hallock.
Martha Johnson is helping Mrs.
Nordahl Thompson during the spring
work.
Hildeborg Henrickson is absent from
school on account Of the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. A. P. Palm spent Monday af-
ternoon at the Lundgren home.
Mrs. c. 0. Olson and children and
Hilda Erickson spent Friday after
noon at the NJ. o. Johnson home.
Louise Dagoberg is very i'll with
tonsilitis.