Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-27
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After few weeks. yacat ion, wait ting
to see that the correspond nce would be
taken up BY q new party J, we are here
again within Few news items from our "
town.
Yesterday brought back to the good
old time, when the school children
again showed up and business started
to liyen up after few weeks dullness
caused by the Flu, whose presence has
been noticed in most of the homes in
this vicinity for some time.
Since our last writing from this To-
cality three homes have missed one OF
their dear ones, namely, Peter Gunder-
son, AlgOt Lund and Emil StOreby.
The first case was caused by weeks Of
sickness, but the latter two became
victims Of pneumonia which only gave
them few days prepare ton for their
long journey. The cOmmunlty's sym
pathy is extended to the bereaved ones.
C.. K. Roland and daughter went to
Thief River Falls on Monday evening
to have dental work done.
N. p. Nilsson returned from Canada
last week to enter his duty as rural
mail carrier, but the flue got him and
he has been on the sick list since.
N. "a. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Carlson and I. L. Strandberg left for
Brooks. Alta, Canada, to look for
future homes.
Mrs. John Stromberg' and Miss Annie
Stromberg were Thief River Falls call.
ers Monday.
J. E. Husting is visiting relatives
near Hastings this week. (. Il. J,
J. e. Paulson and family left fol
Manchester, Mimi, few weeks ago. to
work in one Of the banks there. His
beautiful home in this town is now
occupied by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. j. Paulson, which they traded fol
their farm in town Of West Valley.
On Saturday, Nov. 80, Mrs. Algot
Lund will sell at Public Auction all he1
property such as stock, household
goods, etc, as she intends to leave fol
the west, where her folks reside. The
place formerly owned by them will be
occupied by the Ben Elseth family.
| Christ Nilsson and Mrs. III. Lund. ar,
rived from Dakota last week. "
Mrs. Book. left for Winnipeg last
week to consult q doctor at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Nilsson, Of Crane
Forks, are visiting relatives here and
near Karlstad. # 4 i
Christmas is drawing near, and whe1
ready to buy your Xmas gifts call al
Miss o: Rockies Millinery and Motion
Store. She has already received ship
ment of Xmas goods, So: 7 is
r., Since last correspondence was; sen
1these three couples have hads til.
tnuptiaI knot tied !: Ike Isaacson ant
Minnie. Thompson "a inus anderson! AM
Emma ,Siisblom, and Alex Bystromi anatt
Myrtle Bena0il Here are: cong fatul4a
lions. . g. ftssa IS g ,ss -ss IS ~
&: Nj. and and Mrs. Perry johnson, Of Ii,
EStrandq dist: Mercantile CO., arrives
from Brisbane, N. D. to take the man
agement Of the store business here
Mrs. J.. @. sjoquist returned hom
from Welby, Sask., Canada, shor
while ago: -. e. Is ~ I s. .'s 3
Mrs. sarah johnson is home agail
after short visit with her sonl.iAt Kin
bred, N. D.. Szs s .SIssf|
Miss Elizabeth Isaacson left1for War
rem last week. .iTl|I . s
Il Mr.. and Mrs g. PIP hilstromlS ttend
led the funeral Of Mrs 81. G. Van2gnes
at Superior, Wis, Mrs. PhillfFtrom'
4 sister) who died Of pneumonia. MI
and Mrs. ]. Cheveny, of Dooley, Mont
parents OF, Mrs. Philstrom accompanie
them here for a short stay. .s1 AA &.
| Miss Backman, from Canada, IS visit
ing at ..t,arlson's. #sf
Next Sunday meeting will again b
conducted. both in the Mission Hous
and Bethesda churches. .s.4 rss5ss
MOTHERS! why not protectrth
children by using milk fromosa II