Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-04-24
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Jalmer Ra1teSeth left for Thief Ri
YER Falls Tuesday evening from where
he proceeded further south in the state,
with the intention Of securing employ
ment.
Olof Lappegaard left for Argyle
Tuesday, where he will be employed.
John Nelson and Ernest Styrlund
two Of Vikings progressive business
men, were in twn Tuesday evening on
business, and later proceeded to Anita
to contract for shipment of sand.
Bernhard Ranum left for Viking We'd
nesday morning, where he will be en-
ployed with the moving Of the Styr-
lund Bros. Hardware Store
John Bloom autOed to FOldahl in
company with Alfred Hegstrom We'd
nesday morning to attend certain mat
tiers in regard to the organizing of a
home missionary society.
J. S. Benson, Viking garageman, was
in town Thursday evening.
Mr.. G.. Johnson, of Radium. autOed
up Thursday afternoon to attend to
some business with Olof Opseth.
Miss Ebba Walbeck, the Busy Bee
teacher. left Friday evening for a Sun
day visit with friends at Thief River
Falls and Goodridge. She was accom-
panied as far as Thief River Falls by
Rudolph Sagmoen, who left the next
day for Slayton to bring up his auto
mobile that has been housed over Win
ter at that place.
Miss Clara Backen left Friday even
ing for Thief River Falls to visit over
Sunday with relatives and friends.
S. Rafteseth is building a new barn.
Wheat and oats seeding is completed
and flax seeding will soon be under
way.
Sven Swenson returned Saturday
morning from a visit and a business
trip to Thief River Falls.
John SOrenSOn left Saturday morn
ing for Warren to attend business in
connection with the draft.
Matt Rafteseth returned Saturday
from Minot. y. D., where he is en-
plOyed.
Miss Lilly Gunstad left Saturday
morning for st. Hilaire to visit her
mother over Sunday.
Albert VOrseth and daughter Elsie,
p. SorensOn. Sievert and Matt Rafte-
seth were at Thief River Falls Satur-
day.
Ole Nyhus. Of Thief River Falls
spent a few days the latter part Of
the week at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. S. SwensOn.
The quarterly business meeting of
the congregational church was held at
the home of Mrs. Nina Anderson Sat
urday afternoon.
Bonds were sold in town of New
SOlum at the Third Liberty Loan cam
paign to the amount of S2.S5O.OO.
About fOrty-hve bonds were sold. the
largest of which was 5000. and the
smallest $50.
Mrs. f. Tland. from near Viking
was in town Saturday afternoon re-
newing old acquaintance.
The New SOlum Farmers Club had a
meeting Saturday evening at the Busy
Bee school building. and several young
sterS from this place attended.
Martin EvenSOn. Of NewfOlden. spent
Sunday at this place visiting with rela-
tiveS.
Meetings have been conducted at the
Congregational church on Monday.
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday even
ings of this week by Misses Agnes
Johnson and Bergstrand and \. F.
HegStrOm. Of NewfOlden. All meetings
have been fairly we'll attended.
Mr. and Mrs Severt Ostgaard from
Gatzke. autOed up Sunday to visit with
friends and relatives both at this place
and at Thief River Falls
Services will be conducted at Rindal
next Sunday afternoon at , o'clock by
Rev. Geo. Larson. of Thief River Falls
A. c. VOrSeth and daughter Elsie and
Miss Ella Nelson motored to Holt Sun
day to visit
Constable Selmer Haugen spent Mon
day at Warren attending to business
Chas. SagmOen has accepted build
ing contract for Fred G. Doles in
Eorden, and will commence work there
the beginning of the week. The con-
tract includes different repair work on
the residence and new porch. basement
and poultry house.
Seventythree bushels of fodder corn
arrived for distribution among the
members Of the Rosewood Farmers
Club.
The March cream checks were issued
Monday. The total amount was
$43S.39. and the largest check $31.S1
was issued to John Haider.
Mrs. Nina Anderson will leave Tues
day evening for a three weeks visit
among friends and relatives at Strath-
coma. Rainy River. ManitOu and
Bemidji. The main visit will be with a
sister Mrs. H. Backlund residing at
StrathcOna.