Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-24
STRANDQUIST.


N. P. Nilsson and N. A. johnson auto
ed to Winnipeg Saturday, returning
Sunday. They were accompanied home
by the formers son, Andrew, who went
to Canada this spring. !....s,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stein and Miles
Starvalt and family, from Karlstad,
and T. Brecht and family, Sigurd
Underdahl, H. Wikstrom, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Krantz called at Bochs' last Sum
day.
Mrs. J. E. Strandquist spent day at
Ole Johnson's near Newfolden last
| week.
The English Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will meet at Mrs. j. E. Paulson's on
Sunday afternoon, Aug. 18th. You are
cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Olson, the contractor, was in
town Friday looking after the work on
the new bank. -:
Miss Lavine O. Rokke made a brief
trip to Grand Forks the first part Of
| the week.
! On July 14th a large number of
friends and relatives gathered at the
home Of E. o.: Rokke and family in;
/ West Valley, to remind them that 25
years had already passed since still
larger crowd was gathered to witness
the wedding ceremony of Ehleseus
Rokke and wife. A very pleasant af-
ternOOn was spent. Pastors Gilseth
from Newf0lden, and N. Lind from Err
! skine, and also Dan Robertson from
Argyle, spent a short While in address,
/ ing the audiences; after which the good
will of the neighbGrhoOr was shown by
presenting THE family with "a fine 1seiec-
/ ton ofFsilFerware| and purse contain
! ing money. Later the ladies got BUSY
bringing forth all the good food they
! had brought along to be served. The
parties present from out of the neigh
/ borhood were: Rev. and Mrs: Nils
| tinde of Erskine; Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Swanson, of Warren; Dan Robertson
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerber
OF Argyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Eide, of Mini
neapolis, wired their congratulations
as they were hindered from being pres
ent.
The picnic at H. Amundson's place
last Sunday in West Valley, was well
attended and this occasion, as we'll as
others, shows that people are willing
to make long journeys as well asiswill-,
ing donators to help the Red Cross
cause along. The money gotten in from
the sale Of lunch and ice cream was a
good help to raise the West Valley
Strandquist Auxilliary's fund. y
Prot. Netteland and family visited
Rev. Gronherg's Sunday. .:'%S
>.Hrandpa Co0mbes, one of Uncle Sans
Old; soldiers, arrived from WatertDWn.
>: D!y lately, Grandpa still looks spry
enough to carry q gun and aid his
country II needed, > r. " s. .7s>IIT%1
lIhe Red Gross social to be given by
Mesdames Nettelapd, Haygard, Oistad
and Paulson'Will ba%held at The Strand
quist school Ne4f EHundayttt d afternoon IA,
stead Of last Sunday as stated III last
weeks papers, as tR8re was a mistake
made as to the date. Remember Sun,
day, July 28th. All welcome. 5'.s
VIM. Coombes transacted business at
Thief River Falls last week. =
Peter Gunderson went to Thief River
Falls on Monday to seek medical aid.
+. Stronberg bought a Ford last
week from P. E. Sihlberg.
Will Rasmussen and family visited at
Stephen last Sunday.
Albin Vik and son departed for
Aberdeen, S. D., after short visit at
his mothers home here. .~~-s.~.., ~.
Rev. Fraling, from Stephen, was here
last: Friday attending to the building
affairs of the Catholic church.
Miss Annie Kleinwachter came home
from Stephen for a short visit ON Sun
day. -
Revs. Anderson and Ostlund, work
ing for the Minnesota Anti-Saloon
League, lectured here Thursday even
ing at the Mission house. We hone
that their work trying to make Mime
sofa bone dry state this fall will meet
with success. l
Mrs. Swante Hanson, from Warren,
is visiting with Miss Ottine Rookie.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiklund, of Roseau.
and Mrs. Martin Lund, of Donaldson,
visited at A. c.. Lofstrom's last Sunday.
Martin Sylvskar has bought the J. E.
Strandquist residence near the, track.
His mother and niece will come and
make their home with him.
: Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lund-
quist, on Sunday last,~a girl. Il
Violet Lofstrom spent a few DAYS
with her sister, Mrs. -Braff and family,
at Cass Lake<last week. She was ac-
companied home by her niece and
nephew -
The Highlands Ladies' Aid met at
Torjus Enderson's last Sunday. A
large number Of people attended. The
lunch netted the church $4,000.
Ben Eliason and P. O. Hanson made
a trip to Warren last week.