Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-23
VIKING

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Sheriff Hanson was business caller
In Viking several days Of last week.
Mr.. Dixon, Of Warren, held an auc-
ton sale one day last week on the car
load OF horses shipped here from Da-
kota some time ago. 3
Mrs. Bloomberg received telegram
last week from her son Herman. who
is now in New York, stating that he
expected to be sent to Camp Mills. from
where he soon will be discharged from
the army.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid met in
the church last Tuesday afternoon. It
was announced at this meeting that the
aid Will hold an auction sale next Sat-
urday evening, the 26th. Lunch will
be served. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
Carry SOlberg was a Warren caller
one day last week.
Gust PetersOn's moved out to the
old Cleveland farm last week.
Mrs. Greenly was business caller in
Grand Forks one day last week.
Peter Lindquist had the misfortune
to lose one Of their most valuable horses
last week.
Mrs. Even Anderson. of New Sol,,m
visited at E. Styrlund's Tuesday after
noon.
A. styrlund autoed out to Newfolden
one evening last week to see their rela-
tives, A. Axelson's. -
Dr. Carson, from Lake Mills. Iowa.
transacted business here Thursday.
The Chas. Larson family spent LAS.
ter Sunday at H. Larson's. 49,
Jeanette Ostrom, of Warren. visited
at Henry Sustad's during the Easter
vacation.
Lewis Halvorson purchased a new
Ford car last week.
George Hegg was Wednesday even
ing caller at A. Styrlund's.
Emil Tornell and children, of Warren,
visited at the P o. Peterson home over
Sunday.
Anna Eide visited with Hilda Han
son Sunday afternoon.
Alvera AxelsOn, Ruth and Myrtle An
dersOn, Hilda Larson and Mrs. G.. John
son, all autOed out to Rosewood Sun
day evening to attend the services held
there So.
A large crowd of Viking people auto
ed to Warren Friday to see the war
tank exhibited there.
Agnes FOrslund, of Warren, spent
Easter vacation at her home here.
John LindQuist visited at Chas, Tang
quist's Sunday afternoon. Sc 80
George ZnerOld, of Warren, spent
Easter at J. Halvorson's.
Mrs. Ed. Rud, Of Strandquist, spent
Sunday at Christ Rud's. -. 49,.
Mr.~and Mrs. Carl Johnson returned
home from Pitt last week, where they
have been during the winter.
The Junior Red Cross girls sold home
made candy and popcorn Monday, Vic
tory Loan Day. - g.. s~-
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson, of New
folden, visited relatives in Viking Sun
day. 49,. .--..-
A Red Cross meeting was held at the
school house last Thursday. There will
be another meeting next Monday, April
2Sth. Important business meeting. All
members are asked to be present at the
school house at 4 o'clock. ,siz
Mrs. Clarence Dokken, from Bis
marck, n. Oak, arrived in Viking Sat
urday evening to visit for a few days
at her parental home. Her husband,
who has been in the training camp for
some time, is expected home the latter
part of this week. ..--
J. G. Olson of Thief River Falls, was
a business visitor here Thursday.
Ed. BiglOw came out from Warren
Saturday evening. .-
County Agent HUSKY, of Warren, was
a Viking caller Saturday.
Myrtle and Violet Krohn, accompan-
led by one of their girl friends of Thief
River Falls, spent couple days visit
ing at the formers home last week.
The Uland boys autoed out from
Warren Sunday.
Services were conducted by Rev.
Drotts in the Mission church Easter
morning.
Mrs. T.. Johnson, of Alma, visited at
her. sisters home Sunday, Mrs. J. Ben
son.
Rumors are to the effect that Gustav
Berg has arrived safely from across.
His Company is now, however, quar-
antineed in hospital due to sickness
among the soldiers.
A bunch Of young people autoed over
to e. Sackett's to surprise Alton last
Sunday evening. Lunch was served. A
delightful time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Word was received Monday that
Engvid Lundgren has arrived in New
York.
Freda Eckblad spent Easter vacation
at her home in Warren.
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