Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31
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Paid to patrons 34.82761
Paid freight, yardage, CON-,
hay and feed -------- 182257
Paid managers commission
and home expenses ss4e6
Paid feed for hogs in car - 283
Balance cash on hand in
sinking fund ----- 215,23
Total ----------------$3 7,252.9O
No. of cars shipped during year-19.
No. Of cattle shipped 1853.
No. of hogs 400.
No. of Sheep 1913.
Average expense on cattle per 100
lbs. $500 cents.
Average expense on hogs per 100 lbs.
|-6O75 cents. :
Average expense on sheep per 100
lbs.---72.S4 cents.
Average shrinkage on hogs per 100
lbs.-3- cents.
In conclusion, I hereby wish to thank
the board of directors and all patrons
for their hearty cooperation, and wish
you all Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
A few Of our best returns for the
year are as follows;
Mats Anderson, large heifers, net
$232.95.
Chas. Lindquist, for 1 COW, net price
|-$1O6.26.
Ole Yikse, 2 steers brought D net
price of $4,000.
Chas. Knitter, for 1 hog net-$95 81
Albert Peterson, for hogs, net
$165.16
E. Joringdal, for l veal calf, net
$500.
This fall the market has been low or
all stock on account of the heavy run
at all markets.
Our association will ship stock agar
January 31st, 1920.
Stick to the association, you will be
money ahead in the long run.
Your Servant,
HENRY SUSTAD,
Manager
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Vinje left for Piney
Canada, last week to spend the holi
days visiting with Mr.. Vinje's relatives
The Chas. Larson family spen
Christmas day at Fred Larson's.
A large crowd attended "Julota" il
the Mission church Christmas morning
Hilda Larson returned to Oslo Mon
day morning, after having spent Xma.
at her home here.
Rev. Brekke, of Alvarado, conducted
services in the Norwegian Lutheran
church Sunday forenoon.
| P. 0. Peterson's spent Sunday at A
Larson's.
Myrtle and Violet Krohn, who atten;
high school in Thief River Falls, spen
the holidays at their home here.
n, Sustad's entertained number O.
relatives Saturday evening.
A bunch Of youngsters were GU
sleigh riding Saturday evening.
The F. Anderson girls and Florenc,
Lindell were entertained at John Lind
QulSC s sunday afternoon.
Helen Larson, Of Warren, arrived il
Viking last week to spend a month.
vacation visiting at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Anderson ant
baby from Newfolden spent the Holt
days visiting at their parental homes
in Viking.
Mrs. Ed Krohn spent Sunday il
Thief River Falls.
Mrs. Agnes Rud, Of Middle River, il
visiting at present at the G. Rud home
The following were entertained a,
Chas. Peterson's Xmas day: the Gust
Sustad family, p, Styrlund family, Mr.
and Mrs. M. TangQuist and Mr.. anG
Mrs. II. Sustad.
Myrtle Anderson and Vera Axelso1
came home Christmas eve from Winni
peg, Canada, to spend the holidays
Myrtle has been employed in q depart.
ment' store and Vera in a printing of.
fee.
Albert Erickson, of Thief River Falls
spent Monday at the f. Anderson home
I1uud I1duScu WtuC W Angus 1dSt
Saturday morning to visit for few
days at the homes of her sisters.
p. Erickson's were Sunday visitors at
Albert Peterson's.
Ole Sande's and G. Rud's were en-
tertained at Ed: Krohn's Xmas day.
Chas. Earson's visited at Hartvig
Larson's Sunday,
Neil Axelson, employed at Halma,
spent bis Xmas vacation at home in
Viking. - = !
Rev. Drotts and family, Mr.. and Mrs:
John Lindquist and DR.. and Mrs. Lind
quist were Xmas day visitors at G.
Lilpdell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Anderson and
daughter Violet, Of Luna, visited with
Viking friends over Sunday.
Alfred Backstrom, Of AlvaradO, spent
last week at the Peter Erickson home.
81 Oscar gnstafsQn, from north OF
Viking, and Doris Breege, Of Middle Ri