Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-12

Shareholders Of the Northwestern
Minnesota Telephone Co., held their an
fnual meeting in this town and Of the
NeWfolden Telephone Co., at NewfOld-
en-. Both were well attended.
Mrs. Book and Mrs. Neibergal went
to Thief River Falls week ago to con-
suit DR.. Kerby.
Miss Wangness, from Kennedy, is
employed at the StOdOla Restaurant.
Last Sunday the English Ladies' Aid
met at Mrs. Vik's, and was the largest
gathering that has met at any place for
many months, but Mrs. Vik did not
worry as she had prepared enough to
satisfy all. The meeting added over
$1,000 to the church fund.
Rev. Ordahl will conduct English
services at the church in town on Feb.
10th, at p. m. All are welcome.
Miss Shurson returned to her school
in town of Wright, after short stay
at her home, whereto she was called
to her sisters bedside and who died of
pneumonia during her stay at home.
MISS AakerblOm returned from the
Thief River Falls hospital a week ago
but is still on the sick list.
Send your soldier friends some of the
county papers. They are longing for
news from home. News that does not
interest you will maybe be worth much
to them far from home.
Miss Olga Duyos returned to her
school duties at Halma a week ago.
On Washingtons birthday the English
Ladies' Aid will meet at the school
house and there will determine who the
lucky party is that will win the quilt
that the ladies have to give away for
almost nothing. There will also be
other things Of interest going on, so be
(sure to be there. 1t will begin at ?
o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Haugan returned
to Halma on Monday, after a short
visit
Will Hanson has been appointed
helper at the depot, and MI. Pihlstrom
will have few hours of freedom now,
when he does not need to work over
time. Bill seems to enjoy his new
| work first rate.
A. 3. Nilsson made trip to Thief Ri
YER Falls last week.
Miss Synneva Soften returned to her
home on Sunday, after spending a few
| weeks near Germantown
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee left for Minneapolis
on Friday evening. Mr. Lee is the new
proprietor of the Mercantile store of
this place.
Mr.. Gunlogson and Mrs. Kingsberry,
who have been assisting with the in
ventory at the Mercantile store, left for
Grand Forks a few days ago.
Mrs. ]. Thompson returned home
from Bronson last Saturday evening.
DR.. Mugg will be here the Goth of
February to treat your eyes if they
need some repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stennes came up
! from Shelly on Monday and may make
their future home in West Valley.
G.. G. FredricksOn is enjoying the
visit Of his brothers from Morris.
Adolph Lindgren, from Karlstad, is
! working for Emil Lefroth.
Anton Johnson left for Bemidji last
Saturday.
Miss Gerda Tell, who has been sick
for some time, passed away on Monday
J evening. Her obituary will be given
flater.
Prof. Sjostrand, of Warren, conduct.
ed several services in this vicinity on
Sunday.
Perry johnson went to Grand Forks
to attend to business on Tuesday.
Albert Lofstrom returned home from
the woods on Monday.
Mrs. G.. P. Pihlstrom made a trip ia
Thief River Falls on Saturday.
Victor Gjerdlund visited in Newfold-
en- over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Book went to Minneapolis
to consult DR.. Williams.