Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-03
STRANDOUIST
ANOTHER or THE NOBLE s.
PIONEERS CALLED.

PIONEERS CALLED.
On November 18th, after a lingering
sickness, Jens Sjodin, a pioneer settler
of this township, was called to his
eternal rest. Deceased was born in
sAlleneset, Sweden, Europe, on April /,
1887, was united in marriage to Inge-
borg Jensd otter in the year of 1867.
He came to this country in the year Of
1893 and settled on homestead about
three miles northwest from this village,
where thru his faithful labor he made
a pleasant home for himself and fam
lily. He resided at this place till his.
ripe age His place in the home will be
missed by his dear and near ones as he
was a good husband and loving father.
He is mourned by his wife and seven
children, Mrs. Henry Sanderson, Of
Minneapolis Ole SjOdin and Jonas
Sjodin, of Strandquist; Mrs. August
Person, Of Seattle, Wash. Two child
rem have preceded him in death. He
was laid to rest in the Hamre Lund
cemetery, on Nov: 23rd, 1919, Rev. Gron
berg officiating at the home and grave.
A large number of friends attended the
funeral to-. show their tribute of love
for the deceased and the bereaved fam
lily by decorating the last resting place
with beautiful q floral offerings. The
community extends to the bereaved
family their sympathy.
"a week OF so ago number of farm
ers and business men met and organ
lied Federal Loan Bank, and the
following officers were elected: Pres,
Art. Flygare; Vice Pres, G. z, Roland
Sec. and Treas, =. r. Paulson; Direc-
tors, John Roland; Ole Nelson, George
Rasmussen, Lars Dine.
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. S. Isaacson and
daughter Doris and Misses Ottine
Rookie and Annie johnson made a trip
to Thief River Falls last week.
Miss Lillian Isaacson returned home
from Halstad last week.
The Bethesda Young Peoples Society
will meet at Portland Hotel next Sun
day afternoon, Dec. 7th, at 8 o'clock.
All are welcome.
Emanuel, Alfred and Otto Carlson
and F. ]. H0lmstrom left for the lumber
camps near Vargie, Minn., last week.
Mrs. Pass visited at G. l.. Netteland's
last week. ~.
Violet Lofstrom left for Cass Lake
last Friday. s :
Nils Sundberg, serving in the u. S.
army in Texas. came home on fur
Tough last. week and had the pleasure
to- be present with his many friends
here at the. home coming festival on
Thanksgiving day He returned to the
camp on Saturday. While here he sold;
his building in this town to Ed. O.. Ram;
stad. iiz;.z::=;.z ~ ~ 81, F;iit 5lnI
Sven .Odson is visiting relatives at
Bliva; n. D.ss's zsss ST: 49,
Miss iHi1ma Bergstrom is back again
to her old JOB at the post office and
central, assisting Miss Rokke.
Miss Kuhe spent Thanksgiving at
her home near Alvarado.
y Nils Lofgren purchased another piece
Of land in Sec. 26. Township of Nelson
Park, lastsMeek.
Mrs. Andrew E. Holmgren from
Sollel, Roseau county. was a business
caller here last Thursday.
Emil Danieldson came up, from Step
hen last week g and is visiting home
folks
George strapdberg and Andrew E.
Nelson left for Grand Forks on Thurs
day to attead college.
Rev Ord1a I'LL viii conduct services at
P. G. Haugard,s on Saturday afternoon,
Dec. 9th, ats2. O'clock, at West Valley
church on Sunday forenoon, Dec. 28th,
al, II o. clock and at Ellerth church Sun
day afternoon, Dec 29th, at 3 o'clock.
The largesttcrowd that ever gathered
here for any doing showed up at the
school house 4ast Thursday at the home
coming festiSah "A good. program was
rendered and all njoyed a great pleas
ure in being present, to say nothing of
all the good stuff the ladies brought
there to eat. ,z..
III -. Gard of Thanks.
We wish sto express; our heartiest
thanks to those who assisted us during
the sickness and death Of our dear hus-,
band and father, and for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs. Ingeborg Sjodin
Mrs Henry Sanderson
Mrs. Augusta Person
Ole Sjodin
Jonas SjoIlin.
STEINER