Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-03-12
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sEas surveyor JUST, from Warren, spent
Tuesday in town and locality.
Mrs Walter Larson, from Thief
River Falls, is visiting at her parental
home at 2. A. Storeby.
The Bethesda Ladies' Aid will hold
an auction sale at the School House
March 18th on Saturday afternoon, at
2 O'clock P. NJ. At II O'Clock a. good
dinner will be served. All welcome to
attend.
Mrs. Greve, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Johnson of this
place, departed for Greenbush on Sun
day evening.
The Deputy Sheriff from Warren was
a business caller here last week.
Frank LOvett left for Warren last
Week to consult a doctor.
The English Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will meet at the school house next Sun
day, March 10Th, at 2 O'Clock. Lunch
will be sold for the benefit Of the
church. All welcome to attend.
On Sunday afternoon, March 9th, at
the Swedish Lutheran parsonage at
Thief River Falls, Herbert G. johnson
and Dolpha StrandQuist, Of this place,
were united in marriage. The attend
ants were Willie Hanson and Miss
ANNA Nilsson. The newly weds left for
Minneapolis on Sunday eve, where they
will spend their honeymoon. Best Of
congratulations to the happy couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lee and Mr..
Schwartz left for Minneapolis on Mon
day evening.
Ben Johnson has accepted the posi-
ton as manager at the Strandquist
Mercantile and has already entered his
new position.
Ole Twedts family arrived here last
week from Newfolden. =
AdOlph Anderson from Kinistine,
lSask., is visiting his uncle G.. F.. An
derson this week.
G. r. johnson Implement Co. has al
ready unloaded two carloads of farm
machinery and expects another one con-
tanning automobiles, etc., as he expects
to sell twice as much this year as last,
and he did well then too. s
On Tuesday, March 18th, Mrs. Mary
Sylskar of this village received the sad.
news that her son, Torjus, soldier in
France had died on March list. The
mother has anxiously been awaiting
to hear from him for months, but with
the hopes that he would soon come back
to gladden. the household, but this was
not to happen. This was hard shock
to the mother and sisters and brothers,
and the community extends it's sympa-
thy to the bereaved ones in their hour
of sorrow. TOrjus name will always
be remembered and his name will be
among those who gave their life for
their country.
" SCHOOL NOTES. ..
Victor Bernhardson has been substi-
tuting in Miss Westerson's room the
past two weeks, during her absence at
her home near 'Hallock, where she was
called by the serious illness of an older
sister, -
It is very important that all pupils
attend regularly during the remainder
OF the year. The effect Of irregular
attendance is, first of all, to lessen the
childs interest in his school work, and
the consequence is that he does less
efficient work. Then every day of at
tendance by country pupils increases
the mileage for transportation received
from the State by just so much and
reduces the direct local tax levy pro-
portionately.
The school is using every precautiOn
to reduce the danger of ''f1u' contagion
TO minimum both from sources out
side as we'll as within the district
Your children are probably as safe in
school as they are at home. 49,.
The Health Tournament is now we'll
under way, and from the interest taken
there is no doubt but that quite num-
Der will come through with colors fly
ing.
Three Government w. S. Societies
have been organized in the different
rooms and the nickels are already be-
ginning to come in instead of being
spent for unnecessaries.
Amelia and Marie Gronberg have re-
turned to school after a siege of illness.
We are glad to see their smiling faces
again.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
THE DIAMOND BRAND. 4
@ $;i !: Sc $:5 &; s.;