Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-21
Brandt-Helr ICELAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. O. Sande formerly
OF this place but now Of Thief River
Falls, returned recently from the coast,
where they had spent the winter.
Ole Gjerde, Palmer Peterson and
Leigh Peterson have placed orders for
silos to he erected this year. NJ q.
Melvin Ranum, who has been confined
to the hospital the past week with
badly lacerated thumb, is getting along
nicely and expects to return home soon
MI. MORRISON OF Isadium, was bus
mess caller at Will Hauglid's one day
last week.
Ellis Olson went to Angus Tuesday to
meet the Christensen family, who ar
rived that morning from Crookston.
They will move onto the former Sande
place.
Sande Bros. came out from Thief RI
YER Falls last Thursday, returning home
the following day with some household
goods.
Alma Anderson spent last week end
at her home in Sanders, returning on
Sunday by car. Her father and brother
brought her over and also visited at
the Peterson home
Fred Stretch took some baled hay to
town Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Tollevs conducted English ser
vices at the Melo church last Sunday
afternoon
Palmer Peterson together with his
mother and brother Russell, autoed to.
Warren Saturday evening.
few farmers have already COM
menced work in the fields,
Simon Olson and w. J. Durbahn
were at Warren Friday.
Anna and Ellis Olson spent Saturday
evening at Warren
Johnnie Mundell left the first of last
week for w. G. Hamrick's, where he
will be employed.
Tom and Will Hauglid were at War
rem Oh Tuesday.
Mrs. Inga Peterson and Mrs. A. II.
johnson were Tuesday afternoon callers
at Tom Hauglid's.
Alpha johnson, of Gary, came last
Wednesday to visit her sisters Mrs. w.
J. Durbahn and Mrs. Simon Olson.
@. W. Hauglid and daughter Gladys
autoed to Thief River Falls Friday
afternoon to get Mildred. She returned
to her school duties on Sunday.
G. G. Christensen and family arrived
Tuesday from CrookSton and are now
settled on the former Sande place.
Don't forget to attend the Rag BAN
social at Prairie View schoolhOuse OF
April oath.
Palmer Peterson. Mrs. Inga Peterson,
Alma Anderson, Eldor and Russell Ped
erson visited friends at Thief River
Falls last Sunday.
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Anna and Ruth were Monday afternoon
callers at Mrs. Inga Pederson's.
Ruth Olson visited at Oscar OlsOn's
last Thursday.
Fred Stretch has had most of his
baled hay hauled to town with a trac-
tor.
The snow which fell on Tuesday
morning will delay seeding operations.
"A. L. johnson returned Monday eve
ming from a business trip to Swan Ri
yer. Sask.
w. G. Hamrick and daughter Marie
spent Tuesday in Angus and Warren
shopping.
O. J. Carlson made a quick trip to
Angus Thursday.
Frank Hamrick autoed to Warren on
Saturday night
Mrs. Inga and Palmer Peterson and
Anna Olson attended to business mat
ters in Warren on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. J. Carlson and fam
lily visited relatives and friends at
Viking on Sunday.
Mrs. John Hanson and daughter
Ethel visited with Mrs. Albert Peder-
son on Monday.
The w. G. Hamrick family were din
ner guests at the O. Erhart home in
McCrea on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. e. Olson Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Durbahn and Miss Alpha
johnson were callers at the Filing OF
son home Sunday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson visited
with G. Solviks on Sunday.
Services will be held in the Melo
church next Sunday. April 25, in the
Norwegian language at p. NJ. and
don't forget the Ladies' Aid on May 6
at Mrs. Simon OlsOn'S.
Now is the time to get ready to swat
the fly and swat the mosquito. A swat
in time is worth a dime, while a swat
delayed may as we'll not be made, as
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