Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-27
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William Sorenson of this place and
Ria Meyers Of Steiner, were married
Mt Thief River Falls last Wednesday
and left the same day for Red Wing,
where they will spend a brief period
visiting with relatives to the bride.
They will also visit the twin cities ON
their way home. The newleyweds will
take up their abode on the grooms farm
two miles north Of town. Mr.. SOren-
son is a capable and Intelligent young
man who has been engaged at farming
in this community all his.life and his
friends join in extending their wishes
for very happy union. The bride is
also we'll known throughout the COM
munity and is 4 woman with a sterling
character, and the possessor Of superior
integral qualities which win make her
a very desirable life companion.
O. A. Holmes and family, who have
been farming a quarter section Of land
belonging to Martin Williams east. of
this place for the last two years, left
last Saturday with their personal be-
longings and stock for st. Hilaire,
where they will in the future operate a
farm which they have purchased.
Helmer Carlson arrived here by car
from Devils Lake, N. d., last Sunday
for a brief visit with his folks, and
later left for Minneapolis by rail to at
tend to business matters for few days.
The general election will be held next
Tuesday, November ?, at the Busy Bee
school building. Dist. No. 1877, four
miles north of town. This is the only
election place for this township. All
United States citizens past the age of
21, both male and female, have the
right this year to cast their vote on all
political matters.
Jim Thompson left last Sunday for
Crookston, where he spent the day
visiting with friends and returned home
on Monday.
Jos. J. SHREDDER, of Sank Center, has
been in this community the past week
securing new members for the Mime
sofa Farm Bureau Federation, and has
so far been quite successful in his work
among the local farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Strobe and fam
lily, from Angus, motored up last Sun
day for brief visit with the Sorenson
and Haugen families. ,s..-
Percy Hanson, of Crookston, is spend
ing couple days with his grandfather,
P. Sorenson. +.
At the election held last Friday for
the consolidation of School Districts
No. Pennington county and Al, 1877
and 81 Marshall county, 81 votes were
cast for consolidation and y against
consolidation, thus retaining the pres
ent school facilities for another year or
more. Distance and increased rates Of
taxation seemed to be the main Objec-
tional factors for consolidation. Both
the school building in District No.
and one of those in District No. 81, has
been this year condemned by the school
authorities and will have to undergo
extensive repairs before school can open
next fall.
John Rafteseth has this week COM
menced the erection Of new residence
on his farm north of town.
John Ranum is building new barn
on the Thorson farm south of town
which he is operating.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. Carl Bloom west of town
last Thursday and was we'll attended
among others number Of Viking peo-
pie were in attendance.
Miss Ida Hanson. from Alexandria
arrived here last Thursday for a two
days visit with the John SagmOen peo
pie. She will also visit with relatives
at Thief River Falls before returning
home.
"A number Of teachers from Holt and
Steiner and including the local teach
ers, Mesdames Zilda Snider and Ebba
Sagmoen and Miss Clara Sorenson left
on the Friday morning local for Warren
to attend the teachers convention.
Olof Opseth arrived home from
Moose Jaw, Canada, last Wednesday
Mr.. Opseth has spent the last two
months working and looking about thu