Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-29
HELGELAND

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! Last Wednesday night at the home
or Mr.: and Mrs. Simon Olson, a mum.
; Der OF friends took part in farewell
surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dur
balm, who are leaving for Brownsville,
Iexas, the latter part Of the week. Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Durbahn were present
ed with a small remembrance by those
present and afterwards the evening was
spent In music and cOnversat ton after
which dainty lunch was served by the
visitors. Those present were, namely,
: Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Olson. Mr. and
Mrs. Filing Olson, Mrs. John Olson,
Otto. Arthur c., Martin, Leonard, Ellis,
Arthur O., Gerhard, Sidney, Alma,
Gena, Anna and Annis Olson and Fred
Meyer, Stella Sandbo, Annie Elden and
Osmund Ordal, besides a few others.
The community regrets to hid Mr.. and
Mrs. Durbahn farewell. With them
leaves strong community boosters. a
people whose willing efforts to help
elevate and strengthen society and CO.
operation has won for them large
number of warm friends and the COM
munity as whole joins in the best
wishes for their welfare in the future
The schools in districts 276 and 279
started last Monday with Miss Anna
Anderson, of Wisconsin, as teacher in
No. 279, and Miss Gena Olson for 276.
A hearing for the petitioned county
road running north into Helgeland
from the King Of Trails north of
CrookstOn, was held in the Polk county
court house and a good delegation was
present from both here and Brandt. and
the petition being granted, we can look
forward to good improvement for this
part OF the county and straight and
direct road between three county seat
towns, namely. Warren, Thief River
Falls and Crookston.
In spite Of the rain on Thursday w.
}. Durbahn's sale was we'll attended
and totaled little over 5000.
T. D. Thomson. of Osakis, Mimi, the
new owner of the Durbahn farm. at
tended the sale, leaving for his home
again on Friday evening.
Andrew Olson, Leigh Peterson, Ole
Gjerde and W. &. Hamrick have been
busy this last week cutting corn and
filling their silos.
Gena Olson, Mrs. O. w. Hauglid and
daughter Mildred, spent Saturday att
CrOOkstOn and Warren.
Pearl Rowe and Mildred Hauglid,
who are attending high school at Thief |
River Falls. spent Saturday and Sun
day with their home folks.
Wayne Sugdam, of Galesburg, ILL.,.
and Andrew Belcour, of White Earth.
Mlnn, left last week for their homes.
after spending the threshfng season
with W. &. Hamrick.
Gerhard Olson did shopping in Ra-
1lum on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Jouringdal and
laughter Ettie, of Numedahl, were visit
DIS at the Mrs. 1nga Peterson home
sunday, also Mr.. and Mrs. Anton John
son and baby, of Thief River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Carlson and fam
ly, of Thief River Falls, visited at the
Mrs. John Olson home on Sunday.
Christ Solvik was a business caller
It Bob Miller's on Monday evening.
Miss Helen Young, Red Cross NUM-
:ipal nurse Of Crookston, and Miss
esther Wick, Red Cross county nurse,
Visited the school in Dist. go and ex-
,mined the children on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Durbahn started
N their trip to Brownsville, Texas, on
They, were accompanied as
ar as Gary: by Mr. and Mrs. s. e.
Olson, where they expect to visit for a
short time with Mrs. ~Durbahn's and
Mrs. Olson's folks before continuing.
they expect to make the trip by car