Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-04
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Influenza Claims Three Victims
Within One Week in One Family

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Influenza Claims Three Victims
Within One Week in One Family.
In last weeks paper was mentioned
the death of Mrs. Nels Nora, aged 81,
In Norden from pneumonia following
only few days previous illness from
influenza. 1t also stated that both Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Nora We're down with the
same disease but we'll on the way
to recuperatio in fact, Ole was we'll
enough to escort a shipment Of live
stock to Thief River Falls, but while
there suffered a relapse and on return
Ing home fingered until Wednesday
evening when he died. Young Mrs.
Nora also was doing nicely the begin
ming Of the week, but it appears was
unfortunate enough to contract a cold
which was speedily followed by pneu-
monia which ended her life last Satur-
day evening, three deaths within one
week in one family by this dreaded
disease. Only two members of this
family now remains, little Oswald aged
four, and only one son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Nora, and Mr.. Nels Nora. These
two are in apparent good health vet,
and it is hoped they will escape the
malady.
Miss Minnie Sorenson left last Tues
day evening for Thief River Falls,
where she expects to be employed in the
future. .55az.5
Mrs. Lloyd Grown left last Wednesday
for a brief business trip to Warren.
She will from there proceed to her
home in town Of Rockbury. Mrs.
Grown has been visiting for two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blom, south Of town.
A number of farmers from this place
attended the annual Cooperative
Creamery meeting at Thief River Falls
last Saturday.
In the list Of Jurors for the spring
term Of the District Court are mention
ed the following names from this town
ship. Petit Jury: Gust Nakken, O. a.
Flann and Oscar Forsberg, and for the
Grand Jury, Axel Axelson.
Miss Clara Peterson has resigned as
teacher at Rosebank, and will be sue
ceeded by Mrs. A. s. Holm Of this place
who will enter upon her duties the be-
ginning Of this month. Miss Peterson
who leaves owing to failing health, will
return to her home at Thief River
Falls. Mrs. Holm is first grade
teacher, with varied experience in
the schools Of Traverse county, where
she formerly resided. The school board
is decidedly fortunate in having Sc
cured her services for the remainder
of the term
Carl Blom left last Tuesday for a
few days business trip to Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gullseth are en-
pertaining a brother and sister to Mrs.
Gullseth, who arrived from further
south in the state on Saturday morning.
The train service on the 500 wheat
line has been rather uncertain the last
week owing to stormy weather, which
seems to block the deep cuts out west
as soon as the snow ploWs can open
them. The east bound passenger trains
HAVE UCCH 1lOlu lOll0 W. SlA uOuIS ldIc
almost every evening. And Friday eve
ning's train lis not through yet. On
Saturday the schedule was fairly reg
ular owing to the train not going
farther than to Adams and then re-
turning. No freight trains have come
through from east since Thursday
Sven Swenson and Peter Mellem Of
the local school board were at Warren
between trains last Saturday to attend
a school convention.
Gilbert Grindeland spent two days
the latter part Of the week on business
at Warren
Miss Bobby" Westby, who was en-
ployed at Thief River Falls for some
time past, returned home on Saturday
M. b. Rafteseth spent couple days
at Thief River Falls the latter part Of
the week to close deal whereby he
became the owner of the E. u and SW..
n, of the NV. n, and the NE.A of the
SW. n of land in Sec. ~, in town Of
New Solum. Mr.. Fossum formerly own