Warren sheaf., 1921-10-12
about four miles and would be a splen-
did undertaking for the entire icommun-

did undo dertaking for the entire commun-
! g lty, 81 and it, is to be hoped that salts
ia actOry arrangements can be made for
its undertaking. Contractor Lundin
who: has charge of the state road work
first advised this grading and is willing
to do the work It a. reasonable price
while his machinery is still It. the place.
Other contractors are Of course also
bidding on the job
a new implement shed for the town
has been erected this fall on the P. Sor-
ensOn farm north of here. " @| + =
Mrs. Nyhus returned on Wednesday
evening to her home at Thief River
Falls having stayed at the Sven Sven
son home here during the latters alb
sence at Fergus Falls, from which place
he returned that day. .-''.. .
Albert Stengelson came home from
high school at Thief River Falls on
Wednesday morning for a brief stay
with his home folks. r... -.
Milton Hoard, of the Standard Oil
Co.. was in town on Wednesday on bus
mess with the local garageman. J.. S.
SorensOn. = -, a.#Es %. 4.@ {. -
Andrew Gullseth, from Thief River
Falls and Thorn Gullseth from Middle
River were in town last Monday visit
ing with their brother, Anton Gullseth,
and Mrs. Gullseth. = .+
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson spent
Sunday visiting with Mrs. Thompson's
parents at Gully. ,-~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aos and family
from Greenbush spent Friday night as
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomp-
son on their way to Hazel and Gully,
where they will visit over Sunday.
F. G. Dolls returned on Thursday
from Lester Prairie, where he has been
few days to attend the funeral Of his
father who died last week.
Clarence BenstOn, Of the Thief River
Falls Produce Co., was in town a couple
days the beginning of the week loading
carload Of potatoes from the Ole J.
Dahl farm.
Miss Annie Tharaldson, teacher at
Busy Bee spent Sunday visiting with
her parents at Thief River Falls.
Teachers Mrs. Ebba Sagmoen, Miss
Myrtle ROseland and Miss Nelson re-
turned on Friday evening fro Warren,
where they have attended the teachers
convention this week, and if we may
judge somewhat from outside aspect
and conduct We must say Warren has
been a most cheerful host during the
past days. The merry song from the
three schoolmams as they walked up
town from the train was heard for
quite distance. -
O. A. Flann, a former farmer near
~, <,f TNh3of
River Falls, was in town on Tuesday
attending to business and renewing old
acquaintances.
Mrs. Carl Stromberg and children
from Dakota Junction, spent Tuesday
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Rafteseth. 49,.
Miss Clara Sorenson, teacher at the
county line school south Of Steiner, at
tended the Sunday evening services
here and visited with friends.
Rev. Elmer Seagren, one of the par
takers of the Evangelistic meetings at
the Swedish church, left last Friday for
Thief River Falls, where he will speak
in the evening and later go to Roseau,
where he will pursue his work.
The Rindahl Ladies' Aid had their
last monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Nels johnson last Tuesday, Rev
and Mrs. Geo. Larson from Thief Ri
yer Falls We're in attendance. The next
meeting will be at the home OF Mrs
Bernhard Ranum on<Tuesday, Nov. lst
The last of two weeks series OF
eyangelistic meetings at the Swedish
church in town wound up with a very
large meeting last Sunday evening. The
church was filled to the doors. Rev
Beckman and Walter Lindquist from
Viking. We're the evenings speakers
The song choir from both Viking and
st. Hilaire were present ana presented
a number of beautiful selections.
Gust and Olof Opseth. who has'been
in the Gonvick- Clearbrook regions DO
ing carpenter work all summer. have
accented contract for erecting Dase-
ment barn, .332x5O. on the Geo. Williams
farm now being operated by DICK Hail.
southeast of town, and will commence
work Immediately to rush completion
before freezing sets in. .sA.-5 ",.. =.
Bernhard Ranum and Theodore
Thompson have accepted contract for
moving what is known as the old Set
ness Hail. and now belonging to the
local bank on the north side Of the rail
road, remodel it and make an addition
thereto, making it into a residence, the
/ farm on which it stands also belongs
to the bank, and with suitable living
quarters should increase it's commercial
value. 35% N: /.
Emil Mellem returned on Friday eve
ming from Nekoma, n. Dak., where ne
has been employed as threshing separ-
ator man this fall. 1. I#z. a II T..
Mrs. James Thompson went to War
|sren on Friday morning where she Will
spend the day to receive medical atten-
:tion. Il "A n 7ss, -sf. @ u. 1. III n. s..
Miss Esther Thoreson, who has been
employ ed ut Thief River Falls this sum %
merS came home this week for q stay
with her parents. ii I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Strobe and family
and Percy Hanson, from Angus, motor
al ,lni last Sunday for a visit with the