Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
ALVARADO NEWS

Since there are quite a few families
in this vicinity who were former resi-
terest to them to know that a seepage
of crude oil has been found in the
neighborhood Of Kelvin, Mont. Interest
is high and lately there has been mark
ed interest in oil development in all
the northern section. r.
Miss Stella Sands and Victor Edman
called at the Anderson home in North
land Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olson and Misses
Annie. Engstrom and Jennie Ugstrand
ing.& -..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Backstrom and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernt Christensen and
SON, Casper. autoed to Strandquist Sum
panied by Clara Christianson. Mrs. Ell
mer Huset and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Smith and family
visited at the John Smith home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs c. o. Olson and family
autoed to Bloomwood Sunday after
noon. -r' 49,
will entertain the Swedish Lutheran
Lndell home. Ali are welcome.
Mr.. and: Mrs. Gust Edman were viii
liaEe callers Monday. W .l..s
Mrs. Lindell and son and Mrs. Oscar
Melin Friday. 2'& -.
Nj: and Mrs: waiter Sands and sons
Mrs. Breixke and baby arrived from
Warren Friday accompanied by Miss
Robertson who visited with Mrs. Oscar
L. Olson and Mrs. David Hill.
proud parents of a baby boy born at
the Warren City hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Erickson and family.
of Warren, visited with relatives in the
E Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lindell and SON au-
toed to Viking Sunday. H6t@s
f. Walter Sands and Anton Fregard and
son were Grand Forks callers Friday. =
Mimi, Friday to resume her duties as
teacher. Her brother Marvin accom-
panied her to Thief River Falls and re-
turned Saturday morning. Et..a
IT, Mr.. Bragge was an Oslo caller We'd
nesday. X A.. .,:.. = n.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sands and fam
ily and Cecil Sands arrived from Devon.
tire trip by. automobile travelling thru
snow in different parts Of Montana and
North Dakota and during the last days
they encountered some very muddy
roads owing to the recent heavy rains
The public school teachers were en-
tertained to a six O'clock dinner at the
Frank rank Dahlgren home Monday.
II Mrs MIS- OSCAR NJ Olson and daughter
Thursday afternoon. 4Rf%S1g b.
b. Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Dahlgren and fam
NY and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stranberg au-
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden Hauren.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Bovee and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Sands formed hunting
party Sunday and spent the entire day
Mrs e. a 8. p olson ana children and
Martha Johnson autoed to Warren Mon
day afternoon. 5 z5$,}5| Ssi {.l5 n 7,s15 fT,t
Miss Cecil and MRS. Walter sands and
at the Hilma Fering home Al Is ISs3-
L Born to Mr.. and Mrs Martin Ander-
son on Friday son. $a II /. NJ n
!, I, Miss Hansk KUN. Of Minneapolis. spent
atEA number of local young folks at
tended the basket social Saturday eye-
ming. v Arthur Sands acted as clerk and
sHenninE Smith as auctiOneer }&%a j,I}sa.
#.3 Miss Reibe was guest to dinner at
the NyStrOm home Sunday I'll rs If
are visiting at the Ole Berg home. i
$.t An apron and overall party was Eiv-f
en- at the high school Friday evening.
Those present report a very good time.
y. Anton Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hin,
Alma, Larson and Emil Hill autoed to
s Misses Martha and w lilo y ollnson and
Mrs PC SOrenson{ will entertain the
Norwegian lutheran ladies' aid at the
church Oct 9Th. All are welcome.
Sunday 81 s33 f'53
Mrs. II Agnette Sands and II daughter!
Stella spent Monday. b az ernoon with
Mrs FIilma Fering. ,l 3 Il
!, NJ and MI II. .Back strom and FAM
lily. M i. and Mrs. G. And erson and fam
lily, Helen and lame s$& Porten. Misses
Watkins. r. iebe. w el ty.. o. Conner and
BlOomsness spent aSSgs Sunday afternoon
at Turtle River " 81
ss ss Mr.. Mckenzie of Grand Forks. was
aabusiness caller in the village Monday
Walter Backstrom and Sam Porten ac-1
companfed him back to commence their
studies at the University s #Isi SSFss
81 Mrs. Tilden Haugen, Of 1lstrandQuist.
iss IS guest at the Il Strand berE home this
Martin johnson. Willow, as8 Martha
ana q RAYMOND Johnson ere quests to-