Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-07-27

and friends ii this vicinity, at which
time she also sought medical aid. after
which she seemed much improved. At
the time OF her departure for her home
she seemed on the way to recovery. Last
spring she was again taken seriously III
with the old disease. Her daughter,
Mrs. Frans Hotter, OF Oslo, and son
Theo. Rykken Of Grand Forks, left Inn
medfately for her bedside, and when
they returned she was somewhat linz
proved. I
Mrs. Rykken was very well known In
this vicinity, having formerly resided
ION farm In Higdem. The community
joins with the many friends Of the
Rykken family in extending heartfelt
sympathy to them in their bereave-
ment. ssssss.sss.sfss@
The Y. r. s. Of the. Norwegian Luz
theran church will give program at
the church Thursday evening. New
officers will also be elected. AL are
welcome.
Miss Erliss Sands accompanied the
Carl Christensen family to Thief Ri
yer Falls Monday, where she will visit
at the home Of her aunt, Mrs. John
Azure. $50 {
NJ. @. johnson left for Thief River
Falls Tuesday where he will spend a
few days renewing old acQuainta
Mrs. q. %. Olson, Martha j Johnson and
Harriet Olson were 81 Warren callers
Monday. @
Axel Swanson, Ruth, Rose, Arthur
and Joseph Swanson Of Vega were vii
lage callers Saturday evening.
Miss Hannah Larson was taken sud-
denly Ill Saturday morning and threat
ened with pneumoni DR.. Wattam
was called, also Miss Minnie Malm to
attend as nurse. At last reports Miss
Larson was much improved and her
recovery is expected in the near fu-
ture. 5s:
Walfred MarkusOn, of Grand Forks,
spent the past week end at his parental
home 3zs 81 .s!
ASS Miss Clara Christianson is employed
at the Lewis Larson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ne1s Backstrom and
family and Gladys Olson autoed to Vik-
ing Sunday. .sS:sss d
*s Pete Lindell returned from a business
and pleasure trip to Leroy, Sask., on
Monday. While there he called on
many former residents of this village.
He was well pleased with the country
and reports a good crop outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Malm and sons
called at the Larson farm Monday eve
ming. s5s -
The Misses Brenum, of Moorhead,
1ofk ~, lac
c.. o. Olson was Grand Forks caller
Monday. j. 1883, ss=s ,sl@ 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Christensen and
children and p. c. Sorenson and son
Elmer visited at the Martin johnson
home Sunday afternoon. s-zs
Miss Elna Engelund arrived from
Warren Monday. and is. impro owing after
her operation. =: 2 zs-
Albert Yak. OF Warren and George
3Lodoen, George and Arthur Sands sau7
toed to Grand Forks Friday evening.
Sammy Porten. is employed at the
Alex PaulsOn farm. ,st,5
Mrs. Lewis Larson. and daughter
Hannah and Willow Johnson visited at
the Lars Satire home in Big Woods
last Tuesday. Mrs. Hans Larson re-
turned home with them ss
Walter Sands, formerly OF Alvarado,
and Z. Lerberg, prominent merchant
of Devon. Montana, transacted business
in the village and called at the John
Olson home Monday. ss t.s}
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Christensen and
children left for their home at Hoffman
Monday after a two weeks visit in
this vicinity 5 81
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Iverson, Mrs.
Albin Swenson, Mr.. and Mrs MOssberg
and family, Irene Hallins and Evelyn
Goethe left for Roseau Monday. They
expect to return with a large supply
Of blue berries Thursday 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Larson, Hannah
Larson, Willow and Martha Johnson
attended the fair at Grand Forks Fri
day. . ~ 4 .
ID .$ July 20-27 55S.
fNOTICE OF HEARING UPON PETIT
TION OF FREEHOLDER
Whereas, "a petition signed by Chas.
Hanson, a. freeholder Of School Dis
trict No. IA, s in this County, represent
ing that he is the owner OF the follow
ing described lands, situated in said
District, tO-wit: " #