Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-09
HELGELAND

family visited from Saturday till Mon
day with the Marley Harper family.
near Hallock. .~-' -
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Rowe left for
Woodward, Iowa, on Monday, where
they expect to spend the winter. The
Christensen family moved into the
Rowe home and will care for the
stock thru the winter. @
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Hauglid spent
Wednesday afternoon visiting at the
Andrew Anderson home south of An
gus.
The Sheaf prints the news from
your home town.. Tell your friends
and neighbors about it.
Mrs Mary Halsa was an Angus
shopper on Monday Besides besides
bringing home her daughter Clara, who
has been employed at the Angus Hotel
this last summers go
C. c.. Christen was an Angus caller
Oh Wednesday afternoon.
Truman Thompson and Sigurd Haul
gen were out hunting rabbits last
Wednesday,
Albert Peterson, Filing Olson, Mar
tin and OLAF Carlson, Palmer Peder-
son and g. e. Arhaug delivered stock
to Warren on Friday which they sold
to the old reliable stock buyer, Mar
tin Tunheim. of Newfoldens
Hilda Hanson. of Viking, Us spend
ing week visiting with her sisters.
Mrs O. ]. Carlson and w. H. Haug
lid. -
Mrs. O. w. Hauglid. MI and Mrs.
Christ Solvik and Misses EngebOry
T0O
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Olson. ~.
Ben Sewill, of Angus. was a bust
ness caller turnout this locality on
Thursday.
Paul Larson, who arrived about two
weeks ago from Cando, n. D., to visit
at the \. J. Peterson home made al
business trip to Devils Lake. n. D.,
the latter part of the week. Mrs.
Larson visited with Mrs e. Olson
during his absence.
> This is Home Town Newspaper
Week" Have you Sent your subscrip-
ton to the, home papex yet?
Mrs. Filling Olson. Mrs Paul Larson
and Anna Olson visited with Mrs.
John Olson OH Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. A. r. Tollevs, of
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Olson and
family and Mr., and Mrs. Andrew o.
son and family were pleasantly enter
tanned 1.-THE Mrs. John Olson home
on Sunday evening after the services
in church to a O'clock dinner
Mrs Christ Heigberg and, Miss Hill
da Hanson spent Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Filing and Mrs. Anna Olson;
Ole Gjerde and son Orval, John Mum
DEL Eldor and Myrtle Peterson, Ellis
and Anna Olson and Frank and Marie
Hamrick spent very enjoyable Sum
home. - ...s. s= G.s X.
T. 7. Thompson has spent the: past
week at Senaca, Ill, taking care Of |
the marketing of the, potatoes which
ne shipped to that place. Mr.. fThomp-
son has shipped, seven carloads ~Of /
spuds to this and other points.
Palmer Johnson, who is employed
on the w, G. Hamrick farm, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. johnson, at Warren.
Miss ,>E. M. Dale spent the week
end with her sister and brother-in-
law, DR.. and Mrs. -Nessee, at Thief
River Falls. ss7st
& Mrs. s. b. Olson and children ar
lived home on Sunday after Spending
about two weeks visiting with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. TheO. Johnson,
rear Gary, besides other relatives at
Fertile and Grand Forks, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. s. Winters have
moved to Crookston to make their
home over winter. Mr.. Winters is
employed at barber shop in that
:ity.
Thanksgiving is soon here and it is
expected that the Ladies' Aid of the
church will give genuine
thanksgiving dinner on that day.
Keep your eye on the Helgeland news
olumn for further announcements
\ The Ladies Aid will meet this com
ng Thursday, Nov. 10, at the home Of
PIE Gjerde Show your community
pirit and good will BY coming either
q the afternoon or evening. You arel
u welcome. F3sss