Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-10-25


Lock, from Devils Lake, n. u, mr.
rived here By car last Sunday morn
ing for brief visit at the John Sag
moen home and win later 80 to Thief
River Falls to visit among other rela-
tiyes.
Misses Carrie and Myrtle Nelson
celebrated their seventeenth birthday
last Tuesday with an evening party
to which were invited about q score
OF their youthful friends. The evening
was very pleasantly passed at various
amusements, Miss Carrie Nelson who
is employed at the Stanton Cafe at
Thief River Falls arrived home that
same morning and accompanying her
was Miss Parenteau who will be her
guest for few days.
3 Mrs. @. III. Olson and daughter viii
return to their home at Wannaska ON
Sunday after two weeks visit at
the home OF the formers sister, Mrs.
Julia Axelson.
Anton Gullseth and Mrs. III. A. Hal
y0rson mOtored to Benwood last Tues
day where the latter will visit for
some time with A Gu1lseth's people.
but will later return here before leav-
ing for her home at Baker
Spinning bees are becoming popu-
Lar. diversion again. Last week the
bee was entertained ON Tuesday by
Mrs. Julia AxelsOn, this week on Tues
day by Mrs. John Ranum and next
week on Thursday by Mrs. Gilbert
Grindeland.
Two marriages of local interest
took place at Thief River Falls last
week. That Of Henry Iverson to Miss
Christine Bundhund Of Goodridge, and
Miss Ellen Fellman to Mr.. .Axel r.
Larson Of Clearbrook Mr. Iverson
formerly lived win his parents on
the farm now occupied by Mr.. Jens
Mattson. For several years he has
been q resident of Goodridge where
we understand he will continue to
make his home. Miss Fellman was
last winters teacher at WillOWdale
and has many friends in that district.
The Larsons will make their home at
Yearbook.
Alfred Swandby was out from War
rem last Tuesday In the interests Of
his political campaign for Clerk of
Court.
Mr.. f. d. L0rentson, town of Bray's
hopeful candidate for Register Of
Deeds in Pennington county, was In
this vicinity one day last week so
iciting the good will Of the voters for
Nov. 9Th. =
Selmer and Adolph Haugen notored
to Goodridge last Friday to investi-
gate the possibilities and advantages
Of having wheat ground into -four By
the Farmers Mill there.
Don't forget the sale Of fancy ar
ticles and lunch at the Rindahl church
next Saturday evening, Oct. %. AL
are welcome.
Charley Swanson went to Warren on
Friday morning to attend matters OF
business.
Emil Blomberg spent Saturday at
Warren in business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson, of
Northwood, and N. G. Holm and Miss
Benette Thoreson, from F1om, arrived
here by car on Saturday evening for
an over Sunday visit with Mr. and
Mrs. o. s. Hellerud.
Miller Kruta. former section laborer
here, now foreman OF the Adams, n.
D., division, motored up last Sunday
for brief stay
The o. A. Flann family moved up
from Thief River Falls last week
and will make their future home on
Mr.. Flann's farm north Of town. The
Flanns have been residents Of Thief
River Falls for several years, but
formerly were engaged at farming
near this place. s
Rev. Nygren, from Lancaster, con-
Quoted Sunday evening services at the
village Mission church and was ac-
companied by Rev. Werner Drotts Of
Viking.
The Carl Mellem family motored to
Viking on Sunday afternoon to attend
the conference.
Mrs. James Thompson win leave
next Wednesday for Gully where she
will spend couple weeks visiting
with her sister and other relatives.
F. G.. Dolls is building an addition
to his stock barn, and Is remOdeling
and finishing his poultry house
ROSEBANK SCHOOL NOTES
Our first month OF school terminated
last Friday evening and we are very
glad so far Of an enrolment OF "a
pupils, but expect few more after
the busy fall work IS over. Out OF
these six have had perfect attend
ance, they being Wilma Engelstad,
Eileen Haugen, Gladys Nakken, Har-
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