Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-26
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nesday, We're both entertaining and
Ieduca tiOnal and was attended h by a
large audience. Tie afternoon fea-
tured speeches by Miss Sylvia Weste-
hon, Minnesota publ health demon
stration nurse, and the local county
nurse Miss Loretto Newman Of War
rem, and pertained chiefly to the care
lphys ically Of infants, proper food,
housing, clothing, etc. Miss Weste-
hof carried a life size doll, with ap-
|propriate clothing to more fully dem
onstrate the proper ways and means
of caring for infants to mothers, la
dies and girls over IA, to which the
afternoon meeting das directed Music
was furnished by four local singers,
| Misses Serine Tanem, Isabel Sagmoen
and Gladys Swenson and Mrs. Emil
| Anderson for the afternoon meeting.
In the evening when the audience was
mixed Miss Westehoff demonstrated
three moving picture films, with cur
rent taken from her Ford car, includ-
ing one film on boys and girls health
problems, cleanliness, nutrition, etc,
one film on statistics, causes and
remedy for smallpox and one film on
the workings and remedies for pull
monary tuberculosis Following this
Miss Neuman gave a brief talk on
Miss Newman gave brief talk on
Of Marshall county for which she is
employed. ] ....se. S1ssss ~.
Henry Eide, from Viking, was in
town last Monday on business
| Olof Opseth, from this place, in
company with Carl Johnson and OlOf
and Albert Lappegaard from Thief Ri
yer Falls left last Wednesday by car
for Oslo and points in eastern North
Dakota where they expect to find EN-
| plOyment in the harvest fields.
Sven SWensOn was at Warren be-
tween trains on Friday attending to
! business matters. s., s.
n P. SOrenson was at Warren on Sat
urday on legal business connected with
the will Of his deceased daughter. Mrs.
| G. Engelstad. ~. -
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar .Blomberg and
family, from Crookston, were here last
Sunday visiting with the E. Blomberg
went berry picking near Mud Lake. =
| Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen is expected
home today from Bemidji where she
/ has attended a months session of
i teachers summer school. "a
| A carload of cement culverts were
shipped in this week to be laid along
the state road east and west one and
one-half miles north from town. +
1 Haying is carried on at full blast
with an average 100 per cent crop
Winter rye harvest is nearing compile.
ton and that also save for minor
acreage drowned out, is 100 per cent
! in comparison to former years.
! John r. Silverness, one Of the early
pioneer. settlers of this township dice
on: Wednesday of last week at the
home of his son Edward five miles
north Of town at the ripe old age Of
81 years. He is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Folden, of Holt ant
three sons, one living near Newfolden
one. at Duluth and one at. Texas. Tht
/, funeral took place at the Norwegian
I church at Newfolden and the remain!
! We're quietly laid to rest at the Beth
lehem cemetery at EdgeWood district
j Miss Serine STanem, who has beer
employed at the o. s. Hellerud home
4 here for the past two months, lef
, last Sunday for Thief River Fall
where she will visit at the c.. e. Ley
: den home for few days, latter goin:
~ tSAOOAAASaSO anu W 4AACA 1OuCE+ Iva
!, Esplee. . ~
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hellerud AM
Miss Anna Holm, from Twin Valley
lare over Sunday visitors at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. O.: s. Hellerud.
81 Burberry pickers to Mud Lake AM
: vicinity are numerous from this com
+ munity the last week. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gullseth motor
!, ed to Benwood and Roseau last Sat
;11 urday. to visit among relatives.
Il John Nakken, who is employed a
{. Angus, spent Sunday with his hom
i folks. ss . - Ii .. $s Il
The Abe Strobe family, Percy Han
son and John Haider;; from Angus
!. were up on a brief cali last Sunda!
!: enroute to the berry fields east Q
, Middle River. ~
The Congregational Church of
Rosewood q
! Werner Drotts. Pastor "
Services will be held next Sunda.