Warren sheaf., 1922-03-01
Al VARADO NEWS

The Lyceum course scheduled for
last Thursday evening was postponed
on account Of irregular train service.
The high school pupils will give a
program Friday. The orchestra will
render their first public selections
Come and hear them.
Henry Clark entertained at the au-
ditorium Wednesday evening"
Nate Allen, who is connected with
the Spaulding elevator in Warren,
transacted business here last Friday
Misses Erickson and Peterson, of
Grygla, arrived Saturday for visit
at the home of Miss Erickson's aunt,
Mrs. O.. Lindblad.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Norwegian church will be held Thurs
day evening Of this week commencing
at o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
Lewis Larson and his sister, Mrs.
M. Sands. departed for Baudette last
Thursday evening for few weeks
visit at the home of their sister, Mrs
A. J. Hidden. The also intended to
visit with relatives residing near War
road before returning.
James Porten spent Friday evening
in Warren.
Olaf Christianson returned Monday
morning from weekend visit with
friends in Radium.
Ivan Bovee has been on the sick
list for a few days.
Mrs. Ole Azure and son arrived from
Oslo Tuesday for a visit in the vii
Iage.
Willie O.. Johnson transacted busi-
ness in Oslo and Granville Tuesday.
Erwin Malm spent Washington's
birthday at the home Of his grand
father, Lewis Larson.
Miss Hulda Lundin was a weekend
visitor with relatives and friends in
Warren and Radium.
The Norwegian Lutheran choir met
for practise at the Fregard home last
Thursday evening.
Mrs p. G.. SorensOn was on the&sick
list last week. -"
Rev. Wall, who has conducted SER
vices in the Baptist church for three
weeks departed Monday for Winni-
peg.
Andy Larson returned to Grand
Forks Monday morning.
Phillip Nordlund and Teddy Berg
man were 500 passengers to Warren
last Thursday evening.
DR.. Wiltrout, Of Oslo, called at the
following homes Monday: Henry Pc
terson, Sanfrid johnson, p. c.. Soren-
son, w. F. Malm and Walgren.
Miss Minnie Malm returned to her
home in Grand Forks last Wednesday
after having nursed her brother, w.
F. Malm for almost two weeks. Mr..
Malm is much improved. = -
The band has begun rehearsing
once a week at the State Bank build
ing. We are all looking forward to
some interesting open air concerts this
summer.
A large crowd was present at the
Swedish Lutheran church Sunday eve
ming to listen to the musical numbers
and interesting readings which were
very well rendered -
I. N. Lodoen transacted business in
Warren Tuesday.
LADIES-Mrs. Florence d. Nelson,
the NuBone Corsetiere, will be in Al
varado on Friday, March 3rd.
The Norwegian Lutheran. Choir
practised at the home of Martin John
son Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mossberg left for Minneapolis
Wednesday.
Mrs, John Forslund, of Vega, who
has been ailing for many years, is re-
ported to be in a very critical condi-
tion.
Albert Wallberg was a Grand Forks
visitor last week. 4
Lawrence Dagoberg and Fred john
son are assisting at the Hjalmer Dago-
berg home, while Mr.. Dagoberg is
visiting in Stephen.
Only small audience was present
at the literary program given last
Friday. Those present enjoyed the en-
tertainment immensely. Another pro-
gram will be given Friday Of this
week. ,.
Society News
Mrs. A. Fregard and Mrs. G.. O.
Holt were pleasant callers at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson last We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Christianson returned
Thursday after having spent week
at the Carl Sands home south Of town.
George and Arthur Sands visited at
the Lewis Larson home Wednesday
evening. @'.,,s
Elmer Sorenson spent Sunday after
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Mrs. Johnny Peterson, Mrs. Nels
Markuson, Mrs. FrykhOlm and Alice
Markuson were visitors at the Bernt
Christianson home Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Olson called at the
Markuson home Tuesday afternoon.
The Seniors and Juniors entertained
the Freshman and sophomores, teach
ers and several other guests at the
high school auditorium Friday. A
very good time was reported by all
'" those present.
Mr.. and MS. Alfred Sands, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Edman, Mrs. Ludwig An"
,derson and daughter and Frederick
and Arthur Sands were guests at the
Lewis Larson home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Henry Backstrom entertained
at thimble party at her home Thurs :
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