Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-04-05
VIKING
VIKING MARKET DAYS
PROVE BIG SUCCESS
Lards Crowds Attend Sales Both Days
And Take Advantage of Bar
gains Offered

NC C"O IudlhcL udyS uclU mere LII
our village last week proved a sue
cess. The streets were damned with
people both days eagerly looking for
bargains, which the business people
had in readiness for them. Every
thing was carried out precisely as was
advertised. AS an evidence of this
We might mention that a grass seed
ing attachment brand new was sold
by the Farmers Cooperative Store
for one dollar when the original price
was nine. Many other bargains were
offered and needless to say were Gag
erly picked up. Auction sales were
held both days, the first day large
number of ODDS and ends such as fur
niture, kitchen utensils, machinery,
etc., were auctioned off. The second
day several head Of live stock and
poultry was UP fox sale, but not very
many of these were sold. Toby Scheie,
Of Warren, conducted these sales.
The business people of the village
extend to one and all who helped to
make this success, sincere thanks
and assure us that at some future
date bigger and better market in
every respect will be held.
Carl Brink was the lucky winner of
the S. prize offered by our local bar
Der, E. Lundgren.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid served
lunch all day Friday and the Nor
wegian Ladies Aid on Saturday. They
report grand success
Twin boys were born to Mr. @and
Mrs. Chas. Peterson Saturday of the
past week
D,:,,
friend Dagny Anderson over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Anderson, who
formerly lived at the Geo. Hegg. resi-
dence, are moving into the upstairs
of the Franson building this week.
AXel Anderson, of NewfOlden, au-
toed to. Viking Saturday accompanied
by Mrs. Arthur Anderson who has
visited for some time at the Anderson
home
Rev. Brekke, of Alvarado, conducted
Norwegian services in the Lutheran
church Sunday afternoon and English
in the evening.
The A. X. Anderson family visited
at Ed. Sorenson's Sunday afternoon
Donald Tornell, of Warren. visited
his grandparents over Sunday.
DR.. johnson, of Newfolden, was a
professional caller at S. S. Nord-
guards Thursday Of the past week.
Paul Rising, who has been spending
the winter in the cities, returned to
Viking Monday morning. Mr.. Rising
has farm south Of Viking which he
will begin to work as soon as weather
conditions permit.
Miss Hida Larson returned from
Warren last Saturday evening. Hilda
expects to visit at her home short
while after which she will be en-
ployed at the Park Hotel.
Thursday evening of last week con-
cluded series of Evangelistic meet
ings held at the Lutheran church by
Rev. ~Wasyig of Fargo He left for
Gonvick Friday.
Mr.. Mellem, Of Rosewood, came up
Monday morning to visit at the s. S.
Nordgaard home
Mr.. Slic{1er, of Minneapolis. man.
ager of the Potato Warehouse. is in
Viking at present Last Saturday two
carloads Of Early Ohio potatoes were
shipped from the warehouse> to the
cities and Monday of this week an
other car was loaded.
Arthur Larson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
AiI1A>t LIZA SJti, ll' liIS l1ol Ill VI ' Ia
ing had the misfortune some time ago
to step on a nail which in spite of
good care developed into blood poison.
DR.. Fisher, Of Thief River Falls, was
called out Friday. He is getting along
as we'll as can be expected according
to circumstances.
A number of relatives called at \the
Chas. Peterson home Sunday after
noon.
Helen Sustad, of Warren high school
Sundayed at her home. Her father,
Gust Sustad, took her back to War
rem in the car Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Anderson were
Sunday visitors at Gust Anderson's
The Walter Lindquist family were
entertained at Sunday dinner at AL
bert Styrlunds.
Rev. Sande, from south of Viking.
spent Sunday at Newfolden.