Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-08
LECTURE WAS GOOD

LECTURE WAS GOOD
Henry Clark proved himself to be
a most interesting and competent lee
turer last Wednesday evening when
he addressed large audience at the
auditorium. his topic being the go
Getter." Music was rendered by the
Girls Glee Club and the Male Quar-
tette which is composed Of Arthur
Sands, Frederick. Sands, Nels Malm
and Victor Edman.
On March 9th the Hoosier Male
Trio will entertain at the auditorium.
CITIZENS CAUCUS HELD
The citizens caucus to nominate
candidates for the village election was
held Friday evening. The following
were nominated. Mayor. John Smith
and s. s. Trickey; Councilman, Ar
thur Sands and Alfred Nystrom;
Treasurer. Otis Holt and John Olson !;
Clerk, Henry Sands and Garfield An
derson: Marshal, Oscar l.. Olson and
Joe Vixie Justice of Peace. James
Porten and Hjalmer Skoglund. The
town election will be held March H.
Mrs. John Forslund, who was re-
ported to be in very critical condi-
ton last week. died Tuesday morning
at her home in Vega. The funeral
services will be conducted from the
Swedish Baptist church in Vega Sat-
urday afternoon.
Hiram Hawkinson. Big Woods
pioneer. died at his home Sunday eve
ming after few weeks illness. The
funeral will be held Thursday after
noon. His son Harry arrived last
week from Colorado.
Simon Hanson. former merchant,
who is travelling salesman for a
broom company, spent Sunday with
his family here
Albert Marl1uson and John Peter
son transacted business in Grand
Forks Friday.
Miss Lavina Nordlund spent a few
days at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
j. W. Sands, last week.
MO-. Johnson was visitor at the
Lewis Larson homo Sunday
O, X. Nelson was a business visitor
in Oslo between trains Thursday.
Mrs. Agnette Sands and Lewis Lar
son returned last Thursday from a
brief visit with relatives at Roseau
and Baudette.
Free Want Adv demonstration
week March %. Read the Sheaf adv.
Alfred Nystrom transacted business
at Poland, n. Oak, last Wednesday.
]. W.. Sands made brief business
| trip to the twin cities last week.
Miss Ida Linderoth was a 500 pas
senger to Warren Mondy evening
Henry Olson, who spent few days
transacting business in Grand Forks
| last week, returned Saturday.
| August Carlson returned Friday
from a business trip to .Baudette
| AXel Olson accompanied carload
of cattle to Minneapolis Saturday.
! Axel Carlson was Warren visito.
Thursday.
Inez johnson returned Saturday
from a brief visit with friends in
Warren and Crookston. -
Martha johnson is assisting at the
\ Malm home this week. .,;... -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sands and son
Russell arrived from Baudette Thurs
day after few weeks" visit vat the
home of Mrs. Sands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Hidden.
Matt Peterson, of Warren. spent
I Thursday and Friday Of last week in
this village.
Henry Godenius was a Warren call
er Thursday. .... D.. s>~~- >,''*~.s
The male quartette practised at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor EdmaI
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G.. O. Olson is on the sick list
this week. =: =: ett~.. ~
DR.. Without, of Oslo, made pro
fessional call in the village Monday
and Tuesday. Tx
Rev. Nystrom, of Minneapolis, con
Quoted services in the Baptist church
Sunday. :. -.
Alfred Nystrom spent Friday il
Oslo last week.
Albert Olson transacted business II
Thief River Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert KnutsOn and daughter
of Big Woods, spent Saturday in tn
village. @.e..s
Albert Larson, who has been spend
ing the wilmer with his mother, MIS-
Martin Larson, left for March las
week to be employed at the Yves
4 Farm during the summer.
! Rev. Mattson conducted services a
Adams, N. Oak, Sunday.
i We have been having real sprlnl
weather SO far this month but man!
lare Protesting bad weather later.
Nels Markuson called on Walfre'
EFrykholm Tuesday.
i The next y. p. s. Of the Norwegian
A Lutheran church will be held Marcl
y 18th.
Axel Peterson transacted business
7 in Warren Monday evening