Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-15

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Reading, Paul Holmgren; Song, String
Band Reading, Irene Hallin Song,
Choir; Remarks, Rev. Mossberg
After the program refreshments will
be served.
APPOINTED SERVICE OFFICER
J. w. Sands has been appointed
Service Officer for this District, to
work in connection withethe u. S. Vet
Grams Bureau. Any former soldier
having claim against the govern
ment should present such claim to him
and he will be glad to assist them
free of charge. {. s
LYCEUM COURSE NEXT WEEK
The next number of our Lyceum
Course will be given Monday evening,
March 9th, at the high school audi
forum. The Hoosier Male Trio will
entertain with musical number
which is sure to please the audience.
TO GIVE PROGRAM THURSDAY
4 The Young Peoples Society will rem
der program at the Norwegian Lu-
theran church Thursday evening Of
this week Following the. program
lunch will be served. All are vel
come
Lewis Larson, Of Sandsville, was a
500 passenger to Oslo Saturday morn
ing.
Axel Olson returned from Mime
apolfs last Thursday. ss,... #
John Mortenson, Of Baudette, who
spent a few days in the village, de
parted for Grand Forks Saturday. IN
Messrs. Traverse and Acker, OF
village Tuesday
Bill Bergan had the misfortune OF
breaking his arm while saving wood
last week. ,as.s*n 49, s.s>-ag W
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Paulson and fam
lily We're visitors at the Walter Sands
home Sunday afternoon. = a..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sands visited
at the Carl Sands home Monday.
The students of the Alyarado high
school will render Literary program
on Friday afternoon at 3:15. Every
one is welcome.
Mrs Wickman, of Warren, spent
Tuesday at the Paul Dagoberg home.
r. f. Dahlgren transacted business
in Oslo Tuesday. :. Z
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will be entertained
at the church Thursday afternoon of
this week. Everyone is welcome.
+. C. Riebe, of Minneapolis, spent
Saturday with his daughter in the
village. H. f. ,~~~
Willie. O. Johnson was employed at
Hollis Variety Store Tuesday.
Henry Hill returned Monday morn
ing from st. Paul, where he has been
employed afor some time.
Pete Bjorklund, who is employed at
Mahnomen. visited oyer the week end
with his family in the village. .
Mrs. Cecilia Peterson arrived from
Viking Tuesday, where she has visited
at the Thee. Erickson home. for some
time q
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Edman were
visitors at the Anton Fregard home
Sunday evening. ,s So.
Casper Christianson transacted bust
ness in Oslo Monday.
Palmer Olson is visiting at the home
of his brother, Henry Olson, for a few
days.
Willie Erickson and Albin Hallin
called at the Lars Hallin home Tues
day. .@ #
Rev. s. J. Brekke conducted services
in Viking Sunday.
Miss Signe Modin, from southwest
of town, arrived Monday to be en-
ployed at the Carl Olson home,
Miss Edythe HenricksOn, Of North
Star College, spent last Wednesday in
the village instructing pupils in music,
after an absence Of three weeks.
&. w. Anderson spent Saturday eve
ming in Warren having dental work
done. -4 -. ~ Is
Ralph Nyblawd was Warren pas:
senger~ Wednesday, where he received
dental attention.
Martin ChristiansoI, Of ArdOck, n
D., spent the week end in the village
Olof Christianson returned to Ardock
with him on Monday.
The following attended the auction
sale Of Andrew Hanson near Murray
Friday: Oscar Olson, Hjalmer Porten
:Nels Nelson. Frank Dahlgren and
Theo. Stevenson.
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