Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-07-05

third birthday. The men folks in the
afternoon motored to-Silverton to at.
tend the Rosewood Silverton game,
while the women spent the afternoon
socially at home, all were invited to
a delicate two course supper at 6
O'clock. Among outsiders present were
Mr.. ThompsOn's mother, Mrs. Ena
Thompson, his sister, Mrs. I. H. Aos.
and family from Gully and a brother,
in-law, Mrs: Ole Aos from Hazel.
s Pete Lindquist and August Peterson
from " liking were in town on Thurs
day on business for the Viking Tele-
phone Co. III rs 81
s Miss Loretto Neuman, County Child
Welfare worker from Warren, was in
town on Thursday on business con
nected with her Office . + /.
Rudolph Sagmoen left on Friday
evening for Bemidji where he. will
spend the 4th with Mrs. Sagmoen who
is attending teachers summer schoo!
there. Il s7zsS I, Il. n: +. = -
Walter Kron had the misfortune
last Thursday while hauling fertilizer
at the John Bloom farm where he is
employed, of having a runaway with
the horses and the heavy spreade:
going over his body above the hips,
and causing considerable injury, the
extent of which however is not known
at this writing. He was Immediately
taken to the Thief River Falls hospital
for attention. Some small boys firing
a large gun a ways from the horses
is believed to have caused the acct
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John Sorenson, Serine Tanem, Els
Their Leyden and Joel Shoberg left
last Saturday morning by. car for a:
few days outing tour to Winnipeg and
vicinity and will return home by way
of Lake of the. Woods. IS
Two of the Ole Johnson boys from
Viking came up last Wednesday eve
ming for a few days visit with the
Sevaldson folks.
Miss Tena Westby left on Wednes-
day evening for Goodridge where she
will visit with her brothers and other
friends for a short period
Bernhard Ranum came home from
st. Paul on Tuesday morning.
Adolph Haugen and i. NJ. Westby
motored to Goodridge last Friday
where the latter attended to some
land business. : 4.ss#. =. -g
Part of the interior Of the Rindai
church was given a repainting last
week and a new rubber carpet was
placed along the aisle, and new car
pets for the platform.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloom and
daughter Eloise left on Tuesday for
Duluth where they will visit for a
couple weeks with the Phil and Roos
families, before returning to thei.
home at Spokane, Wash. 81. II
Newell Anderson is enjoying a visit
among Viking friends. this week.
| p. Sorenson came home on Monday
evening from Angus where he has
spent a week as guest with his daugh-
ter Mrs. Abe Strobe. ..s.s.
The Town Board met at the home
Of Clerk John Halvorson last Monday
on the equalization meeting Of this
years assessment.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Nakken and Sig
urd Rafteseth motored to Grand
Forks on Friday to attend the "Roms-
|dalslaget', meeting at that place.
I Quite "a number of RoseWooders at
tended the Mission meetings at Viking
last Sunday "a
Rosewood met Silverton at another
base ball game at the Knox farm
northeast from Thief River Falls last
Sunday, and carried home the honors
in a score of II to "a, faYoring Rose
wood. Plans are for playing Steiner
atsa game at the home diamond next
Sunday il the cond lions are favorable.
Martin Eyenson, from Newfolden,
held a religious meeting at the Swed-
ish church in town last Sunday after
noon. #.s
a three days series Of meetings in
the afternoons only were conducted at
the Rindahl Church commencing on
"wednesday BY "a visiting minister,
Rev. Halyorson, from Clay county
s. Mork and N. Olson, from Holt
were in town on a brief business call
lone day this week enroute to Radium
The school district No. 1874 better
known as the Prichard district intends
to construct new school building
this summer and the clerk, Mr.. GIL.