Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-11-11
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Bert Ayres of grookston, visited
friends in the city Sunday.
Miss Helen Seign visited friends
at Crookston the latter part of last
week,
George Worth of Benlidii, arrived
Friday Tor a visit at the A. E. Matt
SON home
A brick addition has been built To
the electric light plant to be used as
store room for coal
The Bartles Oil company of Grand
Forks is putting UP an Oil station on
the 500 right-of-way.
Judge GrindeIand and court steno-
grapher Braggans are IN Ada this
week conducting a term Of court.
Claude Haney OF Rochester, a bro
Their of W. H. Haney, arrived Tues
day To assist in the laster's canfee-
tfonery store
Mrs. Albert Hanson of Browns
Valley, arrived Thursday for visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Swanson.
Mrs Neis MesseIt accompanies by
her two children OF Winger,, MIMI, is
visiting at the home Of her cousin,
Mrs. John A.. Bioonguist.
Miss olga L.ecken arrived Monday
to- take up her duties as teacher IN
one OF the neighh0ring schools after
few days visit at Crookston.
Don't forget TO read the announce
nlent of the meeting Of the state
heaItil exhibit IN the opera house FRI
day and Saturday, Nov. Ii and a.
Misses Synneva and Clarice Grim
deiand and Miss Stenvick, of the
Thief River Falls schools, visited
here Friday and Saturday of last
week
Mr. and Mrs. O. ". Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Johnson and Mrs. Justice
Carlson autoed UP to Argyle Sunday
afternoon and visited Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Steltz.
We have had fine fall III the Red
River Valley Farmers have been
able to pIow up till this time and at
tend to other outside work, such as
ditching and building roads
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. e. Johnson, of the
Riverside Farm. arrived this MORN
ing from the twin cities, where Mn.
Johnson had disposed of carload of
livestock for the farmers shipping
association.
A brakeman by the, name Of Ed
Holmgren was badly injured at
Adams, NJ d., ON MondaE In falling
from the train. His leg was broken
and his head very much bruised He
vas taken to the Warren hospital.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following persons, William b
Conner and Marie s. Anderson; VIM
cent KaspruwicZ and Rose Nouak;
AdoIph B.. Wickstrom and Mabel l.
Rood; Clarence r. Peterson a1lc
Katherine NJ Wittlnann.
Fred Sexaner and family OF Wava
ta. Sask.,. arrived here by automobile
last Sunday and visited at the homf
OF w. E.. vanPeit (tf1ey being related
tt, Mrs. Van Pelt) until Tuesday
when they proceeded to Iowa, wt1er,
thew will spend the winter. They vii
return To, Canada next spring.
Row Phillips, a transient who gave
his residence as Warroad, was take1
L.
before Justice Young this morning D!
Policeman Nordlrnd. He was cf1arg
ed with drunkenness and for carrying
concealed weapons. Phillips was CIV
er his freedom upon the payment o
a. a-dollar fine.
The Dixon Combination Sale las
SATURDAY. was we'll attended and ;
great deal of property was disposed
af. 'Fhe. stores of Warren had al
vertis"d bargain sales for both Ell
day aud Saturday and did u RUSHING
business on both days Dixon
Combination sale always brings tn
crowct
The, American Red Cross thru Ma
iap F.. H.. Lawtan.. o.. s.. Army, ha
acknowledged with thanks the receIp
pf IN New York of packages sen
from Warren fer the Christmas silIE
Same will be forwarded on the u.
s. Jason. which has been Designate
bv the United States government t
convey the gifts to the wan 5tf'eSe
peooIes of Europe.