Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-08-16
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Geo. w. Smith left Saturday for q
few days visit with his parents at
st. Peter, MINI. s.,.
Misses Pearl and Helen Sather
and Caroline Melby Of Thief River
Falls autoed to this city with Mr..
j. O. Sather today.
Rev. Kenneth Bescher, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
in Warren and vicinity for a few
weeks, left yesterday for his home
in Nebraska.
Extra! The Fox Film Corporation
presents Nance O'Neil in her great
est triumph "The Witch" five superb
acts Of dramatic intensity. Monday
evening, August 21st, at Dreamland
Theatre, adm. 10 and 20 cents.
Misses Mile Swanson and Anna
Shaw left Thursday for visit at
the Noyes' home at St. Vincent.
Miss Swanson returned Tuesday,
while Miss Shaw remained at St.
Vincent for a more extended visit.
Mrs. Ed. Oltendorf and children,
Of Palatine, ILL.,, Mrs. J. Needham
and children of Finley, N. OAK, and
M: H. Strand Of Arkdale, Wis, are
visiting at J. S. Hilleboe's. The
guests are sisters and father OF
Mrs. Hilleboe.
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. must
be doing some machine business
Judging from the way goods are be-
ing shipped in these days, mostly in
carloads: Tractors, wagons, Mowers,
Rakes, Stackers, Irvine and Binders,
and lastly Motor Trucks and Autos
which also have been added to this
big line Of farm tools.
+ Albert Kovar and family, Frank
Holub and family, Frank Zeidlik and
Rev. Eater Bergot, Of Tabor, made
an automobile tour in two cars yes
terday to- Wesley and Pisek in North
Dakota, a. trip Of 200 miles. Mr..
Kovar says they saw lots Of crops,
but none any better than we have
right here around Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius j. Olson and
children returned home Monday eve
ming in their car from Lake Mil
tona, Douglas county, where. they
have spent the summer at their
cottage. They were accompanied
by. Mrs. Sletten, mother Of Mrs.
Olson, and Paul Netland, a nephew
both of Mortified, Mimi, and who
will visit here for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown and
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Lind
berg, of Shenandoah, Iowa, were
here last week to look over a 800
acre farm between this city and
Argyle, purchased by Mr.. B rown
last fall. He said he was, we'll
pleased with his investment and that
his son-in-law and daughter would
probably move here ] in the, near
future to make their home on the
farm. H., :,
Miss Jessie Porteous returned last
Thursday from her trip to the Yell
lowstone National Park. She parted
with Miss Levia Dahlquist and Miss
Christine Olson in Minneapolis,
where these ladies were to make
purchases for their millinery stores.
Miss Martha Mortenson remained in
Montana to visit friends for a few
weeks until she commences her
teaching duties in the schools at
Thief River Falls. Miss Porteous
reports a very interesting and en-
joyable trip.
Albert Kriel, who for several
years has been employed at athe
Great Northern depot, has resigned
his position as cashier, and has
accepted a similar position with the
company at Red Lake Falls. Mr..
Kriel left Monday evening to make
necessary arrangements preparatory
to moving his family to the Red
Lake County capital. Frank SEVERN,
who has been employed at Roseaui
for few months, has accepted the
position as Mr.. Kriel's successor.
Martin Samuelson is employed at
the station as baggage master, sue
ceeding Leonard Winberg, who has
resigned.
A family dinner was given Sun
day at the home Of Andrew Metzler
in honor of their son and family
from Chicago. The dinner was a
six course affair and included every
thing from turkey down to ice
cream. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. A. Metzler, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Metzler and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. L.. Metzler and family Of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shoop
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sewell and daughter, also friends
Of the family, Mrs. Pletch and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Pictures
were taken Of the gathering and all
participating report a good time.