Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-01-10
Gl.ean'ings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

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Don't forget Tuesday, Jan. 16, at
the High School.
Arthur Halldin, of Vega, attended
to business in the city on Monday.
A fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Martin Negard on Tuesday this
week.
Engvald Peterson, of route one,
attended to business in town last
Saturday.
Gunnar Young returned last Thurs
day from a business trip to the
Twin cities.
p. B. Rowley, piano tuner, went
to Donaldson this morning to attend
to business in his line,
Arthur Rachel, a reader, will give
an entertainment at the High school
auditorium Tuesday, Jan. 16.
We pay top prices for Timothy,
Glover, Alfalfa and other grass
-Spaulding Elevator Co.
Ignatius Zakerzewski, storekeeper
at Florian, attended to business in
the, city on Monday and Tuesday.
Julius J. Olson was at Crookston
Monday, attending to legal business
II at the term of court now being held
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Rowley, of
this city, are the proud parents Of
bright and bonny baby girl born
Dec. 18th.
0. Torgerson, one Of the indus
trious and successful farmers of this
vicinity attended to business in town
on Monday.
Don't forget Arthur Rachel next
Tuesday evening under the auspices
of the junior class. Come and help
the Juniors. y
Miss Estelle Grindeland left for
Detroit, Mimi, on Saturday even
ing to continue the teaching of her
music classes.
Miss Genevieve Plummer, of Lang
don, N. D., is visiting for a few
days in the city with her friend,
Miss Bernice Melgaard.
2. B. Malberg was over from Elk
eel this week attending the meeting
; of the Marshall Co. Skandinaviske
Farmers Insurance Co. ),
\ Christ Thorpe left with his little
motherless daughter for the home OF
his parents at Bovey, Mimi, where
} they will stay for some time.
A fine daughter was born to Mrs
H. H. Angst, (nee Dora Holcomb)
, hospital on Thursday of last week
Miss Agnes Berget will entertain
: the Girls society on Wednesday
4 evening, Jan. II. This is to be the
!. annual meeting and large attend
: ance is desired.
The 1917 dancing season will ope1
at Thief River Falls Friday evening
January 10, at the Auditorium b,
the Minnesota State band of THE:
River Falls.
:, C. J. Larson, from near Argyle
Y and Peter Melin and Ole Anderson
e, from here, left about New Years
for Jackson, Miss, where they ex
:. pect to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Braggans lief
on Tuesday evening for Minneapolis
3 where they will visit friends for
IL few days and also select some fix
), t,ores and furnishings, ordered thru
;, Warren dealers, for their elegan
h new home.
d Miss Merv Przybvlski, of Floriar
was granted widows pension b,
Probate Judge Holm on Monday
Her husband died last fall and sh
: was left destitute with four small
: children. The family came fror
/ Poland ten years ago.
III Sickening headaches, constipatio,
indicate unhealthy condition 9
stomach and bowels. HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea assists tn
bowels to work naturally, thus aic
ing your health in general. Begi
o-night.-Warren Pharmacy.
l Local news, country correspor
dence and county board proceeding
fill up the paper this week an
crowd out a great deal Of editoris
and other news matter that wa
made ready for publication. w
/ wish that type matter were elasti
like rubber that it might be stretch
ed or squeezed to fit given space
All the teachesr and students VIII
spent the holiday vacation at thei
homes in Warren, have now return
ed to their respective fields of Ia
Dor, making the city look kind G
deserted and many of us lionel!
But the gaps and aching voids ar
again filled by teachers and student
who have come to work in our cit
schools and North Star College.
Emil Osberg and family az
among the more recently arrive
settlers, they having moved her
from southern Minnesota. Their e1
perience such an abnormal season
not altogether a pleasant one, bu
that will not discourage them, a
the Northwest may never again e.
periende such an abnormal seaso1
The Osberg's own valuable far,
close to the city.
II Died: William Gorsuch, WI
moved to this vicinity from Illino
about two years ago and has bee
farming on the old Hanly farm
Farley, died last Saturday, age
about 60 years. He leaves vii
and several children. Deceased
spoken Of as an honest man and
good husband, father and neighbo
The funeral was held under IL
auspices IF the Modern Woodme
i 1oI~o +odox,