Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-01-10

City residences for sale at from
$1250.0O up to $4,000. l.. M. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Swanson, of
route /, were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Elof Wassgren returned on
Tuesday to her home at Conway,
N. D.
Henry Benson left Saturday on
business and visiting trip to Mime
apolis.
E. M. Evans, of Newfolden, at
tended to business at the county
seat last Saturday.
Miss Bertha Melve, of New
Solum, is visiting friends in Warren
for a few days.
j. P. Easton left Saturday for
Crookston with Minneapolis as his
ultimate destination.
Turn your grass seeds into money.
We buy Alfalfa, Timothy, Clover,
bodybuilding Elevator Co.
Bring in samples of your Clover,
Timothy, Alfalfa and other grass
Seeds Spaulding Elevator Co.
Leon Hammet, of Moorhead is
spending a few days visiting at the
w. f. Powell home in this city.
Miss Mildred Johnson left Friday
evening for Pelican Rapids where
she is teaching in the public schools.
Miss Lydia Swanson, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Swanson of route
1, is staying at Kerkoven, MINI this
winter.
N. O. STADIUM left Tuesday for
st. Paul to appear as witness in a
case in which the railway company
is party. :,
B. Kammerer, who farms the
John G. Rue farm north of town,
attended to business matters here
on Tuesday.
Misses Synneva and Evelyn Grin,
deland left Saturday for Thief River
Falls to resume their duties in the
public schools.
Alfred Willer and Theodore Will
Ter, two progressive young farmers
of Foldahl, transacted business in
town yesterday.
When ou tire Of being sick, con-
suit DR.. Kvitrud, the progressive
Chricpractic and Naturcpathic ply
sician Of Crookston.
P. F. Benson, of Stephen, was
here this week attending the meet
. ing Of the Skandinaviske Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co.
The Warren Rebecca Lodge will
hold installation of officers next
Tuesday, Jan. 16. All members are
requested to be present.
Miss Elizabeth Rankin, assistant
county superintendent of schools, re-
turned on Tuesday from visit at
her home in Middle River.
Nels johnson left Sunday even
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
attend a convention of implement
dealers held there this week
.. Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Clark left
; Monday night for Texas to visit
their son who is soldier in the
regular army stationed at the Dor
der. ata
Silas, y Torgerson, prominent
farmer from the eastern part OF
!, the county, attended the meeting OF
: the farmers insurance company here
this week.
Mats Haga, of Stephen, is in the
city today attending to business mat
!, tiers. He has rented his house il
the western part of the city to Ar
vid Boman.
: Miss Bernice Melgaard, who. has
= held the position Of stenographer IL
> a large Fargo office during the pas
year, has returned home for a sew
: eral weeks visit.
= Miss Christine Olson. who has
: been engaged in the millinery bust
ness at Lakota, NJ D., has returned
!, to spend the winter months with he:
y father, ]. L. Olson, and other rela
:. tives here.
= = Please mention the fact to you
!, neighbors' and friends that the Shea
L is the official paper of Marshal
county for 1917 and that if the.
:, want to keep posted on count!
u affairs, they should subscribe for tn
S paper and do it now.
e Mrs. A. F. Burk, of Williston, N
l. D., arrived this morning for visi
n with her brothers Edwin and Aug
A. johnson. She and her husband
! whom she will meet on the way ar
8 en- route to Waterloo, Ia, wher
j they will visit relatives.
j Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Skonovd, from
S near Radium came to town Monda.
e to see their son Arthur off when h
c left on the local for Crookston to at
/ ten the Northwest School of Agri
:. culture. A daughter of theirs. is
o student at the Warren High school,
II w. H. Dixon returned last wee7
/ from Duluth where he visited for
/ few days with Chef Grindell, VIII
# was foreman for many years on tn
Y. Spaulding farm in the early days
e Mr.. Grindell was engaged in farm
IS ing at Moose Lake for a number o
v years after removing from here, bu
he sold his farm some time ago an
e moved to Duluth. A son of his ha
d a good position with the N. P. rail
e way.
& A genuine specimen of the genu
n. hobo, hungry, poorly clad and shiv
1T ering with cold arrived in the cit
IS last Wednesday afternoon an
< crawled into the city power hous
n. to seek warmth for his body an
N rest. Marshal Kramer took him i
charge and according to the inco
10 herent story told, he was beatin
;e his wav from WilliStOn. N. D..