Warren sheaf., 1917-10-31
RADIIIlM


Last Monday afternoon Mrs. Wm.
ZWelbelski entertained a few ladies in
honor OF her mother, Mrs. Nick Schant-
zen's birthday. It was indeed pleas
ant surprise. She was presented with
g nifty birthday cake covered with
candles All partook Of delicious
cafeteria lunch after which they de-
parted wishing her many more happy
birthdays.
j. NJ. Leslie, Sr., arrived home from
Minneapolis and will be the guest Of
his children during the winter months
A large amount of baled hay is being
shipped from Radium daily.
A carload Of stock was shipped to st.
Paul Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leslie departed
Saturday evening for an over Sunday
visit with friends at Thief River Falls
and also to attend the Lutheran
services held there on Sunday.
Ole Nelson has purchased several
lots in Radium and will remove his
cottage from the Elmer Huset lot to
his own lot
Miss Selpha Torgeson arrived Thurs
day morning from Wisconsin and Min.
neapolis, to visit her mother and
brother for a. few days.
Otto Lohse and Oscar Huset trans
acted business in Red Lake Falls the
past week.
The home of Nick Schantzen is being
fitted up with fine new hot air fur
mace.
Josie Schantzen is nicely located on
the Pioneer Farm, recently vacated by
Nick Kibilski.
The potato warehouse is busy buying
and shipping poultry.
The Patriotic Meeting held at
Radium the past week was largely at
tended and the Liberty Bonds were
well sold.
The Basket Social and Halloween
program at the school Friday evening
was well attended There was a nice
sum realized from the baskets. The
following program was rendered: Stars
and Stripes Forever; Ghost March !;
Recitation; The Origin of Halloween !;
Song, Jolly Jack-o-Lanterns Little
Orphant Annie; Dialogue, Playing
Brownies; Halloween Exercise; Amer
lea / love you; The Night Wind ];
Dialogue, Waiting for the 40 Train !;
Song, Little Cock Sparrow Recitation !;
Humoresque; Dialogue, Who was
Scared; Recitation, Barbara Frietchie !;
Song, Jack-o-Lanterns Song, America,
by pupils and audience.
Otto Lohse, the up-to-the- minute
Restaurant man, is very busy laying in
large stock for the holiday rush.
Harold Hayes is assisting Mr. Allen
at the Spauld1ng Elevator, during the
| big rush.
There is a good opening in Radium
for straw station.
Ladies' Aid will be held at the home
of Mrs. Nick Schantzen Thursday af-
ternoon for the benefit of the Catholic
Society Of Warren.
There was pleasant surprise given
on Miss Minnie Yuergens Saturday
evening. A large crowd was present
and a royal good time was had The
evening was spent in games and
dancing. They presented her with a
silver toilet set and jewel case, and all
departed wishing her many more happy
birthdays.
Miss Viola Langreder and friend
from North Star College of Warren, at
tended the school program Friday even
ling.
The Radium Red Cross Auxiliary
was organized Oct. Goth, with the fol
lowing members and officers: Miss
Bessie Sedlacek, Chairman Miss Helen
Loen, Secretary; Mrs. P. ]. Bauer
Treasurer Mrs. Torgeson, Mrs. p. O
Huset, Mrs. G. Eskildsen, Mrs. r. Sed
lacek, Mrs Joe .McGregor, Mrs. H
Walhaupt, Miss Gundy Lodoen, Miss
Lillian Walwick, Mrs.sJ 81. Loen, Miss
Julia Peterson.
Dicks Famous Straw Critters. for !: