Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-17
Abby. Mr.. Helquist and Mr.. Carlson

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first to assist his father with the har-
/ vesting of the fall crops, and Mr..
| Carlson, the postmaster, an account Of
his assistant being sick and unable to
/ take over his duties just at present.
The registrants of June 5, 1918, are
receiving their classification cards
: these days. All single men are placed
in class Al, by the local board, and
their exemption claims if any will be
taken up by the district board.
! Ole Jorgenson returned Thursday
morning from Minneapolis where he
has spent the last month, for a visit
at the home of his daughter, Mrs A.
Z. Thoreson. He will return to Thief
River Falls Friday evening.
T. Mrs. Carl Backen and Mr.. Paul
Braaten of Tioga, n. D., arrived here
Thursday morning for weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Paulson. Mr..
Braaten is in the draft and may soon
be called to service. .4- !!
| Town chairman E. A. Silverness was
here Friday evening on official bust
ness. -" H..
Emil Anderson mOtOred to Viking
Friday afternoon to secure some re-
pair parts for his automobile.
Miss Otilia Lee, of NeWfolden visited
the last week with Miss Gladys Sven
son.
s. s. HOLDEN, Of Holt, boarded the
morning train here for Warren where
he will spend a few days on legal
business.
Carl Hagen left. Friday morning
for Wales n D., where he will be en-
ployed during fall work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingvald Engen, of
Ke1liher, arrived here Friday morning
for visit with Mrs Engen's brother,
G.. J. Nordhagen, south of town.
Arvid Carlson and family of New
folden were in town Friday afternoon
on a brief call enroute home from an
auto tour in Pennington county.
Gust Nakken is busy grading the
public road north Of town.
Matt Rafteseth, who is employed at
Grande Forks, arrived here having been
called by the Warren local draft board
on some business connected with his
| classification. He is in the limited
service men class and may be called
for engineering work some time this
fall. He will return to Grand Forks
Sunday.
A combined general farm club meet.
ing and farewell party for the drafted
boys will be held at the Rosewood Hall
next Saturday evening, July 90. A pro-
gram is under preparation and will
include music, dialogues, and recita.
lions. Besides this is expected to be
given several talks both by local men
and from the New Solum Farmers
Club. Lunch will be served. This
meeting will not open befort shortly
after 8 100 D. m. in order to allow the
voters to attend the annual school dis
trict election which will be held the
same evening at Rosebank to elect
school officers for the coming year, and
also to vote over the proposed eight
month school term.
0. J. Dahl, manager of the local
shipping association, was around Sat
urday soliciting stock for a shipment
from this place on Saturday, July ~.
John Helquist was at Warren Satur-
day attending to business matters.
| John Sagmoen returned from Thief
River Falls Saturday, where he had
spent a few days to receive medical
treatment.
The gathering of hay is commencing
in general, but reports as to both guam
tity and quality is quite discouraging,
but the corn crop which is quite prom
Using may overcome it partly. Several
farmers will NOW down part of the
oats fields while green to get the full
benefit Of the straw.
Three autoloads of youngsters from
this place attended the New Solum
Farm Club meeting at the Busy Bee
school house Saturday evening.
| Rudolph Sagmoen- came home the
latter part of the week from SlaytOn,
where he went to bring up his auto
mobile week ago. He reports fine
drive almost across the state of Mime
sofa, and was very lucky in having
both fine weather and roads and did
not have single breakdown. He was
we understand he had company till
only few miles further south.
Emil Bloom returned home from
the Thief River Falls hospital the lat.
ter part of this week.
Postmaster Fl. Carlson motOred tic
Maple Lake Sunday, in company with
number of friends, to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bloom and sons
AXel and Helmer, and Mrs. NINA An
derson attended church services south
of Viking Sunday afternoon. -
j Albert Vorseth motored to Middle
River Sunday to visit with friends anC
former neighbOrs.
| Mary and Joel Shoberg and Axe
Larson in company with the e. Nelson
family of Viking, spent Sunday after
moon at the Indian Mounds nOrtheaS
of Radium.
! Mrs. Henning Backlund and tw(
children, Elna and Vernon, Of Strath
coma, are here on vacation with Mrs
Backlund's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Mellem. a.
The L. L. Furan family, of Thief Ri
yer Falls, spent Sunday in this tow
visiting with the Sagmoen folks.
INCREASING MISERY