Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-06
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Olof Opseth and John Sjolsvold Wis
tied Sunday at the home of their friend
e. A. Silverness in the northern part
of town. ). s$5 5sss VI
Emil Blomberg, Victor Mosbeck and
John Batten spent Monday at Viking
attending the Raymaker auction sale.
E. P. johnson spent Monday in War
rem visiting his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Whitehead, at the hospital there
o. J. Dahl left Monday morning for
Warren to attend to business between
trains. .ezss 1 q >s.E - IA
Teacher Lilly HOlsOn returned to her
home at Warren Monday morning after
having Sundayed with relatives here.
Her school was supposed to have re-
opened Monday, but was suspended for
another two weeks. s,r ~. H.. #.s
Percy Hanson left Monday for
Crookston, where the Agricultural
school was supposed to open Tuesday.
A. G. Vorseth returned Sunday night
from brief business and visiting stay
at Thief River Falls. GsE
John Bloom spent Tuesday at Viking
where he visited and attended to bust
ness. , ~"
Miss Olga Thoreson returned Tues
day evening, to Winger, where she is
employed at the home of her uncle,
John Jorgenson. She was accompanied
by two of her nephews.
). d. and Madgie Clemens left Tues
day evening for Thief River Falls.
where Madgie will be employed at the
Chas. Fitterman home in the future.
Mr.. Storholm, a dry goods displayer
OF Minneapolis was in town Tuesday
afternoon on business with the local
merchants.
Miss Minnie Bergland, who has been
employed at the Central hotel at Thief
River Falls this summer, returned home
Wednesday.
e. p. Johnson was suddenly taken Ill
Tuesday night with violent attack
of cramps and heart disease, and was
for while very low, DR.. Froehlich of
Shief River Falls, who was Immediate
~ summoned was able to give immedi-
ate relief and pronounced the attack
more painful thon serious. Mr.. Sivert
Rafteseth was simultaneously on the
sick list from the effects of overheating
Monday. DR.. Froehlich attended him.
Fire started la st Wednesday fore
noon from defective flue on the Sc
cond story of the Thomas Holten home
west of town and in about an hour the
entire house was burned to the, ground.
Two Of the Bloom boys and Thor Sc
valdsOn were employed on the ground
preparing cement for the basement of
a new .hOuSe Mr. HO1ten in tends tn
build, and was able to save part of the
furniture and household goods on the
first floor, but everything on the second
story was destroyed, including several
coupon Liberty Bonds and some cash.
The property carried no insurance and
the loss is especially deplorable at this
time of the year when, freezing weather
can be anticipated at any time, and the
anly shelter for the family. is one
roomed summer kitchen
The local shipping Association is
planning on shipping another carload
of stock on Saturday, Nov. 8.
P. WOldness was in town Thursday
afternoon Oh business and visiting with
friends. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Skaar were in
town Thursday to see Miss Ella Nelson,
a sister Of Mrs. Skaar, who is on the
sick list with pneumonia ;; they brought
along a nurse from Thief River Falls
who will stay and take care of Miss
Nelson.
Olof Opseth left Thursday morning
for Viking on QUESTIONABLE business.
Henry Sagmoen and Helmer Blom