Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-01
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Mrs. r. Bake left Sunday for .Cass
Lake to see a sister who is seriously
i'll and not expected to live.
Strobe Bros, Of Angus, were in
J. town today, taking with them a tractor.
bought Of Lundgren, Wittensten & Go.
Misses Thelma Holm, Myrtle Win
berg and Edith Nelson were visitors
at Grand Forks last Saturday and
! Sunday.
You can use the Sheaf Want Column
to good advantage. II you want to sell
anything or there is some article need
ed, try 1t.
! Mrs. F. Enrich arrived last Sunday
from st. Paul, to join her husband
who is the new proprietor. Of The
Strand theatre. +
Mrs. Joe Ovsak spent the week end
at her home in the city. She is finish
ing a school term near Oslo for the
former teacher who was taken sick.
Mrs E. B. Rowley took her baby to
st. Paul last week to consult a spe-
cialist for the little ones ailment.
She, was. given the encouragement that
the baby will be restored to perfect
health by resorting to a slight opera
ton. - 49, -: .'.-.:# :. :.
j. H. Griffin, of the Great Northern
railway, Grand Forks, was over last
Thursday investigating crop conditions
in this locality. Well, Jim, after the
rain it looks as if your road might
have some hauling to do next fall.
Albin S. Swenson, who has been en-
ployed with the Peoples Trading Co.
for number of years, has resigned
his position and H. J. Johnson has
taken Mr.. Swanson's place in the store.
Mr.. Swanson will continue to make his
home i'll Warren and engage in other
work.
Stephen Ovsak, who has been en-
ployed by the X. J. Taralseth Co. store
for several years, has accepted the
position as assistant at the 500 depot,
which was made vacant by Arvid
Bloomquist being called to the colors.
Mr.. Ovsak left for Thief River Falls
Monday evening to be examined by the
500 officials, returning on Tuesday.
Mr. L. A. Truxell left Monday even
ing for Minneapolis Des Moines, Iowa,
and Moline, ILL.,, where he will spend
about two weeks in looking over new
ways Of painting. Mr.. Truxell is an
expert automobile painter and in the
summer time also does interior house
decorating. For good work see Mr.
Truxell when he returns. =.
Hilmer Erickson returned Sunday
from Rewey. Wisconsin,, for a visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B
Erickson. Hilmer is in the next draft
quota and as he registered in Wiscon-
sin he left Tuesday to be on hand
when the quota leaves next Saturday
Mr.. Erickson is another Warren boy
whom we expect will make good
showing for his home town and fol
the nation as well.
Mrs. Hugo Monroe has received q
letter from her brother, Bugler William
Hennebry, now With 1.-THE American
EXpeditionary Forces Somewhere il
France. VIM. states he is in fine
health and that he has been trans
ferred to the, North Dakota Nationa
Guard amongst whom he has met many
7 old acquaintance. Altho dozens Of
: letters and several parcels have beer
, sent him since he went across, VIM
says he has received only one letter.
: Miss Lucille Lundquist, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lundquist, of thi:
city, is a Warren girl who evidentl.
is bound to make for herself an honor
ed name in the realm Of art. She il
a student at the Minneapolis: School O.
e Fine Arts and her talents as an artis
7 have been. recognized not only in tn,
e school, but in art circles in the twill
l cities. Samples of her work have bee]
: on exhibition and highly complimented
AS further evidence Of her proffcienc,
), in the line Of art may be mentioned
] that she has won scholarship TO
E next year in the News York Institut
e of Art, the foremost art school il
e America. Samples of work were. sen
e to this famous Institute and the homo
Awarded to Miss Lundquist was won il
competition with many older art stu
= dents.
n Victor G. Peterson, of Grand Forks
n son Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peterson, 0
f this city, enlisted as musician wit
k the U. S. army a few months ago an
5, has served mostly at the Great Lake
: Naval Training Station. When til
military band was out on trip shor
time ago, Mr.. Peterson became serious
Ily i'll with pneumonia at st. Louis an
: was taken to a hospital there. Hi
~ wife was sent for as his condition wa
~ so serious. Yesterday the parents her
>. received letter from her stating tina
= Victor was getting better and woul
= soon be able to return to Great Lake!
: although it would take some time bt
fore he would be able to play in tn