Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-02-13
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

see > IhA\D AL Oh opposite page.
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Fatty Arbuckle' at the Strand Fri
day and Saturday.
c. H. Hopwood and family are spend
ing the week in Minneapolis.
Photo developing and printing. quick
service-Narren Pharmacy.
\. B. Nelson spent Sunday with his
son. ]. p. Nelson, at Grand Forks
| Good farms and city property, fire
and life insurance for sale. l.. Nj.
Miss Irene Mallberg. of Excel. is
visiting friends in the city for about i
week.
Roy PrytZ and Annar Myhre went to
CroOkstOn Tuesday evening to sing at
the Crop Show.
Mrs. \. G. Carlson visited with her
daughter Ruth, at Crookston during
the past week.
H. 3. HalvOrson and daughter from
near Thief River Falls. were visitors in
Warren Friday
Miss Clara Bake, of Crookston
spent Sunday and Monday at the home
Of her mother in this city.
Photo developing and printing, high
grade work-Warren Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 0. HendricksOn re:
turned Monday from Minneapolis,
where they had been visiting.
Judge Grindeland and Stenographer
Bragsans returned yesterday from
Thief River Falls. where they had held
a term of court
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from Tu-
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld-
ing Farm Co.
Roy NJ. Prytz will leave Friday on a
buying trip to Twin Cities and Chicago
for the Peoples Trading Co. He will
pay particular attention to securing for
the store the latest styles and goods for
WOmen'S wear.
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| w. F. Powell returned Monday from
the Twin Cities. where he visited his
son Willis. who is student at Hamline.
attended the auto show and also took
in many other attractions for which
the metropolis of the state is noted
,CONING-A carload of good Corn.
Come and leave your orders before it is
all sold Warren Farmers Elevator
Co., Arvid BOman, Manager.
John O. Haugen, one of town of Fol
dahls pioneer farmers, is in town to-
day to call on the local board about
a change in classification of two sons.
who probably will be called to leave
with the next contingent from Marshall
county.
| Carsten Sagstuen and his mother,
Mrs. \. /. SagStuen. of Holt. were in
town yesterday to see the local board in
regard to changing the classification of
Carsten from class one. he being the
one upon whom the parents depend for
working the farm.
Iver SSjelStad and his two SONS. John
and Louis. will leave tonight for Ia
coma, WASH. where Mr.. Skjelstad will
visit for about Il month and where the
sons. who are in the draft age will pro-
badly enlist as workers in government
ship building plants. :
Mrs. Oscar Johnson. Of Moose Jaw
Sask.. Canada. arrived on Tuesday ev-
ening for visit with her foster par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. She
was accompanied by Mrs Otto Johnson.
OF the same place, sister-in-law Of
Mr.. Fred Johnson. and who also will
visit here for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Taralseth left last
Thursday for Minneapolis where they
will spend a week and from there will
go Oh to Chicago where they will spend
a week or two before returning home
Ralph. Of course. will ransack the big
wholesale houses for new goods for his
store
Danger! Title Green of Kalamazoo
laughed herself to death watching
Fatty Arbuckle'' in "A Country Hero"
You can do the same-Friday and Sat-
urday at The Strand.
Dan OStrand. of Foldahl. returned to-
day from visit with his father. An
drew Ostrand, at Ferndale. Wash He
had to cut short his visit on account
OF having to appear before the local
draft board here today for his physical
Examination. He reports his father.
who was one of Foldahl's pioneers. as
we'll and happy in his western home.
Among the large number who are at
tending the Farm Crop Show in Crook
ston this week are: J. S. Hilleboe Geo
Cope. F. Peterson, r. c. Mathwig.
W. F. Tullar, Mr.. Dietrich of Route 5,
besides many others whose names we
did not learn. Many Of the prizes We're
captured by Marshall county farmers.
but we were unable to secure the list
of winners in time for this week We
hope to be able to publish a complete
report next week.
Mrs. George Thorson and her two
little sons, Almer and Ronald, of Big
Timber, Mont, arrived last Friday for
a visit with Mrs. Thorson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. a. B. Nelson. Mr. Thorson.
who had spent about a week here be-