Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-29

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business at Warren on Monday.
The fire works to be used at the Mar
shall County Fair arrived this week.
The Battalion Band will give open
Lair concerts just as soon as the weather
permits. @>'. - RI.
Moline and Hayes corn planters in
both disc and shoe at Lundgren, Wit
tensten & Co.
I Messrs. Albin Mathson and A. o.
| Engen, from town of Sandsville, spent
| the day here on business.
Miss Gina Jorgenson, who is a nurse
in the Mayo Hospital. at Rochester, is
spending her vacation visiting at home.
Miss Emma Bystrom, who has been
teaching during the past year at
Bejou, Mimi, returned Thursday of
last week to- spend the summer here.
Byron Lundquist, son Of G. E. Lund-
quist Of this city, left Monday for
Stephen, where he has accepted a
position with the st. Hilaire Retail
Lumber Co.
Toilet A. -Baggas and family, of
Stephen, autoed to this city Monday to
see the drafted boys leave. = There
were several boys from his vicinity
who left with this contingent.
The Great Northern has had a
gravel train working north of Warren
for week or two. Three or four
gravel trains pass thru each day and
take their eight hour lay off at War
; rem.
c. I. Svenning, who has been stay
ing with his daughter, Mrs. Christen-
sen. at Wolford, N. D., for some time,
arrived yesterday for visit at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. NJ. J. Ber-
get, in this city.
Wilberth Olson, who is a student in
the Mining Engineering School Of the
Minnesota University, is now at Hib-
bling. where he will get actual training
in the iron mines on the range for a
couple Of months.
Chas. E. Sommers, who now farms
near Finley, n. D., spent Monday and
Tuesday in the city visiting friends.
He came down to see his brother,
Archie, before he left for Camp Lewis
to enter military service.
John A. Carlson, Of Goodridge, was in
the city today attending a ditch hear
ing. He says that although he lives in
a fine country, the people out. that way
plan on making It the best there is by
good drainage and establishing good
roads
A boulevard has been put in on the
| Swedish Lutheran church corner and
in front Of the new parsonage A
boulevard adds to the beauty of the
streets in the residence section and we
hope that more will be laid out in the
future .:
DR.. Ewald Chalberg, the we'll known
! massage doctor, has been requested by
number Of his friends to visit War
rem again, and will arrive during the
early part of June to stay for a short
time giving treatments to those in need
thereof
| VIM. Juring, who moved to St. Paul
recently, was here Monday attending
to business He made arrangements
while here to move back to Warren
and 're-open his tailor shop The many
friends Of Mr.: Juring and family in
Warren will be glad to see them return.
DR.: E. #. Frank, secretary of the
Marshall County Fair. Association, de-
sires to remind the farmers that last
years threshed grain is eligible to
entry at the County Fair which will-be
held on July 3, 4 and 5. All those hay
ing grain of fair quality are urged to
make an exhibit.
Mrs. Alfred Brown and daughter
Ruth, and son David, arrived last Sat-
uFday from Shenandoah, Iowa. in their
car. for visit with son Elmer Brown,
who moved up here this spring onto a
farm east Of Luna. Mr.. Alfred Brown
has been here for some time helping
the son get started on the farm.
A party was given last Saturday
night at the home Of Severt Knutson
in McCrea, in honor Of son Louis, who
left Monday for Camp Lewis, Wash.
About sixty young people we're present
and an enjoyable time spent in games
and other amusements. A sum of
money was collected and presented to
Louis as gift whereby to remember
his many friends.
! Miss Wagner, teacher of the list and
2nd grades in the high school building,
was given a mirror by her pupils Tues
day morning, who regret very much
that she will not return next year. On
Tuesday afternoon the mothers of the
pupils met at the c. E. Stinchfield
home and rendered a reception in her
honor. This was also to show their
appreciation of her excellent work as
teacher here -, -