Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-12-25
Additional Local
News

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L. w. johnson, Of route 3, was in
the city Tuesday. = SIS
Carl A. Johnson, of Vega, transacted
business in town last Thursday &
John P. Swanson, of route A, was in
town last Friday.
G. J. Carlson, from near Argyle, was
: Warren visitor last Saturday.
Arthur Halldin, of Vega, was bust
ness caller in Warren last Thursday. :
Herman Jadeke, of Radium, trans
acted business in the city last Satur-
day.
Carl E. Anderson, of route 5, attend
ed to business matters in town on Tues
day. =
F. J. Filipi, one of the successful
farmers of route 3, looked after bust
ness affairs in town last Friday.
J. J. Torvi, one of the more recently
arrived farmers on route 4, attended to
business in town on Monday
pioneers of town of Vega, was War
rem caller last Friday.
John Alstrom, one of the good old
settlers on route 1, was in the city on
business last Saturday.
A dish pan that had been bought by
lady at the Carlson auction sale last
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else, by mistake perhaps. Kindly leave
at Sheaf Office.
Ingolf Grindeland has written from
France to his parents, Judge and Mrs.
Grindeland, t|ing them that he. had
been gassed and was not over the ef-
fects at the time of writing. VI. 3 "a I
M. A. Backstrom, one; of the well-to-
do farmers of Vega, whom the editor
Of this paper well remembers from the
time both Of us worked on the old
! Woodward farm SO years ago, was a
caller at the Sheaf Office on Tuesday.
In the report Of the United War
Work contributors for town of Sands
vile, published last week, the name of
John Ross was mentioned among those
who had not given. Mr. Beardmore
has phoned us that Mr.. Ross has given
his share and we gladly make this cor
rection. 81.
Our Stiner correspondent this week
I ANNOUNCES the death Of Simon Warning,
of Excel, an old pioneer settler of said
town, known all over eastern Marshall
county. He died on Dec. 9th. His tall
form and genial way made him con-
spicuous figure in any gathering. In
the early days he visited Warren fire,
quently and many friends here extend
to Mrs. Warning and other members of
the bereaved family their sincere sym,
(pathy;s Sorrow is heaped upon sorrow
Iby the DEATH of a son, Omer Warning
at International Falls, on Dec. -.
| DIR. Carl Walgren arrived Sunday
from Sweden, where he went, three
years ago to see his mother WHO was
ill. Owing to war; CONF itfOns,! he was
unable to secure hisopassport for . re:
turn to this country until thfs' fall
The news of the armistice was received
by wireless on the ship on which he
made his return passage, when in mid
ocean. He says Sweden feels the eff
fects Of the war very greatly, food be
ing scarce and almost impossible to buy
with money. DR.. Walgren was 8
masseur with DR.. Bratrud when he was
here before and for a time studied med
icine at the University of NORTH
Dakota. He will again take up his
former work at the city hospital.
Tom Keefe, an old Warren pioneer
who now resides at Glen Flora, Wis.
is in town today He came the Ions
distance Of about 500 miles from hi
home to consult Dr. T. Bratrud for {
physical ailment from which he ha:
suffered for some time. An operation
was deemed necessary, but as DR.. Brat
rud did not have time to perform i
here before going away on a short trip
he arranged to have it done in Mime
apolis, where the doctor will be for {
few days. , Mr.. Keefe will leave f0l
Minneapolis tonight His many friends
in Warren, where he spent about 81
years of his life, hope that he may sc
cure relief and be restored to health
again. ~
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