Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-06-26
Warren Markets
At Grand Forks, N. D., a Red Cross
auction recently netted $2,6S74S.

At Grand Forks, N. D., Red Cross
| auction recently netted $2,6S7.4S.
| F. J. Anderson, Of Wanger township,
was visitor in the city Thursday.
Olav POLAND, from Happy Corner,
east of Stephen, was a visitor in the
city Monday.
Albert Johnson left on Tuesday even
ing for st. Paul, where he was drafted
into the U. S. service.
Judge Grindeland and Court STEM
ographer Braggans are holding a term
of court in Thief River Falls this week.
! We have the best shoe department in
town; with the biggest and best stock.
Expert shoe man in charge. The Peo-
pies Store.
Miss Albertina Nordgren returned
this morning from Moorhead, where
she had spent a week visiting at the
home of her brother, Axel Nordgren.
VIM. Juring and family arrived Sat-
urday from st. Paul. Mr.. Juring will
again engage in the tailoring business
here as soon as he can get a good To-
cation.
Miss Hazel Seign returned this
morning from Crookston, where she
had, an operation for appendicitis. She
is yet weak from the operation but re-
covering rapidly.
Miss Helen Lincoln, of Fergus Falls.
a former teacher in the Warren public
schools, left Tuesday evening for her
home after visiting with friends in the
city for several days.
&Clifford Golden has accepted posi-
ton with Hans Urtes, the Clothes
Man, as clerk. Elmer Swanby, who
has been employed by Mr.. Urtes is
now working for the Warren Brick Co.
Leonard Morud arrived Sunday
morning from Fargo, where he is en-
ployed in lumber yard, for a short
visit with his parents who live in this
vicinity. Mr.. Morud returned to Fargo
Monday.
Child Welfare day at the Warren
High School building Saturday. June
twenty-nine. Mothers are requested .tC
. bring children under five years Of age
I for tests Nurses will be in attendance
= from nine o'clock a. m. and throughout
= the day.
Victor Maln, one of the Marshall
. county boys in the service, is now
+ full fedged aeroplane flyer and is 10
J. Gated in the south. Recently he made
n a trip of 100 miles in one hour. H
|. says the work is very interesting an(
a that he enjoys it immensely.
. Gabriel Anderson returned Frida.
, from Milton, n. D.. where he had beef
> visiting for some time at the home O.
l. his daughter, Mrs John Aarthun. Rev
IS Aarthun and family left the fore par
=. of this week for Absorokee, Mont
Y where they viii make their future
l. home.
e Marriage licenses have been issue'
is to Axel Anderson and Ruth Lindquist
e Oscar Olson and Lille Swanberg; JOIN
: Bornholdt and Emma Larson; JOIN
j. Ostlund and Martina X. Solberg; Vic
U tor Person and Mary Furst; Heime
Dahlin and Aida Morberg; Jane
n Jackson and Mabel Sobrina Silverton.
l. for the trail will be published soon.
o Andy M, Swanson, who graduated
n North Star College last spring, AM
d since has been teaching parochia
school at Argusville, N. D., received
!, notice last Saturday that he was callet
:, for military service and had then t
- make hurried trip to Warren in orde'
! to be able to join the Marshall count.
y BOYS who entrained here on Monday
IS Lieutenant r. G. Lehman, of Spring
q field Mass, arrived Saturday for
+ visit with his sister, Mrs. G.. A. Carl
. son. Of this city. His mother, Mrs
VIM. Magnus, who lives in California
3 came to meet her son in Warren, a
y Lieutenant Lehman's furlough was no
e long enough to permit him to go to hi
Z home in California. Lieutenan
y Lehman took charge of the HON
j Guard Company Tuesday evening an
y gave the boys to understand that the
~ were. there for business and not 10
g play. He. will leave this evening 10
81 Springfield to- Join his~eompany.s- ssF
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