Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-02
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MT. and Mrs. r. Doran, OF Anita;
We're N town Monday evening, enroute
home from a day spent on business a
Warren. Mr.. Doran is section foremar
on the 500 at Anita. i. ssEi15z5.
Quest ionaires are being received
daily BY the September 10Th regis.
trants. . SI$7 s5 51 ss 800 -
s5 Carl s Meellem spent Tuesday at War,
rem to receive medical attention.
Miss Ida Legyold, teacher for next
term at Rosebank, arrived Tuesday
from her home in Thief River Falls to
arrange for stopping place and other
matters concerning her work, which
VIII commence next Monday. She re-
turned the same day. .@ 5...S
The 500 signal painting crew was il
town TOW. IS Tuesday repainting all whistle
posts, public crossing signs, station
signals ,l etc a well needed procedure,
and a good job they made Of ii too.
Ihere We're four men and they used a
speeder in covering the ground. Sig
nails bearing a Worded inscription were
painted in one color now and will be
lettered later. .... 5 ..5zs ~ 7@=;
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Howard Carlson and John Sagmoen
me to Grand Forks this forenoon.
Thorn Holten left Tuesday evening
Tor the southerna part Of the state to
visit and also attend to business.
Albert Lappegaard is home from
stephen, where he has been employed
part Of the summer.
o. ]. Dahl returned Wednesday from
the twin cities.
Slvard Norwich, who has spent the
summer here to visit and assist with
work on the farm of his Grandmother
Mrs. Eva Carlson, returned Wednes-
day to his home in Seattle, Washing
ton, to take up school work. s
Miss Mathilda Liden, Of Steiner, was
in town Wednesday on a brief visit
with: John -Sor's. She also met her
mother who returned from q weeks
outing west of Warren. se. 81
West bound freight trains carrying
empties Of from three.quarters to one
mile long are no unusual sights nova
days. E s ..ss5 ss -..5..s.
Ernest Styrlund, of Viking, was in
this vicinity couple days the middle
OF the week to take charge of the re-
turns from his mothers farm north of
town. .a*,
Threshing is nearing completion in
this locality. A good many farmers
are realizing a Liberty Bond equivalent
on every acre seeded to wheat this
spring. Wheat seems to be the best
crop this season although fax has
netted up to $40 per acre on several
farms. Potatoes are splendid, we
know of farmers who have already
over 500 bushels out Of the ground.
Cream will be shipped from the
local station only on Wednesdays
hereafter. s.. .>zs :
"A car loaded with -four and feed in
tended for the local elevator jumped
the rails on the side track Saturday
morning and caused considerable an
noyance before it could be raised again.
The engine stopped at the switch east
OF town, and sent the car on flying
switch westward with a brakeman to
control the speed with the hand brake.
This brake refused to work and the
car went with great speed against the
bumpers further west which the first
four wheels were able to penetrate and
bored themselves deeply into the
ground on the other side. Luckily the
car did not capsize, and the engine was
able@tO pull it back where the, end
could be raised on the rails again.
Z Mrs. @. Holson and daughter Lilly,
arrived from Warren Saturday even
ing for an extended visit with the Carl
Mellem family. Miss Holson will be
next winters teacher at Willowdale
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& Art. Bloom arrived home from Ne
kona Saturday evening, and Henry
Sagmoen came from Hannah, N. D.,
Friday. They were home to fill out
their questionaires. $50: $50 (.
The town officers had a special meet
ing at Dist. No. "a Sunday afternoon
concerning the Fourth Liberty Loan.
Nina Westby left Monday Of this
week for Warren where she will be a
student at North Star College this win
ter. ..ss - : sSS5sss:- s.: ..s:s