Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-06-26
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at the Marshall County Fair Wednesday, Friday
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to business matters in the city Friday.
Save ten to fifteen dollars by buy
ing your suits at the Peoples Store be-
fore July 3rd. -.
Help fight the war. Pay your way |
with War Savings Stamps if you can
not 60 to the front. /
The Vasa lodge will held it's annual
picnic at the Peterson farm ~ miles
northwest of Alvarado on July 18th.
Buy Hart, Schaffner & Marx suit
before the 18th of July so that you can
appear to the best advantage at the
big festivities.
Attorney Theodore B. Elton, of
Grand Forks, was a visitor in the city
Friday attending to business at the
probate court here.
AdOlph Amundson, of Plummer, ar
rived Friday morning for visit with
friends and relatives in this city. He
returned to Plummer on Monday even
I ing.
The H. NJ. Swanson family have re-
ceived a letter from son Harold, now
in France, written June 6. He was
we'll then but no news whatever were
given.
If your neighbor offers his life, sure
~ you can loan your money. Save with
the same eagerness that your neighbOr
fights, and buy w. S. S. with your
savings.
Walter Lindell has taken the place
Of julius Hewitt at Ed. Natwick's Con-
fectionery Store. Mr.. Hewitt was one
of the boys who left Monday with the
draft contingent.
Harry Maruska left Tuesday for
Minneapolis, where he will look over
some cars. He will return in a few
days with a car to use for demonstra-
ton work for the County Fair.
Judge Mike Holm and family, of
Roseau, visited last Friday with Judge
P. H. Holm and family, of this city.
Mike attended, also, the meeting Of the
Red River Valley Development asso-
citation.
Allan Gilbert, who has been employ
ed filling prescriptions at the Warren
Pharmacy, left Saturday for Crook
ston, where he was to report for mill
tary training on Monday to fill in Polk
cOunty'S draft contingent.
John Anderson, son Sidney, and
daughter Elsie, Alvin Nyland and Hans
Swanson autoed to aWarroad last. Sat-
urday for fishing trip in the Lake-of-
the Woods. They returned Sunday ev-
ening and reported having had very
good luck at fishing.
1t is urgently requested that all
members of Co. 'F'', 18th Battalion,
Minnesota Home Guard, get out at
7:3O Thursday evening, June 9th. All
members should be on hand as Captain
Spaulding wants to size up the Com
pany and give each Corporal his per-
: manent squad.
, Byron F. LundQuist, who several
weeks ago left for Stephen to accept a
position with the St. Hilaire Lumber
Co. at that place, has accepted a posi-
| ton as bookkeeper at the Swedish
| American State Bank and commenced
| his duties at that place on Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hanson, of New
folden, were in Warren yesterday tax
ing in the doings at the Chautauqua
They have just received letter from
their son Chester, who is in France
He says he enjoys travelling about t.
see the country but he much prefer
the U. S. A. to live in.
II The Midsummer Festival held unde
the auspices of the Vega Young Pee
| PIES. Society at the Alfred johnson
| farm yesterday was. well attended
Julius J. Olson, of Warren, made
speech for the Red Cross that wa
much appreciated. Half Of the pro
| ceeds will be donated to the Red Gross
Il Frank \. Davis, Secretary and Ger
| eral Manager Of The King of Trail
Association, and Ware L. Smelling
| special representative, were in the cit
| yesterday in the interest of said higl
!, way which runs from Winnipeg to tn
Gulf of Mexico, 1900 miles, and
blazed the entire way. A road guild
Perry r. Wood, John Shelstad, San
uel Kezar, Oscar Grenlin, Axel Math
son and VIM. Larson, Marshall count
boys who were sent to Camp Lewis
/ Wash. are among those who have bee
transferred to southern California.
G. Kezar has been transferred t
Indiana. Perry Wood has received a
appointment as non-commissione
officer. A.
Seargent Harry Thomas arrive
Thursday morning from Fort Shell
! Oklahoma, on short furlough, du1
ing which time he visited at the HON
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John "
Thomas, and also at the home Of hi
brother, R. b. Thomas, in this city. II
expects to leave on Friday for FOL
Shell where he is stationed with
l. School of Fire Detachment.
H w. II. Dixon returned on Tuesda