Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-30
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School at Willowdale was suspend
Led last Monday for one week to await
the further progress Of the Spanish in
| fuenza.
Miss Marie Helquist spent last Mon
day at Warren to shop and bid fare
we'll to the leaving soldier boys.
Chas. Mclean motored down from
Holt last Monday morning with Ed.
INyberg, who left on the train for War
ren later to go to Camp Cody for train
ing. ..:..5s.
Mrs. Henry Whitehead left Monday
morning for Warren to seek medical
attention.
Miss Lilly Holson left Tuesday morn
ing for Warren where she will spend q
weeks vacation at the home. Of her
mother, .sss
y. >. Dahl left Tuesday afternoon
Tor st. Paul with carload Of stock for
the local shipping association. IS.
The election in this township will
take place at what is known as the
SJolsyold school building four miles
north OF town, on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
This is very important election and
all eligible should attend. A list Of all
! the voters is found on the towns
placard in Rosewood.
Henry Whitehead came up Tuesday
from Falrdale, N. d., to visit with rel
atlves here, and see his children who
are now staying at the Victor Mosbeck
i home. l%zs @@ -. - ~
John Henderson, brother-in-law to
John Sor, and well known in this COM
munity, died last Tuesday evening at
his home in Atwater, this state, follow
ing brief illness. Deceased was II
years old and leaves mourning wife
and four married children
Dave Mosebeck and Alfred Thoreson
left Wednesday morning for Warren,
from where they left for Camp Forest,
Ga, to enter training.
Bernhard Ranum spent Wednesday at
) Warren. ~.
Carl Sorenson, Of Viking, came off
| the train Wednesday,, enroute to his
home at Holt. I'll
The September cream checks were
issued Thursday morning. Total
amount for this place was $1,O35. SO,
and the largest check $63.97, was is
sued to P. Sorenson. Other checks
over $40 were: John Bloom, $626l !;
A. Bergland, $57.44; Gust Nakken,
5000; Thorn Holten, $51.45; Paul
Schankey, $5128; John Batten, $49.71 !;
John Scr, $47.93; o. A. Flann, >$4579 !;
John HelQuist, $4,000.
The west bound passenger was equip
ped with snow pillow for the first time
this season Thursday morning.
Mrs. Henry Whitehead underwent
two operations at the Warren hospital
this forenoon, one for the removal of
her appendix and one to remove gravel
from the gall bladder. A report from
her husband that evening gave her
condition as satisfactory. 49,:
The fourth annual meeting of the
Wildwood Cemetery Association will be
held at the John Helquist residence on
Monday evening, Nov. 4. Election of
all officers and other business of i'm
fp0rtance will be transacted.
/ Miss Clara Nelson returned Thurs
day evening from North Dakota, where
she has been employed during thresh-
ing. z:-." ~ ~
/ A young man from Holt, who was
supposed to have gone with the We'd
tuesdays contingent Of boys for war
training, but who had been threshing
AWAY from railroads and telephones
least Of Germantown, and consequently
mot receiving the notice in time came
down here Friday morning and taking
the train for Warren from where he
was sent to his destination few days
late. s>s~
Harry Barhals and Ella Nelson are
sick with what is believed to be the
Spanish influenza. DR.. O. F. Mellby
of Thief River Falls has been in at
tendance. Several other persons have
been on the sick list during the week
but have recovered. - +.
i Several farmers from this commun-
ity attended the Bassett auction sale
in the northern part Of town Friday. =,
Enoch Nelson left for his home at
Viking Saturday.
Arthur Bloom returned Saturday
from ROcksbury, where he has been a
guest with his sister, Mrs. Lloyd Grown.
The second series Of questionaires
for those above sc and below 10 are be-
ing received from the Warren local
board. III 81