Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-05-22

seen in Warren Monday.
1 We have in stock now, one fin,
Sedan car.-W. F. Powell & Co.
Mrs. \. n. Eckstrom returned las
FRIDAY from two weeks visit in Min
neapolis.
Moline and Hayes corn planters il
both disc and shoe at Lundsren. Wit
tensten & Co.
All fortunes have their foundation:
laid in thrift. Buy War Saving!
Stamps Of your Postman or Banker.
Judge and Mrs. P H. Holm autoet
| 70 RoSeau last Friday to attend the
funeral OF the judges mother. They
returned home the same day in the ev
eninY.
Miss Thelma Holm left last Thurs
| day evening for Roseau to attend the
funeral Of her grandmother, Mrs
Karin Hanson Holm. on Friday. anl
returned by auto.
There will be a show at the Radi;7n
Hall in Radium. on four successive
evenings, commencing Friday. May 81
ana continuing until and including
May 30. Doors open at 80 p. N.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by Clerk Of Court SWandby to the fol
lowing couples: Conrad Webber and
Josephine Weasline: George T. 10
land and Minnie ". Lofstr0m: Andrew
Strand1uist and Lilly Thai.
DR.. Fl. u. Bleeen returned Monday
from minneapolis. where he underwent
an operation. and has resumed his
practice III this city. The doctors
MANY friends are glad to see him back
again fully restored to health.
J. u. Boyd. who has had charge of
the Red Cross drive in town Of Brislet.
sent S40} to Headquarters in CrookstOn
today as the result OF the campaicn
Tor funds i'll said town. That is con-
Slderably over the top and reflects
credit on the people Of Brislet.
\. /. Bystrom motored to Crookston
Sunday to bring home Mrs. Bystrom
and the children who had arrived from
Minneapolis on a local train in the
morning. Miss Ruby Lundin. of Min
neapolis, formerly Of Stephen. accom-
panied Mrs. Bystrom for an extended
visit here
Dr.. H. Stuhr, of Minneapolis. ar
rived Sunday to visit his parents at
Euclid. He autoed to Warren Monday
Tor brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Z. Easton, parents of Mrs. Stuhr.
A fine son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert R. Strunk at the home of DR..
Q. NJ. Mellby in Thief River Falls on
Sunday, May 10Th. Many Warren
friends extend congratulations to the
happy parents, and also to the grand
parents, Judge and Mrs. Grindeland. of
this city, Mrs. Strunk being their
daughter
Miss Martha Mortenson. who has
been teaching in the public schools of
Thief River Falls the past year. re-
turned to. Warren last Friday. the
schools there having closed for the
year. She will be employed in the
county treasurer's office here during )
the rush Of work in that Office prior to
the June settlement.
julius Hewitt and sister Mabel TO-
5urned Saturday from Hatton. Y. D..
Snere they made short visit with |
trends. 1t was Mr.. Henvit's intention |
o make a visit there before he left
With the drafted boys, but when the
lew ruling was made, he was not in
MS quota. He will work at Ed. Nat +
V1cks. where he was employed before.
Until he is called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Whitney, of In
irrational Falls, arrived last Friday
1ternoon in their auto for a visit at
ne home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Nell
on, parents Of Mrs. Whitney. They
anne just in time to bid goodbye to
LIS. George ThorsOn, a sister of Mrs.
Whitney, and her children, before they
1T on the local for their home in
[ontana after an extended visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pearson and baby, / :
Virginia, MIMI, arrived on Monday
lis week. Mr.. Pearson is in the draft
I'd having been called for service has
ll1sted in the navy He left on Tues
~ evening for the Great Lakes
Station at Chicago, Ill. Mrs.
carson and the baby will make an
itended visit at the home of Mrs.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, II. NJ
in this city.
Fred Lundberg, who graduated at
orth Star College a year ago and
ace has been employed for some time
bOOkkeeper in big bank at
'okane, Wash, arrived this morning
join the Marshall county contingent
at will leave for Camp Lewis, Wash.
xt Monday. Mr.. Lundberg came as
emigrant from Sweden in 1914 and
therefore, not yet an American
lien, but, regardless of that fact. he
s been called for military service
d says he is more than willing to 90