Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-27
Additional Local
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News
Eight carloads Of potatoes have been
lshipped from Warren thfs IAN and
about that many from Radium.
Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Powell left by
auto this morning for Moorhead to
spend Thanksgiving day.
Matthias Amundson, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. Westling,
left Sunday evening for New Rich
mond, Wis.
S. J.. Gangeness, Oliver Reason,
Morris Olson, Roy Olson and LLOYD
Ferdinandson, all from the Goodridge
country, attended to business at the
county seat on Monday. I. >.= vs..
Hjalmer Hallberg died Nov 18th at
Winnipeg, Canada, of Influenza. Fun
eral services were held at his home in
st. Peter. He was brother of Miss
Hilma Hallberg, former teacher at
North Star College. 60 - IL 4.
William HagstrOm, formerly engaged
in farming in Foldahl, but who has
been engaged in railroad construction
work during the last 20 years, was in
town Monday, leaving for Minneapolis
same day. .s.:..:tst.'s~s. :.
Skating has been very popular among
the young people in the city for ealfew
days. Altho the river is hardlygWide
enough for skating the young folks en-
joy what there is and have something
to be thankful for on Thanksgiving
day. =% - -
A letter dated October 10 was re-
fceived today by Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Erickson from their son Hilmer, who is
in France. He states he has seen SER
vice in the front line trenches and is
feeling fine. He has been promoted to
corporal. ..Ass..s 9 aszs; ~
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rosendahl received
two letters today from their son ELMER,
who is in France. They Weres datad
Oct. and 6 Respectively, and was
feeling fine then. He states he had seen
Ernest johnson and Ed. Voss,, both
from here, and&that they we're well.
Fred Christianson, of Alvarado.
transacted business here last Saturday.
He is son of John Christianson, a
early days, who removed to Colorado
many years ago. He said his father
has quit farming and has moved into
the town Of Berthond, Colo, to live.
The Mission Board of the Red River
Valley Swedish Lutheran Conference
was in session in this city on Tuesday
this week. Those present from ont OF
LOW 81 Wesrt, Rev. James Mood {
koseau; Rev. Albin A. Larson, Of Thief
River Falls; Prof. D.. A. Leonard, OF
Moorhead, and Mr.. Peter Lindahl. OF
Hallock. s,
Raymond, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Westman, arrived home on a short fur
Tough on Monday morning.. He is in
training at Harvard University, Cam
bridge, Mass, for service in the radio
signal corps. He will leave again for
the east on Friday. Raymond is an
other Warren boy who we predict will
make good in Uncle Sans service =. )
E Adolph johnson, son. of Mr. and Mrs
g. j. Johnson, Of this city, arrived this
morning from Hampton Roads, Va,
where he is ID training fling in the electric
branch Of the service. He has a ten
days furloughs to visit the folks at
home. While serving Uncle Sam, he
is also learning to become an electri-
clan, all occupation which he expects
to follow in life II So
Lieut.. George Powell, who is in the
aviation branch of the service, made
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. N Powell,
and his wife. in this city a brief visit.
leaving on Monday for TaliafeEro Field,
near Fort Worth, Texas, to which place
he has just been transferred. from the
Atlantic coast. He is anothef Warren
boy who has made good III serving his
country, he having recently sbeen pro
noted to the rank of lieutenant: Don't
know whether it is safe to refer to him
by the familiar name of BUD any
more, and yet we do not think he would
object.
Lieut.. Burt D. Pearson, of the u. s.
Navy, is spending few days here visit:
ing with his wife and baby who are
staying with Mrs. Pearson's, parents,
Mr. and Mrs. n. M. Swanson, while he
is in the service. Lieut.. Pearson has
seen service on the Atlantic coast the
past summer but has just been trans
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ferred to the Pacific coast. On the way
to the west coast, he utilized the oppor-
tunity to visit his family on the way.
Lieut.. Pearson. is a paymaster in the
navy, to which position he was pro-
NOTED some time ago. He leaves for
the west today.
The resignation Of McAdOO as secre-
tary Of the treasury and director gen
eral Of railways, express, telegraph and
telephone lines has caused sensation
in the country. We always thought
McAdoo was given too much to do, but
we never thought he would throw up
all his jobs at once. He mentions as a
reason for his resignation the INSULT
cheney Of the salary. AS the salary Of
a cabinet minister is $4,000 a. year,
it will strike many Of us who will have
to work for much less, that they have