Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-24


ston Monday evening.
For quick kodak finishing take your
films to the Raveling Studio ST. SO s..
, Miss Ruth Keland, of Thief River
Falls, visited with Edith Allen Tuess
day. S.:
Ole Stone and daughter, Miss Annie
Stone, were Warren visitorsson Tues.
day this week. ss . ..3s 4;
Jonas Sjoberg and e. P. Modin were
over from Middle River yesterday at
tending to matters of business: ~.
Mrs. A. Hatfield and son, Gerv0is,
left this week for Fairbault, for a visit
at the home of Mrs. Hafield's parents.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish LII
theran church will meet at the! home
of Mrs. N. A. Johnson on Friday after
noon, July Goth. I 81. Il.
DR.. A. A. Westin and. family, Of
Grand Forks, visited last Thursday at
the homes of Mr.. c. A. johnson and
Rev. S. w. Swenson in this city.
Albert Stevens has accepted posi-
ton at the Peterson Tailor Shop. Mr..
Stevens has had considerable expert
ence in the tailoring business in
Chicago.
Louis A. Meyer, who lives on rural
route No: 2, out of Thief River Falls,
was in the city Monday taking his
physical examination before the local
draft board
The annual meeting of the Minnesota
Scenic Highway association will be
held at Crookston on Friday, August
End. Hon. NJ. J. Bowling, of Olivia,
will be one Of the speakers. :..- :,
Raymond Swandby, Walter Lind
quist, Clayton Bake, Theodore Erick-
son and Oliver Mattson autoed up to
Stephen Thursday evening. They
went there for a swim in the Tamarac
river. -
Before moving to my new place on
the west side, will offer at extraOr-
binary low prices all of my present
stock of goods. Have some very choice
articles in millinery that will please
you.-Mrs. o. N. Nelson.
Charley Strand, of Baudette, was
here last week calling on friends here
and at Alvarado and Oslo. He was a
resident of this county fourteen years
ago., and is thinking seriously now of
coming back to buy farm in the coun-
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Miss Christine Olson has returned to
Lakota; N. d., after having visited
with her father, J. L. Olson, and other
relatives and friends here. On the way
she was to visit her brothers at Moor
head and also spend a short time at
Detroit, MINI.
Much space in this weeks issue of
the Sheaf is devoted to the official pub
LEGATION of the proceedings of the Mar
shall county Board of Commissioners
and the Board of Equalization: Every
taxpayer in the county should be in
terested in reading these proceedings.
DR.. F.. C. Bake returned Monday
morning from short vacation spent at
Glenwood and the Twin cities. He al
so visited at Camp Dodge where he saw
a number of the Marshall county boys
who are stationed. there. He reports
that all are getting =along nicely and
that army life seems to agree with
them. .,~: - $50,
Mrs Kenneth Bescher and children,
who have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dagoberg, parents
of Mrs. Bescher, left on Monday even
ing for their home at Fort Dodge
Iowa, where the husband, Rev., Bes-
cher, is pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
church. Miss Ruth Dagoberg, sister OF
Mrs, Bescher, accompanied them to
Iowa for visit. 20,
Miss Edith Head, daughter Of w. F
Head, who has been teaching for a
number of years in Montana and Idaho
is now employed at Washington, D. C.
She has position in the Quarter
master Corps Division and says thai
ACA "OAh Is Vc1y 1ulclcSluS. .ADOul
twenty girls in each shift are. kept
busy filing memorandum of bills OF
lading, two shifts being required tt
keep up with the extra amount Of work
in many of the divisions.
Gilbert NORM and Philip Bucking
ham, of Argyle, who were taken to the
cities by Sheriff Hanson last Wednes
day, where they we're to enter the
United States army, have been *liber
ated on parole, business men of Argyle
having been appointed as guardians tt
report to Judge Grindeland each month
and make formal report at thu
November session of district court
Owing to physical defects and being
under age they were not accepted
| "A Minstrel in France carries a biz
message between it's covers. Harry
Lauder has painted pictures of life il
the trenches and the spirit of the me1
that will never fade. In the page:
that he has written laughter and tear.
are wondrously mingled. As patrio