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

RAY" IVY O1uucy AuUcrSOu
were at Maple Lake Sunday.
Miss Mable Erickson, who has been
visiting friends here the past week, re-
turned to her home at Hal1ock on Mon
day. fT .>~ 80 80,
Chas. Wittensten returned this morn
ing from Panyesville, Mimi, where he
has been employed with the 500 Rail-
way company, f. =
Olaf Halvors0n went up to Argyle on
this mornings local, where he will work
on the Melgaard farm until the public
schools open this fall.
Misses Ella and Cassie Nieswanger,
of Peoria, Illinois, have been here look
ing after their farming interests in
towns Of Fork and Big Woods.
J. H. Baugh, civil engineer, returned
home yesterday from Norman and
Mahnomen counties, where he has
charge of considerable ditch work this
summer. 81.
/ Marriage licenses have been issued
Eat the Clerk Of Courts office to Frank
III. SYenzel and Stella Wilmington; Hans
81 ohanson Dahl. and Selma Josephine
EHenning. -, g. .-.-,.s. ..... s-.
Mr.sand Mrs. Albert Eckblad, of
Argyle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Flaherty, of
Minneapolis, were guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Eckblad, of this
city, on Tuesday.
Mrs. liver Allen. and children, of
Churches Ferry, N. D., are visiting at
the Carl Allen home in Warren, and:
with other relatives and friends in
Warren and vicinity. :..z,:@:::s....'
Judge ,Grindeland is holding special
term Of court at Hallock today for the
naturalization Of citizens. A special
term for the same purpose will be held
at Warren tomorrow. d. :. <rr:.: n
=. Gus. Flake has moved back from
F1l1inois to ma Ike his home once more on
|Hi%fne farm vest, Of town, His house
|'holds goods were shipped BY train and
were hauled out to the farm yestef-t
On Friday afternoon, July -26,> an.l
other contingent Of ; Marshall county
men willentraip on ithe feat NQrt6ern.
local for Camp WadssvM6oGrtf1Kis; Spartan
burg, $: g, where they Yill enter mill
tary training. :1 Is = ''-1I'4 Il ;t
Mr. Bjorklund and family, Of Alyar-
ado, and Mrs. p. Bjorklund, LETT from
here Tuesday morning for Warroad to
enjoy an outing at the lake and visit:
friends. They also may go to Baudette5
before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. 81. M. Swanson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bake returned
Tuesday evening from trip to Itasca
State Park. They started for the park
on Saturday, the trip being made in
Mr.. Swanson's car.
A Sunday school convention for the
Red River District will be held at
Thief River Falls on July oath. The
Mission Board Of the Red River Valley
Conference also meets there at the
same time.
The building Of the Thomas Machine
Shop is nearing completion. The old
building is being torn down and the
machinery moved into the new build
ing. Some delay in the construction
work has been caused by the difficulty
in securing material.
Andrew G. Satire, deputy u. s. mar
shall for Montana, arrived yesterday
for visit with his father and Warren
friends. His official duties brought
him to- Fargo and being so near he
could not resist coming to Warren. He
will leave for Helena, Mont, tonight. 4
Nels Malm, Hans A. Larson and W..
N. Powell, viewers in ditch proceedings,
spent nearly all of last week in the
eastern part of the county examining
matters in connection with the pro-
posed bitches, and this week they are
at the Court House making out their
report. .o9.
The Happy Hikers were entertained
last Sunday by Miss Hilma Hegstrom
at the Turnlund home near Radium.
The girls started ito hike out there
in the morning, about II miles, and had
travelled several miles on the way when
they were met by automobiles and
given ride the rest Of the way, much
to their delight and satisfaction.
Among those from Warren and vi
cinity who spent Sunday last at Maple
Lake were Mrs. Quistgard, Jean and
Cameron Quistgard, w. Q. Braggans,
and family, Leonard Winberg, g. A..
Carlson and wife and mother, C. H.
Hopwood, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Knutson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Knutson, John An
derson, Elsie Anderson and Beda skog.