Warren sheaf., 1918-10-02
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HoME field.

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For quick kodak finishing take your
films to the Raveling Studio.
Hans Mitgard went to Crookston to-
day to attend to business matters.
We pay highest market prices for
live poultry. Warren Creamery Co..
Carl Rosberg left Sunday evening to
attend to business matters in Mime
apolts. ..e..s -
Carl Hayes left Sunday evening for
St Paul, where he will enter Macal-
ester College.
T Let's go to the Dance at the Strand
Friday. The Jazz Orchestra will sure
keep you steppin'.
Alvin Carlson, of Baudette, arrived
Monday for visit with his sister, Miss
vendla Carlson, in this city.
Rev. S. w. Swenson and family left
this morning for HallOck to visit with
Rev. l.. P. Lundgren and family.
SITS. Peter and Paul parish purchas-
ed 81 900 worth Of bonds in the fourth
Liberty loan drive
Leonard Lull, one of the progressive
farmers from near Radium, is in town
today attending to matters of business.
| Joseph E. Yutszanka, of Route 5,
Warren, is attending to business in
town today. &
| F. Laymon, who resides on Route l
out of Viking, transacted business here
today. He advertises a fine lot of
sheep for sale in this weeks paper.
! A Koyar Quack Grass Harrow will
clean your land better than any other
machine known For. Sale at Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co. Is.
Miss FRANCES Lindberg left last Fri
day for Crosby, N. D., to enter upon
her second years work as a teacher in
said town.
Is Misses Mildred Wood, Jean Stevens
and Hazel Edwards left Sunday ev-
ening for st. Paul to attend Hamline
University. - IS ~ -
i Miss Agnes Hi1leboe, who is employ.
ed at the Great Northern depot at
Grand Forks, visited with he1
parents over Sunday.
Noble Lmdberg, a soldier from Camp
Grant, Rockford, HI, visited for day
or two last week with Mr.. and Mrs
I Oscar Johnson, of this city. to whom
he is related.
Albert Beardmore, Carl Arness, al
vim .Nyland, Adolph Bake and Harold
tBarfholoW left Sunday evening fol
Minneapolis to attend the University
of Minnesota :
| Nurse Anna Erlandson arrived We'd
nesday morning from Grand Forks, n
/ D., to enter upon her work as nurse
/ at the Warren hospital, where she was
+ formerly employed. .s.~s. :.
r Miss Julia Thompson, who has beer
t visiting at Argyle for some time, was
| in the city Monday visiting friends
| She left the same evening for her home
/ at Rice Lake, Wisconsin. ..;I = !!
MIS-. E. Merrill mother Of Rev
Thomas 6. Merrill, and. Mrs. ..Vern Ben
son, his sister, both from Blue Eartl
City, MINI. We're here visiting for; !
few days. They left foEs home; ,,ol
Thursday Of last week. SIT 3 .:-.sss...
Miss Lavina Rokke, sWHe has beel
visiting with relatives and friends il
West Valley during the summer, lef
on the afternoon local in Warren toda,
for Zumbrota, Minn.. to take up agai
her work as chiropractor in said city.
El Robert Lundgren left Saturday even
ing for st. Peter, Minn.,, to resume hi
studies at Gustavus Adolphus College
He spent Sunday in Minneapolis visit
ing his sister, Ester Lundgren, who
attending Miss Woods Kindergarte1
school. ~: ~:
Matilda Potucek, a daughter o
VIM. Potucek, of Radium, was brough
to The Warern Hospital last Thursda,
by her parents to undergo an immedi
ate operation for appendicitis. TIL
operation was successful and the youn
| girl is improving nicely.
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II Mrs. c. W. Brown and .daughte
| May, left Tuesday evening for thei
home in Moscow, Idaho, after about
| months visit here with her brother
| Martin and Chris. Anderson and wit
many other relatives and friends
| Both she and her husband were amon
| the early pioneers Of Warren
1 l. <s 80 81 ~ -E 3
| Several picnicers have taken advan
tage Of the beautiful fall weather th
| past week. Last Friday The .Hikers
met after work and ramped out int
the woods. A large bonfire was bull
and by the time the wood was carrie
all had ravenous appetite and di,
full Justice to the tasty supper pre-
ipared by the committee. A war-whoo]
| of three cheers was given and th
| merry bunch came back for the cor
Icert given by the Battalion Band.
Miss Agnes Bake, daughter Of Mrs
/ ii. Bake, of this city, was married t
Mr.. j. A. NOrdstOg, q prominent bus