Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-11-27
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Thief River Falls last Monday
occurred the marriage Of Miss lladgies
Clemens, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. E Clemens, Of this place, to-
Mr.. James homeland, Of Grygla Mr..
homeland As. a yo,1ne; "a rnnei.s the
latter place and the young couple will
80 to housekeeping there.
Sam Salop, formerly a farmer near
this place and now IN the u. s. navy,
has written his friend, lberta Yorseth,s
3 from iron New York city, where he was on
q short recreation stay, that he &1s en-,5
sjoying the navy life fairly well, and:
has the opport ,lnity Of seeing many
new places and meeting many adven-
lures. Mr.. Salop has already crossed
the ocean several times without seeing
any U-boats or torpedoe At the time
OF writing peace had just been declared.
and he describes q very lively scene
that took place on Broadway that day
and in which he was one Of the par:
takers The world was Ehappy when
the bloody struggle was ended he
writes, land / am with them Hope
I'VE will have real peace now. Mr.
Salop has sold his farm here to 3Nels;
Larson Of Thief River Falls.
Adolph Rafteseth returned y Monday
evening from Forest River, n. p. $500
I. Miss Viola Axe1son is home again
from Wannaska, where she has been.
visiting for several weeks #ss.
Mr. and Mrs. j. homeland arrived
here Tuesday morning, where they will,
visit the renal nder Of this week at the
j. Clemens home. s .-ssl
ia John, Sjolsvold and Edwin Myrom re-
turned Tuesday from Thief River
Falls, where they had spent several
days. s5z.s sEss
Mrs. e.. r. Halgrim left Tuesday ey-
sen1ng for Thief River Falls to visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w w.
Prichard ST., until Saturday.
Mrs. Peder SjosYold and daughter
Agnes, returned the beginning of the
week from Viking where they have
been visiting Of late. &
Benney Ranum was at Viking be-
tween trains Wednesday to shop and.
visit. :s. 49, .ss
Elmer Rye, who is now making Thief
River Falls his home, was in town
Wednesday to look after some land
business st
Mrs. "A. 7. Thoreson and youngest
daughter Helen, left Wednesday even
ing for an over Sunday stay with the
John Jorgenson family at Thief River
Falls. 5:f 3 :@. .s5
Victor Mosbeck in company with his
brother Dave, who is now at training,
have purchased a s120 acre farm north
Of Wylie, but will not move there to
live for some time yet. 5z
The cream checks for October were
issued Thursday morning and the
largest check $5S.61 was issued to ] ohm
Batten. Other checks over $40 were:
John Helquist $$444.92, John Bloom
$43.1S, Thorn Holten 81 % and John
Scr $$4O.l3. The total amount was.
$627S9. i.sss5. 5
Adolph Rafteseth left Thursday ey.
ening for a few days business stay at.
the twin cities.
Benney Ranum left Thursday even
ing for west=of Duluth, where he ex-
poets to be employed this winter.
Banker e. Docken, Of Holt, left on
the morning train from here Thursday
for days business stay at arren:-- - -
i4f.IlOrS SeVaiQSOn returned InuISudy
evening from Warren, where he has
been employed:
Carl Mellem was business visitor
at Viking Friday. z5.5 5
Olof and Gust Opseth left Thursday
evening for Thief River Falls, where
the latter will finish fax threshing
job, and return home with his thresh-
ing outfit. s5..
The Enoch Nelson family of Viking
moved into their new home four miles
north Of this place Friday
III: Jacobson, Of Montangle, Oregon,
has been here the last week to visit
with his daughter, Mrs. .Axel Axelson
and family. He arrived from Roseau
county where he has some land and
will go to Detroit and Fargo, where he
will further visit before returning
home. $s