Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-08-07
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For quick kodak finishing take your
films to the Raveling Studio. ST. 81
The local draft board has been busy
this week examining class one men Of
the 1918 class. :45.s
Miss Thelma Holm arrived in the
city Monday from Bronson for visit
at the Joe Baugh home.
Mrs. NJ. II. Plat and daughter, Jane,
OF OF St Paul, have been visiting at the
Oh. Hl7opwood home the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Merdink and Mrs. II. San
derson and daughter Mildred, Of Step
hen We're visitors in the city Tuesday.
..8s Mrs Matt Westlin left Thursday ev-
ening for Flom, Mimi, where she will
Visit at the home Of her son, Oscar
sWestlin.
IA MOTHERS! Why not project the
children by using milk from q Tu-
berclin tested herd? p. Frost Spauld-
ing Farm Go.
4, Mrs. o. N. Nelson has moved her
Millinery store from the east side and
is now located in her own building
west Of the post Office. ,z s,sz
4 Mrs. I. 3. Allen and children, of
Churches Ferry, n. d., left Wednesday
morning for their home, after having
visited here several days with friends.
Word has been received at Argyle
that Paul Ryan, who was. recently
"gassed" by the Huns, was badly
wounded in battle on the 10th Of last
month. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Lindstrand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lundgren autoed
to the Lake Of the-Woods Wednesday,
morning. They will camp at the lake.
for several days. ~.
Il Mrs. Abe Williams and children and
Mrs. J. B. Lindquist motored up from
Baudette last week to visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Erickson,
and other relatives and friends here.
Frank Truhn, superintendent Of the
City, Water and Light Department,
was called to Hallock on Sunday ev-
ening to make some repairs to the light
plant at that place which was causing
some trouble. -, 4 r. -.
Sidney Anderson and Edgar Mattson
attended the auto races at the Crook
ston fair last Saturday afternoon. The
races proved to be very interesting, the
Crookston boy, wild Bill" Endicott,
taking the money. IT, j.. s
= Clerk of Court swandby reports hay
ing issued the following marriage liz
censes during the past week: Clarence
Jornlin and Clara Johnson; Percy J.
Hansen and Alma NJ. Walberg Martin
Knutson and Emma NJ Olson
A parcel shower was given in honor
of Miss Emma Johnson at the home Of
Misses Ida and Rose johnson, Monday,
July Doth. The affair was given by
five cousins Of the bride to-be and about
sixty guests were delightfully."-. enter
tained. /: -. r.. =, , ~. III
Mrs w. H. Ostrander - and two
daughters left Saturday for their
home at Cottage Grove, Ore, after hav-
ing spent about four months visiting
at the homes Of her sisters in this city,
Mrs. g.. A.. Nelson and Mrs L. A.
Bueche. - 49,. 4. - -. a.. RI. /;
: John Arness. arrived in Warren Sat
urday morning from Minneapolis to see
his mother who is i'll in the Warren
hospital and ..also for visit at his.
home in Fork. Mr.. Arness is at the
State University, and says that he likes:
the work fine. 49,. e ':@:F 81; ~
~ last week. Ben Eliason,, 81 Strand:
equist, purchased fine Polled Durham
bull1f calf from Mr.. Henderson: This
calf. was raised on the Lakeview Farm
and was very we'll formed individual.
Mr.. Eliason brought the calf home in
a motor truck he had brought along.
A delegation Of threshernnen and
farmers will meet at the court house
on Saturday afternoon at one o'clock
to agree on prices to be paid for thresh-
ing in the county this fall One thresh-
erman and one farmer will represent
0dCu LOWuSulp Ill luc COuuty az IAC
meeting. -. +.
Mrs. N. O. STADIUM and daughter
Catherine, returned Monday morning
from three weeks visit with relatives
and friends. They visited at Mrs.
Stadum's home at Renville, Mimi, and
also at Mr.. Stadum's home at. Levine.
MINI. On their way home they visited,
at Granite Falls, MINI, and at Fargo,
n. D. S
Maple Lake attracted a large number
of Warren residents Sunday. Among
those who autoed over for the day
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bren; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Black, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Eneix, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill Lamberson, Miss Selma
Peterson, 3. T.. Tornell and family,
Arthur Golden and family. 81 $3.50
All the long distance telephone lines
in Marshall county operated by the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Company have been inspected, and
oo,ny1otn 1nto;1o1 inventory Ohta inn6