Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-16
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Go to The Bazaar The Busy Store
E. B. Malberg, Of Excel, was visit
or in the city Tuesday.
John A. White from near Argyle.
one Of the more recently arrived farm
ers from Illinois, attended to business,
here today. He expressed himself as
being well satisfied with the result Of
his farming operations this year.
The Home Guard still manages to
drill outdoors on their regular drill
nights. Two large searchlights have
been erected on top Of the Court House,
which throws the light on the park
where the drills are being held.
N. "A. Nelson, proprietor Of the Oak
Grove Farm in town Of Oak Park, at
tended to business matters in the city
on Tuesday, He came to Marshall
county in 1881, direct from Norway,
hence is one of the early pioneers. g
Mrs. ,Albertine Nordgren and Mrs.
Geo. Cheney left Tuesday evening for
Moorhead- to attend the funeral Of their
sister in-law, Mrs. A. w. Nordgren,
who died there of Influenza. Deceased
and her little daughter visited Warren
last summer .5ss g 81 : :ss' '- :.
Mr.. H. G. Raveling, of. this city, has
received telegram informing him that
his brother, William Raveling, had
been killed in action in France on Sept.
Goth. He was drafted from his home
town, Rock Rapids, Iowa, May %, and
landed in France on July 3rd. #
P. Peterson last week received let
ter from his son, Victor, who is in the
Great Lakes Naval Band. Victor has
been in the hospital. for long time
and he stated he was getting very
much better and expected to be home
onsa months furlough very soon.t
Mr.. II. o. Berve, the farmer candi-
date for representative in the legisla-
ture from Marshall county, was here
yesterday calling on our people in the
interest Of his candidacy. Mr.. Berve
appears to be a clean cut; capable man
and makes good Impression upon
people helmeets. If elected ehe will no
doubt worthily represent this great
county at St. Paul.
On account Of having to close the
Strand Theatre to comply with the Or
der Of the Board Of Health, the film
n..Pershings Crusaders, was shown
last Saturday evening Many wh6 de
sired to see this U. S. official war film
were unable to do So Mr.. and Mrs.
Enrich left last evening for Mime
apolis where they will visit for a week
/ Nelson Park cleaned up its Liberty
Loan quota in day. Everyone in the
township was called in to the regular
polling place for Oct. and there sign
ed up cards.. Nelson Parks quota was
$10,5O0 and $1O,S50: was subscribed
EGunwall Torkelson is the chairman of
the Nelson Park board and he is as
4 sisted by John Johnson, Fred Johnson,
J NJ: o. Germundson and St. Rominski-
Karlstad Advocate. ri: I. f'2<: : *;+s=
I S.. S. HOLDEN, Of Holt, is in the: city
today calling on our. citizens in the
interest Of his candidacy for the office
of county auditor. He met with an.
accident recently causing injury to his
foot, but this injury, he hopes, will not
handicap him in. the political race on
which he has started. But he, has a,
tstrong- man Ito run against in the pres
hent, county auditor. Mr.. HOLDEN is-a
pleasant gentlema n to meet. y I'll q
/ 1t will no doubt please the many
friends Of Albert johnson la la tthe-cify'
to- know that he is a member candidate
i Of the Infantry Central Officers Train
ling School at Camp Grant, Rockford,
[Ill., where he is taking a4pur meRths'
course and hopes to receive commis-
sion early in the year. MTsJ ohnsen is
son of Mr.. and Mrs CabA, Johnson,
Of this city, and served fQt:,ae long fine,
as stenographer in the office of County
Attorney A. N. Eckstrom.s ~ -
Elmer Olson, who is stationed at De
troit, Bich., writes as follows: s"'Am
getting along fine, and we are turning
out ambulances at the rate of thirty a.
day and by the end Of the month we
will be producing fifty. Am pretty
lucky, expected to be made a corporal
but was made sergeant. Guess I can
strut around with my chest out about a
foot now if I want to. Sometimes /
get the paper on Monday and then
again on Tuesday, nice to get it at all
tho" II. Y So
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