Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-06-26
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Minneapolis visiting with hershusband
and warren friends.
If you will think more of saving
than Of spending you will be surprised
to learn that there are many things
Frank Nelson, a brother Of John A.
Bloomquist, Of this city, arrived last
Saturday for visit. He has been
staying in Minneapolis since he left
Warren ~ years ago.
p: NJ. Hjerpe, one of the old timers
of Warren, now living in Cheyenne, N.
D., was in the city last Friday. He
came over in his car to visit relatives
and friends here and in town Of Spruce
Valley.
+ Do not cry out against the terrors of
thrift as long as the men in the
trenches do not cry out against their
hardships. Consider yourself lucky to
be able to save and to buy War Saw
ings Stamps.
Miss Rose Rosendahl will leave this
evening for Alexandria, where she will
spend several days visiting friends.
She will leave from there for Illinois
on an extended visit with relatives and
friends in that state and will return in
about month. - n
Clinton Winchester has been pro-
noted to take charge of the drafted
boys at Camp Cody, New Mexico. He
says that he has men Of all nationali-
ties in his company and has time of
it to get some Of them to understand
as a few cannot speak English.
Emil and Gust Krammer left last
Friday for Fairhaven, Mimi, to attend
the funeral Of their father, William
Kramer, who died on June 10, aged
So years and 5 months. The funeral
was held on Saturday at 2 p. m. The
two brothers returned home from their
sad trip today. -. !
Frans Larson arrived in the city
Saturday from Minneapolis, where he
is dental student in the State Uni.
versity. Frans only has one year left
to finish his course but may, perhaps
be called by the government before he
has finished same. He left Monday
morning for Cupar, Sask., Canada,
where he will be employed as sales
man, and also with conservation work
for the government. ..:~-. IN =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Lind, of Red
Lake Falls, were here to attend the
Summer Meeting of the Development as
ISOLATION on Thursday and Friday, re-
turning to their home Saturday after
noon. Ernest e. Johnson, who has
been at. Minneapolis, and on visit,
with 'Lind's at Red Lake Falls for, sew
eral days, before he left with the Mar
shall county draft contingent on Mon
day of this week, returned to Warren
with Lind's in their car.
The dance given at the: Frank
brothers barn south of the Fair
Grounds, on Friday evening was a we'll
attended affair, there being nearly. two
hundred tickets sold. A large number
of the Home Guard boys from Thief Ri
yer Falls, Crookston and East Grand
Forks stayed after the drill to enjoy
this part of the program. The Warren
Jazz Orchestra we're the musicians and
surely kept the crowd on the go. The
proceeds will be turned over to Co. "F''
to be used for purchasing guns. -. II I
Mr.. and Mrs John Johnson and son,
Hjalmar, of town of Foldahl, returned
last Sunday from an auto trip to Min
neapolis, st. Paul. Saltwater and other
points near the twin cities. At Min
neapolis they visited with Mrs. Peter
Dahlgren, a Marshall county pioneer
woman, living in said city. She is now
widow, but son, Victor, and "a nephew
are staying with her. She suffers some
from rheumatism. Mrs. Dahlgren well
remembers her many Marshall county
friends and desires to send greetings
to all thru the Sheaf.z Mr.. johnson
says the trip was a very pleasant one,
no accidents Of any kind having been
encountered.