Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-01

81 Ohm Nelson, Of Alyarado. vas
Warren visitor Friday.
Photo developing ana printing. quick
service Warren Pharmacy.
Paul Schulz, Of Viking, was here
Monday attending to business matters.
/ Misses Valborg Halvorson and Dag
~ Llndstrand left Wednesday forl
Angus. 3.
4 Have several cords Of split poppleI
wood Tor sale in Warren. Pioneer
Land 3 Loan Co.
Mrs. Carl Baily and daughter. of
Bemidji, spent New Years Day at the
W. r. Powell home.
Miss Olive Douglas, clerk in the
Warren " post Office, spent New Years
Day at her home. in Argyle.
County Agent John HUSKY and fam
ily have returned from thier visit at
Mcintosh during the holidays.
Jennie Erickson returned to Camp
Grant, III. Sunday, after a short visit
with friends and relatives in the city.
Alex Sin, of town Of Moose River,
returned last Friday from Camp Cody,
where he has been in military train
mig.
& Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Taralseth spent
New Years Daysas guests Of Mrs. Tar
alseth's mother, Mrs. Andrew Olson, at
Argyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Stone and son
Walter and Miss Lucia, of Crookston,
are visiting at the w. F. Powell home
il this city.
B MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu-
berclin tested herd? P..Frost spauld-
ing Farm Go.
Erick Peterson and Torkel vikse,
two substantial farmers from near
Viking, were in the city Saturday at
tending to business matters.
h Sinclair Macarthur and Carl Rays
left Wednesday evening for st. Paul to
resume their studies, the former at
Hamline and the latter. at Manchester.
81 j. "A. Bjorklund leaves on Wednes-
day this week for Brownsville, Texas,
where he will spend the winter on
farm which he purchased about a year
ago. "a, s. - IS. ;s
Louis Baily left, for Detroit, Mich,
last Sunday night, after visiting a
few days with friends in Warren. Mr..
Bai1y is in the Navy and is serving on
a submarine CHASER II
j., p. Bloomquist,. who holds a re-
sponsible position with the 500 railway
company at Thief River Falls, spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Bloomquist, Of this city.
Bert Ayres and wife left Sunday
evening for Crookston, after short
visit with Bert's mother in this city.
Mr.. Ayres has recently returned from
the Army and will from now on be at
his confectionery store in Crookston.
Emil Skoglund arrived last Friday
from Tennessee, where he has been on
a prospecting trip and invested in land.
After visiting with his mother, here, he
will leave for Montana to close out his
farming interests there and will then
move to Tennessee to make his future
home
Gill Henderson shipped fat steer
| to the st. Paul market last week. We
did not learn the weight or the price it
sold for, but we are satisfied that the
fine animal brought Mr.. Lamberson a
handsome profit for feed and care, thus
demonstrating that it pays to raise
good stock for the market.
III a letter to his father, published in
the Holt Weekly News, Gill G. Jones'
a soldier who has seen severe fighting
Lin France, says: II have seen some
horrible sights during the past five
months. Sights thattI hope no human
will ever again have to endure or wit
ness, as they surely were awful
B Last week we forgot to mention the
name Of Leonard Morud as being one
Of the returned s. A. T. G. students
from the State University. Mr.. Morud
spent Christmas with his parents near
Radium. He thought it probable that
he would return to his former employ
ment with a large lumber company at
Fargo, N. D.
Bert SinnOt, who has been in the
IU. S. air service overseas, Gladstone
Kelly, who has been in the army over.
seas, and John r. Walker, Oscar Car.
penter, John Borowicz, Andrew Wig.
Istol, Anton Pietruszewski, Stanley
Price and Victor Lundin, from army
training camps in this country, are
Iboys from Stephen and vicinity who
have recently returned home.
I ii. e. Hartman, of Sycamore, Ill, has
spent the past week looking after his
Harm near Warren and also visiting
with friends here who were former res.
Iidents Of Sycamore. His farm is 10;