Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-08
Tell ganr friends that they will find
you at &. Taralseth CO.. 8.

0 Miss Esther Erick sO32l&$SSa Sunday
evening for Crookston, % Where she.
is teaching. -
Basket ball game = Saturday 8 3. M.
Thief .[1e River High School vs.. Warren
High School.
4 Miss Mabel Abra hanson left Monday
for Minneapolis, where she will make
an extended stay.
Carl Sundahl arrived here Monday
morning to finish his course Of study
at North Star College.
s Miss Valborg Halvorson left. Sunday
evening for Minneapolis to spend the
rest Of the winter with relatives.
Z The Juvenile Band will give con-
cert at4the basket ball game on Satur-
day afternoon, mencing at 2:3O p. m.
Mrs. Arthur Fogelberg and son War
rem arrived Monday from Kennedy for
a visit at the formers parental home
in this city. B,
Mrs. Il. Aug Peterson has been i'll at
the City Hospital for about week, but
is recovering and will soon be able to-
return home. a
Miss Evelyn Grindeland went back
to Thief River Falls on NJ onday to re-
sumo the teaching OF. music in the;
public schools.
Mrs. Caroline Kezar has been I'LL at
the Hedgewood Hospital in this city
since Nov. IA, but is improving 5and
able to sit up at this writing ,lf1s s
L sIobnsa$
! Miss Agnes johnson left Thursday
evening for Elkador, Iowa, whRpeJ#het
is teaching music, after visiting att her.
home for couple Of weeks. ~
Carl Pearson, Of town Of Alma, re-
turned to Buxton, N. D., this evening,
after spending two weeks with his
brothers and sister of said town.
Mrs. G. Olson, who has. spent the
holidays visiting at. the Iyer Winberg
home, left Monday morning for her
home at Big River, sask., Canada.
Those who have been waiting for
Sea Weed for the Gold Fish, can now
have it. Also Sea Shells, Castles, etc.
*. ]. Taralseth's Bargain Basement.
Otto Anderson, the plasterer, left for
Jackson, Miss, last Thursday to look
after tract of land which he owns
there and make improvements thereon
Raymond Hanson, of Thief River
Falls, who has been visiting at the
Fred Bake home in this city for a
few days, left Monday evening for his
home
Albert Johnson left last Saturday for
ST. Paul, where he will probably be en-
ployed at stenographic work at the
state capitol during the session of the
Legislature.
Miss Nellie Mylan, of Frazee, Mimi,
arrived here Thursday and will be
employed as sales lady in the dry
goods department. of the K. J. Taral-
seth Co. store
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mellem and daugh-
ter Alice. Of Rosewood, arrived here
last Saturday for few days visit with
Mrs. Mellem's mother, Mrs. o. M. Hol--
son, in the city.
Miss Ella Olson left Sunday evening
to resume her duties as principal Of the
Roseau High School, after having
spent her Christmas vacation at her
home in Warren.
Mrs. r. c. Christensen and baby,
who have been visiting with Mrs.
Christenson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Christensen, returned Sunday
evening to their home at Ada.
25c sale Of Percales, Comfort Cotton,
Fleece and Cotton hosiery. Child's leg
|gings, Girls Tam's, and five spools
thread, ladies' and girls fleece under
wear 4Oc up. Boys denim overat1s now
|$10o, at the Fair Store, 2 doors! west
of Franson Store. 1' !,' =
81. @. X, .tzI
Munger & Son, breeders and shippers
Of the famous Oh G.. swine, shipped a
young 15O-lb. boar last Saturday to Ell
mer Meyers, Leaf River, III. During
the past year Munger & Son have ship
ped no less than 60 or 20 hogs for
breeding purposes to different parts Of
the United States. I'll.
Soldiers are returning nearly every
day As they drop Off at the depot
mostly singly or yrtwos or threes, sci.
dom more, their coming is hardly
noticed. Among those who have re-
turned home are John Whitman, Walter
Carlson, Clifford Golden and Richard
Oswold. Annar Myhre, Sidney Ander-
son and Alvin Nyland are expected
home tomorrow d.
Axe4 /. seren, son of I'll