Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-15

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Tell your friends that they will find
you at E !. Taralseth Co.'S.
Ferdie Swanson, Of .Hallock. arrived
here this week and enrolled for q
course at North Star Collage.
Miss Dagny Lindstr1aaanrdi, who IS
teaching at Angus, spent Saturday at
her home here.
4 baby girl was born to Mrs. Edgar
scheldahl, of Gilby, n. D., at the city
hospital last Sunday morning.
Army nurse Hannah Neslund return
ed to Camp McHenry, baltimore, Nd,
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. p. Joranson leaves this even
ing for Pittsburgh, Penn, where she
will visit few weeks with relatives.
The Vega Young Peoples Society will
meet next Sunday evening at 7:3O.
Everybody welcome
Last Friday the Freshmen held their
first party in the high school gymnas-
ium. Everybody came and brought the
best of eats.
George Anderson and his wife and
three small children, left Monday for
Jackson, Miss, to spend the balance Of
the winter on their farm there. a
Miss Mildred Snyder returned to
Minneapolis Sunday evening to com
plete her course of study at Miss
Woods Kindergarten school.
The Dorcas Society will meet Thurs
day evening at o'clock at Fred G.
Peterson's on the Spaulding Farm All
members are requested to be present.
ON
Misses Ruth Kiland, MabletrcO stby
and Margaret Burns, Of Thiefg River
Falls, spent Saturday heretsyisiting
friends and also attended the 3basket
ball game.
Sixty farmers bought Koyar Quack
Grass Harrows in 1913, and all are
satisfied this is a record breaker never
heard Of. At Lundgren, Wittensten &
Co.
f. Ford cars again on the market. Pro
Fduction soon to reach three thousand
cars daily. We are now authorized to
again take orders for Ford cars.-W. f.
Powell &, Co. !y.
Daniel Peterson, of Malnng, Roseau
county, who has been visiting friends
at Alvarado, and at the Oscar Pearson
home in this city, left on Tuesday eve
ming for his home at Malung 5
Willis Power, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. F. Powell, returned home on Jan.
6, from Camp Taylor, Louisville, Nv.
He was given his honorable discharge
on Jan. Bird.
Former Senator B. Sundberg, Of Hal
lock, on his way to st. Paul, stopped off
here yesterday between trains to visit
a daughter, who is attending North
Star College
A. N. Lodoen, Of this city, and Nels
Lodoen, of Grand Forks, left Monday
evening for Jordan, Mimi, where they
will take treatments at the sulphur
springs
Russell Sloan, Of Radium, Norman
Halsa, of Helgeland, and Tom Canum,
of Warren, are among the soldier boys
who have returned from camp.
Hjalmar Skoglund, of Warren, is ex-
pected home in few days.
CLAYTON Olson; of Argyle, spent
Thursday with relatives and friends at
Warren. He has recently returned
from overseas and has many thrilling
stories to tell about his war experiences
over there. ~.
Mrs Carl Q. Knutson received tele-
lgram yesterday from her brother,
August Stromberg, telling of his safe
return to the United States, landing at
Newport News He is now on his way
to Camp Dodge, where he will be
mustered out Of service.>
WORD mas Deen received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. o. Hendrickson re-
Gently lost all their personal property
in fire at Britton, S. D., with no in
surance Mr.. Hendrickson was for
merly employed with local garages and
thus is well known in this city Mrs,
Hendrickson is a daughter of Mr,kand
Mrs. Asel Skog, Of Warren.
Mrs. 3. T. Haggerty, formerly Mrs.
Nicholson, of Stephen, died this week.
in Minneapolis, where she had gone to
spend the winter. Her remains passed
thru on the train this morning and the.
funeral is held at Stephen today De
ceased was well known pioneer wo
man Of the county and had many
friends in Warren who join in mourn
ing her death.