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

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Ludwig O. Quark, of. Hallock, who
has had his tonsils removed at the city
hospital, left for his home last Friday.
Miss Bliss, Of Fargo, is taking charge
Of the Mathematics and Chemistry
classes at the high school during the
absence Of Miss Holmberg.
Mrs. 7. Gorder and children, Of
Crookston spent Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Gorder's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. Peterson, in this city.
Call on us for your Grain Cleaners
and Smut machines We have the kind
best suited for the grain you have to
clean for seed. Sold by Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to ThOrsten .Lysaker and Clara Torger-
son; Marius Johnson and Anna D. Err
landson; .Horatio Benton and Lille
Whalen.
Mrs. Jacob Larsen, who has been
visiting for a couple of weeks at the!
Judge Grindeland home, left Friday
evening to resume her duties assteach-
er at BrOOkings, S. Oak Her husband,
Lieut.. Larsen, is at present in Norway.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Tar
alseth, fine baby girl, on Tuesday
noon, January IA, 1919. Confinement
took place at the city hospital. Mother
and daughter are doing well and the
Mayor is proud to add one more to the
number Of the city's population.
Hickox Rumsey Seed Co.. of Batavia,
New York, are selling the New Victory
Dat raised by the Pioneer Land and
Loan Co. This oat has proven to be
one of the largest and best yielding in
the state. Call at the Pioneer Land Of
fee and see this seed if you wish to
increase your Oat yield, and also see
good reliable testimonials.
Oscar SEVERN left Friday for Spo-
kane, Wash, after having spent some
months: at the home of his parents in
this city: He arrived from Canada
last fell with the intention of entering
the military service, hut shortly after
7Ms arrival here had a severe siege of
the influenza. which developed into.
pneumonia. He is. now fully recovered,
however, and appears as robust and.
strong as ever.
| III. NJ. Swansons received postal
card, undated, from their son Harold,
who has been released from the Ger
man prison at Rastatt and was then in
Switzerland. He states that he expects
to beat the card in the race home for
Christmas. AS he has not arrived tits
possible that he has been returned to
his division and is again in active SER
vice. Harold states that he is well and
is having the time of his life.
The funeral of Mrs. W.. N. Powell
was held from the home on Thursday
afternoon Of last week, at two O'clock.
and was conducted by Rev. =. w.
Bartholow. All the children, including
Lieut.. George N. Powell, who is in the
q. s. army, came home to follow the
mother to the grave. The beautiful
coffin was covered with profusion of
natures choicest flowers, including sew
eral set pieces, one Of which was from
the local w. @. T. u. Many friends
came to the funeral to pay homage to
one whom III life they had learned to
honor and to love.
Pvt. Arthur Ekman returned Mon
day from a training camp in Georgia,
where he had been for several months.
He left on the local train in the morn
ing for Argyle from where he proceed
ed to his home In Bigwo0ds township.
Mr.. Eckman had already completed his
training in this country, although he
entered the service only last Septen1-
Der, and was about to embark Tor
overseas service at the time the armis-
.tice was signed, and had already adj
3vised his friends Of his military ad-
dress across the ocean, Arthur is q
son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Dkman, one.
OF the pioneer farmers In the town OF
BigWOods,
NJ. J. Der GET