Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-09

, John az Anderson, 81: viking, was j
Warren visitor Monday
Mrs. VIM. Maruska, from near Angus.
was Warren shopper last Friday.
Miss Esther Erickson, st Crookston.
spent Tuesday with friends ip-tlae city.
Miss Nettie Larson, Of Big Woods, is
here visiting her sister, Miss Julia Lar
| son.
Frank Knoll, from, near Radium;
transacted business matters ia the city
last Thursday .;sss IS.
Mrs G. Gibson, Of Thief River Falls.
arrived last week to visit with Mrs. "a.
Westling Of this city
Most any style You would want III the
line Of millinery. Call at s. "a. Dahl
quist's Millinery Shop.
Mr. and Mrs Nick Schantzen, Of
Radium, came in today to take advan-
tage Of the market days bargains.
Mr.. Hunt, connected with the Nor
thern Packing Co. Of Grand Forks.
transacted business in the city Tues
day. So.
Mrs. Ed. Bratrud returned home Sat
urday morning, after a few days visit
with Mrs. John Bratrud, Of Thief Ri
Ever Falls.
Mrs. a. 6. Ryden and son Of Ken
nedy, oyer-Sunda with her daughter,
Miss Myrtle aRyden, who is attending
school in the city. s:
Mrs. Ole ]. Westman, of Radium.
came in on the 500 this morning with
her little girl for medical treatment at
the city hospital.
Geo. w. Head went to Crookston last
night for a visit. Some time ago he in
jured his spine and has suffered more
OF 81. less on that account since then.
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Clifford BushaW, a young man 81
Years of age, was accidentally shot by
a younger brother at the Joseph
Bushaw home near Marvel, N. D., on
March Doth.
Mrs. Lucella Boyd, of Brislet, left on
March % for Hebron, Indiana, to spend
the summer visiting relatives and
friends at the former home Of the
Boyd family.
Citizens of Lancaster have petitioned
the village council for the establish
ment Of a sewerage system and it is
probable that the work will be begun
at an early date.
Frank Olson, of Bovee, Mimi, visited
with Warren friends and relatives
Thursday. Mr.. Olson was on his way.
to Moorhead to attend the funeral of
his brothers wife. who died recently.
B See the New Patent strainer in the
Elevator which increases the capacity
and drains the surplus solution from
the grain, on the Owens Smut-mill. at.
the Warren Machine & Iron Works Co. 4
Miss Clara Halvorson, of the class of
1919, North Star College, has been Of
fered a position with the County Agent.
of Roseau county, and left Saturday to
commence her duties. She will return
for her graduation.
"A Strenuous Life, merry college
farce by the famous playwright
Richard Walton Tully; will be present
ed by the Seniors of the High School,
jat.the Strand Theatre, Thursday even
ing. Anri1 Oath. at FS.15 (sF
A band has been organized at Oslo
with the following officers: President,
James Clausen; Vice President, Bruce
Stoughton Secretary and Treasurer,
Olger Pal Oseth. Bruce Stoughton was
selected as local instructor
John Pribula Jr, son of John Pribula,
of Northland township, has arrived
home from Camp Dodge, Iowa, where
he secured his discharge after serving
six months in France. He participated
in the fighting near Verdun.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. o. Anderson arrived
here last week from Lockport, Ill, to
make their future home here in town.
Mr.. Anderson will be employed in. the
Joe Thomas Machine Shop. Mrs An
derson was formerly Miss Minnie
Thomas
& Henry Hopper returned Tuesday from
Rochester, where he had spent several
days with his father, H. Hopper ST., who
is at the Mayo hospital there. Henry
reports his father doing nicely, having
successfully underwent an operation for