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

Dan, Ayres, OF Crookston, is visiting
at his home in tWarrens6a IL
Miss Julia Larson visited friends in
Argyle on New YeaEsSDays
Miss Nettie Lucier 81, few Years
Day with friends at 0a1sssokston.
Felix Hapka was down from Argyle
Friday attending to business matters
here. t "a
81 Mrs. Edgar Schelda hl, Of Gilby, n. ],
|sis here visiting her sister, Mrs J. zM.
|sHalvorson. - S.,
Miss. Esther MCCLELLAN left Saturday
evening for Minneapo lis, where she
will visit with friends. sss
Henry Bren has opened up a pool
room IN connection with his confection-
cry store on the east side. y. &
Misses Adeline Lindstrand, and Ina
Powell returned to their schools at
Fergus Falls Sunday evening
Miss Evelyn Grindeland, OF the Thief
River Falls schools, came home last
Friday for the holiday vacation.
Byron Lundquist, who has been in
the S.sA. T. G. at the University of
Minnesota, arrived home Monday.
Miss Esther Erickson spent the holt
day vacation at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Erickson, in
Viking. :ss &
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your radiator from freezing. Ask for
it from R. NJ. Gilbert. Phone 284, War
rem, MINI.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples John A. Carl
son and Ida Sea Jacob A. Sjoblom and
Laura S.. Sihlberg.
Miss Evelyn Lindgren, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. dR NJ
Dahlof, returned to her home at Hal
lock Tuesday morning. itfsi y q
Ole Anderson will leave t az Friday
this week for International Falls
where he will be employed at carpenter
work during the winter.
Carl Sundahl, Of Thief River Falls
spent Tuesday in the city. Mr.. Sun.
dahl enrolled at North Star College
tand will commence next week.
George j. Doe, who farms west :ot
Argyle, passed through the city last
Thursday on his way tofh1s home neal
Viking, where he will spend the winter
Miss Audrey Brennan, who has beer
employed at the K. y. Taralseth GO
Lstore for several months, leaves to
night. Wednesday, fo5rr' her home at
Landeau, s. D.
Miss Anna Lindholm, who has re
turned home from Long Prairie, MINI.
to spend, Christmas with her father
here, left on Monday for Kennedy, tt
visit with her brother.
Z Misses Ester Lundgren, Eda Swan
son, Mildred Wood, Lucille Farrell ant
Caddy Robinson left Wednesday even
ing to resume their studies at various
schools in Minneapolis and st. Paul. d
David Carnegie, Jr., Of Stephen, who
was with the U. S. Marines, was killed
| in action on October 9th Sever Moen
son of Mrs. Oscar Mattson, of west OF
! Stephen, is also reported to have dice
from wounds.
Walter Berg, who has recently beer
honorably discharged from the navy
spent a few days in Warren, visiting
friends. He left Monday evening TO
his home at ST.. Hilaire, where he will
visit a few days before returning t,
Minneapolis, where he will be employ
ed
! Edwin Johnson left Saturday even
ing to resume his course of study a
the University of Minneapolis. He re
ceived his honorable discharge iron
4 the q. S. army service recently. MI
johnson was one Of the Warren boy
who worked his way sup and was {
lieutenant.
4 Clayton Olson returned to his hom
at Argyle Friday morning from France
B Clayton has been wounded and was il
! hospital for nearly six months. TIL
only thing now wrong with Mr.. Olsol
is that he is a little lame. He spen
Sunday here visiting at the home of hi
sister, Mrs r. B. Taralseth.
Magnus Pihlstrom arrived home o.
Friday morning on furlpugh iron
Camp Lewis, WASH, to visit hts par
ents here. Mr.. P ihlstrom says. tina
| Washington is fine state, but that h
would rather be in good old Minnesota
The Sheaf he says, was always a yer.
welcome visitor at Camp every Tues
day. So 1
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