Warren sheaf., 1919-12-17
Rays Of Radium

Rays Of Radium
81 Nick Schantzen transacted business
at Warren Saturday
Christ Clausen and Olof Christianson
We're in Warren Thursday.
Mesdames Kramer and Horten were
Warren visitors last Monday.
Miss Wassgren spent Saturday with
relatives at Warren.
Miss Anna Marquett has come to
assist Mrs. D. A. Horten with home
work
]. J. NJ. Farnsworth was down to the
county seat on legal business last
Thursday.
j. NJ. Loeslie left Monday evening for
Minneapolis, to be with his father, who
is quite i'll there
A large number Of this cOmmunity's
gentlemen sex transacted business at
Warren Thursday.
Quite a number Of people attended
the Catholic Ladies' Aid at the Nick
Schantzen home Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Anderson, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Bessie Yuergens, left
for Warren Monday morning.
The 500 local was delayed consider
ably Wednesday evening on account Of
being derailed at Kenmare, N. D.
Notice that the advertisements on
our page have been changed. Some
new points of interest for us all to note
Carl Applequist spent Monday at the
Joe McGregor farm assisting in butch
ering beef (Look for company Mrs
McGregOr) -"
Jake Nelson, Of Cashel, N. D., spent
Friday evening and Saturday with Nels
Lund, leaving Saturday evening for
Karlstad, MINI. J."
Archie Carlson returned home Tues
day morning from the cities, where he
had gone last Saturday in charge Of a
carload Of stock. .s ~-.
Miss Hazel Schantzen arrived Satur-
day evening to spend until Thursday
at the home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ruiz.
The town board of Comstock town.
ship had business meeting in the
lobby Of the Farmers State Bank Of
Radium Wednesday afternoon
Chas. Loeslie left business at the
store day last week to get acquainted
with his farm again, repairing wells
and doing other general repair work.
We wonder if it is true that all the
champion whist players Of Radium are
among the women, or is it just luck
mixed with little Irish blarney" from
the gentlemen?
Raymond McGregor and Melvin
Schantzen, who attend the North Star
College at Warren, spent from Satur-
day until Tuesday morning at their
respective homes.
Mrs. Frank Sedlacek left for War
rem Saturday morning to spend the day
with her daughter, Miss Tillie, who is
finishing her course in music at the
North Star College.
Miss Maria Stroble entertained the
following Of her friends at their annual
Sewing Club Saturday evening: Misses
Josephine and Charlotte Loen, Hazel
and Ruby Cook and Pearl Nelson.
Misses Malinda Loeslie and Luella
Keefe spent Sunday at the home Of
their parents and relatives, returning
Monday morning to resume their
studies at the Warren High School.
Mrs. Carl Anderson and little daugh-
ter Grace, Of North Of Warren, also
Miss Minnie Yuergens, arrived Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday at their
parental home, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Yuer-
gems.
The following spent Sunday in the
500 Line Office listening to the. orches-
ira: Mesdames Sommers, Bauer and
kramer, Messrs. Sommers, Bauer,
Kramer, Lund, Emanualson, Christian
son and Clausen.
With oysters at $1.0O per quart it
would be quite awell pocketbo0k
impossibility to revive our old oyster
parties but couldn't we have our old
gatherings and have pop corn, apples
and most of all fl1n2 Who can start