Warren sheaf., 1920-06-16

day afternoon. ~ - - -.:~.%.. Il.
Mr.. Lenhart and Mr.. and Mrs Adolph
Otto and family visited Paul Schultz's
Thursday evening.
Little Grace Anderson returned home
Sunday evening after two weeks
visit at her grand parents home, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Yuergens.
Work is progressing on the cheese
factory erection nicely. Much credit
Is due those who have contributed
their time during these busy spring
days to get matters and materials ar
ranged for rapid construction.
j. 0. Allen has made arrangements
and is waiting for his house to be NOV
ed into Radium. The basement has
been dug. The Allen family will oc-
cupy the house. We shall be glad to
have the family a part of Radium and
feel that they will be valuable ad-
dition indeed.
With the completion of the cheese
factory, and the Allen residence moved
into Radium we feel the village will
assume even more dignified place in
Marshall county. There is some talk
of moving the church south of Radium
into the village Several parties have
been inquiring about and are interested
in the erection of a garage here: The
party who is fortunate to locate here
in the garage business will find a live
business. TO say the least, Radium is
booming.
Word was received Sunday evening
that Mrs. Baesman's mother, of Iowa,
had died. The Baesman's left Monday
evening to attend the funeral. This
community extends sympathy to Mrs.
Baesman in having lost her mother.
Martin Turnlund spent Saturday
evening at Ed. Yuergens.
The dance given in Radium Satur-
day evening by Olaf Christianson and
Milton Shantzen was well attended.
Everyone reports a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson were
Sunday visitors at the Ed. Yuergen's
home
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Loeslie and
family and John Schultz autoed to Ar
gyle and other points Sunday, enjoy
ing a picnic lunch on the way.
A large crowd attended the Ladies'
Aid at Nick SchantZen's Thursday.
Mrs. Shantzen served one of her nota-
bic good lunches. The afternoon passed
so merrily that it was altogether too
soon spent.
Miss Helen Loen left Saturday even
ing for Bemidji where she will attend
summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wildes spent pleas
ant Sunday at the McGregor home.
Miss Minnie Yuergens and Mr.. Lon
ME Palmer spent Sunday evening at
the Ed. Yuergens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Schantzen and
family visited Adolph Otto's Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schantzen spent
Saturday evening in Warren.
The directors Of the cheese factory
held business meeting last Thursday
morning.
A meeting was held in Radium
Thursday by the potato growers of this
community. Steps were discussed and
taken to create cooperation among the
farmers in marketing their potatoes.
The Argyle baseball team will play
the Radium team at Argyle Thursday
evening at o'clock.
The following visited at Adolph
Otto's Friday: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Zeblewski, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Otto,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schulz, Emil
Schulz and Mrs. H. Palmer, sister of
Mrs. Otto.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Eckman Thursday morn
ing. Alfred was in town short time
ago setting up the treats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schulz daughter
Luella, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Otto and
family were pleasant callers at Fred
Lenhart's Sunday.
Mrs. Adolph Otto reports of having
good luck with her incubator for her
first experience. She Matched 109i
chicks in her Buckeye incubator, which
makes her feel that they are the best
incubator on the market.
The Radium ball team, we are told
will play Forest River, N. D., at Oslo
Sunday at 2:30 Many are planning
on taking a picnic dinner with them
and attending the game in the afternoon
SO as to give the team good support.