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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
7N0 CONTESTS SATURDAY WILL
SHOW STRENGTH Of. PARKERSBURC

lncing Saturday but II would come RE no
Hurprinc to local fans, na tho boys from
the banks OF tho Musltngum are having
championship morry.go-round this
yOAr.
pnrkrraburE defeated MorERntown
last year after the latter had taken II
hard fought 60 battle from Buckhsn-
non. which eliminated the Methodist
city lads from the championship, Tho
big Red machine defeated LAnHly on her
homo grounds by 20-6 scorh. Buck
harmon turned tho trick on the CAdsts
on local field by a 200 score, indi-
eating n superior strength for tho Meth
OdiBi high school over IaTkersburg.
Should Wheeling defeat chATlonion
Saturday and boIlaiTe scare victory
over Marietta, aud then I0Aa 10 tho Hnid
nnd Hlua al THANKSGIVING day. II would
alm"ni leave wheeling al u unanini""a
nriooIinn LIT tho tAIa championship
hon"rs nui uuIkhhnROn cannot 10 lsH
"ut 81 tho rating aud with three more
niTOnE nlnto inainh Ia msoI tho I"lh 10
IL ~" postum 4" "lAlm any digit 4" tho
state championship, Tho liallalo nnd
MnundnvlIlo hr"T"n Saturday Will bn
waI'hah with Int nnan inl"Iasi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
ALFRED SCHAMDRA
TO MANAGEy. N. c. A.
BASKET BALL TEAM

At a meeting last night Of the Y. 81.
c. A. first team. Alfred schambra was
given his old position as manager, ann
Frank Tighe was elected captain for
this years goal tossers Tho team
this year In composed OF the ~" Md
guts, and from present showing there
win have To 10 something doing ir thty
arc Ia be defeated.
The Employed Intermediates oTGanlH-
cd n baakatbali league last night the
schedule IA take iham through l)aaan,'
bat. The winners viii feast with Tho
nthar siot"rs Of tho b"ys and hani"r DE-,
partinant u hUhafaT. ~ FfadarlHhH. "
itnharta and D. Able. ~ora given the
wheel nnd those piioih arc notorious
=. hon u rnLnan Ia nLnImY MaaLhaI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
-Four Holly Contested
Races At Aninil|

Atlantis, ia, Dot -. This cIsAinn
un tho Lakewood lfsab here TO-DAY -
tho final wssk of brand Circuit ESelH
undar iiaaI weather oohditienB Anl viii,
III. track In fairly good cenAluet
brought out four holly contested svantA
three pacing ana ono trotunG. ~
John IiepTy, hey HsihinG. as1 . 49,
slR,ont winner this season, the prenXsW
OF Thomas W. Murphy. took tbe tIvN
pace, winning the fitst and third hsAtA
bis best time being 2ioaM %!
This am pace won't 70 Captain Hefet
q brown horse. In straight heats, vain
tho third pacing nysnt. for tho $50 elaeA
was won by Nrilic b.. 4 bay mare OWnef
by G. q. English. Of ,Rofns, o. 49,
pllotod by usorsc stiles. II took 5sNr
heats TO decide tho TAoS.
In the trottinG ayent OF tbs AN ope4
TO tho 400 Class ID. Colorado, bay hef9&
ownsd by the Cox stable and driven "
Coz, won by taking ths first AnA sthip
heats,
-s----------s-~.----~----~- !. y
"Hsnt day used u he tarrtkls - No.
. way 10 dspTivs II ~ itA tsrrovA
How do you do itr (
u pay the rent the day bsfcss!s Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

dishnsc that has IL source IN the blso4
cannot bs reached by local rafnsdiss ~
piled TO tho surface. ~
ons remedy that has given spisa@lo
results In tho treatment Of RhsuDaAtino
L. Ssh. tho ma old blood remedy tAok
has boon sold by drukiEsts fof rnesO
than MY years. s.Bn. sets by oryln4
causes rheumatism. thus affordibS ~
rsiiof. ~
Bcrin taking B.B,B today and n yoS
will write . coinplcta history OF ycne
Case, our medical director will Eve 20
expert advice, without charge. Addpo1
Chief Medical Adviser. S26 Swift LAps
rntory, Atlanta. Ca. #aa ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

Ir You have hsd tho discss" for any
length Of time. you hevs doubti"HH rp'
rortcd TO the misleading treatment 6'
lInIrnsntH and lotions. In an effort To oct
relief from itH torturinE pains. But you
want moro than nero temporary reIiaf'
You want to DO freed from tho HhaoFisH
Of n disease that Will bind you hand and
foot.
10 many casos OF rheumatism como
from tiny dircnse germ that infeats tho
blood. that physicians arc beginning 70
realize that this source Of tho disease In
becoming quito prevalent. or course n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
GOES TO ZIG RhD
uTY--LrTTLn COMPANION
MERu BUT WILL GIVE
LOCALS A LINZ.
uouairo Tackles Marietta, ConQusror OF
Coach Layman's Squad at
BsllAiro HAturday

Tho Moundsvillo- ParkersburB ana
Marietta -Hellalre CIubhes on Saturday
should give state fahn an lhna OF Inc
exact strength Of the big 'Red machine
who received much criticism labt year.
Altar hninH named state champions
AoundBvlllo'a game Win the down
siaIorn viii not give nn uA"Gt account
OF tho rhHmpi0n'n sirnnsih. alih"nGh
tho hlH ilit IN neilairo should fuThlsh
tho "d"po"
Marietta defeated raTk aTnhura badly
an tho uada bah yard and a victory ~
a uIuso dufaaI fnI lelialIo. would make
Wheeling I""h HI" Io"l siaio "h""pl""s
nhnuId tho II"ld defeat tharlosion lhln
,uaL aud Ihon Iurn tho Iil"h 80 tho
itol and nIa'k Turkey pay Marietta
viii IuuhahI aIVa tho nollalIn tsaW 4"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
NJ |NT|RE IS
PLEASED WITH
MOUNTA|NEERS
sAAsITE whay gaaOpa1 pIanAL
naug EnpphnIAB wnlOn
I-ARraD AhA&it us'sIsh
SanatOR
z..I st-.- - ost"h,-F r"---- ""'-
szsss,s- p"i"i.- a'ih s"T-''"u
Ts"r. Askl. t.issE

M",upniov" " We, b", ~ Ths
Nnun'"lnrn, fn"'hrIl "Gunh n'"'i"d pn
tho nusl top ~ p'rpa'"'l"u fm ~"
ban" with Yplr nrst n"in'her ~ h"lb
inH . Iowa slHpai d'ill hero today The
attn oroupiad IA" e"iliS p'"ctl"" H""nl""
end doHplln the rnnnoI"nY 80 'unulnH
through signal "rnr signal N" v"'Hiiv
eleven showed n"tr Nc" than n hnP At
any tims this n"as"u, Al 81 tho i"R"-
lars eSCHpt Quinlnn NJ" ~ III" h"n'
rhnp" Rnd kept things drumming hur l"G
tho workout
Although Eilll troubled with bal
nnklc QuInlan whn wRH injured IN th"
LnhIEh Rhinu two wrrhH M" broke Into
tho regular lineup again today Unless
hIn nnhlc heals moro rapidly. ho VIII not
hc able to play tho entire game aGRlnAt
YnlC.
aIrnon. who played such hlHh clnn1
game against Erorg" Washington lnn'
Saturday. was ut capt LrnZ hnlf back
poHItiOn today. IIc showed up vol.
TodRy'N practice was featured by tho
manner In which Heck roCclvod long
pnnAos from Martin and Dawnon. nnd
alHo tho HcrnppinoaH shown by every
member OF tho squad. Coach Mclntlro
was greatly pleased with todny'H prhc,
tlce md Rtntcd II wnH the best workout
HIS t1am hnH had this Season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
40 aAhn taarUI In
~ sArUabE


hr.rl.I !" Ihs InI"lllB"""s'
vr-nl'B =" f"' ~ ~ - ~
r.,.d th-I r",""ihI"r i,""'I" ""s' h''
ann. Within ihy n"Ei lew day" 4" ""l''
nv the Washington i-us'""" I"r'
b.II rddra ~, - dlrH"i"' '"""- ""
Tr.aIdauI. H. ih"ir .","lnp h"'d "l"-h""
shiuh n,,Iudr p""ll team" 80 ''h'N'
InpN h-lu'dNY.b pp,""nn", l'h' az"
w., Vt,.inln III" ovhIhlii"n Biv""
Ia the suir,a saturday WITH n'n"~ ~"'
so di-"',u'"ginr - ~" '"".h"r NV
.ro,iaIn,a that . f"ollnF 81 hlaHu"'
u,ay.IIr r,unne tho full"Unra ~ 'h"
team rnd with the I.ehlsh wT''r"' r"",
inn NJ tho rnd 81 lha w""h, IA" "n'l""'
H. not ~ all rosy
load Coach M"Ir"w E"i back r"".
tr,d,y from Hyrrrupo wh"rN h" watched
rIlI sud pyra"uar Ia action. "hh"ny n'
InK 10 got pulniorr that mny h"lp MN
In preparing "a meet h"'h "' 'h'""
teams IN oarly NuvrmhNr engagements
Hut Morrow vcry frankly stated tnl"y
ihnt unInra his men onhcnVnr I" Hh"w
ru,n,ihInE bolI~r In tho way or cnnHlH-
tont football all tho Information IN lh"
world that hS might noourh regarding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Ferry vs.. Cambridge


hsrtios paTrys rurpl" snd white
-lsven viii he la Tor 4 hard tuHsla on
saturday afternoon whsp the Orleans
lineup against CanbT ldgs'a hiHhly tout
sd aggregation at League Park. Cam
bridge has appeared hsrs on several 90
caslona and has always presented a
strong eleven, holding wheeling To =
TT tie last year.
This season tho team To- reputsd 10 he
much better and tho Ferry IL In for n
busy afternoon, according 10 tho dope
that 10 already HprsAdinG around The
Purple has rolled up no loss than ?Gf
points for tho season. against ~ FOR
thoir opponents. and has won four out
OF five starts. holding MAHnillon to II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19

bronze medal winner will receive AI
prize also and the next twenty ave Wilt
bs Eivon Invitations to the banquet o.
tho close Of tho gym season. The ar4Nl
game In tho junior basketball leAevA.
was played today and AL teSmS 1!s ~.
Woopa In the relay race and the 1lApkI
sox put one over on tho buckeyes f4E,A,
winner in the nrst basketball game. ~.
Wee Wees and Yanks played Q ttNlf|
game Of ball until Capt. Lacy 81
If rtad 4 railV ... III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
HoRru leland wIaa AaAIH

Hunday Afternoon on tho IirIdH"
4 & dofoeieh tho Martins Ferry 4. g.
by tho moro ~ ~ Ia q Tho feature OF
To" Enm" was Tho playing or trubnr.
uauyorurt played M exceptionally fine
Hnno at Inukilng Ilolow In tho teams
which tho iriand ladn defeated; North
I.Iund ~. Mozart A. r. D. North Inland
Island ~. Houih Island A. q. o. North
II. Martins ForTy e. q Any team In
tho ohio Valley that would lib" To ar.
range Enmo with N"rth Island can
aOkN Wheeling aud nHL Tor H'hbofur
The following Ioams tabn NOTICE
Harry ira. Yankee Jra.. ar any 1hor
team botvoan tho poundn Of l;O Ia l3O.
Tho aToatoT the neoasBitI for saving
tho .ToaIsT your opportunity 10 uss
49,. KnI.nIanLar Mani Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
JUNIORS OPEN POINT J
SYSTEM At Y. N. c. A.

I'll, point syHtorn that will have earh
boy jn tho boys department working
from now until June LIST for a beaulIt
fui rold silver and bronS medal. The
boys that Hra tO tho next ten from tina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Huntington, w Va
IL IN

IiuniiusiIn w Va
D"i H. 1870
The GuIITa Huntington t"aIn wa"
play Ine g pu.d b,aIi al iaii ani w"i@
sIiIl sniaI II,e USu, ia" oct hn.h th"y ."
.eivsa nnU, al. whsoII"s i""'" tact
Fsa, Ihey su".o.'i,i /" ssItl"b '"""'ts
VIA, "a IGi.,,nI""tI"" -" s','''". th"F
h.sa" i."unda,p ~" "ri,"I""n l'"" !" IL"
II, - ,lua,Is, beet u W"a "',i ""lU III"
..."nd .Iu",i.. ih"t ihsF su''.'."'l"l u"
ah" vinp ".s"ss 'h" I"urhd"w" 'h">
asnl lusIy h",,," " h""I"" i""'" DO"
A,al il,rr- Ihn It,ri l"ei"V l"""' we"
wlihin a""'Inp dI"i""''", h"' hld 80"
g"'" I" INV" ~" ru''h !" ruI " n"'""-
On" lIn" 90 ~" TOW yn'd Nv" ~" "n'
run WA attempted whlrh went I"r NJ
eight tnrd l"pH ~ "n '""hl" rI"Y
would hovc probably don" tho w"th
when tho nnnl whlsile WINS blown
tho hull r"al"d Uu ihr Ilna)y 20 ypIh
linr IN IluntlnEtonH p""Tc"Hlnn. WORN
man used good Judgment IN" majority
Of the time. nnd HIS ppss"T N"r" At hp-
perfume times. rho triple pnrs IN tho
third quarter worked for n thirty ynrd
gain
VormiIlIon. hRlfback for the Illu" md
Red. covered hlmsclf with glory
through hiS ability at carrying IN"
ball lie made many good runs and his
dash of about lwolvr yards through the
Opposing team Ia the second quarter
nctted the local team their only touch
down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
.LOrain Closes Season
With One Sided Win

rho Ir,raln Coat n Dock tonm closed
tho nnn son HundRy "n ih" Wheeling
truek grounds. winning oRnlly ovor an
RII-Htsr collected toan by tho "Vorwhrlm-
ing score uf Ut Tho all stars scored
the rlrHt run la the third inning but ia"
Creek lads had th"ir hntn working Ia
good order Ia tho fourth and ohsUk od up
-FOUR 4uuntrrr I.umotto hold tho all Srinrp
hnpoIosn bcf"rr hts battling dnliv"ry al
lowing but thToo hltn
u II 10
All stars ...., OOl OoO oOO u
I.ornIu 900 900 b. III ~ l
IintteTinn LanIS nnd Walnand. la
motto aud uallOH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
gpiitass MsNh %.

Tho National saauo Asens sincere In
Itn detarininaA lon To "lsanHs Tho buni
moss an woii an tho sport faThapa III"
American League club owners are quito
40 sInoara In their daSaTs 80 Ia dO-but
tho shadow 81 tho old poliiioaa war DOM
l,iioalea IhaiT actions. Homo or th''h
attribut all tho nnv"snant 10 change tho
government or the aamo Ia onmiy TO
Johnson.
Plainly tho only way Ia TetoT'n tho
sport. 10 drivo out tho CROOKS among
tho players and To keep tho hnAln"""
clean. Ia To eliminate politics. If "" onn
eliminate politics without eliminating
Johnaon a leopard eau man" TOUR
changes % HpotH a DAY
Ir tho rsfoTm II 10 ba genuine letH
vet rid or tha politicians. III" mnn who
havo aspITed, aud perhaps OonspiTod. TO
cnntrni baseball ontiroA
Tho first step toward that Ia pub
location ~ iiss Of BtooL hoidofa when
tho Na,iOnai and American Leagues
arc ready 10 ahhOunCs la print the nainas
81 ownars We cen hope fnr Taf"Tm
Copyright 1880. The nell hy"dioAta.
Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-19
Coach Ross Sends Wheeling
Through Secret Practice
Huntington Fan Tells
About LinSIy Game Sat.

The following lettor WAS received
from II Huntington grid fan who VII
messed the LInsly- Huntington game
describing tho ying at the whole
same.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
HELGELAND

town meeting day. It is hoped that
every citizen of the town will Keen this
IN mind and be present.
Quite a number from here attended
WIN. Snoop's sale last Tuesday. -
-, rank Hamrlck was Tuesday even
ing caller at Elling Olson. y ~
Sandbo visited. at w. G.. Hamricks
Thursday evening. 1-l 'oAs
~ Filing Olson attended to business
"I Antcn N aa Angns On %rl Fr1id day 1
ana Alma Anderson were visitors at
the Cling Olson home Friday evening
W. G. Hamrick was to Angus on FRI
Oscar Olson took Stella sandbo to tho
train at Angus on Friday evenine
where she left for her home at Man1e
Lake, after visiting for: two weeks with
her sister Mrs. Oscar Olson. - -
Filing and Andrew Olson. Mrs, q w
Hauglld and Alma Anderson left for
Ihlef River Falls to spend Sunday. re-
turning Monday. -
fo Ge Thiaf p Olson took the party leaving
sPalmer Peterson attended to business
matters at Warren on Monday. HI
Ellis Olson spent Monday at Radium
and took in the Loeslie sale.
M. y: Tatro made a short trip to Ra-
dunn Monday evening 80 =
. Nj "; and Mrs: Y: !: Durbahn visited
at w. G. Hamrick's Sunday.
G. E. Arhaug visited with Christ Sol
vik on Sunday. -.
Ole Morud loaded two carloads of
hay on Monday at Radium 80
Bob. Miller transacted business at
Angus Monday.
The town board met at Ole Gjerde's
on Tuesday. - "
Mrs: E. Olson spent Tuesday visiting
with Mrs. Ole Gjerde
Be sure and look over the "Sheaf''
closely so that you don't miss anything.
It's all worth reading
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
AIM

What's the matter with the Alma
correspondents? Are they all showed
Otto Goltz returned last week from
his trip. r ~
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jorgenson spent
SATURDAY evening at Carl Larson's
Ne and Swim rim is as on the sick list
daughter dana1 and Filing g. -Jorgenson,
Hans Johnson home Saturday.
cater "a tb Tel mas Is spending his va
Math Hjelle and Mr.. and Mrs. X
Jorgenson and family, spent Saturday
evening at Gust Hanson's -
John Bustrak called on friends while
taking IN pleasures at the sliding hill
Saturday evening.
An important land transfer was made
disposed Of forty acres res Of land 8ig TO- ole
r. Brosdahl at the neat sum Of fifty-fiv
dollars per acre. At that rate you may
look forward to some more great land
deals & - II
Mrs. Olaf Olson, Of Stephen, has been
Grim. ~'7'- = : :
Mrs. Bjorklund and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jorgenson and children and
MRS: Gust Hanson were callers at the
Axel Hanson home Sunday afternoon,
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
family and Miss Florence Johnson were
callers at the Frank Magnusen home
one evening last week. =,
Martin Grim and his sisters, Cecilia
and Mrs, Olaf Olson, spent Friday after
noon at Magnusen's. = -
John Olson and daughter spent Sun
day at Oscar Nelson's. -
Mrs. Geo. G. Jorgenson and daughter
and Mrs. K. Jorgenson and daughter
spent Monday afteroon at Magnusen's
Paul Magnusen and his sister,
Martha spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson .
John Bustrak called at the Mrs Hans
Johnson home Sunday evening.
Gust Johnson went to Warren on
Monday with load Of hay. )
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Jorgenson and
daughter, Filing G. .Jorgenson, Math.
Hjelle and Ole X. Brosdahl were callers
at the K. Jorgenson home Sunday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
IS rs But WORKS
like YOUNG Man.
Gains Fifteen Pounds and Feels He
Has New Lease on Life Since
Taking Tanlac.

i have gained fifteen pounds in
weight since began taking Tanlac and
while am Is years old 1 can do as
much hard work as most men years
younger than I am" said G. III. Nc
Kenny, who resides at 511 PAYNE
Avenue, ST. Paul, Mimi, recently. Con
tinuing, he said
While, as I said before, I am hale
and hearty and able to do my share of
hard work, could not do it before I
took Tanlac. In fact, could not work
more than half the time, and when I
did anything at all was so weak and
tired out would just have to drag my
self around. For the past two years
l have been gradually losing weight
and strength, having gone from 155 to
1874 pounds, and felt tired and wornout
all the time. had scarcely any ap-
petite at all and my stomach gave me
great deal of trouble, for when I would
force myself to eat little something
it would sour and would bloat some
thing awful from gas, and have terrible
gripping pains. I. was also bothered
with my back and would have the worst
sort Of sharp pains running through it
nearly all the time and it was with the
greatest difficulty could stoop oyer
and straighten up again. My nerves
were in bad shape and I was so rest
less at night it was next to impossible
for me to- get good nights Sleep and
I would get up in the morning COM
pletely tired out
II had been reading a great deal
about -Tanlac in the newspapers and
decided to give it a trial, and it just
seemed to be exactly the medicine T
needed as | began to improve immedi-
ately after taking the first few doses
and, while I only took six bottles in all,
I weigh 14S pounds and at the rate I
am regaining my weight I will soon
weigh as much as I ever did and more
besides. I have: fine appetite and
everything ]. l eat agrees with me per-
fectly sleep like log every night
and always get up in the morning feel
ing ready for my days work, and I
never miss a single day now. My back
never troubles me any at all and I
never have an ache or pain of any kind
Tanlac certainly Strengthened me out
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
FOLDAHL

AS the "au" seems to be over the
Foldahl Farmers Club will hereafter
hold regular monthly meetings at the
March meeting March 9Th, p ny
will be held the Annual election Of club
officers. All members are requested to
attend, Levi G. Johnson, Pres
AT the Town Caucus last Thursday
the following candidates were nomin-
ated for office: H. o. Bjornerud, for
Supervisor, 3 years; L. G. johnson, sup
ervisor l year; J. O. Haugen, Clerk;
J. G: Johnson and c. A. Olson, tie vote
Tor treasurer. j. G. Johnson, for JUS
tlce of the Peace, and Robert Hogberg,
for Constable. Election will be held in
school house, Sec. 20, on March 9Th.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03

We are going to have examination.
IN school and we are all going to pass
We drew maps Of Europe last week
but most of the maps were like some
bags or boxes. Couldn't tell it was
Europe. s.
MISS lille received a letter from Miss
Rankin last week saying that we would
get the examinations. Thanks to the
superintendent for being so good as to
send them to u.s..
Miss Myrtle Hanson visited school
last week.
All the children in Fairview school
are packing up their troubles because
they are going to have the state exam
nations in school the 18th and 18th Of
May Brekkestrand commenced school
again after two weeks absence
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
East Marsh Grove

Z March is here and with it, we'll hope,
comes spring. - =
John Sundquist made a business trip
to Warren last week.
A surprise party was given in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Bernhard Sat-
urday evening by their neighbors. A
sum Of money was presented to them.
The A. Larson family visited at w.
VOLTS last Sunday. : - r.
Miss Olga Hjelle called at Herman
Hanson's Sunday afternoon
MI. and Mrs. "A. Holmaas and child
rem visited at John Sundquist's last
Sunday. :. -
=: Rudrud spent Sunday at Olson's.
Hjalmer Hjelle was saving wood in
the neighborhood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Bernhard and
family visited at Herman Hanson's last
Sunday. h
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03
Fairview school Notes.

Those who had perfect attendance
last week are as follows: Ella Brekke-
strand. Nora Cast, Alice Cast, Roy Cast,
Hanson. Bernice Hanson, Eliza Haar-
stad. Clarice Seielstad, Synneva Seiel-
stad, Alice Tandberg, Luella Tandberg,
Erna Tandberg. Esther Windahl. Clar-
Swanson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03

Mrs. Anna Ness. who has been stay
ing with her sister. Mrs. NJ p Haugen,
for some time. left for her parental
home Sunday. 8
Misses Margaret Dundas and Inga
Tobiason visited at M. P. Haugen's one
evening last week.
e. Simonson, from Holt, has been in
the neighborhood and had his hay baled.
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and gave me a new lease on life and
am only too glad to let others know
about what it has done for me and
what they may expect from it"
Tanlac IS sold by the leading druggist
in every town. .
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ALVARADO NEWS
Miss Ruth Henrickson spent the week
end with her friend, Miss Hazelle

Miss Ruth Henrickson spent the week
END with her friend, Miss Hazelle
9. Enge and son Anton. M. Rostad
and A. Larson. Of Big Woods, returned
from Bogend, SaslS., Canada, Tuesday
morning, accompanied by Anton john
son. where they purchased land.
John Berg was in Warren Tuesday
TO have some dental work DONE
George Berg is very much improved
after his long illness.
Warren passengers Monday evening.
Miss Vina Bergman spent last week
at her home here. She returned to St
Johns, N. D.. Monday morning, where
s sne Is Is teaching ct Her school was closed
:, Miss Ida Azure. Of near Oslo, spent
the past week visiting her sister. Mrs.
Alfred Sands, returning to, her home
Miss Hilma Palm was a warren nas-
senger Monday evening. ~
Miss julius Paulson spent few DAYS
visiting relatives in Oslo last week.
visited at M. Peterson's home in War
rem Friday evening, returning home
Saturday morning. :,
Card of Thanks.
We hereby wish to extend our hearty
thanks and appreciation to all who so
h1noly assisted US during the illness
aan d death or our beloved husband and
floral offerings o'1A : =
Mrs. Christina Brunzell and Family.
Norwegian Luth. Church Of Alv.r,ao
5. J. BREKKE. Pastor.
Services in the Morse language SIM
day evening at 1880. SUNDAY schooI IL
the morning at H. -
ing at 1880. = -'~"S eVen-
1880. -. - 10y oA'einooh at
d. kongsyinger church Services Sun
day morning at H. -
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Baptist Church Of Vega.
=. II. ECKBLAD. Pasror

oeTVIces sunday, March Z. =
y, Al Vega-Pfeaching service at II a.
preaching service at 1880 %. m Oh"
Ladies Aid meets at the home Of Mrs
81 !'eTson In Alvarado Tuesday, March
"A cordial invitation is extended to all