Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21


Miss Elizabeth Johnson went to
Viking Monday to visit friends.
Prices on Jewelry just about the
same now, as before the war, at Far
rells.
Mrs. Carl Hanson left Sunday for
Crookston to have her eyes treated by
a specialist.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson, from near
Stephen, had her tonsils removed at
! the city hospital Tuesday.
The city council will meet as the
board of equalization at the city hall
on Monday evening, July Goth
| Miss Edna Jensen returned from her
! vacation Tuesday and has resumed her
duties at the First National Bank.
Miss Esther Hilleboe returned Mon
day evening from Park River, N. D.,
where she spent week visiting with
friends.
The Warren Telephone Company has
large crew of men at work laying the
| telephone cables under ground on the
east side.
Miss Sylvia Hilleboe arrived here
| i,
Minn., where she is employed, to spend
her vacation at her home.
Miss Lois Void, of Grand Forks, and
Miss Lucille Burns, Of Thief River
Falls. spent Friday and Saturday visit
ing with friends in this city.
! The Board Of Equalization has been
in session at the court house this week.
A full report Of their proceedings will
be published in this paper next week.
Two gentlemen from Winnipeg were
here Saturday making arrangements
for automobile races and a flying ex-
hibition to be held at a date to be an
nOunced later.
Tony Kirtz, G. o. Anderson and Mar
tin Neegard made an auto trip to
Roseau Sunday in the formers car.
They brought back home large guam
tity of blueberries
The work of gravelling on the War
rem division Of State Road No. One
has been completed and the crew and
equipment will be moved to Luna where
the work will be continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Easton arrived
home on Monday evening. After at
tending the wedding Of their son,
Chauncey Easton at Ashby, last week,
they enjoyed a brief outing at Pelican
Lake before leaving for home.
Clerk of Court A. C. Swandby reports
having issued marriage licenses dur
ing the past week to the following.
John NJ. Dufault to Myrtle Bath and
Edwin Schumacher to Olga Iverson.
Revs. p. G. Carlstedt, of Kennedy,
and J. A. Parkander, of Englund, and
Arthur Edstrom, of Strandquist, pass
ell thru Warren today enroute to Al
varado to attend a mission meeting.
T The Minneapolis Daily News Flying
Circus will supply the stunt flying, fea-
turing Lieut.. Larabee, known as The
Flying Squirrel in his famous Falling
Leaf drop and will put on a five mile
race with Giant Falcon and aquZplane
OH wheels at the Pennington County
Fair, Thief River Falls, Aug. 9TH,
Afternoon and evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Wahlin departed
Tuesday evening for Fergus Falls to
visit for day at the home of Leonard
Erickson. They will accompany Mr..
Mrs. Herman Erickson and daughter,
Anna, to ST. Paul in Leonard EricksOn's
car where they will visit with relatives
for about two weeks after which the
Herman Erickson family will leave on
their return trip to Sweden after hay
ing visited with relatives in this coun-
try since last fall.
Carl Youngdahl and daughter, Miss
Hilma Youngdahl, returned home Mon.
day from a trip to Grants Pass
Oregon, where they attended the fun.
eral Of Andrew Engstrom, grandfather
of Miss Youngdahl. They spent q
days in Oregon settling up the business
affairs Of deceased. Mr.. Engstrom
visited here in 1896. He was pros
pecting miner and had lived many years
in Montana. but had made his home il
Oregon during the past II years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson an(
daughter, Elsie, returned Monday from
a ten days outing and vacation spent
in the lake region of the state. Al
Pillager they visited with Mr.. Ander
sons brother-in-law, John L. Anderson
and at Wolverton with their daughter
Mrs. Leroy Schenck. At Lake ParE
they visited Mr.. Anderson's former
home which he had not seen for thirty
five years. They also visited the beau
tiful state park at Lake Itasca
Dana NJ. Easton, of Poplar, Mont, at
tended the wedding Of his brother
Chauncey at Ashby, Minn., last week
He rode to Warren in the car of Sen
ator Keynes of Argyle, who together
with Mrs. Keynes had enjoyed an out
ing in Minnesota's famous lake region
and arrived home on Monday evening
Mr.. Easton says that the part of Mon
tana where he is, is suffering from the
drought this year, almost as much as
it has during the past years in success
sion, and that farmers in consequence
are very much discouraged and business
in all lines suffers greatly.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nelson, of Port
land, Oregon, arrived last wednesday
evening for a visit with relatives and
friends in Warren, Alvarado and other
places in Minnesota. Mrs. Nelson is q
daughter Of G. J. Johnson, one of War
ron,c oo,,1v, cotA1nrc o,1 Mr. N1o1oo,, ~