Warren sheaf., 1920-03-17

stay III this city.
Don't fail to read the Warren Ma
chine 4 Iron Works ads. They have a
new one each week
L. NJ. Olson and 4. G. Bylin return
ed Tuesday morning from the Rio
Grande Valley in Texas.
A. G.. Bylin, Of Norton, n. D., visited
with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Stoltz, yesterday. -; @
Irving Quist, county surveyor and
drainage engineer, made a. trip to-
Bemidji the latter part Of last week
Wm.. Bradley left last Friday for
points in North Dakota. where he in
tends to purchase carload Of horses.
4 marriage license has been issued
at the Clerk of Courts ofiieesto Oscar.
Hagglund and Edna Koldan, nth Of
Christian Stavig, from neaE 42yarado,
spent Saturday In: Warren Mf.xavig
went to Crookston, where he is serving
as Juror at the term OF court for Polk
county.
/ The Great Gamble serial running at
| the Strand is getting more thrilling
every week. See the '-4th episode to-
| Wight lThursdayl, besides a first class
feature starring Bryantr Washburn. 8
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bystrom. Of
Vega. are the proud parents of a fine
baby: boy born at the Warren city hos
pitaf on Tuesday, March 18th, 1920.
Friends extend congra tulations.,
/ Miss Ylvlsaker, a nurse from Nah
tnomen, is here taking care Of her
1brothers the Rev. Ylvisaker., Of the
tsame place who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the city
Hospital, y -. i :. s9
t John HUSKY. county agent. returned
i i home rhis morning fruarxsts Paul where
he had been with a dalegaf11on to lay
before the State Relief C Gekai1ission the
fneeds :H the food sufferers In the east
/. ern part Of the county
i Charles Pantteenbergs. Of Peru, HI, ar
frived here Monday with a shipment of
fstocks and persenal effects of Albert
/ Reuter- and family, from the same
\ place. who will move onto the A. J.
!, Peterson farm south of town.
/ : George a: Lindbers arrived here this
morning from Fargo, n. D. where he
has attended the agricultural school
for two and u half months. He will
! visit here for some time before he
I5leaves for his farm near Kennedy.
/ About .35 guests We're entertained at
I the home Of 4. %. johnson, OF this
city. Sunday, evening The occasion
was his, -3322nt1 birthday The evening
was spent i'll social merriment and a
lgood time was enjoyed by all present.
| Emil Fogelberg. from near Kennedy.
larrfved Monday afternoon to visit at
i the home sof his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Hams Lindberg, Of this city. He will
leave Thursday foE Sask..: Canada.
where he: holds Il position as brakeman
( Eddie Foster, who seyeraI years ago
! played with the Warren league base
ball team. will possibly play with the
st. Paul team in the American -associa-
Etien this year. His picf printed
on the sporting page OF the Sunday
NJ polls journal. @E<*E ,sz.. ~
|. We publish this week the financial
treports~ for the city OF Warren for the
years 1918 and 1919. Every tax payer
in the city should study these reports
| carefully that they may understand
how the money which they pay in for
taxes and for electric light and power.
is spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 4. Sundin, who have
fspent the past few Misunderstanding at
the A.. n Lodoen home in this city, left
blame. Sask. Can. Their six year old
v1,E<, ha
the LodOen home for ID year. returned
home with them>
I Mr.. and Mrs. Henry e. Lindberg,
I from hear Kennedy, and their two
children, came here Thursday after
noon to visit with Mr.. Lindberg's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lindberg. of
this city, Mr.. Lindberg returned home
Saturday morning. while Mrs. Lindberg
land the children left for home this
Emorning.
Arthur eLegault is the first Warren
EsOldieTS to receive the state bonus. He
EreceiEed a check last Thursday for
$$34l $$334l as d bonus from the state Of Min
nesota for having served 2S months
under the stars and stripes in the
World War. Other boys are expect
antfy watching the mails each day for
/ their bonuses. ~--..~ =. -a@>.~-@ ~
/ Irving Quist,- drainage. engineer had
planned last year to build a handsome
fhome in this city, but had to postpone
Iconstruction because building material
Icould not be furnished. Now he has
most Of the material on the ground and
the work on the building will start as
lsoon as the weather permits. The
house will be 30x30 IT., two stories high
land basement. with garage in connec-
i ton. The walls will be constructed of
.EDenison tiles, the roof covered with
fre-proof shingles, and both the first
and second floors will be OF fre-proof
Iconstruction. When completed Mr.
IQuist and family will have one Of the
most substantially built homes in the
Lefty.