Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-21
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Miss Ella Hill is spending part Of
her vacation at her home.

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Miss Ella Hill is spending part of
her vacation at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Westling. Mr., and
Mrs. ]. TOryis and family, Kathryn
Hill, N. Amunds0n, Clifford Golden and
Ernest Kuehne, Of Warren, visited at
the L. j. Hill home on Sunday. 81
The Horgen, Tatro, Rud,, sBrekke and
Knutson young folks Sundayed at.
Hills. ss
The following visited at Christ Clau-
sens Sunday afternoon and also took
In the ball game: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mundson and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Olson and children, from War
ren, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Olson and
sister Betty from Minneapolis, Mr..
James Clausen and sons Henry and
Jimmy and daughter Jessie and Alice,
from Oslo, and Miss Alice Paulson. from
Thief River Falls. 4
Rev. Hauser and family and Mrs. f..
Schwinke, of Warren, visited at the
VIM. Riebau home Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland an sons
Clayton and William, Emil Jadeke,
Ruth Bodell, Clara Baesman, Kert
Malek and Gus. <Bodell spent Sunday
at Maple Lake, pleasantly surprising,
Miss Matte Anderson of Warren, who
is employed at the resort,
Lydnia Anderson returned home Sat-
urday from Minneapolis, where she has
been visiting. ,<..
Christ Clausen and Nels Lund were
Warren visitors Saturday.
The annual school meeting was held
Saturday evening at the Radium school
house. Two new members were elected
to the board, Mr.. Chas. Loeslie and
Mr.. Fred Monroe resigning from posi-
| tons as clerk and treasurer respect
fully. Mr.. Loeslie and Mr.. Monroe
have been most faithful members but
felt other duties would demand future
time. To fill the vacancies Mr.. J. o.
Allen was elected treasurer and Mrs.
II. G. Kramer, clerk. The voters voted
for an eight month school to begin the
last week in September, so that fall
work would not interfere and also so
that school will be in session up to the
state examinations in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Loen entertained
number of friends and relatives Sun
day. E'
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A number of Radium people have
taken in Chautauqua numbers at War
rem and have pronounced them very
good s~sa@ saaa1-s.ssz
Miss Helen Riebau,' who has been
employed in st. Paul, is spending her
vacation at the home of her parents,
MI. and Mrs. Riebau. #,5. e.
Henry Schantzen and family spent
Sunday at the N. J. Schantzen home.
Mrs. Adolph Otto is receiving medi-
| cal treatment at the Warren hospital
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McGregor pleasant
ly entertained a number of friends
Sunday. CO. L
! The call from the Grand Forks BUSH
ness men was enjoyed greatly by
Radium. The tour consisted of twenty
six cars and about a hundred wide
awake men,. The call consisted Of
cordial .handshakes, snappy music by
the. visiting band, a short address of
: welcome by H. G.. Kramer, Of Radium,
which was responded to by brief re-
marks from Eone of the Grand Forks
, visitors and quartette singing by some
OF. the visitors.
Miss Marie Strobe was Warren
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sondeland and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sondeland and
family, Mr. and Mrs. II. Hagen and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Vendelbo, motor
ed from Grafton, ND, to visit Loen's
at Radium. IA I.
Remember the ball game at Warren
Sunday afternoon when the Rallium
team will again meet the Forest River,
N. D., team. So @
RADIUM TEAM WINS /
- ANOTHER VICTORY.
The large crowd of visitors at the
ball game Sunday afternoon witnessed
good work done by the local team. We
We're proud Of our locals. The scores
were as follows: ~
Strandquist-- 900 0 @ 1 O. O O--1
Radium- 90 3 o o % K
Batteries, for Strandquist, Bjorkman
and. Kujawa for Radium, Peterson and
Farnsworth. Struck out by Bjorkman
ten; by Peterson, nine Hit by pitcher,
Peterson two. Hits for StrandQuist,
six singles and one two-base hit by
Stennes; for Radium, eleven singles and
one stwo-base hit by Berlinski. Errors
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