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

Oscar Aasand, of Argyle, was visit
or in this city Thursday evening. @
Good cook wanted on the Snake Ri.
yer Farm. Good wages. Apply to A.
Melgard, Warren, MINI.
Walter HOlbrook returned Monday
morning from Grygla, where he spent
Sunday at his parental home.
Mrs. H. Wadsworth and Mrs. ]. P,
Trott We're at Argyle Friday, visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ
Kemp.
Remember the ball game at Warren
Sunday afternoon when the Radium
team will again meet the Forest River,
N. D., team.
Misses Creme and Norma Olson and
Ronald Olson are visiting with their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Ed
mundsOn for a week.
Albert and Mable Nystrom and Gala
Norquist left Tuesday for their home
at Roseau, after a few days visit at
the Oscar Larson home in Vega.
Do not forget the big dance at the
picnic grounds three miles east of
Argyle Friday evening, July 23rd.
Good music. Electric lights by Delco
system.
Mrs. Axel Kaline and children. of
Moorhead, have been visiting at Oscar
Larson's in Vega, for few days. They
left Sunday for Donaldson, where they
will visit relatives and friends.
Fritz Larson returned Monday even
ing from Union, N. Dak., where he and
family have visited at the parental
home of Mrs. Larson for several days,
His family remained for an indefinite
stay.
The Ladies' Aid of the Our Saviors
Lutheran church will meet at Skur-
dahps on Thursday afternoon, July %.
Mrs. Carl Knutson and Mrs. Inga Peter
son will serve. Those who wish to 20
out, meet at Taralseth's store and autos
will be provided. Everybody welcome.
Miss Kinda Anderson, who is EN-.
ployed as saleslady in store at
Courtney, N. D., is spending a couple
weeks vacation at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Ander-
son, north of town. She expects to
leave Thursday for Minneapolis for q
brief visit before returning to North
Dakota.
Matthias Amundson, of Oslo. returned
Sunday morning from New Richmond
Wis, where he has visited for about
two months with two sisters residing
at that place. He also took two
weeks treatment at DR.. John Olson
hospital at Minneapolis, for his foot
and from which he reports that he de-
rived much benefit.
A farmer living west of Crookston
near Euclid, drove II miles to this city
in search of grocery store selling 20
pounds Of sugar for 81. He displayed
a clipping from a Crookston paper to
prove his statement. The clerk con-
WINGED him it was the go years ago.
column. The farmer returned home
with two pounds which cost him sc
cents.
Prof E. NJ. Mitchell writes the Sheaf
that ne and family left Glencoe, MIMI,
for California the first of June and
that a few weeks ago they bought a
ranch at Ell Monte, Calf, consisting
OF three 'acres of bearing walnuts,
chicken equipment enough to keep 1000
chickens, if they wish to do so, and has
a fine six-room bungalow on it, also a
great deal of California shrubbery and
flowers.
Mrs. Ida. Sollom, who lived in Mar
shall county for about eight years, and
was married at Warren, is now living
in Ventura l, California. on the coast. en-
joying the glorious California climate.
Her husband who was a member of the
American Expeditionary force, died in
France, but she is married again, her
name being now Mrs. Hulin. While in
Minnesota she was suffering more or
less from throat trouble, but it has now
entirely left her, she states in a letter
to the Sheaf, and also ascribes the cure
to the wonderful California climate.