Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-07-14
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Ed. Quistgard left Sunday evening
for Duluth. returning Tuesday. -.
Archie Stanchfield, of Minneapolis,
was business visitor in the city last
Saturday.
Julius COninix, from near Argyle,
was business visitor in this city last
Thursday.
l. A.NPederson returned Monday from
a weeks vacation spent in touring the
southern part of the state
If you want a real "Reliable'' Watch,
get an Elgin or Hamilton, at Farrell's,
The Old Reliable Jeweler.
Arthus Schmidt arrived Tuesday
! from Elkador, Iowa, for a visit at the
Nels johnson home in this city.
Mrs. w. Ehaust, of Crookston, ar
rived Saturday for a visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. E. R. Kezar
E. L. Tornell left Sunday on an auto
trip to the twin cities and also points
in Iowa. He expects to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. George, Dillingham;, of Granite
Falls, Minn., is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. J. P. Bordewick. Of this
city. -. -
Do not 60 on without q home. We
nave them fore sale. Inquire at the
Office of the Warren Building and Loan
Association.
Miss Ida Granum, of Grand Forks.
visited at the home of Justice Carlson
in this city for few days, leaving for
Gfands Forks today.
Mrs. Axel KAHN and children, of
Moorhead, visited at the home of Mrs.
kalin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole L..
Olson during the Fourth.
Mrs. Hans Bake left last week for
Minot, N. D. Mrs. Bake also expects
to visit different cities along the west
coast before returning home.
Sheriff Fl. G. Hanson and family ar
rived home last Saturday from a couple
weeks outing at Ten-Mile Lake. near
Dalton, Otter Tail county. The genial
sheriff has ever since his return, been
| telling big fish stories to the boys, some
OF which stories look quite plausible.
while others have to be taken. with a
grain of salt. ;...: ;. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loeslie and child
rem, and J. C.~Kleman, of Minneapolis,
are visiting with friends and relatives
in this vicinity. They returned last
week from Drayton, N. D., where they
spent few days visiting with Fred
Schumakers. While there they made
an auto trip to the Lake of the Woods.
accompanied by the Schumacher family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson and two of
their daughters, of Warroad, accom-
panied by two of their nieces from
Duluth, arrived by auto last Saturday
to visit Warren and AlvaradO relatives
and friends for a few days. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Larson spent many years in
Warren and vicinity before their mar
rage in the early days. They now own
a valuable farm near Warroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Smith and daugh.
tiers, Misses Irene and Laurette Smith
of st. Peter, Mimi, have spent
about a week here visiting with G. w
Smith and Mrs. O. w. Peterson, sor
and daughter, respectively, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Smith. This morning the
visitors left on a trip to Yellowstone
national park in their car. On the way
they will visit a son and brother al
Miles City, Mont, and after seeing the
park will visit another son and brother
at Blackfoot, Idaho. l.:
George and John Walden, from Quill
Plain, Sask., returned home Wednesday
morning after visiting for two weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Berg
strom of this city. Mrs. Bergstrom is
an aunt of the Walden's While here
they also visited with relatives and OLD
friends at Drayton, N. D., and at Oslo
The Walden's, who are brothers. left
together with their father, for Canada
IA years ago and hOmesteaded. Since
then they have been prospecting and are
now we'll to do farmers.
Miss Emma Jorgenson is visiting al
the home of her sister Mrs. Ole Strom
of this city. She was employed for a
number of years as clerk in the county
auditors office in this city and after
leaving that position she took a course
Of training as nurse in st. Paul hos
pital. Since her graduation as nurse
she has been employed at her vocation
in different places and just before com.
ing here, at Bull, MINI. After a few
weeks rest here, she intends to leave
for Portland, Ore, to join her sister,
Miss Gina Jorgenson, and continue
working as trained nurse out there.
Herbert 3. Harmon, of Sycamore
ILL.,, states in letter to the Sheaf that
he has struck two good veins of oil, one
at HOO feet and the other at 1916 feet
on his farms in Elk county, Kansas
But this good luck, he says, does not
permit him to forget his good friends
in the Red River Valley. Mr.. Harmon
owns several hundred acres of land in
the Red River Valley and we would not
be afraid to wager that he will make
more real money, year by year, from his
farm lands here than from his oil lands
In Kansas. And Red River Valley soil