Warren sheaf., 1921-03-23
ANGUS
ANGUS SHOULD HAVE E.LI[yE CLUB.

ANGUS
ANGUS SHOULD HAVE LIVE CLUB
Community clubs are fourishing
round about US and doing lots Of good.
Why not Community Club for Angus?
We had such club about five years
ago and the attendance was real good
Tor some time. A number of the new
business concerns at Angus owe their
birth to the boost and good will offered
by the club at that time, for instance
the Farmers Elevator, the implement
shop as we'll as the stock yard and the
oil station
Keep Angus moving in the right di-
rection. Let us not do a thing to stop.
It's progress, but rather boost the home
town.
We are watching and admiring the
pep and go'' of the Room Community
Club recently organized.
The following persons went to Ste
phen Thursday to attend the funeral
Fof Mrs Martin Jensen: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Osterloh, Mrs. Herman OsterlOh,
Miss Katie Osterloh and Ed. Osterloh.
Mrs. Jensen died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Anderson, Monday
Of last week after a painful, lingering
illness.
The following braved their way
through the mud to CrOokstOn Friday
in their automobiles: Strobe Bros, A.
Z. CampiOn, d. " Smelling, NJ. p Mar
ston and A. Petersen. Several chains
were lost on the way and d. v. Smelling
was obliged to abandon his car about
three miles from town and the occu-
pants reached home on foot at 2 o'clock
in the morning.
Geo. Goodwin and family returned
to their home at Key West Thursday
by way of Angus, after attending the
funeral of Mr.. Goodwin's brother at
Crookston. Mr.. r. G. Goodwin was
killed by train while wheeling a mail
truck on the depot platform at Crooks
ton. John Goodwin, of Angus, another
brother Of the deceased, also attended
the funeral
Mrs. Christ Nanseth has been quite
sick for the past week with lung
trouble bordering on pneumonia. DIR.
Blegen of Warren has been attending
her. Miss Jeanette Yanseth who is a
student at the Warren high school, has
remained at home to help with the
housewOrk, during her: mothers illness.
Mrs. r., G. Bergstrom has been on the
| to be about.
X. Hunstad went to Crookston Fri
day to see a doctor. >
Mrs w. G. Oberg and Forrest Oberg
fspent Saturday at Warren.
J Mrs. Ed Osterloh is not improving
as favorably as was hoped for. She is
still quite i'll at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Marston are
now employed by Walter Oberg on the
| farm.
| Mr.. North, Of Fargo, is visiting with
hte NJ. p. Marstms family While here
he is canvassing the country for te,,
and coffee house. 81:
| Miss Esther Erickson went to Crooks
ston on the train Saturday
| Master Geo. Zimmerman and brother
Anton had dental work done at War
i ren Friday. ss
Mr.. Vavrina and family autoed tc
Tabor Sunday to attend church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Evans were
J Warren callers Thursday
Everett Evans and G.. Hanson have
purchased electric washing machines
from J. Il. Montgomery. 4
Harbingers Of spring can be seen OF
:EtveryA hand. Two focks tsof geese were
seen flying south over Angus Saturday
and Valley Sewill and Hennie Iverso1
have been wearing fed0ras the pas
week.
Rev. Crosse did not preach at Angus
Sunday due to the almost impossible
roads.
There appears to be a scarcity O.
NIacarOni seed wheat. Will some on,
who has seed for sale, please leave 1
I'll so xor,ln Of tho I ,.r1ore III on, q