Warren sheaf., 1921-08-24
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49, AVA Ias0 W0l1Su 0ue0l
Have you thought Of getting new
corn binder? We sell the old reliable
McC COrmiek and Deering makes we
will be glad to get your order. I,1nil-
3gren, Wittensten & Go.
|sS DR.. G. 81. 81. Wangberg, from Butte.
Montana has opened an Office III the
Taralseth Building in this CITY. Mr..
! sWangberg has been ractising Chiro-
Ipractic for number Of years he ssery-
ed in the medical depar artment. ia the
q. s. Army during the World War. and
was stationed at base hospital.
George Kutches and Andrew Anto-
!, lick, both Of Benson, Mimi, arrived
] here last Friday in their automobiles to
visit at the home Of their brother-in-
law, Fred Dargus, near this city. They
expect to leave for their homes today
and will be accompanied by Mrs. Dar-
gus, who will NAVE visit with them in
return. f @=.. .5..
It is reported that DR.. Bratrud Of
Warren has been engaged by the Kit
son County Memorial Hospital Associa-
,,5tioll as head surgeon for the institution.
The doctor needs no Introduction to the
people of this section. He has been
connected with the Warren hospital for
years and has the reputation Of being
one Of the most successful surgeons in
! the Northwest. -Hallock Enterprise.
Edgar Veblen, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Signrd Olson, former residents Of Ste
phen, was married on Wednesday, Aug.
/ 1Oth,Ssto Miss Hattie Lundgren of Hal
lock,,Sthe ceremony taking place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. 2. Lundgren. Rev. Olson, the
groom's father, tied the nuptial knot.
Edgar is assistant cashier of the Kilt
son County State Bank, and with his
bride will make their home at HallOck
upon their return from wedding trin
to Duluth and Lake Vermillion.-Ste
phen Messenger.
w. N. Powell and daughter. Miss Ina
Powell, also Miss Eva Powell, returned
nome last Thursday from Perham,
Wnere tney had visited at the home of
mrs. 6. G. Gunert, daughter of Mr..
Powell. On the way down by auto#the
Tore part Of the month they met with a
serious accident near Winnipeg June.
tion.s,s When going down hill on "a road
tnat mad been repaired the auto which
was driven BY Allen Powell struck q
patch OF sand and tipped over. Miss
Eva Powell sustained a broken arm, but
the otheA, occupants of the cal, we're not
seriously 'e' injured. Miss Eva is still
CARRYING her arm in a sling on account
OF the accident, rs ~ : sGl q. 2 =
Judge and Mrs. A. Grindeland 70.
turned home Sunday after ab0ut
months absence. The Judge attended a
meeting N OF. district, court judges held
at Duluth In connection with the meet.
ing Of the State Bar association at D,-
luth the latter part of July. After that
meeting the judge and Mrs. Grindeland
made tour Of the principal towns OF
the iron range and then proceeded to
the Spa, the famous health resort al
Waukesha, Wis, where they remained
for two weeks resting and recuperati ting
The judge is now in good physical and
mental trim to tackle the many knOtty
legal problems that often confront him
in his judicial position. ..2.z l .-
H, Z. Wood returned home today
from business trip to Minneapolis
He says things are rather quiet there
and believes we are better off here III
the Red River valley than most any
where else in this country. Southern
Minnesota and northern Iowa are the
portions Of our country that are very
hard hit he says on account of tht
boom Of land prices a few years ago
Numerous farms were sold at $500 tt
$500 per acre and even more, with small
payments down, the banks in many
leases advancing the balance. of the pur
chase money. Now that the bottom has
dropped out Of the land hoom, those
who bought land at these inflated prices
las well as the banks are up agafnstsait 1t
And the slump in prices On farm pro
ducts and poor crops owing ITO tht
drouth, make the acondi ditioHs still; Morse