Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-31
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ARA Br0ken In Fall Fron Chair
Lloyd Anderson, son Of Mrs. Carl
Blom OF this place, had the mist
home of falling from q chair and break.
ing one of the bones in the forearm and
badly twisting the other e appears=
which from the weight had gone back
wards. and Lloyd to avoid the fall had
made#a leap forward hut fell headlongs
The young boy was diatelySt taken
by his uncle Carl Mel1em to Thief River
Falls where the ken bone was set
and the other Strengthened. and it is
hoped that after some B time his arm
will be perfectly healed:
Christ Engen arrived on Monday
from Kelliher and will visit here for g
| few days andsSwill be BIS accompanied
home by Mrs. Eggen who has been vis-E
iting with her rotherg e. ]. Nordhagen
and other relatives for q couple weeks
mostly from shocks. Olof Nordhagen5
is using his Titan rig south OF town.
and Martin JarshaW north and =. Hal
Both as to quantity and quality the
small grains seems to be somewhat be-;
low the normal. About q 90 bushels Of
rye was threshed at the Rafteseth Bros
of about Is to Is bushels per acre; Carl
Mellem threshed a IL acre field of oats
averaging 80 bushels per acre, and g
I
Shells. The barley runs an average Of
about Is bushels and is somewhat light
in weight. 3!3s n:
Mr. and Mrs. ames Thompson spent
Thompson's sister, Mrs L.. IT. Aos, and
family. ss 4 .#..s@
Mesdames C. E.Hellquist and James
johnson, accompanied by children. arr
rived on Wednesday morning from
icOuD1e days with Mrs. 6JOhnSOn'S father
J. e. Hellquist. fi$%5.
Mrs. Carl stromberg returned on
Tuesday evening to her home at Dakota
San aftsr 6enf asln h
and Mrs. S. Rafteseth. AL XII 4s
couple CARLOADS Of grain was ships.
ped from the Hanson Barren eleVa-z
tor the beginning Of the week: ,.si
dence Of A. Opseth which has: been To-
Gated on the east land and further west
near where Ranum built his new resi-
dence this summer NJ: Z. 3;
Falls on Saturday evening and will
spend Sunday visiting with her sister.
Mr Mr. e ana 'a Mrs. j. E: Thompson went to
Thief River. Fails on Thursday where
Mrs Thompson will receive me @'l1'''l
treatment ss.s. ]. 50
day evening from Park River; Nd
where he has been employed this fall.
John Cormican left on Saturday
morning for Stephen after visit with
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Miss Elsie vorseth arrived here on
Saturday morning to spend = SUNDAY
with her friend Miss GLADYS Sagmoen.
Garfield Benson Of Thief River FAILS
has spent the past week visiting Win TN
the John Sagmoen people :.
+ Alec Hellquist Sundayed with frienos
and relatives at Thief River falls. 4,
Services at the Swedish church IN
Werner Drotts. Of Viking. Will spea .i.
nart Tnesdav. Sept. &. MRS r. Sag.
moen, Of Anita. will teach -,
q Two fine specimen OF the deer IAN.
ilv. evidently a female accompanied. py
her young, were seen roaming on the
preir;es west Of here the other Gay
Water being scarce It was hMnansn nvh
them that close Their visit was how
ever. not long as in q sprightiy gallop
fhev were seen heading for the more
wooded sections. !. vx,.
Weed inspector w. F. Tullar. OF " ar
rem, was in this vicinity last sauna
Visiting at several farms questioning tn,;na
and giving instructions Tor the eIa Vo
ton Of certain weeds. ~, So
T. f. Hellquist spent Sunday az mel yn
River Falls visiting with ms son W e
Hellouist and family on 81 Duluth ave:
earl Bloom is i'll with an anectin on 81
the chest and left on Monday Tor l l9ei
River Falls where he will seek meoicai
attention.
CONGREGATIONAL Church OF Rosewo oo'
Werner Drotts. Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday IN
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