Warren sheaf., 1922-02-08
RADIIJM

Feb. Is. Notify the manager what
you have. G. j. Appelquist, manager
Radium Farmers Cooperative Ship
ping association. /.
Mrs. Ness has returned to resume
her duties as housekeeper for p. J..
Turnlund after months vacation.
1t might be of interest and profit
to read the following clipping from
an article by L. w. Kube in "The
Farmer: .vr. - Z
'The tremendous loss in sheep and
wool prices has thinned the ranks un-
til number are reduced approximately
so per cent of the 1900 flocks. We
now have lower wool production per
| capita than at any time since 1910.
High freight rates have dealt the
death blow to the sheep business and
it is now in good condition for new
birth. Those with most knowledge of
this industry consider the placing of
eve lambs into the breeding ranks
both economical and timely"
Henry Jurs was a business caller
in Warren Tuesday.
A fierce battle took place on Section
five in Comstock on Saturday between
a large wolf and two bold hunters
with the result that the wolf is still
looking for the hunters
Mr.. and Mrs. Lull spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Potucek
The Misses Alice and Jessie Clau-
sen and Ina Jones, from Oslo, visited
with Christ Clausen's over Sunday.
p. J. Turnlund and son visited at
Frank Gilmore's Friday evening.
Mrs. Riebau and daughters Louise
and Laura visited with Mrs. Clausen
one day last week. ~
Misses Ruby and Hazel Cook, Alma
Olson and Gladys Knutson spent a
pleasant afternoon at the Clausen
home Sunday.
Miss Irma Knoll spent over Sunday
to Oslo Monday morning to resume
her duties in the post office at that
place.
M. L. Warner returned Thursday
from St. Paul where he attended the
State Executive Board of the Farm
Bureau Of which he has the distinc-
tion of being member.
Gust and Arthur Bodell, Albert Hon.
old and the VIM. Riebau family were
pleasantly entertained at the Fred
Baesman home Tuesday evening.
Christ Clausen was Warren caller
on Saturday. .'|
Mr.. and Mrs. Lull spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Potucek.
Will ship cattle and hogs, Saturday,
Feb. 25. Notify the manager what
you have. G. J. Appelquist, manager
Radium Farmers Cooperative Ship
ping association.
Ihe Laymon young people visited
with Mrs. Ness Sunday evening, last,
at the p. J. Turnlund home.
Miss POirier, one Of our community
teachers, hauled load of hay for
McGregor's on Saturday. This is am
pie proof that muscle and brain can
both work together.
Howard Dean called at the VIM.
Riebau home Sunday evening.
Miss Hazel Cook was a Warren Wis |
itor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook spent Friday |
evening at the Loeslie home.
Misses Josephine and Charlotte Loen
and Anna Torvi visited with the Cook
girls Sunday evening.
Mrs Clausen and Mrs. Cook spent
Friday evening with Mrs. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Riebau were
pleasant callers at the A. Horter homo
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Loeslie, Mrs. Fred Len
hart and Grandma Otto attended the
Ladies' Aid at Eckman's Sunday
Misses Esther, Clara and Arthur
Riebau were pleasantly entertained at
the P. Peterson home Saturday even
ing, after which they attended the
dance in the Strobe building. - ,'.:>
Mrs. Nick Schantzen, who has been
so critically i'll, has taken change
For the better which is indeed a de-
light to everyone.
Mrs. Trip arrived Saturday to
spend q few days at the Nick Schant-
zen home ,F'., ~
A number of ladies met at the H.
D. Kramer home Saturday afternoon t
and briefly discussed plans for the Or
ganiZatiOn of a. WOman's Club and =
other social affairs 1t was decided
to meet again next time with Mrs.
J. O. Allen, Feb. p. ~'-'@
-Sommers and Sons made a shipment T
Of hay Saturday. .-,," -. y
A number Of young people enjoyed /
2 sleigh ride to Warren Sunday even
The social dance held in the Strobe
building Saturday evening drew a /
large attendance.
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