Warren sheaf., 1909-06-10
Come in and see those new gasoline
stoves at Larson's store,

Come in and see those new gasoline
stoves at Larson's store,
+ Edward ]. Bren and Joe Staska ar
rived home Sunday morning from the
Minnesota ..U.''
= G. s. Brookings, Of Richardton. N.
D., visited with w. H. Dixon for
few days, leaving for his home Tues
day.
. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Swanson, ana
son, Harold and daughter, Ida, left
this morning to visit relatives in Big
Woods.
The cement sidewalk in front Of
the Winchester block and adjoining
buildings, is a big improvement to tho
east side.
Frank A. Nelson, brother of John
Bio1nquist in this city, returned this
morning from a winters visit to his
old home in Smaland, Sweden.
Miss Glynn Sinclair, who mas jlst
graduated from the St Cloud Normal,
has secured a position as teacher at
Hennlng, Minn., 10" next Year. 1
Mrs. George Barrett, of Buhl.
Minn., returned to her home last eve
ming, after weeks visit with her
parenst, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Cross. " ="
Miss Dorothy Ashland, who taught
in the city schools during the past
year, has accepted J. pvsllion in the
Fargo, N. u. schools for next year.
John Odman went to Hallock Mon
day morning to have charge of the
st. Hilaire Lumber Co.'s yard, while
the regular man is off on a wedding
trip.
Miss Maude Findeison, who has
taught in the Warren schools during
the past year, has accepted a posi-
ton in the schools of Bemidji for
next year.
w. B. Davis, of Joliet, ILL.,, is spend
ing week or two here looking after
his farming interests. He is we'll
pleased with the present prospects
for crop.
Miss Martha Mortenson returned
home from Oslo Monday night, where
she has taught during the past year.
She has also been reelected for tho
coming year.
Judge P. H. Holm is making ex-
tensive repairs and improvements op
his corner; among other things is he
putting in a new cement sidewalk on
both sides of his property.
Miss Margaret Klaus and Miss
Hulda Johnson, who have taught in
the Warren schools during the past
year, have accepted positions in the
public schools OF Eveleth, Minn., for
next year.
Barney Peterson and Arthur Welin.
graduates OF the Warren school, who
now are taking a course in civil
engineering at the State University,
returned Monday to spend the sum-
mer vacation at their homes.
Miss Ula Wood, who has taught the
past year at Sauk Center, Mimi, is
visiting relatives in the city. She
will leave in a few days for Anton,
Red Lake County, where she will
teach a term of summer school.
Marriage license have been issued
to the following parties: Alfred p.
Skjeyeland and Inga S. Sorenson, AL
bert E. Bake and Martha Thorson,
Martin Kellar and Emma Cormier.
and Simon J. Hanson and Alvina
Erickson. ~
o. G. Arneson, of Binford, N. D.,
arrived this morning to visit at the
home of his father-in-law, l.. Gjel-
haug, in Bigwoods. Mrs. Arneson and
children, who are visiting friends on
the way, are also scheduled for
visit at the old home this week.
Prof. A.. M. Foker, who has mad
charge of the manual training depart
ment in the city schools during the
past year, has accepted a similar po-
sition at Alexandria, Mimi, for the
coming year. He will spend his sum-
mer vacation in this city.
Use the best flour made in tho
world. You did not know that that
flour is being made right here at
home in your town did you? Well it
is and the Peoples Store sell tons Of
it every month. Our brand is called
the "Acorn Brand" This brand is
made with particular care, is made
months ahead of using, so is properly
cured and ready for use when you buy
it from US.
w Gamni0n Of Anp11s has sold