Warren sheaf., 1913-06-12

visitor z I, in. the city Monday evening.
Peter Nordquist, Of Roosevelt. is
IL town for q few days attending
TO business.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M, Westlin
and daughter Evelyn were to Marsh
Grove Sunday visiting at the home
of john Westlin.
Miss Laura Powell, who has been
q student at the Stout Institute, Me-
nomonle, Wis, during the past year,
arrived home Sunday.
Miss Ina Powell, who has been
teaching at Little Falls the past
year, has returned home to spend
the summer vacation.
Miss Josephine Dixon, who has
.been5a student at Macalaster Col
.lege, St. Paul, during the past year,
has returned home for the summer
vacation.
Ingolf Grind eland, son Of Judge.
Grindeland, is member Of the
University Glee Club, now touring
the iron Range and other northern
Minnesota towns.
Mrs. C. w. Carlson and Mrs. John
a. Bloomquist will entertain the: la
dies aid of the Swedish Lutheran
church at the home Of. Mrs. Bloom
.quist on Friday afternoon this
week. A large attendance is de-
sired.
For the week Of June 16 to tune
%, we will pay 33c per- pound but.
ter fat for sweet cream and 29c per
pound butter fat for sour cream,
less express. Payment for each can
will be made on the day the creans
reaches u.s. -Crookston Pure Food
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. nj. Swanson and
daughters Mile and Eda and son
Harold, intend to leave next Monday
On a long automobile tour to visit
relatives and friends at Fargo, Alex.
andria, Belgrade, Willmar, Browns
Valley and other places. They will
be gone about a month.
The G. O. Cross family is having
a pleasant reunion this week. All
the married daughters who live
elsewhere are home for visit,
namely, Mrs. H. r. Dahleen, Of Che
welah. Wash; Mrs. George Barrett,
of Buhl, Minn.; and Mrs. Putnam
spaulding, Of Aberdeen, S. D.
City policeman Tom Keefe now
has "a new stop-watch with which
to time auto speeders. Two speed
ers were reprimandeds last Sunday
and It's thought that speeding in
side the city limits will hencef FOR
ward be unknown. This is a good
move and should be lived up to and
accidents will not happen if every
body respects the law.
The delegates to the Luther
League convention at Hallock from
this locality were as follows: War
|ren, Prof. Sjostrand, sevia Dalquist,
Ella Lundgren, Lilly N attson 4 ii Aillie
Peterson, Della Rosendahl and John
w. Johnson; from Vega, Mamie
johnson, Esther Johnson, Charles j.
Anderson, Emma, Bystro1n ami Os-
Car and Olof Bystrom;; from Alva-
RADIO, Nels Palm; from Thief River
Falls, Mildred Malberg and Alice
Peterson.
u. M. Mithun, former county SUI
perintendent of schools Of Marshall
county, arrived last evening and is
calling on his many friends and ac-
quaintances in the city today. He
was a delegate to the State Fire
mems tournament held in Thief
River, Falls this week and embraced
the opportunity to- visit his old
camping ground. Mr.. Mithun now
Hives at Elmore, Mimi, where he is
the editor and publisher Of the El-
more Eye. His newspaper venture
has proved very successful.
Lars Sather and daughter Laura
returned last Friday from Great
Falls, Mont, where they went a lew
months ago with the intention oi
locating. Mr.. Sather did not like
\ the Montana climate and was ill
most Of the. time when there. Meth
er did he like the country which
was too hilly and broken to suit
him after having lived so many
years in the level Red River Valley,
|Where.there is no danger of tipping
over every little move one makes.
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