Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-06-19
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Try some home made ice cream
with chocolate flavor for your Sum
day dinner. Sold at D. /. Ayres Ice
| Cream parlOrs.
The Marshall County Anti-T uber-
culosis association Wishs to hereby
express their thanks for the five
dollars received from the Willing
| Workers. 5#s ..s
The small Avery engine handles
four 14-inch ploWs and every farm
1 er ought to have one. Come in and
get prices at Warren Machine &
Iron Works Co.
Mrs. Ruth Shaw accompanied by
/ Kenneth Wattam and Willis Powell
/ left Sunday evening for Deer River
where they will visit with friends
and enjoy an outing.
/ We have just received one Of the
small Avery engines. This engine
burns either gasoline or kerosene.
Come in and see it at Warren Ma
chine s. Iron Works Co.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Olson, Of
Moerhead, and Mr.. John Z. Oh
+ son and Miss Christine Olson of
| Warren, visited last Thursday at
/ Prairie View, the home of w. Can
UNI.
i Mrs. Elizabeth Sinclair and
daughter, Miss Glynn Sinclair, and
| son Neil left Sunday for Chatham,
/ Ontario, to visit relatives. They will
make the trip by way Of the Great
Lakes.
u The Warren baseball team went
to Argyle Saturday to play a game
of ball and got Walloped by the Ar
gyIites to the tune of ~ to 3. The
Warren boys say they need more
practice.
You know the Hart Schaffner and
| Marx clothes carry an absolute
guarantee of satisfaction. See the
.,ad.' = OF, the Peoples Store, then go
and select one of those best suits in
the world.
Mrs. Charles Olson returned home
to aFrgo, N. D., last Friday, after a
months visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Canum. Her sister,
Miss Alice, accompanied her home
to make visit.
P. A. Lundberg, janitor at the
hospital, underwent a serious oper-
, alton a few days ago for catarrha!
trouble. He is already up and will
! go to his farm in Vikingsto reeuper-
ate for about Week
Andy NJ. Olson and daughter Of
J. Stephen, spent a few days here this
!. week visiting with Mrs. Olson, Whe
underwent an operation at the nos
pital week or so ago and is now
convalescing nicely
The ladies of the Lutheran SynoG
Echurch hold an auction sale at al
fred Horgen's place. June "a. Din
ner viii be served for i5c. Lemonade
and ice cream will be on sale all
afternoon. All are welcome.
c. A. Nelson and family autoed to
Erskine Saturday evening, return
ing Monday. On Sunday they call
ed on w. J. Brown and family, who
have a cottage on Lake Union, a
short distance from Erskine.
County Superintendent David
Johnson and Jalnar Skoglund re-
turned home Monday from their
automobile trip to the twin cities.
They had no mishaps and the trip
was delightful one in every way.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. K. Temanson au-
toed to Crookston last Friday morn
ing to take in the q. c. T. conven-
ton at that place, returning Satur.
day afternoon. They were accom-
panied by Miss Shanore and Mrs. 4
L.. Berkland.
The Warren White Socks went t,
Grand Forks Sunday to play bal
with a team there; but when the,
arrived on the grounds the Gram
Forks boys failed to show up an,
the Warren boys had to return witt
the satisfaction that they had tn
Grand Forks boys scared out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Mattson an,
son Oliver attended the sumne.
meeting and outing of the Northern
Minnesota Editorial association a
Bemidji last week and also visited
with their son, Alvin E. Mattson
who is foreman in the printing Of
flee of the Daily Pioneer. Mr.. Matt
son returned Tuesday but Mrs
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