Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-06-24
Miss Minnie Lofberg left Monday.
for short visit in Argyle.

Tor snort VISIT In Argyle.
DIR. E. T. Frank spent Friday in
Stephen on professional duties.
E Real horses! Real races! Real jock !.
eys! at Opera house Friday night.
Miss Martha Mortenson left Satur-
day for a visit with friends at Holt.
Andrew Austin Of Crookston, was
in the city Monday seeking medical
aid.
DR.. j. s. Carlson left Tuesday for
Kennedy, where he will attend
church picnic.
The H. Z. Wood and w. +. Powell
families are spending the week fish
ing at Detroit. !,
Now is the time to get your fynets.;
The first quality Brussels fynets 81
per pair Fred Swanson.
Martin G. and Alfred Anderson.
from near Oslo attended to business
matters in the city Monday.
The local ball team manager COM.
plains that number of the players
are always absent from practice.
Misses Minnie and Lilly Holson are
attending the summer short course at
the Crookston Agricultural school.
Mrs. O. E. Abrahamson and baby
daughter left Monday for an extend .
ed visit with her parents at Harris.
Prof. C. A. Naseth4 Of Luther Col
lege, DEBORAH. Iowa, visited with At
torney J. R. Naseth in this city Fri
day.
See "In the Stretch at Opera
House Friday night. Rano's great
four part feature Admission 10 and
20. cents.
Mr.. end Mrs. Emil Tornell and ia
nnily and Albert Tornell of Viking,
autoed to Roseau Saturday returning
Tuesday.
D. Farrell, Bert Ayers and Harry
Bernard left last Thursday for Min
neapolis to enter the state trap shoot
ers' tourney.
Emery Lee, a nephew of N. O.
Stadium arrived last Wednesday from
Collegeville to spend the summer at
the STADIUM home.
A cablegram was received from
Editor Mattson last week from Goth
enburg, Sweden, with the news of
his arrival at that place.
Andrew Anderson Of Randen, ar
rived Tuesday, returning in the eve
ming with his daughter, who has been
operated on for appendicitis.
Lieutenant Governor ]. A. A. Burn
quist will be the principal speaker at
| the Fourth of July celebration at
Warren. You will want to hear him.
| Children Day exercises will be held
by the McCrea Union Sunday school
J at the Palmer school house. Sunday
evening, June 90. Everybody wei
come.
N. A. Thorson, Superintendent Of
Schools Of Polk County, was in the
city Sunday enroute to Nelson Park
where he attended the anti-tuberculo-
!, sis picnic.
/ Be sure and come to the Fourth OF
July celebration at Warren and hear
I Lieutenant Governor Burnquist. II
will be an opportunity you cannot at
/ ford to miss.
j A. w. Lindberg, one Of the old pi
oneer settlers of Marshall county
who is now living at Aylesbury, Sask
i has been visiting for several weeks il
| this vicinity.
4 Prof. O. E. Abrahamson and DR.. J
4 S.. Carlson, the newly appointed field
secretary Of North Star College, at
] tended picnic at Nyskoga church
near Grand Forks.
The Alvarado and a pickup team
from Warren played AN interesting
game of baseball Friday evening
which resulted in a victory for the 10
cal boys, the score being 6 to 4.
/ 1t has been suggested that shad,
trees overhanging the sidewalks b.
subjected to the pruning process, TO
the dropping branches are seriou
4 distractions to all too tall persons.
] "A ten pound boy was born t.
Knute Overlid of the town of Bi,
i Woods, Sunday, June 21st. Mothe
and child are doing nicely. This i
| the first addition to the family. w
4 congratulate most heartily.
a Senator B. E. Sundberg Of Hallocl
arrived Monday to see his daughter
who has been at the hospital here
They returned Tuesday accompanie
by Mrs. Sundberg, who stayed wit
her daughter during her illness.
When you come to Warren mex
week to attend the Chautauqua it wi
pay you to take advantage Of tn
many money saving opportunitie
that are offered by the Warren mel
chants in this issue Of the Sheaf.
From now until Fourth big redut
ton on shoes. Mems $500 Oxford
now $500. Mems SIS patent leathe
lace shoes at $2.75. A lot Of won
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