Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-02

Go to the Bazaar-The Busy Store.
Learn to say Pathe- Pathephone.
Have you heard the Pathephone?
Garden seeds free at the Bazaar
next Saturday.
L. A Bueche returned last week
from business trip to Warroad
and Baudette
Note. the big attractions in The
Dreamland Theatre ad at the top
of this page.
Magnus Pihlstrom has accepted
a position in the Office of the Mar
shall County Land Co.
VIM. Riebau, one of the success
full farmers from near Radium, was
a business visitor in the city today.
Miss Helen Thorson returned
Monday from Plummer, Mimi,
where she had been visiting with
friends for couple Of days.
Call at the Sheaf office and see
the large flag which is given with
years subscription to Farm,
Stock and Home and Warren Sheaf.
c. S. Dahlquist and family, of
Baudette, Mimi, arrived Tuesday
this week for a visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Dahlquist, par
ents Of the former.
j. H. Baugh is over from Thief
River Falls attending to ditching
matters: He has decided to build
a house in Warren and move his
family here in the near future.
Richard Storberg, who has been
employed as night clerk at Hotel
Warren, left last week for Ada,
where he and fifteen other young
men enlisted to serve the Stars
and Stripes.
C. J. Pihlstrom, formerly with
the City Meat Market on the east
side, is now employed in a similar
capacity at the Warren Meat &
Provision Co., of which A. Board
son is the proprietor.
A. J. johnson, who has served
as field man with the Pioneer Land
& Loan Co., for several years, has
severed his connection with the
company. His successor is c. G.
Peterson, of this city.
Gust Olson, from east of Argyle,
brought County Commissioner c.
F. Adolphson to Warren in his auto
on Monday in spite of the muddy
roads. Mr.. Adolphson was to at
tend a meeting of the county board.
Clarence McCully, of Thief River
Falls, was a business visitor in
this city yesterday. He conducts a
flower store at Thief River Falls
and reports that he is doing well.
"Mac' was a former resident Of
this city. -
The city band stand in the Great
Northern park is being .remodeled
this week and will also be enclosed
by screens in order that the band
boys may render the weekly even
ening concerts in comfort during
the summer months.
A parcel shower was given by
Miss Smedby and Mrs. Vic Odmar
at the home Of Judge Grindeland's
last Friday evening in honor Of
! Miss Hattie Nelson, who is bride
of this summer. After mock
wedding, a delicious luncheon was
! served.
Misses Ida and Nancy Long, Of
Carver, Mimi, sisters Of Mrs. Mel:
johnson, of this city, arrived las
Friday for a visit. They left OF
Tuesday this week for western
Canada, where they will visit three
brothers who are located there.
! E.. Dagoberg arrived in Warner
on Thursday Of last week from
4. Minneapolis, where he has spen
most Of the winter. He is just a.
genial, cheerful and young looking
as in former years and his man!
friends hope that his good healtl
may stay with him until he round
out century.
j Mrs. Charley johnson and daugh
7 ter Alma, returned home yesterda!
from a visit at the home of daugh
ter Emily, in Grand Forks. Sh'
! says that Adolph o. Johnson
I the brother Of her husband, an.
! who lives north of East Crane
Forks, has again fractured the lei
; which he broke some time ag,
when trying to escape from al
angry bull.