Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-06-13

Dance! Dance! Friday night at the
Opera House.
The Ford five passenger car still sells
at $4,000 f. o. b. Detroit.-W. F.
Powell & Co.
Mrs. A. Grindeland went to st. Paul
last Thursday to be present at the
Synod meeting.
Mrs. Chas w. Anderson and children
| returned Tuesday from a short visit
with relatives at Radium.
| e. G. Hubbard, Of Lawrence, Iowa.
is here to spend the summer with his
daughter, Mrs M. ". Munger.
A number Of fine new residences are
under construction in that part Of town
formerly known as the reservation.
Mrs. Axel Sl1oog and daughter Vera,
| left Friday for Briton S. Oak, to visit
Mrs. Helmer Hendrickson, a daughter
and sister.
| Lucille Lundquist returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis, where she has
been enrolled as a student at the Arts
and Crafts Guild.
Mrs. John A. Grindeland, daughter
Martha and Miss Esther Roscoe, de-
parted last Friday for a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Iowa.
Miss Helen Eckblad, Of Litchfeld,
will spend a part Of the summer here,
visiting at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Gust Eckblad.
DR.. S. Snyder and wife, of Jackson,
Mimi, visited with Mr.. Snyder's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Snyder, at
Hotel Warren, for several days this
past week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hooper are going
to housekeeping in one Of the three
new houses built last year east of the
court house. We bid them hearty
7! welcome to our city.
The Young Peoples Aid of the Scan
dinavian NJ. e. church will meet in the
church basement on Wednesday even
ing, June 90 Miss Aleta Olson and
Miss Olga Anderson will serve.
Mrs. A. c. Nicholson returned Mon
day from Red Wing, where she has
been visiting for several weeks with
relatives. She was accompanied on the
return trip by her husband, who met
her at Fargo.
, Frans Larson, dental student at the
, University, arrived Friday for a few
days visit with friends and relatives III
this city, before leaving for western
Canada, where he will canvass during
1.-The coming summer.
y; John p Mueller, Of st. Paul, spent g
l number of days in this city visiting
relatives here, leaving for his home or
Monday evening. Mr.. Mueller is EN-
t ployed by the government as a letter
, carrier at the st. Paul postofice.
Mrs. Florence Winchester came W
. from Fargo last week, and spent few
days visiting with her mother, return
/ ing on Monday. We we're glad to heal
q that Clinton, who is now one of Uncl,
q Sans soldiers, has been appointed
0 Corporal Of his company.
Forcthe best dry cleaning in tn,
state, call on William Juring.| the tail
e or, who has the agency for the DR..
y cleaning department Of Brainerd Mode
:. Laundry. An absolute guarantee
' against naptha odor on garment
cleaned, goes with each order.
Carloads Of FoFds are coming in t
us on every train now. Twenty-fou
;. carloads being shipped us this week
- It is not expected that a raise in pric
: of Ford cars, will come before July Isl
We advise you to come right in and sc
a car before the raise in price-W. T
!. Powell & Co.
IL Another name has been added to til
h 1917 graduating class and that is Ray
g mond Westman, who has completed tn
% full sixteen credits required for graz
. uation. Raymond has made up severe
credits during the vacation times an
by doing so has been able to obtain
, sufficient number of credits to con
= plete the four year high school cours
- in three years. He has an average {
:. over 80 per cent, which speaks we'll IL
= his industry as a student. In the ia
:. he will enter the University. Leona1
Dagoberg and Adolph Johnson, bot
De members of this years graduati1
IS class, intend to enter the Universi1
ne next fall.
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