Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-08-08
Photo developing and printing, high
grade work-Warren Pharmacy.

Photo developing and printing, high
grade work-Warren Pharmacy
Good farms and city property, fire
and life insurance for sale. L. M.
Olson.
| Mrs. n. O. STADIUM and daughter
Katherine, left Sunday for visit with
relatives at Renville.
| Harold Swanson and Chris Thorpe
left Monday for Waubun, where they
are employed with surveying crew.
| Chester Hanson, who is connected
with bank at Plaza, n D., arrived
Monday for short visit with friends
| in this city.
Mrs. Fred McKeebe, of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived last Saturday for few
| weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. A.
| Melgard of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Wills, of Hans
| boro, n. D., returned TO their home last
Friday, after a pleasant visit with the
R. NJ. Gilbert family, to whom they
| are related.
! The Hatton Studio is now prepared
to do your finishing promptly. We
have good competent help su--cient to
finish up pictures within few days
from date Of your order.
Miss Elizabeth Rankin who has been
receiving treatments at a hospital at
st. Paul. arrived here Tuesday to
spend a few days visiting at the Ran
kin home northeast of town.-Middle
River Pioneer.
Persons desiring to purchase anna
| tuer cameras should see Hatton before
buying. He can save you money and
: instruct you how to make good pic
lures which he will gladly do without
any charge whatever.
I have a fine little Warren home for
sale at a bargain or will trade for
farm and pay the difference Would
consider an automobile in exchange.
NJ. F. Hatton, care Hatton Studio,
Warren, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. a. Kennedy, Of Lake
City, Mimi, who have been here a
week or two visiting at the homes Of
their son, W. R. Kennedy, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. NJ. Gilbert, returned to
their home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson, Mrs. Cute
4 kunst and son, nurse Palm and Miss
with the A. Bergstrom family in this
city last Friday. They brought with
them Miss Emma Bergstrom, who had
been staying at Drayton for some time
Mrs G. W. Erickson and children re
turned this morning from three
1 weeks visit at the home Of her parents
in Binford, n. D. Her sister. Mrs
Richardson and children. Of Spring
. Green, Wis, who also has been visit
ing with the home folks, accompanied
Mrs Erickson for a short visit here
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brown anG
daughter Miss Ruth. of Shenandoah
Iowa, arrived last week by auto for 3
short visit in this vicinity. Mr.. Brown
owns a piece of farm land northeast o.
the city. He says that threshing ha
already commenced in Iowa. Mis-
Ruth young lady of seventeen, droy,
the car the entire distance from Iowa
Rev. a. Mattson and son Werner, O
Alexandria, Mimi, are visiting oil,
friends and former parishioners of th
pastor, in this city this week. Rev
Mattson came here to attend tn
golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Turnlund. He preached in the Swed
ish Lutheran church on Sunday even
ing.
Rrof. and Mrs. Z. r. SewaIl, instrut
tors at the Northwest School Of Ayr
I culture for the past six years, left 70
/ Stephens Point, Wis, Wednesda
morning, where they will make thei
home. They are making the trip i
their car and anticipate a pleasar
trip. Mr. and Mrs. SewaH have
large circle of friends who regret thei
departure and wish them an abunt
ance of success in their new home
The Crookston Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cowden arrive
on Monday this week from Viroqu;
Wis, where they have been stayin
since last spring, and they will no
make their home in Warren, for
while at least. Some time ago M
Cowden suffered a paralytic strol
from which he now is, apparentl
slowly recovering. He is one Of IL
valley pioneers, having located
Angus 81 years ago. His many frient
throughout the valley hope for h
speedy restoration to health.
Word reached this office today TIL
Miss Florence Bylin and Albert Be
nington were married at Grafton /,
Wednesday. Both bride and groo
are well known here, the bride being
Ill da1rbto,. Of Mr. Mrs pv1