Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11

Miss Ingeborg Erickson left Friday
evening for Duluth to visit relatives
and friends.
Christian Christensen, of Thurholt,
n. d., spent Saturday in the city, trans
acting business affairs.
| Donald Robertson and o. L. Mel
gard, of Argyle, were callers in the
city between trains Monday.
Miss Clara Bake, Of Crookston,
] spent few days visiting home folks
in the city, returning Monday.
f. Dagoberg left Monday night for
Minneapolis. where he will attend to
business matters for some time.
| Attorney Lorring, of Crookston, auto
ed up with his family Monday after
noon for short visit in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Mossefn, of Fertile,
arrived Tuesday for a visit with Mrs.
Mossefns mother, Mrs. X. J. Taralseth.
Miss Marie AIelgard returned to her
home at Argyle Friday, after spending
few days at the A. Melgard home in
this city.
(! MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu-
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld-
| ing Farm Co.
] Kenneth Wattam left Monday for
Devils Lake, n. D., where he will visit
at the home of O. F. Wilson's, former
/ Warren residents.
Victor Anderson, of Seneca, Ill, ar
rived Tuesday morning to spend the
summer visiting his sister, Mrs. Harry
Holms, of Radium.
! Mr.. Halvorson, the piano tuner is in
the city and those who are in need Of
reliable piano tuning call at e. L. Tor
nells Furniture Store.
! A civil service examination will be
held at Warren and other postofices
on July q, for positions as forest clerks
at a salary of $11OO per year.
/ Miss Ella Eckman, Of Big Woods,
who has been visiting her friend, Miss
Ruby Tell, Of this city, for a few days,
returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Pelland and son, of Pei
land, Mimi, arrived on Tuesday for a
visit with the Head family and other
friends. Her maiden name was Laura
Moulton.
Our auto repair shop is in charge OF
expert workmen. We give you prompt
services and reliable work. Bring your
cars to us-the home Of the Ford.-W
F.. Powell & Co.
Grandma Allen, of Radium, return
ed to her home on Monday, after 8
weeks visit at the homes Of her sons
Carl E. and n. L. Allen and daughter
Mrs. G. O. Anderson, all residing il
this city.
If you meet with brambles and boul
ders reflect that there are fewer toward
the end. To overcome stumbling block:
, which lie in the path of every ambition:
person to take course in the Mankatt
Commercial College. Fall term open!
Sept. 3.
Messrs. L.. H. Rice, NJ. M. Nygard, A
M. Way, NJ. Erwin and 81. w. Cutler, al
} Of Park Rapids, passed thru the cit.
Sunday in auto enroute to Park Rapid
: from Winnipeg. They made the tri]
$ to the Canadian City over the Jeffer
t son highway.
Miss Emma Bystrom left on Tuesda.
J. for Drayton, N. D., where she will sta.
+ with the John Olson and A. e. Cute
e kunst families Of that village Will
+ they make an auto trip, to Perham
$ Mimi, and perhaps to Minneapolis, j
the roads are good.
Mrs. Reinert Nelson and son Charley
= of Tuleta, Texas, arrived on Tuesday 0
s last week for visit with Mrs. O. N
. Holson, Of this city, who is sister o
. Mrs. Nelson, and with relatives am
$ friends in town of New Solum, wher
4 the family lived. On the Fourth o
e July they attended a family reunion a
the Mrs. Holson home when John Mel
r son and family Of Viking, Peter Tved
), and family of Newfolden and Mrs. Car
: Mellem Of Rosewood were present