Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-09-11

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~ The City Cafe has recently erected
g large: electric sign in front OF the
building !.
Miss iAdeline Lindstrand left Friday
evening Tor Fergus Falls, where she.
Will teach geh the coming year. ,z. N.
sS MRS.: Pa. <Quistgard returned home
this nnerning from Duluth, where she
has visited sister who is i'll.
s., Dahlquist went out to the farm of
his son Carl, near Drayton, last Sat
urday, to: assist during the threshing.
Aakers Business College, Grand
Forks, also offers a special business
course to,High School Graduates. Send
for catalog: Y, . T.. : Y s =,
~ Miss Agnes Halvorson returned home
Sunday morning from Ada, where she
has spent her vacation with relatives
and friends.
I Misses Ruby and Mildred Sanderson,
Of Stephen, arrived Tuesday evening to
visit friends and also to receive medi-
cal treatment. NJ. 49,. RI t"~.
Albert Stevens left Saturday morn
ing for: Winnipeg, where he will enlist
in the Canadian army, as he is q
Canadian subject. D. :. - :. s..
Miss Anna johnson, who is teaching
school near Argyle, arrived home Fri
day to attend the teachers institute
which is being held here this week.
We handle the Saginaw Ladders and
also the No=Sag Gates, with your name.
or the name of the farm on the gate If
desired.-The Robertson Lumber Co.
Il Misses Bertha Holan and Agnes
Lundgren, who have been visiting
friends at International Falls the past
two weeks, arrived home Monday
morning 49, .= =2s: = ~ - 49,
!: Jane Gale; student sat the Mime
apolis School Of .Arts,z.:'waho has been
visiting lucille Lundquist, left Monday
for Argyle, where she will visit at the
T., Me ee s; e e = i
Mildred and =Laurine11odel, who have
been visiting.with G: E. .Lundquist's,
left Fhursdaysfor their home at Grand
Forks. Miss Lucille Lundquist accom-
panied them for short visit, return
Sunday .ss;;~s ,s@sr<,<
- Orders for =Foorason Tractors : are
coming in from all sides. You should
place your order at once, as we will
soon, be swamped with more orders
than we can handle this fall.-W. F..
Powell & Co.
Attend Aaker's~ Business College or
Gas Tractor and Auto SCHOOL, Grand
Forks, N.aDak. School has moved into
Clifford Building, rooms recently va
Gated by University Law School. Prof.
Aaker sold his Fargo school Sept. list,
SO you must come to Grand Forks, if
you wish to attend :Aaker's. Send for
catalog.
Charles r. German, who is a member
of a tank battalion in training at a
camp located at >Tobyhanna, Pa, ar:
rived home last Friday on a furlough.
Army life seems to agree, with him.
He thinks his company will be sent
overseas very soon. Mr.. German was
one Of the boys who enlisted with the
Company bunch from here, and was
in training at Camp 81 Cody, Deming,
New Mexico, for a short time. !
E. Dahlof and family returned Sat-
7urday from motor trip to New Efhng-
ton, South Dakota, where they visited
friends. They we're accompanied on
the trip by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Lind
gren, Of Hallock, parents Of Mrs.
Dahlof, and by Rev. E! A. Lindgren, of
Vasa, Mimi, a brother of Mrs. Dahlof,
and his wife. On their way home they
took in the Minnesota State Fair.
Ivan Peterson has arrived on a fur
Tough for a visit with his brother Clar-
ence r. Peterson, Of town Of Foldahl.
He is with the ambulance department
at Washington, D. c., and has many
interesting things to tell about the
sights in and around the nations
capital. Ivan is well known around
here as musician, having been a mem
Der of the Warren band and of the
| Boys Band of McCrea.
Mr.. Peter Smith, Of st. Peter, Mimi,
arrived by automobile Sunday for a
visit with his son, G.. w. Smith, and
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Peterson. He
was accompanied by his daughters
Irene, Minerva and Loretta and by
Mrs. Petersons little daughter Marco
lene,N who had made an extended visit
at her grandfather's home in st. Peter.
On Sunday A. G. Smith and wife, of
Red Lake Falls, motored up to spend
1.-The day with them, thus making a sort
Of family reunion. Ira S NTH, another
son Of Peter Smith, was in England
when last heard from and feeling fine.
On Monday a motor trip was taken to
Winnipeg. The visitors have already
left for their home in st. Peter.