Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-08-21

j Fargo on business.
i Mr.. and Mrs G. b. Herringer return.
led this morning from Fargo.
A marriage license has been issued
to Ben Stoke and Sarah Elfstrom.
\ Frank SEVERN returned the latter
part of last week from trip to Win
nipeg.
/ Misses Emma and Gina Jorgenson
left yesterday for Adams, n. d., to visit
a sister.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cline,
nee Marie Thomas, Saturday, Aug. Il.
ten pound baby boy:
Mrs. Carl johnson and Mrs. Thomp-
son. of Oslo, were guests at the e. Q.
Natwick home on Tuesday. 81
have a large number Of two-quart
fruit jars that I will sell at low prices
while they last.-E. O. Natwick.
Miss Alma Onstad left Monday even
ing for her home at Roseau, after hay
ing visited at Warren for couple of
weeks H.. @s-.>
i Miss Ruth Moody returned Thursday
from ROseau, where she had been for
a short visit with her parents.
Miss Bertha Maruska, who is work
ing at the Donaldson store in Mime
apolis, arrived home Sunday for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Albert Worth and son, Albert
Jr, of Bemidji, visited at the E. R.
Kezar and A. E. Mattson homes in this
city Friday evening.
Special bargains just now on wagons
and John Deere Corn Binders, all in
good condition, but carried from last
year.-W. F. Powell & Co.
Miss Gwendolyn and Genevieve
Bueche left Monday evening for a
weeks visit at Erskine While there
they will be guests of Marguerite Ness
We can fill orders promptly now on
John Deer, two bottom, horse gang
plows and on three and four bottom
engine gang plows.-W. F. Powell &
Co.
Mrs. A. Bergstrom and daughter.
Miss Emma Bergstrom, left for Dray-
ton, n. D., this morning to visit with
the John Olson and A. E. Gutkunst
families.
Miss Elmira Rudolf returned home
last Thursday from her vacation, which
she spent with her mother at Kenmare,
N. D., and has resumed her duties in
the County Treasurer's Office
Mrs Minnie johnson and daughter
Evelyn, of Rankin, ILL., arrived on
Thursday Of last week for a visit at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. And. J.
Johnson, in this city, and with other
friends.
! Mr. and Mrs Fred Johnson returned
last Wednesday from an auto trip to
the Lake Of the Woods country, where
they spent several days picking blue
berries. Of which there is big crop in
that part Of the state this year
Mrs. Albert Peterson and children
and Miss Florence Olson, of Mime
apolis arrived Sunday morning to at
tend the funeral their brother Arthur.
Mrs. Martin Knutson. of Crookston,
present at the funeral
We have made a contract for two
hundred Fordson Tractors in order to
try and meet the demand for this won
derful tractor Have already sold
three carloads. Expect one Or two car
loads more the first week in September
If you want one. you should place your
order at once.-W. F. Powell & Co.
Judge and Mrs A. Grindeland re-
ceived a letter from their son Ingolf
this week It was written July 31st
amidst shot and she'll He is with
the 151st regiment field artillery
First Minnesota. which has. dis
tinguished itself in the fighting in
France. -.
Mrs Nels Bystrom and son Gerald
left for their home at Great Falls
Mont, after having visited here with
relatives and friends couple Of weeks.
They we're accompanied by Miss
Martha Mortenson. who will teach in
Lewiston, Idaho, the coming year, and
who will visit with them on her way
Tor short time.
Mrs. Emma Dady. who has been
visiting Warren friends for a few
weeks. will leave to night for Fargo
to stay with her son Jerry for a while
after which she will go to visit her
son Howard at Oaks, n. D. Next win.
ter she intends to spend in California
If her sons should go to war, however
as is probable, she will stay with their
families until they return.
On September 30th we will enroll
students for the following courses
Preparatory, Academic (high school
subjects), Bookkeeping, Shorthand
Typewriting, Piano, Voice, Pipe Organ
Trained teachers are employed and
your success in life will be certainty
Send for booklet today. Your letters
or cards of inquiry will be cheerfully
answered. Address North Star College
Warren, MINI.
Mrs. W. S. Anderson and children ar.