Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-07-17

John Deere grain binders for sale,
by W:aF. Powell s Co.
II On. Holson, Of Alvarado, is at
tending to business in Warren today
Frank Zakrzewsk, of Florian, is at
tending to business at the county seat
/, today.
Rev. G. 81. Gronberg and two child
rem, Of Strandquist, were visitors in
the city Monday.
Miss Mabel Erickson, Of Hal1ock, ar
rived last Friday for visit with her
friend, Miss Adeline Lindstrand.
Miss Emogene Johnson is visiting
her sister, Miss Agnes Johnson, who is
employed as stenographer at Bemidji.
Miss Olive Douglas, Of ) the local
postofice, is spending her fifteen day
vacation with relatives and friends at
Argyle. es4s .s~.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu-
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld-
ing Farm Co. a- %~- ~, ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G.. Carlson Of this
city have received letter from their
son Alex, stating that he has safely
arrived in France.
Edward Lundgren, manager Of the
Warren Brick Co., and Elmer Lind.
strand autoed to Grand Forks this
afternoon to inspect the brick plant at
that city.
Miss Josephine Dixon leaves tonight
for Seattle, Wash, where she intends
to make an extended stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Florence Winchester, and
other friends.
Charley Wassgren, Of Seattle, Wash.
arrived Tuesday for visit with rela
tives, leaving today for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elof Wassgren
Of Conway, n. D.
Martin Tunheim, Of Newfolden, was
in town Monday. he had bought a
carload Of cattle from farmers in the
vicinity Of Angus and was to ship same
from that village on Tuesday.
A sweater was lost or taken from
the automobile Of A. G. Lundgren al
the Vasa picnic on Sunday. A return
Of the garment to the County Auditors
Office will be much appreciated.
The Rt. Rev. Timothy Corbett
Bishop Of the diocese of Crookston
will confirm a class at the SITS. Peter
and Paul Catholic church at Warner
on Sunday, July 21st, at 10 80 a. m.
Mr., and Mrs. j. W. Maps ant
daughters returned last week from al
extended automobile trip through
Illinois, Iowa and South Dakota
Their auto registered a trip of 2,S8:
miles, '.:.axx- ~..
G. H. Wallace, Of Homer, ILL.,, ar
rived Sunday to spend two or thre
days looking after his farming inter
ests in town .of Farley. He says b.
was surprised to find the crops loo]
as well as they do.
! L. NJ. Olson and Ed. Rosendahl ar
| busy raising funds with which t.
: liquidate the debt on the Swedish Lu
theran parsonage and are meeting wit
good success. They report havin
raised over $1,000 at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Nelson, of Gram
Forks, arrived last Wednesday for ;,
several days visit at the home Of Nj
Nelson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs: A. E
Nelson. On Saturday they left for In
I ternational Falls for .a.visit with MI
l Nelson's sister. Mrs. Claude Whitney.
Roy Prytz. manager Of the dry good
department at the Peoples Store, LEI
Sunday evening for Chicago, where b
l will make large purchases. of goods 70
the fa1 trade. While there he: wi
alsossYsit %.Annar Myhre, now a &. N
&c. AZ worker atthe Great Lakes Trai1
Camp 's+ = - .
Il Mr and Mrs. Lewis. Westman an
SON Raymond, returned last week froz
a few days outing at Bemidji. : The
also visited the Itasca State Parl
Raymond has: enlisted and will leav
soon for Dunwoody Institute at Mil
neapolis, where he will study wireless
telegraphy. -
II Miss Anna Lindholm, who has bee
engaged in the millinery business a
International Falls the past year, al
rived home last week for a visit wit
her father, Mr.. G. B. Lindholm, i
this city. After her arrival she visi
ed friends in Kennedy for a few day!
She expects to leave Sunday evenin
for St. Paul.
II julius J. Olson returned from hi
summer home on Lake Milton:
Douglas county, on Monday to atten
to his legal business for a few day,
after which he will again join his fan
lily for a few weeks longer stay at thi
beauty spot, making himself PHYSICAL
fit for the active duties of his profe.
sion during the busy fall months.
II Mr. and Mrs. c. E.. Stinchfield an
son. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. 4
p. Frank, Of Longmount, Col, left O
III Tuesday morning on a ten dav cam