Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-10-16
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Go to The Bazaar-The Busy Store.
Miss Rose Rosendahl visited friends
at Viking Sunday.
Photo developing and printing. quick
service Pharmacy.
Mrs. O. L. Brekkestran, Of Newfold-
en-, was in the city Wednesday,.
Miss Olive Olson, of Argyle, visited
at the L. M. Olson home Saturday.
Henry Juers, of Radium, attended to
business matters at Warren Saturday.
Andrew Stark, from near Angus,
was business visitor in Warren, Mon
day.
Otto Stoltz and Mrs. Allen Stoltz, of
Argyle, were Warren visitors Wednes-
day ...- -..=.
Otto Hielle, Of Newfolden, was here
Saturday looking after some business
matters.
Miss Mary Walker, Of Stephen, was
in the city Tuesday to have some den
tai work done. =. ..4..,- --s~
Miss Elna Erickson, who is teaching
lat Big Woods, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her folks here. ~
! Watch for adv in this paper next
week for announcement of Red Cross
and White Cross Auction at Florian.
! Now is the time to clean your land
with Kovar Quack Grass Harrow
Sold BY Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Editor MISSY, Of the -Grygla Eagle
was Warren visitor on Monday and
while here was in to say "hello" to us.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a Tu-
berclin tested herd? 2. Frost Spauld-
ing Farm Co. I :. 49, =
T. .Chas Schwartz and Paul Hoffman,
from town Of Excel, attended to bust
ness matters at the county seat Mon
day. '.'
| Miss Ella Olson, who is teaching at
Roseau, spent Saturday with her folks.
returning Sunday to resume her school
duties.
We just received another carload of
Titans., If you want one of these de-
pendab1e and easy to run tractors call
on .Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. =.
| Walter Samuelson, of Adams, n. D.,
visited with relatives in Warren We'd
nesday.. He left the same evening for
Thief River Falls. - r.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grindeland left
Wednesday evening for Jordan, MINI.
on their way down they visited with
relatives at. Minneapolis. ...@-.-.-.
| IF you wish to save money on trac-
/ tors be sure to investigate the new
smaller-sized Rumelys at the Warren
Machine & Iron Works Co.
John Monberg, 1ngvold Johnson and
Misses Alice and Tena Johnson autOed
up from Alvarado Sunday and visited
at the Engstrom and Erick Johnson
: homes. -- --s.
4 Ole Larson from near A1varado, was
looking after business matters here to
day. He is an old settler, having ar
i rived in 1880. He lives in town o.
IHigdem, Polk county.
Miss Evelyn Grindeland, who il
teaching at Thief River Falls, is spend
/! ing the week here with her folks. Th
schools at Thief River Falls are close,
on account of the Spanish influenza.
Miss Mildred Snyder, who is takin,
course at Miss Woods Kndergarte1
|, School at Minneapolis, arrived hom
Saturday morning as the school ha
been closed on account Of the influenza
H Christ Ali, of Hebron, N. D., says b
received wonderful benefit by takin
DR.. Mellenthin's treatment for hear
trouble and general building up. Dr.
| { Menenthin will be in Grand Forks
pocotah Hotel, Friday and Saturday
|lNov. 1 and 2. Hours: 9 a. m. to- 4 p. N
WORK OR FIGHT is the order. fro1
the government. The Cr00kstOn Co
lege will prepare you for position i
the shortest possible time. BoOkkeeI
ing, shorthand, auto, gas and steam en-
cheering. Board and room In privat
family 81 to $3.50 per week Write 70
n catalog. ]. g. Sathre, Crookston, Min1
| Miss venla e. Carlson, who lis !.
member Of the Sheaf force, has WRITER
| patriotic song, entitled "Leavea0u
the Sob Stuff, which she has .ha,
copyrighted and published by th
Knickerbocker Harmony Studios, Q
| New York City. Music for the SON
Il has been composed by b. s. s. Hunting
ton. The song will very likely make
hit in these times and in that case Mis-
Fl Carlson may reap handsome rewar,
for her effort as a song writer.
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