Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-02-20
Warren Markets
60 to the Bazaar Busy Store

20 to the Bazaar-The Busy Store.
See The. STRAND Adj on opposite
page.
Friday and Saturday. 'rhe Common
Law
The Woman lodge hold a Red Cross
benefit dance tomorrow night.
Good farms and city property, fire
and life insurance for sale. L. NJ.
Egbert Malberg, who is farming west
OF Viking, was Visitor in the civ
Tuesday,
Coming! Theda Bara in '"rhe
Darling of Paris,' next Monday and
Tuesday.
Dr. l. STAR, the eye specialist will
be at Hotel Warren, Monday, March
4th. Consultation free.
E. O. Rokke, of Newfolden. and Rev.
n. II. Lind, of Erskine, were business
visitors in the city Tuesday.
The Vega Young Peoples Society will
meet at the church next Sunday even
ing at o'clock. Everybody welcome.
The Warren Commercial Club Ban
quet will be held at Hotel Warren on
Friday evening, this week, Z 80 o'clock.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples: D. G. Hilr and
Olga Maarsund; Anton Liam and Marie
Johnson.
u. A. Swanson and Herbert Wang.
two OF Oslo's progressive young farm
ers, arrived in the city this evening on
a business trip.
Mr.. J. P: Johnson, of Warren, and
Mrs. Hans Benson, of Argyle. were
Crookston visitors last week attending
the Farm Crops Show.
a large number Of farmers from the
eastern part of the county attended the
hearing on county ditch No. 80, before
the county board yesterday and today.
John Mizisin, who is attending the
Agricultural College at Crookston, ar
rived Saturday for an over Sunday visit
at the home Of his parents near War
rem.
Mrs. W. R. Strunk arrived on Friday
from Fergus Falls, where she had been
visiting. Mr.. Strunk arrived on Satur-
day and is doing business in his line as
salesman.
The Misses Cummings. Porteous. Per-
klns. Akermann, Signe Johnson. and
Ellen Johnson were entertained. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Johnson.
west Of this city, last Sunday.
Military Watches.-Full Luminous
1ia1 and hands. Latest army regula-
ton wrist straps. Gun Medal, Nickle
and Sterling Silver cases. $500 to
s25. oo.-R E. Hooper, the Jeweler.
Mrs. Hat Levins. of Crookston, ar
lived in the city, Saturday morning and
spent several days visiting at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs, E. @. Natwick. leaving
IN Monday evening for Thief River
Falls. ~ ST.
All aliens: in Warren must register on
February 18th. Goth and 9th at the
office OF the City Recorder. Those who
have taken out their. first citizenship
papers are classed as aliens and must
register also - |
Gifts fW Your Soldier Boy-Khaki
Cased Military Sets. Military Novel
Ties with Khaki ,cased. 10 cents to 81 so. |
Army regu1a ton styles. r. Order early.
Demand foR these sets is tremendous
R. E. Hooper, the 1eweler:
If you:$feean not put gun on your
shoulder, .<.says the Indiana State
Council of.Defense, put silo on your
farm" See us now about a Shevlin.
the home made silo. Best for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. than the rest.-St. |
Hilaire Retail Lumber Co.
Louis McGoon, who has conducted a
barber shop on the east side for about
A year, has sold the business to Allison
Clark, Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Coon left on Monday evening for Fargo.
where Mr.. McGoon will secure employ
ment until he receives his call to mill
tary service.
Miss Sake Nelson. who is employed
in the railway office at Interna tional
Falls. arrived Saturday morning for a |
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. |
B. Nelson. She left on Sunday evening
for Interna tional Falls. accompanied |
~ her sister, Marian, who will also be
in railroad work at the same
office
Arvid Blomquist returned home on
Tuesday a week ago from Jordan,
Minn.. where he spent over a month |
taking baths for the relief of rheuma-
ism. His friends are pleased to learn |
hat he has improved so much that he
already has been able to return to his |
former position as clerk in the 500 |
1epot.