Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-02-06
Read THE BAZAAR adj 4,

Elmer LOdOen went to AlvaradO on
Monday. H. $ss@ r. H..
S. S. Tricky was in from Alvarado
one day last week.
Miss Ellen Pearson visited friends in
Alvarado on Monday. ."~.> .
| See Funny Hank Mann at the
Strand Friday and Saturday. 4
Photo developing ana printing, high
|grade work-Warren Pharmacy.
Some Big Values for 10 cents during
the Special Sale at THE BAZAAR.
Mrs. L. NJ. Rafferty, was an over Sun
lday visitor with friends at Crookston.
| J. NJ. Mcdonald was a business visit
or at Crookston the latter part of last
week. f..
Mrs. Geo. n. Powell returned from a
visit at Thief River Falls, on Monday
I morning.
Attend the Special Sale at THE
BAZAAR Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of this week.
! Peter Grinde, the Alvarado building
contractor, was a Warren business
visitor last evening"
Aaron Danielson, of Roseau, MIMI, is
here visiting friends and attending the
Tractor School Course :.
The Vega Young Peoples Society will
meet at the church next Sunday even
ing at o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Mrs E. L. Tornen and children went
to Viking Saturday evening to make a
short visit with relatives and friends.
Rev. X. Winberg left Friday for Ste
phen, where he conducted services in a
congregation near that place last Sun
day.
Ed. Quistgard, proprietor Of the War
rem Pharmacy, left Sunday evening for
the twin cities to attend a druggists
convention.
Aug 4. johnson and DR.. Bake left
Sunday evening for the twin cities to
attend the big auto show which is in
full swing this week.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples Austin Mattson
and Hazel NJ. Knutson; Karl G. Void
and Maybelle G. Lundgren.
Mrs. H. O. Hendrickson left Saturday
for Minneapolis, and together with Mr..
Hendrickson, will take in the Auto
Show that is being held there this week.
Mrs Hilda Gunderson and son, Of
Puyallup, Washington, are spending a
couple. of weeks at the J. S. -Hilleboe
home. Mrs. Gunderson is a: sister of
Mrs. Hilleboe.
Just received a few carloads of good
dry seasoned birch, tamarac and poplar
wood Sawed and delivered at reason
able price. Phone 351. Warren Brick
Co., Edw Lundgren, Mgr. = -
G.. F. Peterson will have big auction
sale on his farm about Feb. Goth. Some
20 head of livestock will be disposed Of,
besides lot of farm machinery fools
soon to be distributed.
This is alien registration week and
all citizens of alien countries residing
in the United States are required to
bregister.. The place of registration in
! Warren is at the local postotfice. Up
to the time of this printing only one
registration has been recorded
| o. B. Nelson, who farmed south of
town for number Of years and is now
living at Knoxville, ILL.,, writes that the
Sheaf is always welcome visitor in
ltheir home. The many Warren friends
|of this excellent family remember
them with pleasure and hope they are
all we'll and happy
4 meeting will be held in the high
school assembly room this evening for
the purpose of organizing Juvenile
Band Director Dahlof requests the at
tendance of the fathers Of the boys in
terested in order that everything may
be thoroughly understood and perform
ed in a businesslike manner
Frank Johnson, who farmed in nor
them Vega for a. number of years, now
living at Milaca, MIMI, writes that the
Sheaf is always welcome visitor in
their home. ut is now five years since
we moved to Mile Laos county,, says
MI, Johnson in his letter, land we like
it fine here We have 60 miles to the
twin Cities
Miss Levia Dahlquist entertained a
number of her friends at shower in
honor Of Miss Maybelle Lundgren on
Thursday evening, Jan. 31st. The
guests presented the bride-to-be with a
linen table cloth and napkins. The
evening was spent in hemming the
linen, after which delicious lunch was
served, and each voted a delightful
time.
Bert r. Ayres, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. a. Ayres in this city, has enlisted in
the aviation corps and is awaiting his
country's call to the service He passed
the physical examination here short
time ago and on Monday morning he re-
turned from Omaha, Neb, where he
also had passed the severe physical test
required from those entering this
branch of the service.
A party of Warren ladies, consisting