Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-09-25
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GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

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Photo developing and printing. quick
service Warren Pharmacy.
For. quick kodak finishing take your
films to the Raveling Studio.
A whole carload OF Road Culverts,
all sizes, received by Lundgren, Witten-
stem & Co.
!; Mrs. A. G. Swandby leaves this even
ing for Minneapolis, where she will
visit friends
Mrs. Carl Allen returned Sunday
from a several days visit with relatives
at Radium.
Miss Lois Void, Of Grand Forks, N.
D., is visiting her friend Miss Gladys
Grindeland, this week.
Miss Nora Bake spent the week end
at the home Of her mother, leaving on
Sunday evening for Crookston.
| Come and dance to the music of the
Warren Jazz Orchestra Friday, Oct.
18th. You are all invited to come.
Albert Beardmore left Sunday even
ing for Minneapolis to enter the State
University. .....>- - p: ss-s
Mrs. Gust Dahlquist, Of Saco, Mont,
is here visiting relatives and also seek
ing medical treatment for her little
son, Earl.
| Carl Lindgren arrived Tuesday even
ing from his home at Hallock to re-
sumo his duties with the road engineer
of Marshall county.
The First National Bank has a fine
patriotic display in it's window setting
forth the aims and purposes of the
Fourth Liberty Loan. It'd s-
The H. Sanderson family, of Stephen,
and Miss Cora Sanderson and Mrs. H.
Clark, Of Miles City, Montana, visited
at the J. S. Hilleboe home Sunday.
Imported from Holland for fall
planting Tulips, SOC per doz.; Mar
cissus, 75c per doz; Hyacinth, $1.25
per doz.-A. J. Nordstrom, Warren.
Rev. s. w. Swenson and Aug. Lund-
gren left yesterday to visit the mission
field in the eastern part Of this county
and in Beltrami county. They will re-
turn home sometime next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nystrom and son
Albert. of Roseau, spent Sunday visit
ing with friends and relatives in Vega
They returned to heir home at Roseau
on Monday ii their car,
CoullfY perinltendent David John
son has zreceivedza eMassistant in his
office In the person sof:sa fine son born
on Monday this week. All is well.
Friends extend congratulate
Friendss-have received a letter from
Daniel. Dstra1ld, who is driving an ann
bulance I'M France, stating that he is.
we'll. HE states that aeroplanes, are
numerous and that it is: very. interest
ing to see flocks Of them i'll the air. (
Wilberth Olson left Sunday evening
for Minneapolis, where he will be a
student inzthe State University, in the
mining engineers department.: All men
of military age.Hall be requifed to take
military il the T University this
year. S III 90. ~. 4. g.
s Bert Ayres, who Is III military train
ing at Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill,
visited with his wife at CrookstonE and
with his mother Mrs, A. Ayres, and
his brother, Charles Ayres. in this city,
during a brief furlough. He left gain
for the camp yesterday. s.
Warren Machine & Iron Works go
wishtos call your attention to the show
ing made BY the Rumely Tractors sir
the report, published in this paper, so1
the Official State Tractor Demonstra
ton, held at Minot, N. d. g..
II Mr.ssand Mrs. H. 0. Hendrickson AM
laughter Ruth returned to Britton,* 5
D. this evening Mrs. Hendrickson AM
daughter have been visiting at tn
home of Mrs. <Hendrickson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs Axel SkOg, in this city
for a few weeks. Mr.. HendricksOl
came up Monday as he was at Farg
on business. They will auto to Brittol
| from Fargo in a car which Mr.. Hen
erickson purchased. .=..
| Oliver ThOrsOn returned Wednesda.
| of last week from Redfield s. D., wher
he has been visiting with Claude Han
son, formerly of the Strand Theatre O.
this city. He says that Mr.. Hanson ha
a very fine theatre and receives yer.
good patronage from the people Of Red
field. 81
Every student and every graduate O.
North Star College has been and is (
booster for North Star College Th,
reasons are only natural-they hav,
all succeeded in life7-they are making
money they are holding their posi-
lions they have become leaders they
have graduated from North Star Col
lege. s s. ts
/ The Swedish Lutheran parsonag.
had a narrow escape from destruction
by fire on Monday afternoon. Whe1
Rev. Swenson returned home from thu
funeral Of Clarence Abrahamson he Iii
the gasoline stove when all at once al
explosion occurred filling the room will
flames. Fortunately he was not burned
and with rare presence Of mind hi
threw rugs and carpets on the fire anC
smothered it thereby. The fire depart
ment was called out but twas mo-
necessary to turn on the water. The
damage-t to walls and furniture by
smoke is small.
A number Of friends and neighbors
called at the Z. Closing home north Of
1 Warren on Saturday evening Nand sur
prised Mr.. and Mrs Closing, who soo1