Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-02-27
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Jacob Andeen, from near Argyle. was
a Warren visitor Saturday.
Ed. Yuergens, of Radium, was a bust
ness visitor in the city Tuesday: .
0. L. Skonovd Of town of Comstock.
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Adolph Otto, Of Radium, attended to
business matters in Warren Tuesday.
"A. c. Kezar, of Oslo, visited with
relatives in this city Thursday evening.
The limit Of time for filing income
tax returns has been extended to April
LIST.
Will and Forest Oberg, of Angus.
spent Thursday I'M Grand Forks. attend
ing the auto show.
The weather during the past week
has been very mild and the snow is
rapidly disappearing
DR.. L Staar, the eye specialist, will
be at Hotel Warren, Monday, March
4th. Consultation free.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rosendahl re-
turned from Illinois last week, where
they spent their honeymoon.
Christ Thorpe and daughter left
Tuesday for Bovee, Mimi, to visit with
Mr.. Thorpe's folks for short time
NJ. w. Munger & Son shipped sonic
OF their pure bred o. I. C. stock by ex-
press on Monday to the southern part
Of the state
The friends Of Mr.. R. H. Clark will
be pleased to learn that he is improving,
though slowly, after a five weeks siege
OF serious sickness.
Andrew and Carl Folvig. who reside
on oslo Route two, attended to business
in the city Saturday for a few hours
While enrOute to Argyle.
Garnet Peterson. Of International
Fails, was an over Sunday visitor in
this city with his cousins, Mrs L. A.
Bueche and Mrs. G. \. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson left Sum-
day evening for the eastern part of the
county: where they will spend two or
three weeks visiting rural schools.
Marriage licenses have been issued by
Clerk OF Court SWandby to the follow
ing couples: David Danielson and Olga
NJ. Haugen: Carl L. Larson and Bertha
c. HOlmstrOm.
Mrs. E. R. keZar and son David, and
MISS Rose kezar, left Tuesday evening
Tor Thief River Falls to visit at the
home OF MI and Mrs. Gust Kirby near
that place
Have some furniture left on hand
that l will sell at less than wholesale
prices III order to close the stock. If
YOU want some of these bargains. come
at once.-Mrs. Ole n. Nelson.
Joseph j. Urness sheriff of
Mahnomen county, was in the city YES
terday. He appeared before Judge
Grlndeland wit tn a prisoner, who plead
guilty to the charge of forgery.
Military Watches-Full Luminous
dial and hands. Latest army regula-
ton wrist straps. Gun Medal. Nickle
and Sterling Silver cases, $500 to
$25.0O.- -R. E. Hooper, the Jeweler.
We have unloaded one carload of
Eureka Double Wall Wood Silos and
are ready to deliver them at once. See
me Robertson Lumber Co. for prices
OH the Eureka and Feed King Silos.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Tornen and family
returned Sunday morning from a three
weeks visit at the Twin Cities and
points in Iowa. They also visited Camp
Dodge and were much impressed with
the activities at that place.
Miss L. A. DahlQuist returned this
morning from Minneapolis. where she
has spent several weeks selecting her
line OF spring millinery. She has Sc
cured the services of Miss Tenneson. of
Minneapolis. as trimmer, who is expect
ed to arrive Thursday. i
Gifts for Your Soldier Boy-Khaki
Cased Military Sets. Military Novel
ties with Khaki cased. 40 cents to $3.50.
Army regulation styles. Order early.
Demand for these sets is tremendous
r. r. Hooper, the Jeweler.
Einar Anderson, who has served as
stenOgrapher in the Office of County At
torney EckstrOm for a year or more is
able to be around again after a long
sickness from pleurisy. He is vet weak
however. and it may be long time be-
fore he will be strong enough to so to
work.
The ladies of the former Norwegian
Lutheran congregations will meet
Thursday, March 18th. at O'Clock D. M
at the basement Of the United church
for the purpose of organizing a Ladies'
Aid Society for Our Savior's Lutheran
church-the new congregation. A full
attendance is expected
Gust Kirby and George Kezar, from
Thief River Falls, attended to business
matters in the city Monday. Mr.. Kirby
returned to Thief River Falls the same
evening but Mr.. KeZar will remain to
spend several days visiting at the home
OF his brother e. r. Kezar, and also his
sister, Mrs. A. E. Mattson.
Miss Lambert has resigned as assist
ant principal Of the Argyle schools and
left last Saturday evening for Mankato
to keep house for her brother. whose
wife died recently, leaving hi M with
two small children to care for. Miss
Lambert has been most efficient teach
er in our schools for several terms and
the board Of education was in hopes of
retaining her for the position of princi-
pal next term had not duty called her