Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1918-04-10
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Photo developing and printing. quick
service-Warren Pharmacy.
Notice! Woman meeting on Thurs
day, April 18th. Initiation.
Andrew P. Nelson, of Warrenton,
attended to business in town yesterday.
Anton Burseth, of Stephen. attended
to business in Warren last Friday.
Mrs. E. R. Kezar and son David re-
turned today from visit with Mrs.
kezar's mother at Crookston.
Tanning Mills and Smut Mills of the
most up-to-date. Guaranteed and sold
by Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
There's no better tonic for tagging
self respect than the purchase of a
Liberty Bond.
Mrs. A. T. Campion, of Angus, re-
turned home on the local this morning
from visit at Grand Forks.
Editor \. }. Lovestrom, of the Ste
phen Messenger, was business visit
or in the city Friday afternoon.
A. L. Hotter, well known business
man and farmer Of Oslo, transacted
business in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stromquist at
tended the wedding of a relative at
FOsston, Mimi, at Easter time.
Miss Dagny Lindstrand returned
Friday evening from Alvarado, where
she has been practice teaching for a
( week.
A. L., Bernhard and Frans Hotter.
three brothers, from Oslo, were in the
city today attending to business mat
| ters at the court house.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Lu-
theran church will meet on Friday
afternoon this week at 3, o'clock. Mrs.
John Abrahamson will entertain.
Miss Ruth Carlson spent a few days
the latter part Of the week at the
home of her parents. She is employed
at Crookston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas received
telegram last evening from their
daughter, Mrs. G.. Anderson, of Lock-
port, ILL.,, announcing the birth on
April 9th, Of a fine baby girl, who
| weighed 8 pounds
Frank Schulz has moved from his
farm at Radium to the Jadeke farm
in Bristlet. He will probably build a
new house and make his home on the
S. Hanson farm in Bristlet, recently
purchased by the Jedeke's.
Filing Erickson, one Of the enterpris-
ing farmers of town of Big Woods
was business visitor in the city Tues
day. Mr.. Erickson is one. Of the farm
|ers who has found that it pays to raise
nothing but the best pure bred stock.
The dance given for the benefit of
| the Warren City Band was well at
tended last Friday evening. The boys
| also played few selections before
| the dance commenced. which were well
received by the audience.
Mrs. Nels Anderson. of Angus. re-
turned home on the local this forenoon
/ from Miles City, Mont. where she had
attended. the funeral on Thursday last
week! Of Mrs. Charles Wolhaupt. her
brothers wife. Mrs. Anderson brought
! back With her her brothers eight year
old daughter. who will stay at her
home a while. a least.
| Mrs. Lang arrived last Friday from
Cottage Grove, Oregon. to make her
home with her daughter. Mrs. l.. A:
Bueche, in this city: Mrs. W. H.
Ostrander and two daughters: also of
Cottage Grove, arrived also to spend
the summer here. Mrs. Ostrander is a
sister Of Mrs. Bueche and Mrs. G.. 4.
Nelson, of this city.
VIM. Juring. and family left on Fri,
day Of last week for. ST. Paul. where
they intend to make their future home
They have made many friends in War
rem during the years they have lived
here and who will always remember
them and wish them all kinds of sue.
cess and prosperity in the future
And they can be assured that Warren
will always be glad to welcome them
back in case they would want to do So
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Forstrom. from
town of BlOOmer. were Warren visit
OFFS on Monday. Mr.. FOrstrom is one
of the prosperous farmers Of the
county. He started with so acres in
the early days but has since added tC
his farm by purchasing more lanl IN
til today he cultivates several hundred
acres of as good land as lies under the
sun. But he has only one son to help
him farm, provided he will not have
to go to war.
Through an oversight last week the
Sheaf failed to mention the return
home on April End, of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
&c. Hickman and son Lester, OF
northern Vega, from five weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Belle
we're and Dubuque, Iowa. Mrs. Hick
mans old home is at Bellevere. They
had had a delightful visit and had seen
a great deal of country, but no farm
ing country that could at all compare
with the Red River Valley in Mime
,sota. The season in Iowa was really