Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-21
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Wanted Girl at Hotel Warren
Hang bright new flag up on Decora
ton day.
Photo developing ana PRINTING. qu,cl
service Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grenlin, of
Oslo, were city visitors Tuesday.
Expert auto tire vulcanizing and re.
pairing done at The Peoples Trading
| Co.
Il George Swanson, from near Argyle,
was business visitor in the city Mon
day afternoon.
L When your daily newspaper and mag
azine subscriptions expire, send your
renewal to the Sheaf Office.
Mrs. J. Herrick and daughter spent
Sunday with her folks in Thief River
Falls, returning Tuesday morning.
Miss Inga Imsdahl left Tuesday
morning for her home in Big Woods,
where she will spend the summer.
Mayor r. B. Taralseth and family
and Miss Olive Douglas spent Sunday
in Argyle at the home of Mrs. Andrew
Olson.
Call at Farrelrs Jewelry Store and
hear The Edison Photograph play Vic
tor and Columbia records. It is Won
derful.
Erick Johnson, of StrandQuist, autoed
to Warren Monday. He was accompan-
led by his mother, Mrs. Ole Johnson,
who was to consult local DOCTORS
| A basket social for the benefit of the
Go-Phor Club will be held at the School
house in District No. 50, Sandsville
township, Saturday evening, May oath.
You may also have your fortune told
| for only 10 cents.-COmmittee ~
We are having a cash sale on some
of our husehold goods the 31st of May.
1 cook stove, ? heaters, 1 cupboard,
tables, sink, carpenter tools, sewing
machine, picture frames, L sanitary
couch, couple beds, kitchen utensils,
etc.-Mrs. Olof Carlson.
Melvin Mortrud, of Newfolden, Louis
A. Rivard, of Argyle, and Theodore
Hilleboe, Of Warren, are Marshall
county boys, landed in the United
States May 18th, after being in France
for some time, where they did what
they could to win the war;
Elof Wassgren, of Thief River Falls.
has bought Miss Nordgrens bungalo
on Fletcher avenue and will move to
Warren with his family Emil Dahlof,
who has been living in the house, has
bought the CATHOLIC priest house OH the
east side, which was partly destroyed
by fire last winter and which is now
being repaired.
| Roger Sandberg arrived Sunday
morning from Minneapolis for visit
with his grandfather, Charley Sand
berg, and uncle, John L. Sandberg, in
Vega. Roger is employed III the FEEDER
al reserve bank in Minneapolis. He
will stay here about two weeks as he
has his vacation now. His mother ex-
poets to visit with friends and relatives
here later on iii the summer.
Rev.. Olave Nestrud, pastor of the
Norwegian Baptist church, of Killar,
Alberta, Canada, spent Saturday: here.
He had been to Viking where he lived
/ a year ago, and was on his way to Bis
marck, n D., to visit friends and rela-
tives. While at Viking he sold his auto
mobile which he had intended to drive
back to Canada, but on account of the
condition of the roads, he decided to
sell it.
Rev. V. p, Mitchell and family ar
rived here last Thursday by car, from
LUDLOW, Ill. Rev. Mitchell is the new
pastor of the NJ. e. church in this city.
He preached his initial sermons last
Sunday morning and evening Warren
welcomes Rev. Mitchell and family and
hope that they may feel at home here
and that the work which they have
come to do in our community may pros
per and bear much fruit.
Ragnar Holm, son of Judge P. H.
Holm, has just completed course in
engraving and will leave soon for
Roseau to learn the jewelry business
with his uncle, ]. NJ. Holm, of that
city. We have seen some of Ragnar's
work as an engraver and it certainly is
very creditable for one so young in the
practice of the art Whatever happens
| to Ragnar in life, he will always have
a good trade to fall back on.
SOME GOOD BARGAINS