Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-22
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HOME FIELD.
Go to The Bazaar The Busy Store.
Remember the dance at Angus to-
morrow Friday Il.
Ray Ferring OF Alvarado, was a
WarrenSv visitor today. s s
The Red Cross is an American job.
Are you an American
8 Emil Otto, Of Radium. was q Warren
visitor Saturday. S & S D S.s
We want live chick ens,'ss I ducks, geese
and turkeys.-L. Is Bueche. y. Il
4 Walter Oberg, from hear Angus, was
q Warren visitor Saturd
Photo developing and printing, quick
service Warren Pharmacy.
Miss Olive Douglas, OfsArgyle; is here
visiting with her Warren friends.
Ellis A. Olson, from Argyle, was a
Warren business visitor Saturday.
Victor Fagerstrom, Of Radium, at
tended to business matters here Friday.
Clayton Bake is assisting with the
work in the Office Of the County Treas
-urer. I
Albert Grandstrand, from near Step
hen, was a Warren business visitor
Monday. ,5,s
II Mrs. N. Myrbo, Of Viking, spent
Monday visiting with friends and rela-
tives in this city. ss
The John Bodell and Andrew Bengt-
son families made a business trip to
Crookston Saturday .4 s.. ;.s
Charlie Chaplin will give you his idea
Of farm life as itSshould be Friday and
Saturday at the Strand.
Oscar Carlson arrived this morning
from Crookston for a visit at the home
OF his mother in this city
a saving Of 20 per cent on purchases
Of furs at the Fur Sale at the Peoples
Store on Thursday, Oct. 23rd.
Miss Elizabeth Rankin left Friday
evening for Idle River to spend a
few days visiting at her home there.
Miss Sedate Brown, principal Of the
Alvarado school, spent the week end
here visiting with Miss kathryn Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Lamberson,s Mr.
land Mrs. George Cheney and Ayel CNord.
gren visited at Thief River Pals ism.
day ~ sss1tIs TN
Elmer Swenson, Of Grand FORKS
speM q Thurs vTsitins at thefhdiie o1
Jatlse and Mrs 4, sG'lhAkdeslbap4 IL This
city. \, 81 y 'e-ss
Mrs. Nels Anderson i ve ,s,ll and Gerda
tnsHs Elm quist and Emma
Befgst rom spent Saturday in Grand
Forks. 80 49, !, 4
Is George and Frank Truhn spent Sun.
day at Ottertail, visiting with their
father, who has been very HI fora mum.
Der Of weeks. 4
Tanning mills and wild oat cleaners
all with power attachments. Bring
your samples Of grain. Lundgren
lsWittensten & Go.
| Hogan Iortenson. Ella Mortenson
from Kennedy, and Mangel Elertson
from Drayton, n. D., visited at Hans
Lindberg's Monday afternoo on.
s. Miss Della Lindberg left Monday eve
ming to resume her duties as a. clerk in
a dry goods store at Cakes, N. d., after
having spent severa! days at Her home
Fin thi Gtty.
MF and Mrs. John Olson, of Dray
ton, visited at the Bergstrom home last
Thursday and on Friday they made q
"Trip to.Crooksten accompa MED BY, Miss
Emma Bergstr IS
lss Mr and Mrs Hilmer Lindterg and
family, from Drayton, n. D: nl Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Lindberg, of lgeanedy
and Myrtle Gustafson, visite%at Hans
|Lindberg's Sunday. - - Is SS
r. NJ. Prytz wishes to anndl hceei that
he is the local agent for the Crookston
Dress Club and orders for cleaning and
pressing left with him will receive
prompt and careful attention. AS,
Roy Harris and Ralph Powell left on
"Wednesday Of last week for Texas
where they EXPECT to find employment
in the oil fields Of the Bradley brothers
near Fort Worth. during the winter
months. sI5.< /.
Mrs. Martin johnson, Of Alvarado
was adjudged insane yesterday by
Judge of Probate Peter III. Holm, and
was brought last evening to the hospital
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