Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-14
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on Monday.
Graduating gifts in endless variety at
Farrell's Jewe1fy Store.
l.. c. Johnson, of Brislet, was in War
rem on business on Monday.
William Johnson, Of Alvarado, visit
ed with friends here Friday.
Miss Clara Monyr left Saturday for
Thief River Falls on nurse duty.
Nate Allen reports the arrival of a
fine baby girl at his home on Saturday
morning
| Mrs. Joe Ovshak, who teaches near
Oslo, spent Sunday at her home here
in town.
Tom Swenson spent Monday. night
here in town, returning home to Adams
Tuesday morning.
| Dorothy Wilson spent Sunday with
her parents at Oslo, returning back to
school work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hanson and
daughter returned home Tuesday morn
ing from visit at NewfOlden.
Anyone having woven wire stretchers
or stove trucks belonging to The Peo-
pies Trading Co. please return same.
Miss Lois Sommers left Saturday
morning on the fyer-for Morris, Man.,
Canada, where she will visit for few
days.
Call at Farrell's Jewelry Store and
hear The Edison Photograph play Vic.
tor and Columbia records. It is won.
derful.
Wet fields or dry fields, it's all the
same to the Fordson tractor, it does
good work wherever you put it.-W. F.
Powell & Co.
Gladys Grindeland and Henry Hal.
vOrson spent Sunday with Mrs. Melby
and friends in Thief River Falls, re-
turning Monday morning.
4 E. G. Manis Of Pearl City, ILL.,, was a
visitor in the city Friday. Mr.. Manis
is here looking after some real estate
he owns near Viking
o. P. Olson Mrs. John Lundgren and
Mrs. Jim Mclean, of Thief River Falls,
came down Tuesday morning to visit at
the home of Frank Samuelson.
Otto Enrich arrived Sunday for a
visit with his brother F. Enrich. man.
ager of the Strand Theatre, returning
to- Minneapolis Tuesday evening.
Halvor Gunderson, Herman Loft and
Magnus Kleven, of Oslo, passed thru
Warren Monday evening enrote tc
Winnipeg, where they will purchase
some land.
John Deere Manure Spreaders give
us what every dealer wants, i. e. Salts
fed Customers. We have good stock on
hand. Come right in and get one.-W
F. Powell & Co. 4gs
Mr.. B. NJ. Swanson one Of the prom
inent farmers of Oak Park, recently
made flying trip to our city in order
to get more power for his farming oper.
atoms, purchasing Rumely Oil Pull.
Howard Magladry has returned from
France and enjoys being home again
A reception was given him Friday even.
ing and large crowd turned out to
greet him.-Northern News, Spooner.
Mrs. Edward Rud came up from
Strandquist Saturday, where she has
been teaching school. She will visit
her folks at Stephen, ana from there
will go to Middle River where she will
be employed.
A basket social for the benefit Of the
Go-Phor Club will be held at the School
house in District No. 3S, Sandsville
township, Saturday evening, May Oath.
You may also have your fortune told
for only 10 cents-COmmittee.
At the annual meeting Of the Citizens
State Bank of Grygla, Olaf Ramstad,
of Thief River Falls, was elected presi-
dent, A. O. Fladeland, vice president,
A. J. Anderson, cashier, and Abe Johns
rud assistant cashier. Mr.. Johnsrud
having another position offered him, re-
signed and Mr.. SOlum was appointed in
his place.
Four enterprising young men, Leo
Lencouski, Henry Brown, Peter Tru-
cinski and Tony Lencouski, purchased a
3Ox6O Rumely from the Warren Ma
chine & Iron Works Co., and rented a
section of land east of Thief River Falls
to put into crop. They are going right
after it while prices Of grain are good.
A dance will be given by the Foldahl
Band Saturday evening, May 18th, in
the barn at the Northeast corner of
Section 10. Two miles east and one
mile south Of Middle River creamery,
six and one-haf miles north of Radium.
Proceeds will be used for purchase OF
instruments and other expenses of the
Band. Music by West Valley Orches-
ira. Lunch will be served. Everybody
! welcome.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
| children nv using milk from tn.