Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-06-18

Miss Evelyn Grindeland returned
Saturday from Minneapolis, where she
visited friends.
Little David Kezar was operated on
J for enlarged tonsils this morning at
the city hospital. -
Miss Clara Hewitt, of'sHalloek, ar
rived Thursday evening to visit with
friends here and at Grand Forks.
| Iva Truhn and Maurine Frank left
Tuesday for Detroit, where they will
spend a week at the lake.
Mrs. E. Dahlof and son left Satur-
day morning for Hallock to visit with
the parents of Mrs. Dahlof
The second annual picnic of the Red
Lake County Farm Bureau will be held
at Therefore, June oath. .na !
Mrs. George N. Powell returned home
from Thief River Falls, where she has
been teaching In the public schools
there. .s'3E & IS
| Mr.. and Mrs. Llyod Kettering, of
Mellette, S. D., arrived Monday to visit
at the home Of Mrs. Kettering's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Grange.
Dance-A big dance will be held at
the Strand Theatre on Friday evening,
June Goth. Music by the Warren Jazz
Orchestra, the music with the ''pep''.
Rev. and Mrs. Gustave Kvisgaard
| of Ashland, Wis, arrived Monday
morning for an extended visit at the
home of Mrs. Kvisgaard's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. l. Golden. Ii.
More than twenty-five farmers have
bought the Rib Cement Stave Silos
around Warren, and we can take a few
more orders for this year. Get your
order in now.--Lundgren, Wittensten
& Co.
DR.. and Mrs. Ed. Bren, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. E. Rust, Miss Berry, Mrs. Joe
Baugh, Perry Wood, Arthur Gunnar-
son and Henry Bren composed party
who autoed to Maple Lake Sunday to
spend. the day.
Mrs. Herman Amundson,, Of: Devils
Lake, N. D., and Mrs. Chris. Hagness,
1 of Fordvi1le, N. o., returned TO their
respective homes this morning aafter a
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
! Westling, of this city.
| The picnic season is at hand and a
tpicnic is not complete without a supply
Of .Veribest' Ice Cream. We are pre-
pared to take care Of short orders.
Write rsphone us your orders for any
Iquantity Warren Creamery Co., War.
rem, MINI.
Clerk Of Court Alfred G. Swandby re-
ports having issued licenses to wed dur.
ing the past week to the following
couples: Friedrich G. Buchholz to Min.
ME F. Franzman; Clifford Fish to Ella
Markuson; John p. Pribulasto Helen
M. Polansky. ID
Miss Frances Lindberg arrived home
on Tuesday evening from Crosby, n. D.
where she has taught the past year
She came in company with Mr.. Martin
of Crosby, in the latters car, and the
two will leave this afternoon on tril
to Bemidji and the Itasca State Park.
Among the soldier boys who have re
turned during the past week are Roy
Harris, who arrived Friday morning
| Norman Anderson, who arrived on Sat
| urday, Arvid Lindstrom arrived Thurs
| day morning, and Clarence Bake
! >who arrived this morning. All of tn
| boys are looking fine and have enjoyed
apparently, their military experience.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Nelson returned
Monday from Duluth, where they Wer'
sent as delegates to the Grand Lodge o
the i. o. o. f. and the Rebecca Assem-
bly, respectively. While there Mrs. Mel
son met Mrs. w. r. Edwards, of Tracy
Mimi, who used to live in Warner
years ago, when Mr.. Edwards wa
editor of the Warren Sheaf.
/ We strongly advise placing your OF
der at once for Fords0n tractors, as W
do not believe it possible to get enoug
| lof them to supply the demand. Tn
j Fordson has made good as the mos
tractor that the genius 9
i Imam has ever produced. The price
low and we carry full stock Of extr
Iiparts, same as we do for the Ford ca
| wv. r. Powell s Co.
| wish to announce to the public tina
/ have opened up Tin Shop on Joh1
i son Avenue, west Of the Robertso
i Lumber Companys yard. All kinds Z
tin work and repairing done, includin
i corresponding roofing and cister
work. Satisfaction guaranteed. I ais
handle the Victor Furnace which hs
Il proven very satisfactory IN. Larso'
Warren, MINI.
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