Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-10-29


car apples Just received 81 the
People Store
Mrs. B. Falkeid, Of Stephen, came
down on today's local.
DR.. Borreson left for Minneapolis
Sunday on q business trip.
The Warren Pharmacy has brick ice
cream for your Sunday dinner.
For your Sunday dinner get some
brick ice cream at the Warren Pharm-
sacy.
Allan Powell, who is employed at
Crookston, spent Sunday at his home
il this city.
Where can you spend q more enjoy
able evening than at the Strand Al
ways the best Of pictures and music
Misses Myrtle Winberg, Bertha Bar
low and Irene Olson spent Sunday and
Monday visiting and sightseeing in
Winnipeg.
Il you want your land Cleaned get
a Koyar Quack Grass Harrow, we
guarantee it to you. Sold BY Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.
3. =. Tornell invites you to call at.
his store and enjoy the latest Columbia
records Aspecial music room has been
arranged for your convenience
The Minnesota foot ball eleven met its
first defeat Of the season at the hands
of the Iowa aggregation last Saturday
1 Minnesota plays Wisconsin next Satur-.
day.
Mrs. Gust Samuelson, accompanied
by son Bonnie and daughter Bernice, Of
Adams, N. D., arrived here Monday
Mrs. Samuelson underwent an opera
ton at a local hospital.
Elmer Boyd arrived here Monday,
after having spent about two years in
military service. He was stationed for
the greater part Of the time in New
York City, where he served with a hos
pital unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potucek and Mrs
G. N. Morkassel went to Argyle this
"wednesday morning to attend the
funeral of Miss VERNE Glen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Glen, who died
last Sunday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Van Camp, Of Calico, N.
Oak, and daughter, Mrs. Harry Ste
wart, of Bismarck, N. d., who have been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city for the past week, returned to their
respective homes, the former on Mon
day evening and the latter on Tuesday
evening. q. s!9. /
Through an error made byfa Sheaf.
compositor last week the advertisement
of the Warren Pharmacy was made to
state that they had bulk ice cream Tor
Sunday. The advertisement should
have stated brick ice cream instead Of
bulk. Even the best of us make mis-
takes at times and the Sheaf compost
tors are no exception
Between three and four inches of
snow fell last Thursday evening and
Friday and the temperature has been
quite low since that time, the Their
mometer lowering around the zero
mark in the mornings. 1t. is consider
ably warmer today, however, the snow
is melting rapidly and we may expect
several weeks Of fine fall weather vet
Marriage licenses have been issued
during the past week by Clerk of Court
A. G. SWandby to the following Ernest
III. Asp to Dagny N. Thompson, Nels j.
Asp to Ella G. Thompson, Oscar j. Asp
| to Regina Engstrom, Frank L. Shrews-
bury to Edith I. Rankin, Albert Labine
| to Irene Riopelle, Albert jacobson to
Gertrude Bagaas, John A, Johnson to
Dolly Mae Stanley.
John Nordquist and his nephew, vii
liam Nordquist, of Roosevelt, MINI,
are visitors in the city today, having
come over by auto. The former is an
old settler Of town Of Alma, Marshall
county, where he located about 90
years ago and lived about 9 years, until
he moved to Roseau county. Now he is
a substantial business man Of Roose-
welt, being the proprietor Of saw mill,
a store and also a fine farm.
/ County Agent John HUSKY reports