Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-07-16
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to Oslo on Saturday
G. e. Dillan was over from Oslo on
Thursday, returning Friday.
Il Photo developing ana printing. quic4
service Warren Pharmacy.
Albert Brantl, Of Euclid, attended to
business matters in the city Friday.
Il George Martinson from Kennedy is
here this week to consult a physician.
Harold Bartholow and Alfred Ken
nedy are attending the fair at Fargo
today.
Albert Yutrzenka, of Wanger, trans
acted business matters in the city
Thursday.
E. J. Church and son, Ivan, from near
Angus, were business visitors in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wees and Mrs. John
Sinclair, of Argyle, visited friends in
Warren this week.
w. L. Officer left Tuesday evening
for Chicago, where he expects to spend
two or three weeks.
Peter Peterson left for CroOkston on
Wednesday evening for a short visit at
the homes of his daughters
We can save you money on Manure
Spreaders. Come in and get one
Warren Machine & Irons Works Co.
Carl Dahlin, who is farming al
Sherack, in Keystone township, was q
business visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Mae Twede, Of Detroit, visited
friends in Warren the first part of the
week, returning on Tuesday evening.
: Miss Augusta Tell left for Sask.
Canada. on Wednesday morning, where
she will stay with her folks for some
time. =
Miss Gladys Grindeland and Mrs. J
A. Q. Larsen returned Friday from
Valley City, N. D., where they had been
visitins.h IL"
X. J. Taralseth Co. have just re
ceived two dozen silk Crepe de chine
waists which we are selling at $4O(
and $3.50. .,.
Mrs. A. A. Ecklund and daughter
Lois Mae. returned Thursday from Ri
yer Falls, Wis, where she visited with
her parents. s-
Mrs May Maxwell and Miss Grace
Kamrar, Of Minneapolis, are guests al
the home of Dr. and Mrs. g. J. Bre1
for a few weeks. ...........
The Misses Sophia Swenson and Vera
Axelson left for Viking on Saturday
evening to visit with Miss Axelson's
folks over Sunday.
12ts &etifprdS4 Ia1nd z has resigned his
position as plummer with the Warner
Machine & Iron Works Co., and vii
now work on a farm.
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Lavine returned
Monday from Minneapolis. A LITTLE
niece accompanied them as she vii
make her home with them.
nine-pound girl baby was born t
Mrs. Nels Lindberg, of Kennedy, at TIL
city hospital on Friday, July 18th
Mother and baby are doing well.
Carl s. Dahlquist, of Drayton, N. D.
motored to Warren Sunday to brin,
home his daughter Sarah, who ha
visited in Warren for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.. Hatfield left Sun
! day evening for their home at Faribaul
after a weeks visit at the home o
their son, A. r. Hatfield, in this city.
| We cannot emphasize too strong til,
wisdom Of placing your order early 70
Fordson Tractors. We take orders t
ourselves, subject to crop conditions
w. F. Powell & Co.
II Miss Hazel Petersen, of Cadillac
Mich, and Miss Erma Petersen, Q
Detroit, Mich, arrived Monday for T;
ten DAYS visit at the home of their sis
ter, Mrs. Rev. SwensOn.
More silos are being put up this yea
than ever before. Get the Rib Ston
Stave Silo We praise it now! Yo1
will praise 1t when you have tried il
Sold by Lundgren. Wittensten & Go.
Mrs. Rev. Rosenthal and, daughters
Mrs. Nelson, Of Cheyenne, N. d., an,
Moorhead Mimi, respectively, passe
thru on the local Monday enroute hom
j. from visit at Kennedy and Hallock
Mimi.
/ Rev. and Mrs Gustaye Kvisgard lef
Friday evening for their home at Ash
Wis, after having spent severa
llweeks visiting at the home OF Mrs
lIKvisgard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. I
Golden.
i John P. Mattson and daughter, Edith
and Miss Levia Dahlquist, left Monda,
on a trip to Glacier Park. Mr.. Mattsol
and Edith will continue their trip to tn
Pacific coast, visiting many points g
interest and returning home via Lo
Angeles, Salt Lake City and Denver. u
Christ Solvick made a trip to Farg
and Moorhead the latter part OF las
week, returning Monday morning. 4
! reports that that section has also e
| ceiyed its share Of rainfall this veal
He saws that the country between MOOl