Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-16

Mrs. Ole Nelson went up to Stephen
Tuesday to look over her millinery shop
there.
Mrs Albert G. Kezar left Monday for
Oslo to visit with friends for few
days.
Mrs. Z. A. Bueche arrived home Fri
day morning, after a months stay in
the cities
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Wittensten visit
ed at the I. M. Myrbo home in Viking
over Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Ovshak visited over Sunday
here in town, returning to her school
north of Oslo on Monday.
Helga Kulle left Saturday for her
home near Alvarado, after few weeks
stay in town with friends.
Buy your Easter flowers. potted
plants and candies at the High School
Gymnasium Saturday evening.
Drs. Arthur and Edward Bratrud
left for Minneapolis Friday evening.
Dr.. Edward Bratrud returned home
Monday. morning.
The Senior class of the High School
will present Richard Walton Tully's
"A Strenuous Life, at the Strand, Mon
day, April 2Sth, at S:15
Selling out ladies spring and summer
hats at bargain prices this week. Come
and get yours. We take produce at the
Fair Store, east side.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Hall left last
Friday for Vanguard, Can, after hav-
ing spent week visiting at the A. J.
Hall home east of Warren.
Judith Porten, a normal school stu
dent at Moorhead, passed through War
rem Saturday enroute to her home at
Alyarado for her Easter vacation.
Place your subscription for any daily,
weekly or magazine with us. Saves you
the stamps and the trouble and we
make little money on the transaction.
10 drain out those water ponds in
your land before seeding get Martin
D1tching machine, the right machine
Tor this kind Of work, only $65.OO. Sold
by Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
IL. f. Greenfield added to his land
holdings in this vicinity the first of the
week by the purchase of 24O acres in
Sec. Is, Donnelly, from Albert Bower,
OF Faribault.-stephen Messenger.
See the New Patent strainer in the
Elevator which increases the capacity
and drains the surplus solution from
the grain, on the Owens Smut-mill, at
the Warren Machine & Iron Works Co.
A $50 Liberty Bond was stolen from a
Hillsboro man last week. 1t was in his
| desk in restaurant. Bonds are pay
able to bearer the same as money, and
should be kept in your bank or a safe.
! The County Commissioners from
klttson county were down in force Mon
day evening looking over the New Hart
Parr and Rumely Tractors with the
view of using a number of tractors on
their roads this summer. ....
Word has been received in this city
that Edwin I. Skurdahl has landed in
New York. He is located at present at
hospital there, owing to a broken
ankle received while making his last
drive in truck over in France just
before the armistice was signed.
Gust BOdell arrived home last Sun.
/, day for, two weeks furlough, after
which he will return to the construction
hospital at Ft. Smelling Mr.. Bodel]
was touched up by schrapnel in his
arm, and may remain for some time in
the hospital at Fl Smelling.
| Miss Anna Staska, Of Angus, was
married last Wednesday, April 9th, tc
K. Hallock, Of Poplar, Montana. Miss
Staska is the daughter of John Staska
of Angus, and is well known here in
town, being graduate of the Warren
Hospital. They will make their home
on farm that Mr.. Hallock owns neal
Poplar.
Saturday evening, April 10Th, at the
High School Gymnasium, the Ladies
Reading Circle will conduct an Easter
sale of cut flowers, potted plants an6
home made candy. Orders will be
taken for bedding and vegetable plants
There will be social evening with
light refreshments and good program
French Orphans Benefit. Come!
Annar Myhre, who is we'll known ii
Warren, was one of the star actors il
the Swedish national song play warm
landingarne', given at the metropolitan
/ Theatre, Minneapolis, on April 18th, tt
La packed house. Mr.. Myhre played thu
part of Erik in this play, the role q
Anna being played by Wilma Sundborg
! the New York actress and author, Will,
Agnes Staberg Hall, the famous singer
carried the part of Stina Mr.. Myhr,