Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-26
G. H. Hopwood left Friday for Min

G. H. Hopwood left Friday for Min
neapolis. -
Hero tanning mills for sale b. W. F.
Powell & Co. HNY
The Rev. K. Winberg was Stephen
passenger Saturday. n OF
Miss Natalie Lucier spent Sunday
with friends at Crookston.
You can buy anything and every
; thing at the College for pittance.
Masquerade Dance Tuesday, March
4, at Strand Theatre. Prizes will be
offered.
LGIRL WANTED AT ONCE gen
eral housework, family of four.-A. e.
Mattson.
DR.. and Mrs. 3D. Bratrud left Thurs
day night for Minneapolis, returning
Monday morning.
! Pockets full of pennies will buy bu-
shells of fun for everyone at the Col
lege on Monday evening. 9
Deputy Sheriff J. P. Bordewick is at
tending to official business in the east
ern part Of the county this week.
Pocket maps of Minnesota and North
Dakota, showing marked auto roads,
for sale at Sheaf Office. Price 25 cents
each. =.
Oscar Golden came up from Crooks
ton for visit with his parents. Oscar
is employed as a clerk at the Crookston
Hotel.
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from a 1 Tu-
berclin tested herd? p. Frost Spauld-
ing Farm Co.
! Miss Lillian Hedquist left for her
home near Argyle, after months stay
August Peterson
"Kovar" Harrows can't be beat.
Come in and get one while they last
You cannot; get along without them
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
D The adjourned term of District Court
q will convene here on March II. The
. grand jurors are summoned to meet
) on March II and the petit jurors or
? March 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wittensten left
Monday for a weeks visit in Minnea
polls. Clifford Golden is running the
machine at the Strand during his alb
sence.
J. p. Jorenson underwent an opera
ton at the City Hospital yesterday
which is reported successful and he il
expected to be around as usual in 8
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 81. Taralseth arrived
home Wednesday morning from theil
trip to New Orleans, Alabama. They
also visited a few days in the twi1
cities before coming home.
Ernest Johnson, son of Mrs. N. A
johnson Of north of Warren, returned
last Thursday from France. Ernest
has been in France most of the time
since he was called to service.
Regular monthly meeting WILDE hell
March 3rd at 3 P. M. at the home Of
Mrs. e. Tornell. All members are re
quested to bring their contribution OF
clothing or material to be made int
school childrens' garments for children
from six to II years. Fannie P. Der
nard, Secretary.
The Warren Machine and Iron Works
Company tells story of power anC
plenty of it in their lad on another page
of this issue Of the Sheaf. The Warner
Machine and Iron Works Co. are dis
tributors for the new Hart-Parr kero
sene tractor. Read their ad. on page
six of this issue Of the Sheaf.
4 Gladys Grindeland, Aileen Harris
and Mathew Halvorson represented the
High School in debate held at Crooks.
ton Friday evening. By a unanimous
decision of the judges, Crookston came
out victorious The debators stayed
over for the basketball game Saturday,
returning home Sunday morning.
! A patriotic program will be rendered
at the Tabor School Saturday evening,
March LIST, for the benefit of the Junior
Red Cross. A good program is assured
beginning at 1880 o'clock Admission
25c. All are heartily welcome. Don't
miss seeing how tables turn over
Dorothy Kerestes, Teacher.
The young people Of the Swedish Mis-
sion Church have arranged to hold a
weekly meeting in the church during
the balance Of the winter. The next
gathering will be held Wednesday eve
ming, February Goth, at 8 p. NJ. These
meetings are primarily for the young
people and the English language win
be used, thus enabling many who might
be deferred from attending on account
Of inability Of understanding the Swed-
ish language, to come and enjoy them
selves. Good singing and speaking.
Lunch served. All young people Of the
city are invited to attend.