Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-08-13
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Wanted Girl at Hotel Warren.
Roy IL. Prtyz returned Sunday from
his buying trip in the east.
Miss Catherine Hill spent Sunday at
Crookston visiting with friends.
Mrs Moses Holson, Of Oslo, visited
with friends in the city over Sunday.
Miss Charlse Anderson is assisting
Mrs. Ralph Olson with her house work.
e HI. Golden returned Friday morn
ing from a business trip to- Greenbush.
Three Ford touring cars, one with
self-starter, for sale.F. 6. Smith,
Warren.
Oscar Carlson, Of Crookston, spent
Saturday in the city visiting at his par
ents home. 852s;
/ Join the North Star school family
October first and your ambitions will
be realized.
Alfred Wick left Monday for Grand
Forks, after an extended visit with
friends here.
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Elof Wassgren, who is employed with
the 500 carpenter gang; returned from
Rosewood Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. "A. Johnson left Sun
day for Bemidji for an outing at that
i popular lake resort.
Dance at Angus Friday, Aug. 18th.
Music furnished by, the well known
Warren Jazz Orchestra
Mr. and Mrs. r. Bake attended the
fair at Thief River Falls last week and
visited with friends there.
Miss Esther Lindquist left Saturday
for Alvarado to spend few days visit
ing at the Walberg home.
Miss Dorothy Foker returned to her
home in Crookston Tuesday, after a
visit atethe Fl. M. Swanson home.
We can save you money on Manure
4 Spreaders. Come in and get one.
Warren Machine 4 Irons Works Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Osberg and son
Arcell, of Dunnell, Minn.,. are visiting
at the Emil Osberg home near the city.
4 Walter Anderson, who is employed at
the LOdoen blacksmith shop, made an
auto trip to Karlstad Saturday, return
ing Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman LaymOn and two child
rem, OF st. Paul, are visiting at the
lhome of Mr.. and Mrs Sigward Olson,
near this city.
! Miss Ruth Englund returned to her
home at Karlstad Sunday, after a.
months visit at the Victor Pearson
home in Vega.
Miss Mildred Wood returned Satur-
day morning from the southern part of
the state, where she has been visiting
with college friends
Elmer and Arnold Lindstrand and
Walter Lindquist left Thursday morn
ing for North Dakota to work during
harvest and threshing
Mrs. j. H. Bolton left Monday morn
ing for Kenmare, N. D., where she will
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
IStimman for some time.
Misses Clara Peterson, Ester, Dagny
and Edythe Erickson and Mary Soren-
son spent last Wednesday at Argyle as
guests Of Misses Agnes and Dolores
Picquette.
Miss Ella Hill left Sunday for Min
neapolis and other cities in the southern
part Of the state to spend three weeks
vacation from duties at the r. j. Taral-
seth Co. store.
Own genuine u. s. Army Wool
Blanket Size 62x8O inches, beautiful
light and dark shades, guaranteed per-
feet condition, thoroughly renovated.
I Will Outwear three ordinary blankets v
splendid for camping, auto robes, horse
blankets, etc. Our rock bottom offer to
you is $685., less than cost Of manu-
facture Send today -Orders filed in
rotat ton. Shipped prepaid on receipt OF
price, and satisfaction guaranteed by
the old reliable Minneapolis Wooden
Mills Co., go LIST Ave. N. Minneapolis.
IS Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Ferguson and
daughter boarded the flyer for Crooks.
UOAA 0uaAu1J evening" " UG7p4SoEAI 2 LILY
marriage Of their daught ter, Agnes Jane
to Lawrence 81 Regain, Of that place
The ceremony took place at the Catholic
church Monday, Aug. 4 The newly
WEEDS left the same day on q short wed
ding trip to Duluth. They intend t
make their home at Crookston, where
Mr.. Regain holds position with the
Great Northern Railway Co. They art
both well respected young people. Con
gratula tons Of the community goes
with them. May their way in life b,
clear and bright.
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