Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-26


Supper early should be your motto
on Monday-then to the Carnival.
Emil Osberg left Friday evening for
Dunnell to attend the funeral Of his
niece.
Angela Maruska and Anna Staska
spent Sunday in Grand Forks returning
home Monday.
G. Sundahl, student at the North
Star College, spent Sunday with his
folks at Thief River Falls.
w. r. Strunk, Of Minneapolis, repre-
senting the Goodrich Rubber Co., was
Warren visitor on Tuesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fern
ciek, Jr., an eight-pound boy February
20 at their home in town Of Farley.
Judge Grindeland went to Mime
apolis on Sunday evening to be in at
tendance at some church meetings.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson returned Satur-
day from Alvarado having completed
her work as nurse in the Alvarado
schools. -sr ,r.s.-
\ Mrs Ed. Natwick, who has been visit
ing her sister at Minneapolis for a
couple Of weeks, returned home Mon
day morning.
DR.. and Mrs. 81. M. Blegen and An
drew Anderson autoed to Oslo Satur-
day evening accompanied by Mrs. Mag
nus Erickson, Of Oslo. i
B. D. Pearson arrived Friday from
Washington where he has been sta
toned. He is spending few days at
the home Of Fl. M. Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Everts, Of Ashby,
Mimi, spent Saturday and Sunday with
their daughter, Miss Alice Everts,
teacher in the Warren High School.
Call on us for your grain cleaners
and smut machines. We have the kind
best suited for the grain you have to
clean for seed.-Lundgren. Wittensten
& Co. ~
Charley Erickson, Of the K. J. Taral-
seth Company store, came back from
the twin cities today. He spent couple
Of days there in the interest of the
store.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hammerlund,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Peterson and
Rosy Hannmerlund, of Alvarado, were
Warren visitors Thursday, making the
trip by automobile
John w. Morberg and Carl Olson, of
Alvarado, were in the city Tuesday
morning enroute to Hallock where they
attended the district meeting of the
Swedish Lutheran Church.
Licenses to wed have been issued by
Clerk of Court Swanby to the following
during the past week: John III. Richard
son to Minerva Aurelia Ordeman; Roy
T. Edman to Clara v. Holm.
We are getting a steady run Of orders
for Ford cars. 1t is the right thing
to do to place order now and not be
disappointed when the warm spring
days come w. F. Powell & Co.
Elmer Rosendahl returned from
Camp Grant Friday to his home in this
city, having received his honorable dis
charge from military service. He had
seen three months service in France.
| Hardy, northern-grown trees, shrubs
and plants. Laurel leaf willow, Canadi-
an poplar, ash and elm, for windbreaks.
Shade trees and hedge plans. Land
scape gardening. A. J. Nordstrom
Warren.
Among the sport-loving people who
attended the basket ball game at Crook.
ston last Saturday were Daye Peter.
son, Cy Anderson, Harold Olson, Cliff.
ford Lund, Elmer. Swandby and I. A
Peterson. "
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.~Bren, from town
of BigwoOds, were in the city Saturday
evening enroute to the twin cities where
they will spend several weeks visiting
at the home Of Mr.. Bren's father who
lives at Hopkins. -.
Misses Gladys Grindeland and Au.
drey Swanby entertained the Norwe
gian Lutheran Young Peoples society
Tuesday evening at the home Of Gladys
Grindeland A very large crowd OF
young folks were present.
The Mothers Club of the child-wel
fare organization, will meet on Friday
afternoon, March 7th, $50 o'clock, al
the Court House. After a business ses
sion Mrs. Davis will address the club
on "A New Phase of Educational De
velopment."
I Maynard Johnson returned last Fri
day from the. Rumely Oil Pull and
/ Hart-Parr factories, where he has taken
a course in craftsmanship. He also
visited with his sister at Elkador, Ia.
and with friends in the southern part
Of the state
The County Board met at the Court
house Tuesday and considered on 8
large amount Of routine business, al
lowing bills, etc. The petition of John
Dagoberg to be set off from School
District No. 9 to School District No
80 was rejected.
Misses Inga Imsdahl, Clara Halvor.
son, Ester Hilleboe, Audrey Swanby
Agnes Lundgren, Irene Olson, Beda
Skoog, Elizabeth Youngdahl, Hazel
Lund, Ethel Johnson, Hilma Sko0g and
Elsa Anderson accompanied the boys
basketball team to Crookston Saturday
evening.
B. d. Pearson, wife and child, left
Tuesday for their home at Virginia,
MINI. Mr.. Pearson received his dis
charge from the army marine corps last
week, and will resume his duties as
editor Of the Daily Virginian. Mrs.
Pearson and child have been living at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
81. NJ. Swanson, in this city during his
isOiOurn in the army.