Warren sheaf., 1919-08-13

Wanted Girl at Hotel Warren.
! a. Z. Loyestrom, Of stephen, was a
Warren visitor Monday evening.
Messrs Harland and Milton Tatro at:
tended to business matters in this city
last week.
Miss Catherine Hill returned We'd
nesday from visit at Crookston and
Grand Forks. sz.zs
Earl Bratrud, OF st. James, who has
been visiting here left last Wednesday
evening for his home.
The Epworth League will entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bartholow at, the
;; ii. Z. Wood home this evening.
Misses Ester and Dagny Erickson and
: Mary Sorenson returned from Crooks
j ton Sunday, after brief visit with
friends
Miss Murray Cammeron, Of Duluth
larriVed Wednesday morning, for an ex.
tended visit with her sister Mrs. Ed
tQuistgard. SIS, tsss..ss. b
A splendid entertainment will be
given in about two weeks by some OF
four best local talent. Watch Tor fur.
ther announcements. IL, s;ss
Louis Valley returned to Hibbine
Monday, after visit with Warren
friends. Mr.. Valley is now employed in
a drug store in the range town. Il
Mrs. Grinaker, of jamestown, N. d.
returned Tuesday from visit al
Fargo, N. D. She will visit for short
time at the Moses Holson home in Oslo
Rev. s. w. Swenson and family have
left on a trip to Moorhead, Fargo Fer.
gus Falls, Battle Lake, Evansville, Alex.
andria, Elbow Lake, Detroit and other
places.
DR.. w. s. Anderson, who has been in
the medical corps of the military ser.
vice for some time was a Warren visit.
or last Thursday. He has. decided tc
relocate at Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christensen and
baby LETT for, Loma N. D., Thursday
Mr.. Christensen has accepted posi-
tion as grain buyer for the Spaulding
Elevator Go. at that place.
Mrs. Sandwich left for her home al
Sandstone, Mimi, after visiting at the
R. NJ. Prytz home in this city. She
will visit friends at Duluth before re-
turning to her home at Sandstone.
I Miss Clara Hanson, of Cass Lake ar.
rived on Monday from Grafton, N. D..
where she has been visiting relatives
Miss Hanson is visiting at the home OF
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Bake. VI 81. d, a..;.
Misses Lilly and Mable Olson, Of Ada
autoed down for a few days visit with
their friend, Miss. Mildred Snyder, in
this city. leonard Olson came down
Monday and returned with his sisters
in the afternoon.
Miss Clara Nelson, who has been a
waitress at the Home Restaurant for q
number Of years, has resigned and went
to Argyle this week for a visit at the
home Of her parents. Miss Nelson will
leave shortly for Minneapolis.
There is still time to build a silO and
get 100 per cent value from your corr
crop. The Robertson Lumber Company
still have few silos in stock. They
tell us they will make very low price
on these to save carrying them ove1
/ winter and make room for other ma
| teria1.
Oscar and Alma Nelson autoed from
their home near Gatzkes. last Friday t,
\ IAlyarado,E where they spent severa
days visiting friends. Mr.. Nelson state.
that the flood caused heavy losse!
among the farmers i'm his neighborhood
l.phe WATERWAYS three feet higher thar
any previous year, he. said.
It is on our mind and we must tel
you again and again to get your order
in for a Fordson tractor. We are do
ing our best to get shipments comm,
fast enough to supply our trade, bu
we can't do it. From one to two car
loads q week is the best we can expec
for the mex. six weeks.-W. f. Powell
& Co.
Herman J. Hookon, of Spicer, Kandi
yohi county, arrived Saturday to as
sumo the position as instructor in agri
culture of the Warren High School. MI
Hookon is graduate of the Universit,
of Minnesota and is well qualified an,
highly recommended for the work. III
has rented the SkOglund residence o.
the east side, where he will make hi
home.
Gustav Anderson died at his home Il
Turlock, Calf, on Aug. 3rd, after
short illness, having reached the age Q
SO years, month. He leaves to mourl
him, his wife and four children, Arvid
Mrs. Hulda Bird, Carl and Emanue
Ialso two grand children. Five hav
|gone before him. The funeral was he'll
August 9th, when he was laid to res