Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
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II you go away ON n visit your
friends will be interested In know
Ing about 1t. Call 3S-The Sheaf-
md give us the facts.

cnme y iron 8WorkS ads. They have a
new one each week.
Albert Koyar, who now resides at
East Grand Forks, was business visit
or in the city Monday
Go to the Strand Friday night and
hear the'' Fighting Canadian Quartet
Only one show at s p M.
| Mrs. G. A. Johnson, of this city, left
4 Tuesday morning for Alvarado for a
short visit with relatives.
Don't miss the Tractor School in
I Warren on March 10Th and 18th. See
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
Several friends and old acquaintance
of Mrs. John Rue helped to celebrate
her Goth birthday Sunday afternoon.
Osteopathy cures acute and chronic
diseases by removing the causes. Drs.
Fred and Blanche Sharp. Crookston.
There will be St Patrick's dance
lat. Angus Wednesday, March 18th.
Music by Anderson's five-piece orches-
i ira.
i / Get your nickels, dimes and pennies
i laid away this week and next week.
They will count for much at the Carni-
val.
Miss Ingeborg Lodoen left this morn
ing for Alvarado to visit at the home
of her brother, Iver Lodoen, for a few
days. .'ttSS
Special for Sunday-Fruit salad
brick ice cream; also some orange pud-
! ding, Palmer house. = HOlan's COnfec-
tionery.
i VIM c.. Meyer and family returned a
week ago Sunday from Illinois and
other points where they have been Wis
4 iting for a few weeks.
l The public schools at Dugsby, Mimi,
i have had to close on account Of the
flu. Col Rankin is taking a vacation,
which he is spending at Dugsby.
/ : Orders are coming from all sides
for Ford Cars and Fordson tractors.
Place your order now, and You will
get prompt delivery.--W. F. Powell &
! Go.
Rev. NJ Hauser, VIM c. Meyer and
Joe Wright returned from Crookston
this morning. where they attended a
conference of the German Lutheran
church.
4 Mrs. Ralph Gray and son Boyd re-
turned to this city this morning from
New Rockford, II. D.. where they have
spent the winter months visiting al the
home of Mrs. Gray's sister.
! Miss Helen Enebak, who is employed
as stenographer at Grand Rapids,
Mimi, spent the week end at the S. G..
Enebak home in this city. returning to
Grand Rapids Sunday evening. $
l.
! 720-14 street 5Remidii. MINI. for the
/ finest strawberry plants, etc. Sure to
grow and yield big crop in Northern
NIinnesota tia Berglund. proprietor.
Kenneth Wattam. who is employed
l at Thief River Falls. came down on the
special train Saturday and visited at
i the Dr. Wattam home over Sunday, re-
turning to Thief River Falls on Sunday
evening via Crookston. ~ - s
I The ELIAS Knutson family arrived
]ssnpda ! 4, nr,,i,g from Fort Dodge. Ia
I'D ioin Mr. K1lltson Who arrived last
week They have moved on to the Ole
Olsen farm east of Warren. purchased
last fan nv Mr. Knutson
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| tho Gourt house On Friday aftnrnOOn
March 18th, Mrs ". O. STADIUM will
read q paper on .:Litera ture in the
Home" and Mrs J. O. Herrick on "Dis-
cipline.'
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Spring seems TO nave arrived ,'''7'l les ,
/ terday was very mlid "a ana the snow pe,
gar, to thaW. Today IS also MID ana
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