Warren sheaf., 1920-08-11

Constance Talmadge at the Strand
Friday and Saturday. , . !.
Miss Esther Olson and brother, Lorin,
left Monday for Karlstad for visit
with friends. ."a
! Old paper is valuable. Bring it to
the Sheaf office now and you will re-
ceive cash for it. r s.o.zs
| Misses Bertrice Lundquist, Jean
Stevens and Ruth Johnson left Satur-
day for an outing at Maple Lake.
Miss Bertha Barlow left Tuesday
evening for N1ilaca where she will visit
at the home~of Mr.: and Mrs. "A. l..
Berkland. - ~ y >-.. .s-a~es.* :...l =
Hans Lindberg, of this city left
| Tuesday morning for Kennedy in re-
sponse~to telephone call that rela-
| tive: Of his was taken sick. .... .~. j.. !
Come in and see the 1O-foot Binders.
Just what you want for your tractors.
All roller bearings as easy as
7-ft. Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
| Don't get into a :rut. Be wide awake
to new development, and let the Man.
katO :: Commercial College, MankatO,
Mimi, point the way Send for catalog
There will be no: band concert Fri
day evening owing to absence of some
of the members of the band who are
away on their vacations and others
busy in the harvest fields. ~ LIS
| Malcolm Kerr, a stranger in this To-
cality, was adjudged insane in the pro-
bate court Saturday, Aug. Z, and was
committed to- the asylum at Fergus
Falls. =: -: "a s.: !. ~
Solberg, of Grafton, n. D., We're Sun
day visitors at the Fred Bake home.
They were on their way to their. home
from Cass Lake. = =. :. -: ~
"a Mrs.S. A. Hanson left Monday for
Eher home at Thief River Falls. after
having spent Several weeks at the. hos
pital in this city where she underwent
I all operation. ~--' .---- - .. :.
T. Rev. Q. S. Jacobson, former pastor
of the Babtist church at Argyle, now
residing at Bismarck N Iak, stopped
Eeffs here: between trains 1dHy and
shook hands wifi Old friends and ac-
~Albert-~Peterson left Tuesday even
ing for his home at Minneapolis after
weeks visit here at the home of his
wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fl. o. Fur
seth. Mrs.. Peterson and daughter will
remain here fora longer visit.
n Mrs A. G. Yetter and daughter, Mil
dred, returned to their home at Min:
neapolis Saturday evening after a sew.
eral days visit at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. c.. A. Gunnarson. Mrs. Yette1
being the mother of Mrs. Gunnarson.
Marriage licenses have been issued
during the past week by Clerk of Court
A. G.. Swandby to the following: I4ud
Wig ROsett to Marie Limesand; ArviC
Tprne toTheckla Smith; Roy w. An
derson to sAlnora Langreder; Peter
Carlson to Anna Carlson.
Mrs. A. I. Bystrom and daughter
Charlotte, returned Thursday from {
few months visit at Mrs. Bystrom':
home in St. Paul Charlotte has beer
attending the MacPhail school of music
Mrs. Bystrom's sister Mrs O. O. Whit
ed and children: accompanied them tt
this city for visit here.
: Thomas II. Kennedy, superintendent
81 of the public schools of Mark, ILL.,, ar
rived here last week to visit his farm
lmasSto ON nslafp: Mark is minin:
eschooI& large per
=1leentage lf children of foreign p borl
4parentage tte1dance, but neverthe
one sofs Eighth grade pupils O
zz| that tsschooI won first prize in that dis
an tie army recruiting essay con
held last winter, competing will
Thigh school Students of larger cities
Eli fMr:ssISennedyzh has received much prais
. from army officers for his excellen
work with children of that school.
: Mr.. and Mrs Gene Williams spen
several days last week in this city a
guests at the home Of County Superin
ii tendent David johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
. Williams were ON their return to thei
= home at Thief Lake after an extende,
honeymoon trip by automobile to LAX
City, Yellowstone Park and othe
points of interest. Mrs William
| formerly Anna Shelland) held the pc
sition of state rural school inspecto
until her marriage at Ada last month
| NOTICE FOR BIDS.
| Sealed bids will be received for paint
ing interior Of School, Dist. No. 4 (Ra
dunn. For stipulation and amount o
work required see Frank Knoll, Wm
Allen or Mrs. H. G. Kramer. all o
Radium. Work to be completed on o
before September 18, 1920. Bid close
Aug. 20, 1920, at 8 P. NJ. Any or al
bids may be rejected
| '~-s MRS. H. G. KRAMER,
Clerk Dist. No.
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