Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-10
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Go to The Bazaar The Busy Store
Wanted Waitress ana chamber maid
at Hotel Warren. HI .s3 4
Go fishing at the Carnival you will.
get something every time you fish. 5i
Bring the family to the Carnival
babies and all. It's fun for old and
young. s5a|. 8i .t a#$ Il. II h. #.5
Clarence Bake left Tuesday morn
ing for Grafton, n. D., to attend to
business matters. .s " AZ. HI s.t5#s 4ssS
Rev. NJ. Hauser and VIM. G, Never
went to CrQokston Monday to attend
a laymen's conference. III. 3 i. 5
Don't miss the Tractor School in
Warren on March 10Th and 18th. See
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co. IN 5..=s
Chas. LOeslie will hold an auction
sale on his farm one mile east Of
Radium on Thursday, March, 18th.
Alfred Carlson, one Of the progress
sive farmers from near Stephen, at
tended to BUSINESS in the city Monday
evening. .:l sGa57 .s.
Lars. Satire returned Monday even
ing from Crookston, after a weeks visit
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Walsh #... z-.a # .I..
Arthur Knudson returned from
Fargo Monday morning where he has
been attending All auto and tractor
school for the last seven weeks.
| A farmer near Baudette cleared $500
last year pulling autoes out Of the
mud. He is opposed to the Babcock
road, amendment. Baudette Region.
! Sigfrid Lodoen, who is assting in
| teaching a course in blacksmithing ut
the agricultural college at Crookston,
spent Sunday at the home Of his father
in this city I:
! Raymond Hanson came down on the
special train from Thief River Falls on
Saturday to take in the basket ball
game and also visited for few days
with relatives in the city. G- -
| Do you remember the North Star
College Carnival. held last year? On
March 18th you will have an oppor-
tunity to witness a repetition only big
ger, better and more attractive.
! Rev. G. M. Sjolene left for his home
at st. Paul Thursday evening, after
having conducted series of religious
services in Vega. While here he was a
guest at Rev. Carl Wahlin's
| Misses Inga Hanson and Minnie Nor
trud, from near Newfolden, passed
through Warren Friday morning en-
route to Argyle to resume their work
at the Ed. Melo farm. at &. "a
I Mike McCann, one of our old timers
who in the early days had a black
smith shop on the corner where Tar
alseth's store is now located, left for
Grand Forks Monday. after spending
a couple weeks here looking after, his
farming interests. ;.----..r
| Mrs Ole A. Berg, Of Alvarado, left
for Duluth last Friday to spend a
couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Christensen. She was accom-
panied by her son, Obert G. Berg, as
far as Crookston, where he went to
Grand Forks, OH business, returning to
his home near Alyarado on Monday.
4 p. A. Riesberg has sold his residence
property and five acres of land to e., A
Haarstad, of Newfolden. The consider
alton is $4,000 and possession to be
given about the middle of April. Mr.
Riesberg is undecided as to the future
but we hope he decides to build on his
] remaining five acres and remain q resi-
dent Of Holt.-Holt Weekly News.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. A. johnson ant
!. daughter, Lucille, who returned home
last week from the Pacific coast, re
4 port a very enjoyable trip. At Tur
I lock and Kingsbury, California, they
| stopped about week at each place, tt
visit relatives. They spent severa
days at Los Angeles, made the delight
i full ocean trip to Santa Catalin,
Island and the auto trip to San Diego
and Toasted their eyes on the orang
j groves i'll the wonderful "orange EN-
& pire . On the way home they stopped
Il off at Salt Lake City and Denver t,
s take in the sights and also in Chicago
r where they visited friends.
Last week an old fashioned spellin,
match proved to be very interestin,
affair at Crookston The ladies of TIL
Senior Community Council of Crooks
q ton defeated the men Of the Crookstol
\ Association of Public AFFAIRS in clos
match. It would not hurt to reviv
this good old sport in Warren. Monda,
evening the Ladies Reading Circl
brought back fond memories to on
I citizens by placing the good old song
on the program at the community sing
Let us suggest that good old fashion
ed spelling match combined with ar
other community sing would provide
rnrx, ~, invo h1n ovoninO,c onforta IN rrtont
spoilers as the men?