Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18

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Hot chocolate and pie alamode served
at Holan's Confectionery. \
Go to the Strand and see the latest
pictures and hear the latest music.
Joe McGregOr was III from Radium
yesterday calling on Warren friends.
John Johnson visited with his son. j,
Agard johnson, at Donaldson, the fore
part Of the week. .... @I 4
Paul Hapka and Bennie Hapka. of
town of Wanger, drove to Warren Tues
day to attend to business matters,
Matt Lindbeck and Anton Svean and
sons, Carl and AXel, Of Foldahl,, were
business visitors in the city Tuesday.
Walter Lindell, of Oslo, passed
through Warren today, having visited
for week at his parental home at
Viking. .> :.- 2
The Warren Automobile Co. has re-
ceived shipments of 1920 models of
Buick and Chevrolet cars. Come in
and look them over
c. Wittensten left Monday evening
for the twin cities to visit his son
Arthur, who has recently undergone an
operation at a hospital there. ~
Harry Johnson, who is employed at
the Spaulding farm, boarded the flyer
Monday evening for Erskine, where he
will visit with an uncle for few days.
August Stromberg, Christ Thorpe,
Harold Swanson and Hilmer Erickson
left Tuesday evening for the eastern
part of the county to do some surveying
work.
Clifford and Roy Nyland, of Stephen,
took in the basket ball game here Fri
day evening The former arrived
Thursday evening and spent Friday in
the city.
Iexpect to receive carload of choice
seed oats this week. Phone or leave
your orders with me at once-Arvid
Boman, Warren Farmers Elevator.
Phone No. 100.
Nice brick ice cream for your Sun
day dinner. Special for next Sunday
Orange Pudding-an unusually good
number, Of orange flavor, containing
fruits and nuts.-Holan's Connection
cry.
Il Here is your chance to get good re-
built gasoline engines from ~ to Z
b. p, at practically your own price.
Also have some good second hand feed
mills.--Warren Machine & Iron Works
Co. \ ~
A. Bergstrom returned Saturday
morning from town Of Moylan, where
| he, together with other members OF the
board Of the Marshall County Skandin-
aviske Insurance Co., adjusted a fire
loss. IS - .
Melvin Mortrud arrived here Tues
day morning from Glenwood enroute Ito
Newfolden to spend few days visiting
his parental home. Mr.. Mortrud is
employed in a butcher shop at Glen
wood. $685.. .~~ ~.
Only few more days remain for the
payment Of personal property taxes.
If not paid before March first penalty
Of ten per cent is added and if taxes re-
main unpaid by April first they are col
lected by the sheriff
j The Misses Edith Skoglund and Pearl
Peterson and Mr.. Aaron Danielson,
from Roseau, Mimi, also the Misses
Evelyn Schermer, Ethel Gustafson and
Ethel Lyngholm, of Crookston, visited
at the homes of Rev. C. w. Olson and
G. G. Olson over Sunday.
Miss Hannah Lindberg left Monday
morning for Kennedy to take part in
a shower, which was to be given in
honor of her cousin, Miss Alma Fogel-
berg. Miss Fogelberg will be united
in marriage today to Otto Johnson, son
of l.. L. Johnson, of the same place.
~ prospective buyers u COIu CdiS
and FOrdson Tractors-We want to
urge you again and again to place your
orders now. OF course we want your
order for reasons of our own, but what
about you? Prompt delivery you know
is just what you want. Give us fight
ing chance to serve you promptly.-W
F. Powell & Co. .*=r. S.> ..t
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Lofthus, of Oslo,
spent Friday in this city. They had
been to Crookston to see their son, who
is attending school there, and were on
their way home Friday morning, but
owing to the storm that day no trains
were running on the 500 line, hence
they were compelled to wait here until
Saturday morning "~z. n
| L. NJ. Olson returned Monday morn
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