Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-07
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Photo developing and printing, quick
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Plan the garden now. You will be
too busy to do a good job next spring.
f VIM. I.anghoff, Of Foldahl township,
was a business visitor in Warren to-
day.
Wilhelm Christopherson, from near
Angus, attended to business matters in
this city Friday.
Miss Agnes Berget left Monday even
ing for Grand Forks, where she is a
student at the University.
Rev. X. Winberg returned Saturday
from Duluth, where he had been in
attendance at conference.
Miss Ella Olson left Sunday evening
for Roseau to resume her duties as
principal Of the high school there.
A pair of ladies shoes worth from
$3.50 to $3.50 going at 9S cents per
pair at X. J. Taralseth Co.'S Clearance
Sale. F.. sS ss,~a.s
Miss Hannah Lindberg arrived last
week from Oakland, MIMI, to accept a
position as nurse at the Hedgewood
hospital. .....:.2-a. T.. ...,,.. =
Miss Mildred, Johnson returned Mon
day to Humboldt, where she is teach
ing, after spending the holidays at her
home in this city. ..1:.
Mrs. Aug. Bystrom and daughter
Louise, returned Thursday morning
from Minneapolis, where they have
spent several weeks. -.
Miss Sake Nelson returned to Big
Timber, Mont, on Friday, after two
weeks visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Nelson. .
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 0. Bystrom returned
to their home at Moorhead Monday
evening, having spent the holiday sea.
son with relatives in this city and in
Vega.
The Hoodlum is known as the picture
! of 1000 laughs. Bring the family t.
the Strand Friday and Saturday an6
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and 40 cents.
Have you visited your local schoo
this year? The teacher would like tt
have you do so. Better schools will re
suit in any community if all take an in
terest in them.
Mrs. Fridolph Dahlin, of town OF
Boomer, was in the city Friday to visi
her brother, Ernest Lofberg, who under
went an operation at the city hospita
few days ago. ~"
John Bratrud, who was elected
mayor of Thief River Falls last Novem
Der, assumed his official duties in tina
capacity at meeting of the city council
held last evening, DR.. G. A. Penney re
firing in his favor.
Walfred Forslund returned Monday
morning from Marsh Grove, where hi
has spent his Christmas vacation a
the parental home Of Mrs. Forslund
Mrs. FOrslund and son, James, will re
main for some time -.
! Mrs. Elmer Swenson returned to hel
home at. Grand Forks Monday evening
having been visiting her parental home
since Christmas She was accompanied
by her motherp Mrs A. IGrindeland
and her niece, Jean Melby; ofiThief Ri
yer Falls, who will visit there shor
time. .: '' f." ,zaA T. r..
Nearly 100000, 900 packages of vege
table and flower seeds were distributes
by congressman in 1919. Each package
contained five small packets of seed:
which could easily be purchased from
any seed dealer or most any department
store. Why fill the mails and use w
valuable labor by this distribution.
Eeach Minnesotan is approximately
| $500 richer this year than last:i gains
in wealth represented by personal pro
perty, money and credits have beer
distributed evenly. Figures made publ.
by the Minnesota Tax Commission re-
Gently indicate total gains in the two
classes of property mentioned of5nearly
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