Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-03

the carnival this year. .ss5ss
| Kodak finishing Service with quail
/ ity prints. Raveling Studio.
r. Don't forget that popcorn and ice
cream will be served on the eve Of the
Carnival.
e Get your pop corn balls, all-day suck
ers, homemade candy, etc, at the Car
Inival.
Bring the family to the Carnival
babies and all It's fun for old and
young. 80.
Teachers and students of the College
will appreciate your attendance at the
IGarniTal
The Sheat can save you money on
magazine subscriptions. Let us quote
our prices.
Disc harrows, spring tooth and
smoothing harrows, all sizes, sold by
w. F. Powell & Co.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Gunnarson spent
Sunday at the home of DR.. Gunnarson's
mother at Hallock.
| DR.. Blegen returned Thursday morn
| ing from Minneapolis, where he attend
ed to business matters.
| All roads lead to the College. Fol
low the crowd beginning Immediately
I after supper March 18th.
| Frank Samuelson, of this city, left
t4lis morning for Grafton, n D., to at
tend to matters of business
Herman Ranstrom, who has been at
tending a tractor and auto school at
L IA Syof1 -
A. o. Fladeland, of Grygla, former
county commissioner from the fifth dis
| trict, was business visitor in the city
today.
Mike Aaruska, of the Warren Auto
CO., made a trip to Grand Forks Fri
day. Where he purchased four new
! Buick cars.
| Peter Braida and son John, of Spring
Valley, Ill, arrived in the city last
Thursday morning to spend few days
on business.
t Rev. and Mrs n. NJ Ylvisaker ae-
eompanied Miss Bertha Holan from
Mahnomen to Warren to, attend her
| fathers funeral.
Mrs. Martin Bake and daughter,
] Junette, from Karlstad, arrived Mon
| day evening for visit at the f. Bake
home i'll this city.
/ Mrs. Hilda Englund. who has attend
ed the funeral of her father, Erick
BrulzeH, of Alvarado, left for her home
at La Bolt. S. D.. today.
1 Haalon Hanson and Lewis Akre. of
Marsh Grove, We're in the, city Thurs
Eday Mr. Hanson came with a view of
Iobtaining his citizens papers.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. who teaches
school near Viking, spent Saturday and
/ Sunday In this city, visiting her sister.
Mabel Johnson at the R. E. Hooper
1 home.
The dance Friday, March 9Th, at
Warren promises to be the biggest of
this season. Anderson's Orchestra, bet
liter than ever. will play. all the very
latest music
] Pancakes with syrup will be served
for a nominal charge ut the Carnival.
i Hamb,lrgers, as usual, coffee, pie, rolls
i and sandwiches on hand at all times
during the evening
I 4, March 3rd. just received telegram
from Ford Motor Co. advancing price
j 5000 on open cars, $500 on closed
i cars and $4,000 on Fordson Tractors
wv. F. Powell & Co.
i Your overcoat, rubbers, hats and
caps will be checked on Carnival eve
March 10Th. The cost of checking viii
1 be a very small matter for those who
have pennies or nickles.
Herman Erickson, brother-in-law OF
II Rev. Carl Wahlin, of this city, stopped
!, ioff here between trains Tuesday on hi.
j. return from Noyes to Fergus Falls
4 where he is residing at present.
Z. M. Olson received telegram Tues
y day from Oluf Murk, of Winnipeg
i Canada. announcing the death of Mr.
!, Murk on March 1st. The Murk family
:. were former residents of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brunzell, o
{ Melville, Sask., Canada, returned t
u their home Tuesday morning, havin,
: attended the funeral of Mr.. Brunzell'
: father. Erick Brunzell, at Alvarado.
Special for Sunday Duchess Brick
8 a two-layer strawberry crushed an.
i carmel nut brick ice cream. Ais
1t Neapolitan, Orange Pudding, and Pa
s mer House -Holan's Confectionery.
l . - ! u
Mr.. and Mrs. e. q. SWenson, o
J, Grand Forks, visited at the Judg
4 Grindeland home Saturday and Sur
q day, returning to Grand Forks Monday
i They intended to leave the same ever
:. ing for ST Paul on visit.
6 The next meeting of the Mothers
ell Club will be held at the court room i
g the Court house on Friday afternoon
!. March 18th. Mrs. N. @. STADIUM wi
il read paper on Literature in th
Home and Mrs. j. o. Herrick on Dis
lcipline.
= NJ. O. johnson, from near Alvaradt
o accompanied his daughter, Mrs. Robel
Z Hanson, and Mrs. August Peterson,
b Winnipeg Saturday morning, on thei
q way home to Watson, Sask., Canada
= fr,,. q IS, nv fnndod visit a r their mn rty,ty