Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. studio.
Dance at Bigwoods Hall Monday,
June 18th. Music by the Warren Jazz
Orchestra. -..@: @@s.:-.'.
Arne and Barthold Engen, of Big
woods, attended to business matters in
this city last Thursday.
Attend the dance at Bigwoods Mon
day, June 18th. Music furnished by
the Warren Jazz Orchestra.
We expect heavy shipment of Ford
cars this month. Place your order with
us right nOw.-W. F. Powell & Co.
You can save from s. to $50 by buy
ing suit at Peoples Trading Co. Thurs
day and Friday, June 18th and 18th.
Robert Lundgren returned home this
morning from Gustavus Adolphus Col
lege, st. Peter, where he is student.
DR.. and Mrs. Chester Gunnarson
were visitors at the home of Mr.. Gun
narson's mother at Hallock, last Sum-
day.
Imagine a man marrying a woman
he hates just to see that she is denied
motherhood. See the Thunderbolt Fri
day and Saturday. ''s' %;.'@
Mrs. Karl Void returned to her
home at Minneapolis last week, after
a short visit at the home of her father,
Aug Lundgren, in the city.
Miss Helen Thorson left Tuesday
evening for Fort Francis, Ontario
Canada, where she will visit her father
and other friends for two weeks.
Father p. Lyons, Of the Catholic
church, went to Crookston Monday eve.
ming to attend a retreat of the Crooks
ton diocese held there this week.
Miss Grace Ahlberg, who has fol
some time been employed at the Mrs
Ole Nelson millinery, departed Sunday
evening for her home at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Anderson, OF
McCrea, left Tuesday afternoon fol-
Grand Forks to be- hear the bedside OF
their daughter, Annie, who is seriously
ILL: ~ &, :*7 W.. .: ! =
You are never too old to learn bust
ness methods, bookkeeping, shorthand
and typewriting VrttesMankato Com
merciM College, MaI1kato, linn, fol
free s>.: -: zs !. s. q. =
Judge Grindeland and Sheriff Han
son leave tonight for: Minneapolis
where they Will attend an importan
meeting of the Norwegian Lutheran
church of America.
Mrs. Hildur Youngcranz, of HallOck
visited at the home Of her brother, DR.
c.. A. Gunnarson, in this city, between
trains last Thursday, on her way tt
Chicago to visit brother.
Harry Tuska, employed at the W.. II
Robinson farm in town Of Brislet, hal
the misfortune Monday to fracture al
arm when he fell from the loft of TIL
granary that he was remodeling. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleveland an,
children, of Aberdeen, S: d., have beel
visiting ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. III: Grange, of McCrea, for about ;
week, leaving for their. home this after
noon.ssz2 81 \ e!>z -: n. TX
Mr.. and MrsgsA Arthur Bloomquist an,
i i family, from Drayton, n. Oak, and MI
Hand Mrs. Henry Lindberg and family
from Kennel autoed here Sunday 70
at ! the home &c Mr.. and Mrs
Hans Lintlbergg,,z eturnipgsthe same eve
lining. & s.
rs The Juvenile band furnishes. til
lCmusic Eat the @BoyVille: Farmers Gu
picnic held at the Riverside farm tC
day. Many Warren people autoed on
this afternoon to mingle with the pie
mic crowd. Good picnic weather ha
prevailed all day Notwithstanding tn
big rain last evening.
II F. w. Flanders and youngest daugl
ter, Miss Alice Flanders, of Longmon
COL, arrived Monday for visit at til
H. L. Wood home. Mr.. Flanders is
brother of Mrs. Wood. He was res
Ident of Warren in the early days an
one of the organizers of the First NJ
tional Bank of this city. :, 49,
II What about all this talk of tigl
money and curtailed credit? We al
going right along extending easy cred
i with full faith in the general stabilit
of our government, and of the 1872
crop Of the Red River Valley in pa
ticular. Come right in and get wha
you need in our lines.-W. r. Powell
/ Co. 5E -
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Dahl, fro1
near Kennedy, autoed over here. Tue
| day. Mrs. Dahl came to consult tn
doctors here. They had<planned to r.
turn the same day, but ON account (
the heavy downpour of rain wei
obliged to stop over and while he1
were guests at the Hans Lindber
home. ... &c.,.
II Andrew NJ. Anderson and Mr.
Charles SEVERN, both of this city, d.
parted Tuesday evening for Bemidji
attend the funeral of close RELATIVE
Carsten Simonson, formerly Of this cit
and better known here as 'sRed". II
died Monday afternoon and leaves
mourn his departure besides his wife,
girl about fifteen years old. ~. IT,: d.
| Ole Ihle, of Thief River Falls, an
his sister, Anna, who is teaching
term of school near Frazee, arrive
here the fore part of the week to h
near their father, Lars Ihle, of New
folden, who is patient at the cit
III hOSnita1 Mr. Ihle underwent SeriOU