Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-25

Wanted Waitress and chamber maid
at Hotel Warren.
j. w. Howard, of Oslo, was a bust
ness visitor in this city today
r. NJ. Prytz returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Aberdeen, s. D.
A. J. Anderson, of Thief River Falls,
spent Saturday here on business mat
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Oberg, of Angus,
are visiting at the John .Oberg home
today. 1872. --s~
Miss 1. Tweeten, of Plummer, arrived
Saturday for a visit with relatives in
this city.
Your in right if you see Jack Pick
ford I'm Wrong, Friday and Satur-
day at the Strand. -...
Peter Holan, Of Oslo, is in the city,
being called here on account of his
fathers serious illness.
Magnus Pihlstrom accompanied the
North Star College basket ball team to
Thief River Falls Monday evening.
Egbert Malberg, who farms the old
Malberg farm near Viking, was VISIT
or in the city last Saturday.
David Erickson returned this morn
ing from Baudette, where he has been
visiting at the home Of his sisters for
Il week.
G. Lindgren, of Hallock, visited at
the home Of his son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Emil Dahloff, on Sun
day last.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by Clerk of Court Swandby to the fol-
lowing couples: George Anderson and
Ragna Haarstad, Olaf Velo and Emma
Brandt
Just received, a few. pieces of 42-inch
Pillow Tubing Order what you need
at once as we have no prospect of get
ting any tubing in the near future.-K.
j. Taralseth Co. = e
John HUSKY, county agent, went to
Thief River Falls Tuesday evening to
confer. with Scott Laird in regard to
aid for food sufferers in the eastern
part of the county.
! Miss Clar Momyr, the nurse, who
went west a short time ago to visit an
aunt and uncle at LaCenter, Wash, has
written friends here that, she will prob
ably locate at Portland, Oregon.
AIRS. Hilda Englund, of LaBolt, s. D.,
and Fred BrunZell, of Malta. Mont. az
rived here this morning and proceeded
| to Alvarado to attend the funeral OF
| their father, Erick Brunzell, who died
Saturday. -
t Have some delicious brick ice cream
for your Sunday dinner. ScpeciaT fol
Sunday, 'Neapolitan" a layer brick
/ with three havors We also have
/ Orange Pudding and Palmer House
fHolan's Confectionery.
i Miss <Elda Palmer, who teaches sehoo
at Beltrami, left Tuesday evening. fol
that place. after having spent three
weeks at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Palmer, northeast OF
this city, the schools having been closeC
on account Of the influenza epidemic.
L., NJ. Olson made business trip tt
Winnipeg Monday. While he was there
he visited Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Murk
former residents of this city. He re
ports that Mrs. Murk is very low He1
eyesight has failed so much that shf
was not able to see Mr. Olson. but sale
she could hear his voice.
From a Morenci, Michigan, paper
that has been sent us, we see that Her
bert E. Harmon, Of Sycamore, Ill, i:
visiting old friends in Michigan, where
he formerly lived. He is enjoying him
self, but was unfortunate to lose !;
$1,000 diamond ring, which was thu
only unpleasant incident Of his visit
Mr.. Harmon occasionally visits War
rem, where he owns land, and next tim.
he comes. we hope he will manage tt
lose, one of those costly rings in thu
I Sheaf office. IT..
81 6. j.: 0rstrum and son left with tw,
cars of stock, machinery and house
hold goods on Tuesday for Princeton
Mimi, where he has purchased
farm and will make his future home
Mrs., Orstrum and daughter viii
leave for Princeton on the flyer thi
evening. The departure Of this excel
lent family is positive loss to thi
community. They have lived in thi
vicinity for a number Of years durin
which time they have, by their genialit
and helpfulness and kindness Of hear
made host Of friends, who will a1Way
remember them with pleasure and wis
1 than .sI1noncc and horniYocc in fhoi