Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-01-28
Rays Of Radium

When in Radium make use Of the
news box. ", VIII L .5a..s -.
Mrs. D. A. Horton was a Warren
visitor Friday. = y ..:.. +. n /.
Ruby Cook visited Ruby Dean Sun
day afternoon. 2# Z b$% III, Ff
Mrs. NJ. r. Cook called on Mrs. Lpen
Tuesday afternoon. .ss*.&
1Oc toilet soap, now 5c.-Farmers
Cooperative Store. ~.-%|
l.. Charmica is visiting the n Shant-
zen home this week. Il
Mr.. Cook has been on the sick list
during the past week. s,@4
Mr.. Arthur left for Minneapolis Sat-
urday for a short visit. ~..
10c White Naptha soap, now 6hc.--
Farmers Cooperative Store. 49,
The Lenhart young people visited the
Dean home Friday evening.
soc can True Smoke, now Gle
Farmers Cooperative Store.
| NJ. L. Cook is decorating the interior
of the Clausen store this week.
| Adolph Otto went to Iona, n D., to
attend the wedding of his niece.
| Nv
lily visited Mike Loeslie's Sunday.
| VIM. Raaf, of Red Lake Falls, is
! visiting at the Frank Knoll home
Mrs. Christ Clausen was ill part of
last week but is now much improved.
Mrs. VIM. Loeslie and Mrs. Loen
called on Mrs. Bloomsness last Thurs
day.
Miss Pearl Nelson had charge of the
post office during the absence of Nels
Lund
! Mrs. Jessie Hunstad went to the
Crookston hospital last week for treat
| mentS.
We pay highest market price for
butter and eggs.-Farmers Co-Opera-
tive Store
| G.. B. Dean and daughter, Myrtle,
were in Warren having dental work
done Friday.
Miss Louise Erickson, Of Warren, is
| assisting in the Clausen home during
the illness of Mrs. Clausen.
Walter. Hage was in the cities last
week marketing the Produce Company's
car of potatoes for J. 0. Allen, 49,. .,
Miss Minnie Rebau and Mrs. Nick
| Shantzen returned from Angus Mon
day evening from short visit.
The Misses Marie and Dorothy Clau-
sen were entertained Saturday at din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kramer.
+ We enjoyed another "sweet treat"
last week when the Farmers Cooper
ative Store received sack of sugar.
1t was too sweet to last long
| Nels Lund was called to Karlstad
last week to attend the funeral of his
nephew. Mr.. Lund also stopped at
| Strandquist durin ghis absence.
| Ed. Dryer had the misfortune of
falling in his water tank recently. Mr.
Dwyer was not injured-but he reports
swimming in January rather cool.
Mrs. VIM. Marquette, ST., Mr.. L. J.
Kuhl and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marquette,
Jr., were entertained at the Nick
Shantzen home Wednesday at dinner.
Radium has been unusually lively
this week and part of last week-being
kept so by the many people coming to
take advantage Of the big sale at the
Farmers Cooperative Store. H.
4 Mrs BloOmsness and daughter. Olga,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sedlacek, Bessie,
Charles and John Setback were very
pleasantly entertained at the VIM.
Loeslie home Sunday evening.
j Money talks but it always seems to be
speaking to somebody else.-From the
news box. Perhaps it might be some
consolation to the writer of the above
item to keep in mind that most Of our
greatest people died po0r-and that the
rest of them left their fortune behind
when they left, 49,
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Mrs., n. Shantze1l arrived home
Thursday evening frot1 Bismarck, n.
ID. Upon her arrival home she was
greeted by several friends who had ga
thered to spend the evening at the
Shantzen home to welcome her home.
Among those present We're the Ruiz,
Baesman and J. Shantzen families,