Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-18
60. 81 The Bazaar The Busy Store.

,.ss q. to The Bazaar The Busy Store.
~ For sale seyen-room house; bar
gain for quick sale. Inquire No. 43,
zsheaf Office. 81 - -
Four big, young, work horses for sale.
In good shape. Warren Machine 4
Iron Works Co.
Judge Grindeland went to- Minnea-
polls On Monday to attend meeting
OF Judges of the state. # +
Miss Anna >Ducharme, Of Crookston.
spent. a few days this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. f. Pihlstrom.
Oh, Boy! Real Dance. Singing Met
ropolitan Novelty Orchestra of Chicago
Strand Theatre, Friday, Aug. q. I.
Miss Alma Onstad who has been Wis
iting her friend, Eda Swanson, in this
city left Monday for her home at Fargo,
The Catholic. Ladies' Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon, Aug. Goth, at the
home Of Mrs. MCCLELLAN. Everybody
welcome.
MI. and Mrs. w. O.. Braggans and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ecklund left Ties
Gay by auto for Park Rapids on an out
-AA0 uAAu AoAAuS lI1D.
Aug. Lundgren, G. E. Sjostrand. Aug
A. johnson and Rev. S. w. Swenson
autoed to Hallock Monday in the in
terests of North tSar College.
Patric Taylor and family, Of Bovey,
are spending two weeks vacation at
the home Of Mrs. Taylor's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jadeke, near this CITY.
j. A. Lindsey arrived Tuesday to ar
range for the shipment of his house
hold goods here to Minneapolis where
they will make their home in the flu
ture
Mrs. Carl Mellem and children left
Sunday for their home at Rosewood
after a weeks visit at the home of
MIS-. Mellem's mother, Mrs. O. M. Hol.
son, Of this city.
No old paper or magazines will be
bought at the Sheaf office after Friday
OF this week as on that day the cal
will be loaded. Bring in your old mag.
azlnes now if you want to get the cash
for them.
Mrs. w. r. Strunk and children. OF
minneapolis, who had been visiting al
Mrs. .Strunk's parental home for a mum
Der of weeks, left for their home las,
evening. Mr.. Strunk had arrived 8
lew days previous to accompany thu
family home.
Work on the new building of tn,
warren Machine and Iron. Works Co
was delayed for number of days ow
ing to the shortage of cement. A supply
has been received, however, and rapi(
progress is being made in the. construc
ton of the building. -" 49,
! Deputy Sheriff John ?. Bordewicl
accompanied Hubert NORM of Argyle OF
Fhls return to the reformatory at 81
! Cloud Monday. Young Norm, who llal
been serving term at that institution
had been released on probation. bnt i
was round necessary for him to return
70 st. Cloud and complete his term.
We show the way. We teach the things
that people of today must know to sue
ceed. We train young men and womel
Tor profitable positions and equip
them for: Arrangement to the highes
stations in life. North Star Colleg,
expects to do this for you. Write 70,
information today. Address North Sta
l colleges Warren, MINI. <-4&
: G.: III Gunheim threshed an eigh
acre field of rye Tuesday that ,yielde,
IS bushels to the acre and at presen
prices would bring $4,000 per acre TO
the crop. This rye was sown on a cu]
tivated field, but even at that Mr.. Gun
helm thinks the field could have ha,
more cultivation Ito good advantage
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