Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
Glearlings
GATHERED FROM TIE
HOME FIELD.

Go to The Bazaar-The Busy Store.
| Dinning room girl wanted. Apply at
Home Restaurant.
Only one show Friday at 500.
Dance after the show.
Kodak finishing Service with quail
| ity prints.-Raveling Studio.
| Nels Anderson, from near Angus, was
| a business visitor in the city today.
| F. E. Oberg, from Angus, is attending
to business matters in the city today.
for Fargo to attend to business matters.
| Peter Turnlund, from near Radium.
was business visitor in the city Nom
day. ,>.~. .'-. 81 ~
| Real native Hawaiian singers and
4 musicians coming to the Strand, Tues
day, April 18th. -
The Junior Class have arranged to
give motion pictures of ''Heartsease' =.
Watch for dates.
! Easter Ball Friday. April 9th. at
Warren. Anderson's Orchestra furnish
ing all the latest music. r..
| Walter Lundell. of Oslo, arrived here
Tuesday afternoon on business matters,
returning this morning.. q
Watch this paper for dates of 10
Minutes From Broadway, to be given
by the American Legion. ,hu,..
4 Left and Kittel . JQrdeshaugen,
brothers, from Goodridge, attended the
ditch hearing here Thursday. ..se~
| Miss Agnes Hilleboe returned Friday
morning from Grand Forks, where she
has been employed for some time.
! P. w. Forslund left Monday evening
for Grand Forks and returned Tuesday
with new car for the Pioneer Loan
and Land Co. -
/ W. G. Warren, president and manager
Of the Warren-Burgess Co., of East
Grand Forks. was a business visitor in
this city today. -
/. Charley Hanson returned Tuesday
morning from Minneapolis. where he
has spent the winter. to accept employ
ment with the S. B. Lund Co.
| Ruth. Catherine and Paul Mellby, of
Thief River Falls, visited here the. lat
ter part of last week with their grand
parents. Mr.. and MIS-. A. Grindeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Swanson return
ed last Saturday. from a short visit at
the home of their daughter. Mrs. a. M.
Foker, at the agricultural college at
CroOkston. ~ ::
Miss Esther Walstedt. from near
.Hallock. arrived here Monday morning
to visit her sister, Ellen. who is at
tending school here. She returned
Tuesday morning.
The w. G. T. Z. will meet with Mrs.
H. j. Beardmorc Monday. April 10Th.
1.-THE subject-Debate: Are our women
ready for the ballot? Leader. Mrs. Aug
A. Johnson. Visitors are always wei
come. =.
4 Miss Jessie Carlson. :: former teacher
in the public schools It WARREN, but
! now a teacher at The River Falls
visited with friends in the city last
week, returning to Thief River Falls
Saturday evening.
Fine - Seetion-For sale an excel
lent Il section, we'll improved farm
lnear Angus, Mimi, Polk Co. Only
ISIS. co. At $1,000 per acre. Bargain
4 for someone Do you want it? A.
Petersen: Owner, Angus, MINI.
+ A. program and. basket social will be
i held at tie south school house, Dist.
i No. IS. town of Foldahl, on April Is.
Fat 8 O'Clock p. m. Girls. please bring
your lunch basket and boys, your
Ipocket book.-F1orence Anderson, teach:
er. ~ ~.
f. Miss Emma Bergstrom. Of this city.
left Tuesday morning for Drayton. =.
D.. to assist at the home Of her sister,
Mrs John Olson. Mr. and Mrs John
Olson have recently sold their hotel
business and are now moving to new
quarters.
| Northern yr,wn! Trees. shrubs and
iplants Strawberries, raspberries, plum
and crabapEie trees. Fall bearing
Strawberries and raspberries. Peony,
Iris and other flowers, Hedge plants
and seedlings for windbreaks. Sold by
A. J. NOrdStrGln, Warren
4 VIII Grange shipped by express to-
day two fine ten months old D. S.
Polledr Hereford bull calves to L. r.
Kettering, OF :Brentford, S. D., and e.
/ Kettering. Of ,Mellet, S. D. Both OF
these calves are Well DullI dHludls anu
4 though but ten months Of age weigh
over 700 pounds each. Il g.
| The Ford Sedan is the family car
the comfort car. It might well be: call.
ed "Mothers carr, such restful, com
Portable car in all kinds of weather
and again it might well be called
Lovers carr, so snug and comfy ano
so exclusive. It is a wonderful car, anG
sample is now on our foor,-W. F
ii Powell & Go. 81. I'll q, Ia NJ
II Last Sunday was a red letter day il
the history Of the M. E. church in thu
lefty. At: the. morning service the rit'
Eof baptism was administered to seye1
infants and to- seven older children
IIThirty- three persons altogether wer
lreceiyed as members Of the church
among them thirteen adults. Under tn
ministry Of Rev. v. P. Mitchell, tn
NJ. e. church Il is making progress an
Ibecoming more and more factor in tn
ltmOral uplift Of the community.