Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-18
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friends will be interested In know
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and give us the facts.
Go to The Bazaar-The Busy Store
| Wanted-W Waitress and chamber maid
at Hotel Warren.
New Spring Suits now on display at
X. J. Taralseth Cos.
Photo developing and printing, quick
servi ce-Warren Pharmacy.
Nels Malm, of Argyle, arrived here
| today on the local enrOute to AlvaradO.
Miss Anna Thompson spent Sunday
visiting with friends at Thief River
Falls. .~.4,.ss
> Miss Ida Johnson left for st. Paul
Tuesday evening to visit friends and
relatives. 49,
Born, to Mrs. Nora Ulland, in this
city, Oh Monday, Feb. 16, 1920, a bright
baby girl. @=
Disc harrows, spring tooth and
smoothing sharrows, siall sizes, sold by
w. +. Powell & Co. - ~ :
Matt Hjelle, from town of Alma, is
tfstn town :|today attending to business
matters. =, = -azy .z-.~se. 80
! Miss Mabel Aversion returned Satur-
day from a months visit with relatives
| in Duluth. i~--~ Xxx iss%
Elmer o. Huset, one of the proprie-
tors of the Strandquist HardWxte CON-
pany, was business visitor in the city
today. 1852 r.. .-s~:.,/ - 81
c. r. German arrived in the city last
| week from Indiana, where he visit
ed his brother, Lawrence, for some
time.
Leonard Winberg returned home
last Thursday morning from Deer Ri
ver, MINI, where he. has been employ.
ed the past winter.
e. j. Falkeid, for % years: landlord
at Hotel Stephen, in Stephen, has re-
tired from business to be succeeded by
4 a Sc ct & beYf hta 10 b: :: 4: !.
1t is time to think about the garden
Ea4pd arptt Netch again. Everbearing
Strawberries set out this spring will
|iaiNe fes4lts next fall. IS ....:t s.
!: Nice brick ice cream for your Sun
day dinner: Special for next Sunday
Orange Pudding-an unusually good
fruits and nuts.-Holan's Connection
49, IS ''7.== zEt ;: s,s,=.
The California Fruit Growers Assoc
|.chtion has set-aside: $4,000 to- adyet-
|tise oranges and lemons next year $1O,-
|ooo will encourage the y / use Of grape,
fruit. = - sst s. s -: $780,, I. >
MaIrlSge licenses have been issued
by Clerk Of Court Swandby to the fol.
lowing couples: Alfred Bjerken and:
Anna Reierson; Alfred ]. Svedberg and
Effie Ellingson.
I Thiqf River Falls High. School basket
bali team will meet the warren high
schepolI basket team team in thif eitT
on satdfday, 5Tafcll 6th. xxs GOD ggaTnhtei
lean : IS et, expected. 1: -. ~.
: Iyer Winberg, manager of the hard
ware department for the X. J. Taral-
seth Co., left Monday evening for Min
neapolis to attend a convention of hard
ware dealers. -
The hard maple trees of Minnesota
would furnish a lot of sugar and syrup
if they were tapped this year, With
sugar at present prices it ought to be a
job worth while for many timber own
iers.
| X;Mr. Gust Eckblad, Of the Warren
Cement Block Works, was here between
trains on Monday and succeeded in
getting the contract to furnish the
blocks for the new postoffice building
Kennedy Star. !.
Mrs. O. n. Nelson returned Monday
from Minneapolis, where she had been
for the purpose Of purchasing stock
for the Millinery Emporium. Her
trimmer, Miss Grace Ahlberg, Of st.
i Paul, accompanied her.
| County Superintendent David John
son returned home Saturday from a
school visitation tour in the eastern
part of the county. He left again on
Monday evening to visit the rural
schools in the vicinity of Grygla.