Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-24

See the Garden odf Eden, March :,1st,
at Holan's Confecfi emery.
Photo developing and printing, quick
service Warren Pharmacy. ~
Martin Lefstad, from near Alyarado.
was q Warren caller Tuesday after,
noon.
p. Falkeid, Of Stephen, Is visiting
friends IN the citX for 4 few days this
week. s.s55 Z
Misses Irene Olson and Myrtle Win.
berg returned Monday morning from q
few days visit at Fargo !,
Free Instruction cards-HoW to
care for Ferns and Cyclamen. Free for
the asking at the Easter Plant Sale
March 31st.
NJ. Bothun proprietor OF Thief River
Greenhouses, welcomes you to the
Easter Plant Safe, Mt Holan's Confec-
tiOnery, March 31st.
Miss Ieckla Tornell returned Friday
from Roseau, where she spent several
weeks visiting at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Axel Turnquist.
Miss Anna Marquardt returned to
this city Tuesday morning, after hay-
ing spent several days visiting at the
home Of her parents at Radium.
Arthur ]. Knutson, son Of "A. G. Knut-
son, is a contestant In a contest con-
Quoted by the Grand Forks Herald In
which a valuable Holstein bull is to be
awarded as first prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Stromberg and
baby returned this morning from New
folden, where they have been visiting
at the parental home Of Mrs. Strom-
berg for several weeks.
p. r., p. t.. r SSG. and "a. is. Messin-
ger, four brothers, arrived last week
from Waterloo, Iowa, to take charge
Of farm located between Argyle and
Stephen which they purchased last
fall. Us .s5.1.
Leonard Morud arrived Friday morn.
ing from Fargo for a weeks visit at
the home Of his parents near this city
and with friends in Warren, Leonard
IS employed by large lumber firm at
Fargo.
The Monitor and Kentucky Drills
are SO well known, that you take NO
chances when you buy Of these makes
Full line Of repairs for these machines
always on hand. Lundgren, Witten.
sten & Co. &, : ,.s=. !. .-@
Reuben Lindholm who is employed
with the John Deere Company, 81
waterloo, Iowa, arrived here Thursday
on his way to Strandquist, where he
had been called by the illness of his
father. g. G. Lindholm.
p. j.. Tornell and Mr.. and Mrs. C. 81
PihlstrOm spent Sunday at Crookston
where they attended meeting Of the
Young Peoples Society Of the Mission
church. Mr.. Pihlstrom was one of the
speakers on the program. 81.
The Mothers Club will meet on Fri
day afternoon, March Goth, at three
O'Clock. Mrs. Herrick will give pape,
on. Discipline and Mrs. s. w. Swenso1
VIII give paper on Hygiene. The
papers will be followed by discussion.
Ida Marie Azure, young woman 81
town of Oak Park, was adiudged in
sane in Probate Court by Judge Holm
last Thursday The unfortunate wo
mans condition has resulted from the
j
an attack in 1918.
Rev. A. I. TOllevs leaves tonight fol
MOOrhead, where he will attend meet
ling OF officers and board Of directors Of
the Young Peoples League Of the Nor
thern Minnesota District tomorrow and
preach in Rev. Martin Anderson
church in the evening
Northern. grown! Trees, shrubs ani
plants, strawberries, raspberries, plum
Strawberries and raspberries. Peony
Iris and other flowers. Hedge plant.
and seedlings for windbreaks. Sold b!
A. J. Nordstroin, Warren, Mimi.
The lunch and program of til,
WOman's Home>an Missionary Societ,
4 Of the Swedish Lutheran church ha
been postponed until Wednesday after
noon, March 81. Program begins a
2:3O, after which lunch will be serve,
until p. M. Everybody invited. IN
1 John .Julin, accompanied by hi
brother in-law, Theodore Strand, Q
Marsh Grove. arrived here this morn
! ing to accompany home his wife, VIII
returned here Monday morning fro1
Grand FORKS, Wnefe Sne mas been a pS
4 tient at hospital for about tire
weeks.
Mrs. p. III. Holm had the misfOrtun
to fall down the stairs in her home Q
\ Thursday evening Of last week. Th
distance that she fell was about twely
feet and she. sustained very sever
bodily BRUSHES from which she has sint
been confined to her bed, and it ma
2lyet be week or two before she will t
able to be up and around.
Gustave "a. Swanson and Clara
] Wang, two popular and highly esteem
ed young people from the western PM
of the county, were married at OF
SaviOr's Lutheran parsonage in Wa
rem, by Rev. "A. T. Tollevs, on Marc
q, at one o'clock in the afternool
Miss Elfreda Swanson was the bride
maid and Herbert Wang the best ma
The bride is q daughter Of Mrs. Kare
Wang, Of. Oslo, and the groom q son
Bernhard Swanson, Of AlvaralO. II
4 han connie will reside Mt DravfOn