Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-03-24
Look for bargains at J. r. Thomas

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Easter candies for the children at
Holan's Confectionery.
Kodak finishing Service with quail
ity prints.-Raveling Studio.
A valuable robe was stolen this
morning at the Andrew N. Anderson
livery barn.
Don't fail to read the Warren Ma
chine 4 Iron Works ads. They have a
new one each week.
Come in and see the nice line of
trimmed and banded hats for children
at the Anderson Millinery.
Miss Ida Johnson returned Friday
from the cities, where she had been,
visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. Carl Wahlin left Monday morn
ing for Alvarado to visit at ibis son
Gust Wahlin's home, for q few days. q
Willie Larson, Of Alvarade, passed
through Warren Saturday morning en-
route from Crookston where he attend
ed the Standard Oil mems convention.
Christ Hjel1e, of Marsh Grove, de
parted for his home Monday evening.
Mr. Hjelle has been employed at the G.
A. Tullar farm during the winter
months. - ..S
Carl Olson and Peter Opsahl, Of
Argyle, MIMI, and Selma Scheveer, of
Milbank, S. OAK, each purchased a
choice Chester White gilt from NJ. w.
Munger & Son.
Rev. T.. Haugland, of Oslo, returned
Friday morning from Fisher, where he
attended the district circuit meeting aof
the Norwegian Lutheran church. He
left for Oslo Saturday morning; eSht
The high water today: had a tendency
Ete causera run ony hip rubber boots.
EDpe store reports, sale of "a; pairs
after 10 O'clock, All stores were sold
out on rubber boots in a little. while
Mrs. Edward Perry and her little
boy departed Friday evening for their
home at Minneapolis, after a several
week visit Ht the home of her brother
in-law, Martin L. Boardson, of this city
The Stephen basket ball team, which.
won the district championship, lost its
first game played in the finals at North
field last week. Stephen was pitted:
against Fulda high school and lost by
a II to s score. s ~
Arthur Wittensten returned home
last Thursday morning from Mime
apQlis, where. he had. been for several
weeks receiving medicaF He
Efssstil weak but hopes to regain SOON
Ibis usual good health. -s:<>s'
/ Affsssttd sRimele and son, Of LaSe1le,s
Il:,artIved Sunday morning from Fart:
fBanlt: Min,l, where they had visited
fat hQne Of Mrs Rimele's mother; for a
Eyisit with her. sisters, Mrs. a.. r.. Hat
and Natalie Eucler, of this city.
N Aus1lnszg ohnnson, OF Alvarado, ar
s1:leIe friday enFoute from Grand
sMiilete The had been to see his
Tbrother. FAIRY who underwent an oper-
tation fpr: appeh dicitis last Wednesday.
He returned to ANarados Saturday
morning.
| Mrs. Otto Rimmele and son, of La
Sale, ILL.,, arrived s Sunday morning
! from Faribault, Mimi, where they had
visited at the home Of Mrs. Rimmele's
mother, for visit with her sisters,
Mrs. "A. r. Hatfield and Natalie Lucier,
of this city.
If thou hast two loaves of bread,
| trade one for flowers Because bread
| is nourishment for your body, and
! flowers are nourishment for your Soul.
| You have the "dough'-we have the
flowers. Lets trade Wednesday, March
31st, at Holan's Confectionery
Mrs. Andrew Hollinger, of MELVILLE,
N. D.. writes she is feeling good and
can sleep fine and eat anything after
| taking DR.. Mellenthin's treatment. DR..
! Mellenthin will be in Grand Forks,
Dacotah Hotel, Wednesday and Thurs
day, April IA and Is. Hours, 9 a. IN.
| to 4 p. m.
Miss Hazel Edwardh, Of Warren,
who is attending Hamline University,
St. Paul, was member of the Women's
basket ball team of the college, which
won the championship Of the Twin
played right forward on the Varsity
team. The team played five games,
each resulting in victory. sf5.
F.E. Halden, an architect Of Mime
apolis, is in the city today in connection
with the opening Of bids for the con.
Istruction Of the new bank building Of
the Warren National Bank for which
he has drawn the plans Mr.. Halden
is the architect who drew the plans for
North Star College, building that IS
evidence Of the high quality of his
work $50 ~
Miss Jean Stevens, Of Warren, who Is
Iattending Hamline University at st.
Paul, was member Of the women's
basket ball team OF the college, which
Iwon the Championship Of the Twin
Cities this season. Miss Stevens play
led left guard on the Varsity team, and
played her last game for the college
last week, as she is a Senior. The
team played five games, each resulting
in a victory.
Miss Eva Miller, Of Dawson, N. d.,
writes DR. Mellenthin that she wishes
4 him to let the people Of North Dakota
know what his treatment has done for
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