Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-02-09

DR.. F. G. Bake left Monday for
trip to the Twin Cities.
The county Board is in session at the
court house today.
John w. Anderson, of McCrea, is at
tending to bushes in town today.
After the basket ball game Friday
plan to attend the dance at the Strand.
Carl Hanson, of Newfolden, is attend
ing to business at the county seat to-
day..
Hans Bake left for Minneapolis on
Tuesday evening where he will make a
short visit. ~ .a.lNau
Ted Anderson left Saturday for-~a
vacation which he will spend at his
home in Marshall, MINI.
Mrs. e. e. Swenson, of Grand Forks
arrived Tuesday for a visit at the
Judge Grindeland home.
Berger Smith, Arthur Sands and
James Porten of Alvarado visited in
Warren on Tuesday night. .,.".
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Larson left for
Alvarado Monday to spend several days
visiting with relatives there p
Miss Ragna Hjellee Of Marsh Grove,
has accepted the position of stenogra-
pher at the Pioneer Land and Loan
company Office
A large number Of business men of
the city and farmers of this vicinity
are attending the Farm CROP Show at
Crookston this week.
Judge Grindeland and Court Stenos
rapher Braggans went to Thief River
Falls Monday to hold Il regular tern
of court for Pennington county.
Il A Boardson left on Tuesday fol
Jamestown. N. d. to visit with hi;
brother Ole, who is the manager OF
the n. p. railroad lunch room at tina,
place. . -. -. s. s.
Mrs. Barton, Of ST. Paul, lis takel
charge of the millinery shop of Mrs. Ole
N. Nelson: Mrs. Nelson is still il
Europe and is not expected back unit
some time in July. r. ..,-..
Mrs. Chas. Wittensten returned home
Sunday: morning, from Havre Mont.
where2sles was called by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Pepin. who passed away
before She arrived Mrs. Wittenste1
then had to perform the sad duty OF
attending her sisters funeral.
! :1ngolf Grindeland had the misfortune
on Friday night to fall down the stair
way, landing on his shoulder and Sc
verely brusing it. He has since beer
under the doctors supervision an(
treatment and if no complications sci
in, it is expected that the injured mem
Der will regain its former functions
although at present the wounded parts
cause very much pain.
: D. J. Ostlund departed Saturday fol
! Cokato, where he has accepted the
position as buttermaker at the Stock
1 holm creamery, a rural plant located
three miles south Of that city The
creamery is an exceptionally equipped
and well patrOniZed and we are quite
sure that Dave will make good at tina
point. His family will remain here fol
several months, at least, until it ha.
been decided as the rebuilding Of thu
/ of fhic nj, =
Annar Myhre has resigned his posi-
ton as head Of the Ladies Ready-to
Wear department in the store of thu
Peoples Trading Company to become
a member of travelling musical anC
theatrical company at large salary
He leaves today for the cities to ente]
upon this line Of work. Mr.. Myhre':
talents as a musician have often beer
requisitioned during his stay in War
rem and his many friends wish hin
success in his new field of endeavor.
Rev. Constant Johnson, Of Evans
vile, Mimi, visited with Rev. s. w
Swenson on Monday this week. Thi
was the reverend gentleman's first visi
to Warren and he was much impressed
with the up-tO-dateness of our tow
and the progressive spirit evidenced Of
every hand. He had not expected t,
see such large and well equipped
hospital and modern school building
in city of this size and he was espec
tally pleased to see North Star Colleg
have such splendid building.
Card Of Thanks.
We herewith desire to extend on