Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-16
Raveling Studio for Kodak finishing.
Record A-3484 Wang Wang Blues at
q. T.. TOrnell's Music Store.


e.. T.. TOrnell's Music Store.
John Il. johnson, of NewfOlden, was
a business caller III the city Monday.
Emil Dahlof and family spent the
week end at their old homes in Hal.
lock-
We sell Mascot and Creme -four.
Give us a trial. Mill and Ele.
vatOr Go. .> rs
Vega Young Peoples society meets
next Sunday evening at the church
at S-:o'clock.
We want your chickens, ducks, geese
and Turkeys. Get our cash prices
Warren Creamery IA
The Mothers Club will not meet
Friday of this week, but will meet Oh
Friday evening, Nov. 25th.
Cash Market for cream. dressed
poultry and veal. C. S. Erickson, OPP
posite w. F. Powell & Co.
= Mrs. Tom Gorder, Of Crookston,
spent Friday visiting at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. p. Peterson, in this
city. '.~.
Liberty Bonds Wanted - Highest
prices allowed Oh Diamonds, good grade
Jewelry and Watches.-Hooper's Gift
Shop. -
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children by using milk from Tu-
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld
ing Farm Co.
\ pie social will be given at the
Room Community Club at the Room
school house Friday evening, Nov %
Coffee served free
John Stolhammar and Art Baker
of Strandquist, passed thru Warren
Tuesday on their way to the Onderko
sale. They gave the Sheaf I, pleasant
call on their way home
The Ladies Aid Of the Scandinavian
NJ. f. Church will hold bazaar in
the church basement on Friday eve
ming, the 18th. Several fine articles
will be sold and lunch will be served.
Everybody is, welcome.
Fiji Of the Toy Shop a musical
extravaganza is to be staged at the
auditorium in Thief River Falls on
the evening of November 25th This
is a home talent production. under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' So
daltiy.
VIM. Benz. of Mortified, Mimi. has
raised crop Of cotton this year, says
the Northfield News. With warm sum-
mers like the last one Minnesota
would be able to raise many tropical
plants, but corn and potatoes will be
safe crops vet for some years. ~
Prof Theo. w. Anderson, of Min
nehaha Acadamey of Minneapolis. will
speak at the Mission meeting to be
held in the Swedish Mission church..
Nov. 18th to the Goth. Prof. Ander-
son is splendid speaker and espe-
cially appeals to young people. He
will speak in the American language
at the Sunday evening service at Z 30
y. NJ.
Miss Sophie Lindberg, who has
spent week or two visiting relatives
and friends in Warren left last Fri
day for CrOOkston where she was to
visit friends for a day OF two before
leaving for minneapolis. where she is
making her home. Her brother, Her
man Lindberg, accompanied her to
Crookston, returning to Warren OH
Monday morning.
Among those from Warren who
went to Stephen last Friday to take
in the football game between Stephen
and Crookston were Emery Johnson,
A. D. Collette, r. w. Tollefson, Adolph
Bake, Clayton Bake, Maynard john
son, Arthur Melgard, Norman Ander-
son. Harold Anderson Sigfred I4odoen.
William Dixon, Cameron Quistgard,
Hunter Quistgard. Arnold >Lindstrand,
David Peterson, Theodore HillebOe, and
Selmer Hilleboe. The Stephen high
school won the game by a score, OF
p to O. Hunter Quistgard acted as