Warren sheaf., 1921-07-06
Hat. prices are reduced at Neleon,s

Hat prices are reduced at Nelson's
Millinery.
Representative 3. a. Green, Of Ste
phen, was a Warren visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. samuelson ex-
pect to leave tomorrow evening for st.
Paul. s85.# 81
{ Wessell Mascot and Cremo -four.
Give us a trial Farmers Mil and Ele-
svator Co.
I. Zakrzewski, Of Stephen, and his
two boys are taking in the county fair
here today.
Leonard Winberg came .up from
Crookston and stayed over the Fourth
of July here.
Turn to w. F. Powell & Co.'S. adv. in
this issue and read what they say
about the Fordson q.
Miss Glynn Sinclair, ,eof Argyle, visit.
ed In Warren on Monday and also
visited the county fair. $. s..
viii grind feed two days, Friday
and Saturday, each week from now on.
Farmers Mill & Elevator Co.
Miss Alma Onstad, Of Fargo, arrived
last week for. a visit with her friend,
Miss Eda Swanson, In this city.
IS J. "a: Leonard, Of the state Dairy and
Food department, was in Warren on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Miss Marjorie Main, Of Bemidji, is
visiting this week with Miss Maurine
Frank and several other Warren
friends. 49,
Mrs. Ed. Natwick, Miss Bertha Knut-
son and&M Miss Edna Jensen expect to
leave2on trip to the Twin Cities this
evening. .,l~s4...
Barney Childs, local baseball hurler,
made a flying trip Minneapolis Sat
1rday night, returning to Warren Mon
day morning.
Russell Robinson returned last Fri
day from Manchester college where he
has been attending school during the
past school year.
Miss Elizabeth Hanson, r. N. county
nurse, expects to leave Friday for
Bemidji, Brainerd and other points on
a months vacation. .gs
Oscar Yngve, superintendent of
schools, at Newfolden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farstad@ and Miss. Agnes Green, were
among the fair visitors in Warren on
Monday. az 81, ..,s ~s,.>: :. .%<% Ss.'<
Ladies' Aid Of Our sayiors Lutheran
church will be- entertained July 18th at
the Skurdahl home by Mrs. ,Inga Peter
son. Autos will leave Taralseth's store
at two O'Clock. -
:, Mrs. Wilbur Williams; of Meyers
dale, Pa, left Saturday morning for
Hallock to- visit, after having spent
week in Warren as, the guest of Mrs.
G. A. Gunnarson, - l. T. =.
- Clarence Bake returned Saturday
from Pelican Rapids, where he spent
several days fishing and visiting as
a guest of DR.. Orville Meland, who is
spending his vacation at that place.
= Harry E. Ives, of Brainerd, Mimi,
executive agent of the State Board of
Control, is in the city today looking up
matters in Probate Court in connec-
.tiOn with widows pensions and child
welfare work.
+ Herbert Anderson and Andy Ander-
son, former proprietors of the Strand
theater, have been visiting in Warren
during the county fair. Since leaving
here they have been visiting in the
southern part of the state and expect
to go from here to Detroit, Mimi,
where they will open show house
early this fall.
Arthur Blomquist and family, of
Draytor, and George Hanson and fam-
lily, of Kennedy, were here to spend
the Fourth with the Hans Lindberg
family. They reported that they had
a good soaking rain Saturday night and
that the water was standing on top of
the ground and summer fallows so that
it3could be seen. Crops look good yet.
and had not suffered much from hnat