Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-02-23
Is your name in the Strand ad this

Is your name in the Strand ad this
week. Il
George johnson, Of Grygla, was a
business visitor in Warren today.
Born to MI. and Mrs. Julius Nyquist
Tuesday Feb. %, 1921, a fine baby
boy.
Kenneth Wattam, of Thief River
Falls, visited at his home in Warren
Tuesday. s.
r. Porteous and daughter Eva, of
Middle River, visited with relatives in
Warren on Tuesday.
c.. A. Tullar left Monday night for
st. Paul to attend the annual Seed
Show being held there this week.
Mrs. John Bordewick entertained a
number of ladies at progressive whist
at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
Axel -Holmgren left Monday evening
for Virginia, where he has established
his headquarters for selling insurance.
Ed. Rosendahl will hold big auc-
ton sale on Wednesday, March 9th.
Watch for further announcements next
week. ~,
Miss Hodgson, of Bemidji, has ar
| AANCu AClC Will .UC
trimmer at the Mrs Nelson Millinary
store. .1$s
/, Mrs. A. T. Campion and Mrs W. p.
| Campion of Angus, spent last Friday
and Saturday in Warren visiting with
| friends. re
| On account of the storm the auction
sale advertised for Feb. 18th has been
postponed until Friday Feb. 25th.-
Aug. Peterson.
Miss Maude Cook left Tuesday night
for her home at Bemidji, after visiting
Z at the John Nelson home in the city
for a short time.
! The NJ. E.. Ladies' Aid Society was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs Alfred Levine and Mrs. A. Boman
at the home Of Mrs. Boman.
Judge Grindeland went to Mime
apolis on Monday evening, where he
will attend a trustees meeting of the
Norwegian Lutheran church.
Iver Winberg returned the early part
Of the week from Minneapolis, where
he attended the hardware dealers con-
vention held at that place last week.
Northern grown trees, shrubs and
plants, fruit trees and berry bushes,
shade trees and seedlings for hedge and
[windbreak-A J. Nordstrom, phone
900. Warren. +,
Attention Odd Fellows-Grand Mas
S t.ter Aug. Hohenstein of ST., Paul will
s. be with US Monday evening, Feb. 2Sth,
8 and all members are requested to be
present promptly at s o'clock.
s Superintendent of School Holmquist
!. and Miss Peterson. of Warren. and
& Miss Brown of Alvarado, were among
{ those who attended the district de
B clamat6ry contest held in Stephen on
Tuesday night.
I Mrs. " Sandberg returned to her
Ihome in Minneapolis last Thursday
evening after having spent several days
here and in Vega. Mrs. Sandberg was
: called here because of the illness OF
her relatives in Vega.
Carl Anderson, who lives north OF
Warren, is wearing smile that just
& won't come off since Friday morning
: whe,i dear baby boy came to gladden.
i. the home and he a playmate for little
| Grace. Mother and babe are sojourn.
| ing at the Warren hospital
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Larson returned
! Saturday morning from ten days
| stay in the twin cities, where Mr.
Larson attended a convention OF re.
tail hardware dealers and made him
self familiar with conditions in the
| hardware and furniture markets.
Word has been received by friends
| of Annar Myhre. who left Warren q
| couple Of weeks ago to join a theatrlcal
company which is travelling east, thai
| the Organization is meeting with splen
/ did success wherever it shows. MI
Myhre is singing with the company
Paul Snyder returned Tuesday morn
| ing after having spent a week visiting
i at the home Of his brother, S. D. Sny
i der, at Jackson, MINI. He-repOrts tina
/ there is no snow in the southern par
i Of the state but a large amount of mut
4 and that the roads are in very bad con
i Idition.
j. P. Madison, editor of the Shea1
left last Thursday evening for st. Pau
to attend the annual convention Of tn
Minnesota Editorial association. Be
i fore returning home he will visit at hi
II old home near Watertown and ais
4 with his daughter, Mrs. p. N. Schoe1
at OrtOnville.
Ill s. Erickson, Of Crookston, arrived j
Warren early this week to take owe
the management Of the Standard @
properties here. He will succeed p. I
Harper, who has been in charge her
Il Mr.. Erickson expects to move his fan
q lily to Warren as soon as he finds
home for them.
The Warren section of the Count
II Teachers Patriotic League met at th
Office of the county superintendent las
Saturday. It was the regular readin
circle meeting that Is held about ono
q month. The next meeting will b
81 held in the superintende Office Q
y the 18th Of March.