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

ting about Ut. Call 3S-The Sheaf-
and give us the facts.
Go to The Bazaar-The Busy Store
Constance Talmadge and Billie Burke
= at the Strand next week.
Frank Kotraba, from west Of Angus,
was business visitor in Warren Sat
urday
All Blue. Label records, formerly
priced at $1.OO, are now sold at IS
cents.-E. l.. Tornell.
Orders may be left now for the de-
livery of fresh cream starting next
Monday at Holan's Confectionery
! +. N. Gilmore returned yesterday
from Radium, where he has spent the
| past week visiting his son on a farm
near there.
Mrs. A. Barton, of Minneapolis, ar
rived Thursday to take charge of the
Mrs. o. N. Nelson Millinery Store for
the coming season.
| Sheriff H. G.. Hanson was in Oslo on
Wednesday of last week in regard to
the enforcement of the law pertaining
to minors and school boys freQuenting
pool halls. ...... ef W
Miss Anna Moen, of Fertile, who has
been helping in the Office Of the Pioneer
Land company, left for her home last
Friday evening She does not expect
to return. 49,.
A double bill is scheduled for the
high school gymnasium on Friday night
when the high school girls team will
clash with team from Hallock and the
boys will play Stephen. -
Northern grown trees, shrubs and
plants, fruit trees and berry bushes,
shade trees and seedlings for hedge and
windbreak.-A. J. NOrdstrom, phone
200. Warren. s.... F.
e. f. Kemick, state examiner of
building and loan associations, was in
the city Thursday and made an exam
ination Of the books Of the Warren
Building and Loan association.
| Miss LorettO @. Newman, executive
secretary of the Marshall County Child
Welfare Board, spent Thursday of last
) week in Oslo in the interests of her
work and while there addressed a num-
Der Of the ladies Of the Lutheran Aid
!, Society at their church,
y p. O. Erickson states that according
to letters received from his sons they
are enjoying army life. Walter is now
in Honolulu. Shortly after his enlist
ment he qualified as sharp shooter.
Oscar is serving at Camp Lewis.
Peter J. Knudsen, of Airborn, Wash,
arrived last Thursday for a visit at
the home Of his brother, A. G. Knud-
sen, northwest of town. He left on
Friday for Henning, where he will visit
with two sisters who reside near that
place.
! An error was made last week in
publishing the date for the opening of
bids for the position of manager of the
Warren Cooperative Shipping Asso-
citation. The date should have been
Saturday, Feb. 18th, instead of Feb.
9Th as published. 1 =
A large number of local Elks attend
ed the initiation exercises held at
Crookston by the Crookston lodge last
Thursday night. Mike Maruska, Of
that time. Others who attended the
big affair from here were A. Myhre,
August Johnson, Nels Johnson, S. G.
Enebek, N. O. STADIUM and DR.. II. M.
Blegen -s-.
The Warren Machine and Iron
Works company moved into it's new
Office quarters the first of this week.
The old Office, which was practically a
part Of the machine shop, will be
renovated and machinery put there
The new offices are much more pleas
ant than the old one and will afford
more agreeable quarters for the carry
ing on of the Office work of the concern.
Edward Nelson arrived home last
Friday from st. Paul, where he went
in November last to undergo an Oper-
alton at hospital and obtain treat
ment for his knee, which was injured
while he was in the U. s. army service
in California. Mr.. Nelson has been
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