Warren sheaf., 1921-10-12

find out how little it costs to pre-
pare.
Nels Malm, of Bigwoods, is a War
ren visitor today, +.
Waitress Wanted Experience not
needed. Hotel Warren.
A Cable & Nelson Piano, good as rev,
at a bargain at e. T. TOrnelfs. ~ Il
Mr. and Mrs. R. f. Hooper returned
this morning from the twin cities.
NIessrs. Pfffner, Sinclair and Amund-
gard, Of Argyle, were in the city today.
w Robertson and family, of Argyle,
spent Sunday in Warren visiting with
friends " -
Dance at Bigwoods Saturday, Oct. Is.
Music by the peppy Warren Jazz Or
chestra. >='5}"
We sell Mascot and Cremo -four.
Give us trial-Farmers Min and Ele-
vator Co. -.,1.
Mrs. Ed. Quistgard, Mrs. Easton. Mrs.
Cassidy and children autoed to- Grand
Forks Saturday. '''
See us for your watch repairing.
Prices reasonable and prompt service.
l-Hooper's Jewelry Store. Z
Miss Friday spent several days at
Grand Forks the past week, returning
to Warren Monday morning. ..>..
Miss Anna Olson left Monday, even.
ing for Minneapolis where she will Wis
! it her sister, Mrs. Albert: Peterson. ).
Lots Of pep and fun at Bigwoods- Sat
Oct. Is: The latest Dance Hits played
the right way by the Warren Jazz Or
+ EcheStra ':;+%2 - p j y 80,
H..B. Adams, of Iowa Falls, Iowa, ar
rived this morning to look over a 160-
| acre tract of land which he owns in
| this county ,.'s;tS
| @Hart-Schaffner & Marx Suits Ii and
Coats are guaranteed. Money refunded
! if suits are not satisfactory Peoples
| Trading Co: =; - ,.s.. :
4 hard time dance will be given under
the auspices of the American Legion at
Argyle in the Amundgaard Machine
Company building Thursday evening,
Oct. IL. Let's go. ~..*
Don't forget the Basket Social given
Burnside school. All ladies, old and
young, are asked to; bring baskets,
Every one come prepared for big
| time p. .~~i -: =, +"
Misses Havida Anderson and Irene
Malberg entertained at parcel shower
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfrid
Erickson on Friday evening in honor
of Miss Dagny Erickson, a bride of this
/ week. - 1~" :-.,- i5.E% < u
! - The Warren w. c. Z. U. will enter
t tain in honor. of the Warren public
schools and North Star College at the
High School auditorium Monday eveil
ing, Oct 18th, at eight O'Clock. Every.
| body is cordially invited to be present
= Mrs. George Hanson and son Byroi
who have visited at the home of Mrs
EHanson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hans
! Lindberg for several days, returned t6
i
Hanson autoed to Warren to accompany
f,them home - g. = s =stts ~
| *:zs&sD Dr.. Orville n. Meland has recently
been elected to.tlle American College o1
Surgeons DR.. Arthur Bratrud, Of Min
i neapOlis, was elected, to the same so
ciety, and they will be leaving in few
1 days for Philadelphia where the de
grees will be conferred.
/ Wesley Kezar, who. has been il
| CrOokston for some time working at hi!
4 trade as a pharmacist, came to Middl,
4 lRNer Wednesday for brief visit will
4 his parents. He will leave shortly fo
st. Paul, where he has accepted a po
i sition Middle River Pioneer.
Il Miss Elizabeth Hanson, r. n, Mar
Il shall County public health nurse, ex
poets to leave this evening for Dulutl
where she will attend the annual meet
ing Of the Minnesota Registered Nurse
association which will be held in tina
city the latter part Of this week
Corp Oscar e. Erickson writes tina
he has been transferred from the At
Infantry Of the 4th Division to the IT
Infantry Of the 3rd Division at Cam
Lewis, Wash, and detailed on specia
duty at the camp stockade and request
that the address on his Sheaf be chang
] ed accordingly s
A number Of pictures Of local place
Of interest were shown on the scree
at the Strand Monday and Tuesday eve
q nings by two transient photographers
twho drifted into town last week. Late
they made the rounds offering to sci