Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-03
Gifts for all occasions Hooper's
Gift and JeWeIry Store .s.7

Henry sanderson, OF Minneapolis,
formerly Of Stephen, visited friends in
Warren last Saturday.
Lemon and vanilla extracts for sale
by the NJ. E. Ladies' Aid society. Price
35c. 3 o. bottle. Phone No. 5. @-.s.. 1t
Where will you go next Saturday
evening To Ed. Rosendal's, of course,
to eat big dish of delicious ice cream
served by the ladies of the Swedish
Lutheran church. ..-.... .--
Life is real, life is earnest To
meet it successfully you must be we'll
trained. The place for such training is
Mankato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI. Send for catalog. .~.-.>
Have you thought Of getting new
corn binder? We sell the old reliable
Mccormick and Deering makes. We
will be glad to get your order. Lund-
gren, Wittensten & Co. L.
After this weeks work and worry
go to Ed. Rosendahls home on Satur-
day evening and enjoy a good social
time. Ice cream will be served by the
ladies Of the Swedish Lutheran church.
Clarence Bake and NJ. F. Pihlstrom
left Sunday evening for WinOna, MIMI.
to attend the state convention of the
| American Legion held there during
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Your LIES work depends on the prep
aration that you receive. You must
have an education in order to meet the
crying needs of the day. Come to North
| Star College, Warren, Mimi, for your
training. Write today.
Cameron Quistgard returned Monday
from Maple Lake where he spent some
| time with his mother at their cottage
| there. Ed. Quistgard returned last
Wednesday after having spent a mum.
her of days at the lake.
Arthur Johnson. an employee Of
Lundsren, Wittensten & Co., has been
down with the summer flu for about
ten days, but is now able to be up and
walk around although still weak from
the effects Of the sickness.
Mrs. Axel Skoog entertained num-
Der OF Warren young women in honor
Of her daughter Mrs. Helmar Hendick-
son Of Britton, S. D.. who is at present
Visiting at the home Of her parents.
She expects to leave for her home in
South Dakota next week.
Mrs. Putnam Spaulding and children,
OF Aberdeen, s. D., are visiting with
friends and relatives in Warren They
arrived here from Maple Lake last Fri
day. They are being entertained at the
G.. l.. Spanlding and Frank Wittensten
homes during their stay in Warren.
Rev, A. L, Tollevs returned Thursday
! Ni,,nnann1iS hn
has been the past four weeks doing re-
search work in sociology at the Uni
versity of Minnesota. He also visited
a short time with friends and relatives
in Wisconsin while away.
| Sheriff Hanson brought the car of
William Ehlert, recently captured and
charged with forgery in Warren and
other places, to Warren last Saturday
from farm north of Emerson where
Ehlert was working previous to his ar
rest.
|. DR.. and Mrs Ed. Bren returned Sat
urday from a trip to Minneapolis and
Lake Osakis where they have been for
two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoyt.
of Minneapolis. returned with them and
will be their guests until Friday when
they will return to Minneapolis in their
car.
3. r. HOuser will leave Friday for a
vacation of two weeks to be spent
lat Mason City. Ia, and other points in
IIowa. Mrs. Houser has been visiting
her parents at Mason City for the past
4 six weeks and will return with Mr..
Houser at the conclusion of his vaca-
ton.
| Edward Lean, who was employed at
the r. E. Hooper jewelry store for sew
eral months this winter and spring and
! who has spent the past couple of
months at his home in Austin, Mimi.
returned to Warren Sunday and is
again employed at the local jewelry
store. -
Aug. l. Bystrom and family who arc
on an auto tour to Minneapolis, are ex-
pected home the fore part Of next week
Last week J. P. Easton and John Cd
man, the pioneer lumbermen of Warren
had charge of the st. Hilaire Retail
Lumber Company's Office here in BY.
strom's absence, and this week A. NJ
Nilsestuen, the assistant superintend.
ent, is in charge of the office.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mondrude and
daughters Lucille and Swanell, of Val.
ley City, N. D., stopped over Wednes.
day and Thursday at the Fred Bake
home enroute to their home after hay
ing made an extended tour through the
lsouthern, eastern and northern part OF
the state. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bake
accompanied them to Thief River Falls
Hast Thursday where they visited at the
IS. A. Hanson home.
|. Henry Bren is building SIS, OOOsmod
ern farm house on his farm in Tabor
He has become quite hustler since hi
moved onto the farm. Last Thursday
July %, Sheaf reporter caught hin
cutting down few SOW thistles in his
yard with scythe because he haG
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