Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-04-20

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/ oATHERED FROM THE
III HOME FIELD.
/ Real bargains in Rugs, at Tornells
| Miss Rachel Hunt spent the week end |
at Grand Forks.
4 Mrs. =. A., Bueche visited in Grand
Forks last Saturday.
4 Fordson tractors, $625.OO +. 0. b. fac
tory-W. #. Powell & Co.
! Melville Larson spent Saturday in
Grand Forks on business.
Buy her that new wood finished
j Simmons bed, at Tornelfs.
Miss Mable Townsville made trip
to Grand Forks last Saturday.
Ole Folden, from near Holt, attended
] to business matters in the city today.
Miss Jessie Porteous spent the week
end visiting with friends in Middle Ri
y yer.
] D. Schultz, of Grand Forks spent the
! week end visiting here with his son,
j Richard Schultz
Mrs. L. Barton spent Sunday and
) Monday at her home in St. Paul, return
Z ing to Warren Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson were
4 called to Crookston Monday because of
j the illness of Mrs. Sidney Anderson.
:; 4 A marriage license was issued to
j William H. Quinn and Adela Lena
4 Bazinet by the clerk Of court last week.
Miss Florence Johnson, who has been
= teaching at Strandquist. returned home
) last Sunday, the term OF school having
p | closed.
Buy :klcster'' crochet cotton, the j.
q and =. Coats >mercerized crochet cotton
s. and the Silkine crochet cotton at X. J.
q Taralseth Co.
s. Mrs A. A. Westling and Mrs. Henry
q Anderson left for Argyle this morning
s. where they spent the day visiting
q friends
s. Nick Schantzen is in from Radium
q today. He told the Sheaf that he will
s. have his Wheat all in by tomorrow eve.
ST ming.
ST. The only place in town you can buy
9 ''Carmen'' Hairnets. Extra large sizes
81 and made of human hair.-K. j. Taral
IS seth Co..
g Mrs. Bessie Schwartz returned t
le Evansville Monday. She has visited a
the home of Rev. Swenson for tire,
weeks.
Timely attention to your tires vii
save time money and annoyance. lie
us repair them.-Erickson's Tire Shop
Warren, MINI.
Mrs. J. 0. Herrick and children hav'
been Visiting in Thief River Falls tn
past few days. They returned to War
rem this morning.
The McCrea Farmers Club will hol'
their meeting on Thursday evening
April 2Sth, at Burnside school house
Visitors arc welcome
Prices on grain cleaners are the sam
as last year Sizes we carry are froI
80 inches to As inches wide.-Lundgrel
WittenSten & Co.
+ Any one wishing to hire a drill an
four horses and man or teams for an
kind of sworkSby day, job or by tn
acre Call Andrew NJ. Anderson
Phone 43.
r. The Titan will be seen at the Stran
+ next Saturday evening. Whether yo
/; are interested or not, you will b
;=zEpleased to see the different ways
: farmer can handle it. 1t is real dt
monstratiOll.
Miss Emma j orgenson, Of Portland
Ore, is Visiting with her sister, Mr.:
Ole Stroln.#forsa short time. She is
nursesan arrived in Warren Saturda
after iaken a patient from Por
So land Lisbon; n. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Nelson and chilt
rem mOtOred to Grand Forks last Satul
day where a physician was consulte
concerning. MaYo's eyes which hay
been troubling him.
Probate Judge F. H. Holm has bee
OH the sick list for a few days, but
now able to be around again to loo
= after the rights and interests of tt
NHln widows and orphans Of this great cOul
Z|ty.
II Ned Olson, who is a milk tester SCI
Fl out by the University Farm school an
I'll has been testing milk at the Spauldin
III Farm, left Sunday for Hallock whel
81 he will do some milk testing before L
III turning to st. Paul.
I'll The Catholic Ladies' Aid will met
III Thursday night, April 28th in the bas
Fl ment of the church. Progressive viii!
Zlpromptly at s :15. Everybody cordial
I'll invited Hostesses Mrs. A. r. HATFIELD
miss Kate B. Hill and Miss Natal
ZtLucier.
II H. NJ. Swanson and son ;Haro
Fl Swanson left last Monday in Fol
Fl car for Newcastle, Wyoming, about
Fl miles from which place Harold h
filled on soldiers homestead, whit