Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28
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| Girl Wanted otel Warren. 5#S
Raveling Studio for Kodak finishing.
Gifts for all B occasions II ooper.s
Gift and JeWelry Store.
We sell Mascot and Creme -four
| Give us "a trial. - armers Mill and Ele-
ivatOr Co. sI83 M 5i55 &
Clifford Golden left last w etnesday
leyening for a short business trip to the
twin cities. returning Monday morning.
Mrs. Oswald returned esday from
Taconite, Mimi. where she had visited
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Hol-.
| ton Solid. III :5f5 III 336Eas A5 E,55 I'D 5.s53s
Thomas Hennebry was III over from
Fargo for a few. day visiting his bro
ther#and Warren friends, returning
home Monday eVening. n
A 1920 Titan at the present price is
the cheapest dependable Horse Power.
that can be bought ~ Call in. and see.
the new Titans, :Lundgren, NNittensteni
& Co. ,.. n s5 D. tsjs3 5SI III i 59,5.8
NJ. Il. Warner has received an invi-
tatioll from Governor Preus to attend a
conference regarding Great Lakes-st.
Lawrence waterway at the State Capt
tai Oct. 1.a.@ 5.5.s# III. n 45..s IA
Miss Pearl Gustafson, Miss Nora
Davidson, Bonnie Bengtson and Harry
Johnson, all young folks from Kennedy,
came down Tuesday evening to enroll
as students at North Star College.
School Dist. No. 90 is practicing econ
omy and efficiency by transporting the
school children to one Of the best.
schools in the state. They are being
transported in a motor school bus ~
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. HoltOn Solid
Of Taconite, Mimi, q seven and a half
pound baby boy on Sept. 10, 1921. Mrs.
Solids maiden name was Miss Rose.
Oswald. rs Mother and child are doing
fine. .5 III ~ n. III FL 4sf.s.; n ~ #
Fred johnson left for Moose Jaw,
Sask., Canada, last Saturday in re-
Spouse to telegram informing him
that his brother, Otto Johnson, who
formerly resided in the vicinity of War.
rem, was very sick and not expected to
live. . ..54 .ssf q ". +. !.... ss e e
Henry Halvorson, one of the Warren
boys who entered st. Olaf College this
fall, has been honored by being given
a place on the st. Olaf chorus. The
college chorus will take trip to the
east this winter and will appear in New
York during the Christmas vacation.
Rev. Albert, Johanson, pastor Of the
Swedish Temple, Minneapolis, will
speak at the Swedish Mission church
Thursday evening, Sept. I29th, at Z 80
p. NJ. Rev. Johanson is. one Of the lead.
ing ministers Of the Swedish Mission
Covenant Of the United States and is
very interesting and instructive speak
er. ~ - t3g.
Miss Mildred Malberg. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Malberg. of Excel,
is now on her way to the Straits Set
Element in southern Asia. where she
will teach in mission schools supported
by the Methodist Episcopal church. A
card was received from her written at
Honolulu. Hawaii Islands, Sept. 10th,
in which she states that she expects
to be in Singapore Oct 9th
Dr. Elisabeth A. ROTOR, Licensed OPP
tometrist of Grand Forks will be at the
Brummund Hotel, Thief River Falls,
from II 10 A. NJ Sept. %, until 8 10
A. NJ. Sept. 80. At Hotel Warren from
1928 \. NJ. Sept. 80 until 1922 Oct. 1.
At Stephen Hotel from 1886 A. NJ.
Oct. /, until 1886 A. NJ. Oct. 3. At
Hotel Hallock from IL 40, Oct. 3, until
8 :25 P. NJ, Oct 4 Have your eyes
examined. All work absolutely guar