Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-02-02
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Martin Rud, of Viking, was a visitor
| in Warren today
For the latest records call at e. L.
Tornell's new music room.
= liver Amundgaard Of Argyle, was in
! Warren yesterday on business.
7 Good we'll improved half section farm
for rent.-Pioneer Land & Loan co.
| A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Klozak OH last Wednesday,.
r. Sjoberg, of Middle River, was a
business visitor in Warren on Tuesday.
:. Mrs. I. NJ Myrbo, of Viking, arrived
in Warren this morning to visit with
relatives here. '.....a
Reserve Saturday night. p Warren
and Ada high school basket ball teams
will clash here on that night
Miss Esther Flyberg, of Spooner,
Mimi. spent the week end visiting at
the home of Mrs John Lindberg
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew BorgQuist will
leave tonight for Minneapolis to visit
friends and take in the automobile
show. :.
Charles Holmgren left for Cresco, Ia,
on Monday where he will live with rela-
tives and attend school during the re-
mainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Christina Bjorklund and hel
daughter Lillian returned last Friday
from a, visit with the w. D. Wood fam
lily at Thief River Falls.
Nels Monsbraten and Christ Hustled
accompanied by several young ladies
autoed to Oslo last Monday night and
attended the masquerade dance rgiveI
at that place.
1 Mrs. John Bjorklund and daughter
Lilly, returned last Friday after hav
ing spent week visiting with daugh
ter of Mrs. Bjorklund, Mrs w. Wood
i'll Thief River FAILS. E.
The Ladies Aid of the Swedish Lll
theran church meet in the church par
lors on Friday afternoon. Mrs JOIN
Lindberg, Mrs. Ed. Rosendahl and Mis-
Edith Madison will entertain SIX.
J F. and Mrs. E, r. Houser inten,
to leave this evening for Crooksto
where they will attend the annual Earn
Crop Show at that place. Mr.. House
will aid the exhibitors of Marshal
county III showing their cattle and graf
at the annual exposition. ~
George Westberg returned MOnda
from Minneapolis where he has con
|pleted a three-month course in autOmt
biles, tractors and electricity. He e1
poets to leave Friday for Californi
where he will be engaged in this lin
of work.
Miss Anna Moen, Of Fertile, Mimi,
: taking Miss Sathres place at the PHI
: neer Land and Loan companys ofic
during the absence of Miss Satire VIII
was called to her home in Grand Fork
4 because of the death of her fathe
She left for Grand Forks Friday.
! H. e. Holm, of Roseau, a brother {
1 Judge P. H. Holm Of this city, unde
/ went recently two serious operation
at the city hospital. He had recovere
! sufficiently to be able to leave the no
i4pital on Tuesday and will spend a wee
i or two visiting with his brother unit
he becomes strong enough to retul
home.
A. r. Hatfield returned last. Thur
! day morning from Faribault, Min
\ where he had been called the week b
fore because of the serious Illness
his father His father had passt
away before he and Mrs. Hatfield al
daughter arrived Mrs. Hatfield al
| Gervais did not accompany Mr.. Hs
field back to Warren but will rema
in Fairbault for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson we
T rendered pleasant surprise Mond
u evening at the home Of Mr.. and MI
Fred Langreder when about fifty
their friends arrived, bringing wi
them beautiful. rug which they pr
ented to Mr.. and, Mrs Anderson. I
evening was spent in playing games q
other social merriment after which
, delightful luncheon was served.
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81 MOTHERS! Why not protect I
children by using milk from a
u horo1in tosfod hnrd9 p Frost Sn0 II