Warren sheaf., 1921-03-30
Hear the celebrated lecture at thu

Hear the celebrated lecture at the
College Carnival.
We are paying AZ cents for butter
fat.--Warren Creamery.
A. Barton, of St. Paul, spent Easter
with his wife in Warren.
A. S. Rokke, of Newfolden, is in War
rem on the board of audit.
Miss Anne Stone of Viking, was a
visitor in Warren on Saturday.
/ Miss Bertha Holan returned Tuesday
from Kennedy where she visited over
Faster.
Mrs. Charles Grinder and Miss Irene
Holmberg were visitors in Grand Forks
last Friday.
| Miss Adella Winberg returned Fri
day from Thief River Falls, where she
4 had been visiting.
Miss Mildred Wood, who is attend
ing Hamline university, spent her Eas-
ter holidays at her home here.
Miss Ethel Turnwall returned to
| Warren yesterday after having spent
the past week at her home i'll Roseau.
Prof. and Mrs a. NJ. Foker and
/ children of the Northwest School of
| Agriculture, visited over Easter at the
H. NJ Swanson home.
J Lars Sather returned last week from
Helena Mont, where he has spent the
past winter visiting at the home of his
son, Andrew Sather.
The Misses Olivia and Elba Bjork-
uuist spent the Easter vacation visit
ing in Moorhead, returning to Warren
Tuesday morning.
Miss Gundy Lodoen left Monday for
Moorhead to resume her studies at the
normal school, after having spent the
Easter vacation in Warren.
Supt G. Holmquist returned from
Minneapolis the first of the week where
he attended the state declamatory con-
test and also a meeting of city superin-
, tendents.
! The Girls Community Club will
: meet Tuesday evening, April ). at the
; homeio Mr.. and Mrs Andrews, the
T Misses Frances Corrigan and Marion
Lem acting as hostesses
! Two marriage licenses were issued
!, this week by A. c. Swandby, clerk OF
\ court Those to whom they We're issued '
! were 4Axel o. Lindstrom and Oline $
I loIStISOI anu I'LL lul Nv dHN
relSla Kolnad.
!. / Farmers wishing seed corn notify
Farmers Mill and Elevator Co, ant
! give amount wanted. Orders taken fol
! all kinds of seed corn. Orders will alst
a be taken for all kinds of seed. Order
.; early.
{. Is: Henry Hewitt. of Sutton. y. d.. wht
! 9fOrmerly worked at the Warren Cream
h Iery here. was in Warren, a couple o1
IA days this week and will accept thu
nI1 position as assistant cream and butter
i maker at the Warroad creamery tn
< middle of next month
d Ingolf Grindetnd returned on Mon
day evening from Grafton, n d., wher,
!. he had been assisting the choir Of th
u Lutheran church in the presentation o
"a sacred cantata. which was given il
$ their church on the evening of Easte
Sunday before a large audience:.
$ Mrs. p. FL. Holm has received let
II ter from Mrs T. Mordell of Dulutl
y i.stating that her husband had dice
/ leaving her Il widow for the secon
IS time Mrs Mordell lived in Warre
ol for a number of years in the earl
IS, days, her first hubsand being %. Swan
g son, a carpenter and contractor. Man
IS Warren friends extend sympathy to he
30 in her grief.
n John Anderson, of GomstOck, attend
Z ed to business in town on Tuesday an
It also remembered the Sheaf with I.
pleasant call Mr.. Anderson is a clos
10 observer Of nature and he says tha
is spring will probably be late becaus
y, the rabbits have hardly begun to tur
II gray as yet But let us hope that tn
,rs rabbits are wrong for once in arrang
isl ing their color scheme.