Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-03-16


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Thursday is orange day at Bakke's.
Larry Semon at the Strand FRIDAY
and Saturday.
D. Robertson, of Argyle, was in War
rem on Tuesday.
Ladies' suits from $4,000 to $500
at X. j. Taralseth Co.
Mrs. c. johnson, of Oslo, visited with
friends i'll Warren last Saturday.
Get your stationery at Pearson:s
Bazaar Saturday, 10 cents per box.
John Strong and son from near Oslo
attended to business matterain Warren
Friday.
Sunday, March 81, is Easter Sunday
Have you your Easter toggery? K. j.
! Taralseth Co.
800 boxes tinted stationery. During
next Saturday, each 10 cents.-Pear.
sons Bazaar.
Spring is here--see bargains on suits
at Peoples Store Saturday .:only. ~ See
E;ad on another page, -:
II you have q farm fol, sale, can on
J. T. Owens, at Hotel Warren. Home
Offices at Clear Lake, Iowa. 20 )
:: c. rs Beckstrom. arrived Wednesday
morning from the twin cities and Du-
1uthx where he has: spent the winter
months. :. 81.
Please take Notice-Do not fan to
visit :Pearson's Bazaar during Market
Days, Friday and Saturday. MrchS 25th
and Goth. IS = -. - 81; 81 81.
Prices on grain cleaners are the same
as last year. Sizes we carry are from
30 inches to 48 inches wile.-Lundgren
Wittensten & CO: :.
Mrs. S. A. Hanson, Mrs. Gralnnnum
and Mrs. Langseth, of Thief River
Falls. visited at the F.. Bake home the
latter part pfsslastsweek, =.
| Just one lot OF mems suits. sizes "a
81, 3S, and 80 will be: put on sale Satur-
day, March 10. at the leader price OF
S14.225.-k ]. Taralseth Co.
Send us the renewals Tor your daily
newspapers. Subscriptions, taken for
all newspapers, trade publications and
magazines at the Sheaf office.
+ We have now received Il carload OF
good corn. Place your order now if
you want some Also have carload
of bran and shorts-Farmers Mill and
Elevator Co. Phone 46
Hilma Skoog and IneZ Johnson at
tended the basket ball tournament at
Crookston the latter part of . last
week Both girls are members of the
girls high school basket ball team.
A talk on cooperative marketing will
be given at the court room OIL Thursday.
March II, at two O'Clock. The plan of
marketing grain submitted by the Com
mittee of Seventeen. will be discussed.
All farmers are urged to be present
What might be considered an early
Indication of spring is the report of
school children that on last Wednesday
and Thursday flock of grossbeaks was
seen on the high school lawn and about
the grounds of the court house. Ac-
scOrding to Miss Tindal and Miss
@O'AIeara, these birds are seldom seen
west ofthe Mississippi river.
Irving Quist, county surveyor and
civil engineer, returned home on Tues
day from Atwater. Mimi, where he at
tended the funeral of his mother, who
died on March It'll at the age of %
years. The father; who is still living,
may come to Warren to make his home
with his son here. The aged couple,
who have now been parted by death
were early pioneer settlers Of this
state. &
The Girls Community Club met last
evening at the home of r q. Thomas
when Misses Mildred Snyder and
Rachel Hunt were shostesses. Miss
Elmira Rudolf read a paper. on Unfit
cation of Laws Concerning the Civil
Status of Women, touching on the bills
before the present legislature of special
interest to women. She also gave a
report Of the Interna tiOnaI Conference
of Equal Suffrage at Geneva. At this
meeting the secretary of the club was
asked to send petition to our repre-
sentative apd senator from this district
asking them to back these social reform
bills before the legislature.
Miss. May -AIelander, who has served
as a missionary in Porto Rico for III
years, spent Tuesday. here as a guest
Of Row 0nd MrS Cunnen, Che noun
a very interesting talk tos the student
body at North Star College in the fore
noon and spoke at the Swedish Luz
theran church in the afternoon before
q large and appreciative audience. The
ladies Of the church served lunch and
2 large sum was, realized for the mis-
sion treasury. Miss Melander repre-
sents the mission work among the
young people Of the Swedish Lutheran
church and made a strong appeal for.
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