Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-01

Watch for the specials IN q. T.. Tor
nelrs window. $500.
After the first Of June we will grind
feed on Fridays only Farmers Mill & |
Elevator Co. q
Judge Andrew Grindeland delivered
the address Of the day on Memorial
Day at the exercises held In Crookston.
Miss Amelia Horn, Of the Thief Ri
yer Falls high school, was guest at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. G.. a. Gunnar-
son on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Houser spent last
Friday in Grand Forks, where they
visited with friends and Mr.. Houser
attended to business matters.
Walter HolbrOok and e. G.. Schulze
spent the week end and DecOrati On Day
in Fargo as guests of Mr.. Schulze's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Schulze.
4. Rev. o. j. Lundell and family, of
Thief River Fails, Mrs. Nordin, OF Hal
lock, and Mrs. FagerstrOm, Of Radium,
were guests at the A. Bergstrom home
last Sunday. n. VI z s..s..
You can't saw wood with hammer,
much less succeed without business
training. Write Mankat0 Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, for Success
Book. It is free.
Miss Hulda Skog, who is teaching at
Mentor, arrived Saturday and visited
at the home of her uncle, Alfred john
son, until Monday evening, when she
returned to her school.
Hans Urtes was busy last Thursday
passing out cigars and announcing the.
arrival of a baby girl at his home. Mr..
and Mrs. Urtes have four boys and the
arrival of girl was very welcome at
their home.
DIR. Ed. Bratrud and wife and child
left Tuesday for an outing trip in the
vicinity Of the White Earth Indian re-
servation, where they will be Joined by
DR.. and Mrs Arthur Bratrud, of Min
neapolis. s.
! DR.. o. n. Meland of the Warren hos
lpital, returned from Pelican Rapids,
i where he visited at home, and Detroit,
Mimi, where he attended medical
meeting and clinic, Thursday morning.
He was on the program at the medical
meeting and read special clinical
Z treatise before the physicians gathered
there :5 5.G
"Superlatives force themselves upon
one in speaking Of this notable Organi-
zation-the foremost Of it's sort in the
United States, is what Harry r.
Burke, critic for the st. Louis Times,
had to say after listening to the st:
q Olaf Lutheran Choir, which will ap-
pear at the Strand theater in Warren
the evening of Sunday, June 10, at s Ia
!, O'Clock.
Mr.. Businessman! Are. you sending
your subscriptions for daily newspapers
and trade magazines through the
Sheaf? "A liberal commission is allow.
ed us by the publishers on all q sub.
scriptions BY sending your orders
/. through the Sheaf portion Of youl
money remains in Warren and will helI
build up the community. Ask for ouI
prices on any publication. 81.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Wood, Mrs. G.. i
ESteyens and Miss Francis Corrigan left
by car for st. Paul early Monday morn
ing. Miss Corrigan will continue t
Mellon. Wis, where she will visit will
1 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood anG
/ Mrs. Stevens will attend the graduation
exercises at Hamline university where
Mildred Wood, daughter Of Nj. ant
Mrs. Wood, and Jean Stevens, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, will be il
! the graduating class. "
Mrs. John Lindberg left last Wednes
\ day evening FOR Minneapolis, where sh.
i was to visit for a few days and theI
y to proceed to Blackfoot, Idaho, wher.
! her daughter, Miss Frances Lindberg
! is teaching. From there she u ane
/ Frances will 90 to Seattle to visit Mrs
Lindberg's rother, John p. Ostrom ant
\ his family. Mrs. Lindberg intends Il
}Ispend the whole summer In the ives
Twisting relatives and friends at Seattle
Portland and other points.
Don't forget the great show Of OH,
Skratthult and his famous company
under auspices Of. Order OF Yasa her.
Ion June 8th in the evening. See adyer
tisement IN another place In this paper
What other papers think Of the play
Ollie Skratt hult and company q
fifteen people appeared at the City Hal
on Thursday evening before fair
lsized audience and made the biggest an,
most general hit of any entertainmen
company that ever came to Clarified
Il The Dlay Dresente Lars Anl1ers AM