Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-14
Every home should have a Shear. Let
us send it to you each week

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Every home should have sheaf. Let
us send it to you each week.
Mrs. Harry staunchfeld and son ara
rived Sunday from Minneapolis to- visit
at the. J. Bolton home.
Mrs. X. j. Taralseth and Mrs. r. IS.
tTaralseth were hostesses at luncheon
on Tuesday afternoon
See us for your watch repairing.
Prices reasonable and prompt service.
JeWelry Store
3. Miss Gladys Grmdeland left on Mon
day evening for .Northfeld to resume
her studies at st. Olaf College.
Martin O'Brien, the Crookston attor-
ney, was here Monday appearing as
counsel in a case in district court.
A marriage license was issued to
Yuergens by the clerk Of court today.
Judge William Watts, Of Crookston.
was here Monday sitting in q case in
which Judge Grindeland was disquali-
fed
During first week Of school only
All &c. School Tablets, Note Books and
Spelling Blanks, for 10 cents.-War-
ren Pharmacy.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid and sewing
circle will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Henry Kramer at Radium tomorrow
Thursday afternoon.
@ David Fulton, who has been employed
sat Internat ional Falls the past summer,
returned Monday to continue his studies
-at the Warren High School.
81 Send the Sheaf to the young folks
twhe are attending school away from
home. 81 90 pays 4pr q subscription for
the school year. Telephone 38 and we
will send this weeks issue at once.
Rev, S. w. Swenson left Tuesday
morning for Roseau and Lacaster,
where he was to ofticiate at the install
lation of the new pastors at those
places. He will return on Thursday.
:: 1920 Titan with a 3-bottom P. & o:
tractor pillow at 81 ,150-even less than
pre-war prices will do your blowing
and last longer than any other p1oWing
outfit made.-Lundgren Wittensten s
Co.. ts
5Those attending school away from
Home will appreciate receiving the
sSheaf regularly each week. The: sub
scription price the school year is
only leo Phone us and we'll start
sending the paper at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rosendahl accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =.
Johnson from Illinois who are visiting
at their home, autoed to Hallock sum
day where they visited at the T. -:
j johnson home They returned to war
rem Monday. d :: . j.. sss5 ssls...gS
More than so friends Of Miss Ethel
Pihlstrom gave very enjoyable sur
prize party for her at her home last
Monday evening. Miss Pihlstrom Will
leave the first of the week for Mime
anolis. where she will enter the state
university when it opens next week.
y. Rev. Bot Nyborg pastor Of the Evan
,,el;cal Free Church, Thief River Fans,
will preach in the Mission church IN
warren "wednesday evening, Sept. IL
al 3 o'clock. He is noted speaker . on
prophesy, concerning the second coming
81 CHRIST. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. I. Golden ARE
joicing over the recent arrival OF two
new granddaughters. On Aug. "a a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Golden at Crookston and on Sept.
list "a idaughteF arrived at the home of
Rev. and Mrs g. Kvistgard at Hills
boro, N. D.
Mrs. s. ". Swenson was pleasantly
surprised by her friends at the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid in the Swedish Luth-
eran church parlors last Friday after
noon. A purse containing some over
atty dollars was presented stQsher as q
token Of the love and esteem OF her
friends. Mrs. ,lSMenson has been quite
iii "a large part OF the summer and has
only lately become strong enough to be
up and around again. s
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