Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-28

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Tom Simonson, Of Viking, was IN the
city Friday attending the school officers
meeting II 81.
#5 We sell Mascot and Cremo -four -four
Give us a trial - r rmers Mill and Ele-.
5vatof CO..
The Vega Young Peoples society will
meet next. Sunday evening in the church
basement.
Hunter Quistgard left last Saturday
evening for a weeks business trip to
the twin cities.
Herman Anderson left Tuesday even
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lodoen, of Grand
Forks, N. D., visited with friends in
Warren last Sunday.
Miss Dagny Erickson returned from
Crookston last Friday after having Wis
tied with friends in that city.
Alfred Longrent of Thief River Falls
arrived in Warren the first Of this week
to enroll at North Star college.
b We have few choice bargains to Of
fer on second hand Ford cars and Ford
son tractors. w. r.. Powell & Co.
Mrs. Maud Sutton and Mrs. Ray
Manc hester, Of Argyle, We're in this
city Tuesday visiting with friends.
John Gordon, farmer near Mallory,
Polk county, is dead at the age Of SO
years. He came to the county 43 years
ago.
Miss. Pearl Allen and Agnes, Halvor-
son were among those attending the
Shrine circus. at Grand Forks last Sat-
urday. .:s @ z...s
MOTHERS! why not protect the
children by using milk from Tu-
berclin tested herd? P. Frost Spauld'
ing Farm CO. l.,5s..
Otto Edwardh had the misfortune of
breaking his collar bone while out
coaching the high school football team
last Friday afternoon.
A fair show salld a square deal are
what you will get If you attend Man
kato Commercial College. Mankato,
Mimi Send for. catalOg:,
Judge Grindelands went to Mime
apolis last week. where he attended
some meetings of the board Of trustees
of the Norwegian Lutheran church and
from there proceeded to Seattle, Wash,
and will be away few weeks.
Three marriage licenses We're issued
from the Office Of the clerk Of court dur
ing tn past week Those receiving IL
censes to marry We're Edward Carl Ris-
tau and Olive Alice Wing, Vincent
Pawloski and Martha YuZemki, and
William G. Wigdale and Helen A. Ran
kin. 13
|. 4 very enjoyable time Vas held at
the Community club party held IN Miss
Newman's room at the Court House
last Friday evening. The lady teachers
Of the public schools and other girls IN
the city. who might desire to become
members Of the organizat ton We're the
guests Of honor.
Rev, p. Mitchell returned from
Minneapolis Monday. after having spent
last week in attendance at the NJ. p,
conference there. He was tentatively
re-appointed to the NJ E. church here
until final arrangements for change
are made. He expects to leave Warren
within the next month.
| John Gratzek, Of town of Wright, one
Of Che early pioneers and successful
farmers Of the county attended the
school, officers 4 con ion here last Fri
day. MI Ora tick is5;ggrea tlys inter rested
lin the raising Of. livestock. 3 4 few days
ago, he and his sonzin law shipped g
carload Of cattle of their own raising tc
the South st. Paul market.
At the morning service in the Swed
| ish Lutheran church last Sunday the
baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs: Aug 4. John
son was christened and named Char
slotte7 jeanne. At the same time the
baby girl Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. ] ohnson
of Foldahl, was baptized and given the
Iname Jeanette Aileen. The fathers OF
! the little girls are brothers
A Peterson. cashier Of the State
Bank Of Angus, has sold hissinterest il
the bank to r.. D. West, who will take
charge as cashier. Mr.. Peterson hal
served as the cashier Of the bank since
' it was organized. He is an energetic
and capable business man, a good citi
zen, and booster from the word 60
Since coming to Angus he has dom
much to place that village on the map
Mr.. Peterson finds that indoor work i
not the best for his health and for tina
reason he quit the banking business
I He and family Will leave soon for Cali
I fornia by auto. Ss d:
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