Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-05-11

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Watch for the specials in b. L Tor
nelPs window.
Kryptok glasses. $14 and $16.-C. G..
Mugg, Grand Forks, N. D.
Buy her that new wood finished
Simmons bed, at TornelPs.
Early Ohio seed potatoes for sale
cheap. Inquire at Sheaf Office.
G. B. Nord left Saturday evening to
join his family at Detroit. Mimi.
Charles johnson, Of Newfolden, was
a business visitor I'm Warren today.
Mrs. Ed. Rosendahl entertained the
w. G. T. U. on Monday afternoon.
Miss Esther Erickson, of Angus, spent
the week end visiting at her home. here.
Miss Luella Hanson, Of Newfoldell,
spent Sunday in Warren visiting with
friends
We pay five cents pound above
market price for sweet cream. - Warren
Creamery.
All pattern hats at half price, Fri
day and Saturday, at the Anderson
Millinery.
will trade new piano for good used
car or will SELF G. T., 215 4th st.
East. Crookston. ..5
Mrs. G.. Andrews, of Thief River
Falls, spent Thursday Of last week
visiting with friends in Warren: S.i1
The Board of Charities of the Red
River Valley Conference, will meet IN
this city on Thursday this week.
Freeman Olson and Miss Jennie Oh
son, of Argyle, were entertained at the
r.. B. Taralseth home on Sunday.
A. ]. Kittleson, district boys and
girls club leader, was in Warren ON
Friday in the interests of his work.
!. Miss Ethel Rosendahl entertained the
Queen Esther Society on Monday even
ing. \ dainty lunch was served those
present.
J. p. Jorgenson, who llps been in
Canada for some time and While there
purchased a farm, returned to Warren
last Saturday. ss
Be sure to be at the Swedish Luth-.
eran church Thursday evening at p.
IN. "A Florence Nightingale program
will be given. st#
Mrs. Donald Doty and children, Of
Minneapolis. arrived Saturday to visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. a. Tullar.
Alta meeting of the city council Mon
day night large number of bills were
considered and approved but no other
matters of importance considered.
Carl Knutson, Walter Holbrook, Ed
win Lean, Christ Thorpe and Richard
Schultz made up Il theater party to,
Grand Forks Thursday evening of last.
week .... @
Il Try some Agricultural Gypsum on
your garden and lawn. Watch results.
Also have some crushed limestone for
purposes. Hilaire Retail.
Lumber Co. y
Plant your garden with Planet .Jr.=
garden seeder and cultivation. combined,
and it will be pleasure to you all
summer. Sold by Lundgren, Witten.
stem SEC. 8.
American Legion will be held this ewes
ming at which time Il number of things.
will come MP for discussion and plans.
laid oriathe Legion's participation in
the Decoration Day program.
AIr. and Mrs. John Swanson and
childrelr dinned on Sunday at Berg
strom's, and in the afternoon in com
.pany with Mr. and Mrs. 4. Bergstrom
and daughter Emma, autoed to Dray-
ton. n. d.: and were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Gutekunst.
Rev. n. G. w. Knudsen and wife, Of
Hillsboro, n. d., passed thru Warren
on Monday i'll their car bound for
Stephen to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Magnus Olson, Mrs Olson being sis
ter of Mrs. Knudsen. Rev. Knudsen
was formerly the pastor of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of this city.
Miss Emma Jorgenson, who has been
visiting at Drayton, N D., returned to
Warren the latter part of last week to
continue her visit with her sister. MIS-.
Ole Strom She left on the flyer last
night for Winnipeg, where she will
board a Canadian Pacific train for her
return trip to Portland, Oregon, where
she follows her ton of nursing.
"A letter from Christine Grund re-
quests the Sheaf to change the address
on her paper from Pitt, Mimi, to
Englevale, N. D., and also advises US
that she has changed her name to Mrs.
Oscar Christianson. Miss Grund was
a resident Of Alma in her girlhood days
and is well known in this city. Her
many friends extend congratulations.